New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-07

FRANZ
MORE ELECTION REIg II lin -rp1prIc|A PROTEST
h"hn ,.~,,yorIs FOR I'll : REPubi.l' -, TOM OF
FROM THE PkueTp" No
I'M FRENCH PRE- -. ,s7,
TIE fhb" PARIS. Thursday, July g. lSn'
M details of the army vote are cGiuins
Inc IN Of Dle gave 700 votes for the Nc % :
l'e sa,es and only 10 for those OF the - ooo
a Of Calids gave 91l3 Republican Hs" 'l, 80
aSarchieal votes In various othei PAGES 'an,
- heard, trom the Republicans are IN lle
81 Riss m commaudant of the troops al Doi ,r
s,ed % the soldiers before the eiecuoh 'n"',
- 49, only could save the country, they hao poo'.
hep 1pn. - y,lican candidates The people OF Dor
-, bo,e sent a petition 10 Gen. de Cssey W -.
=, 80 ,,rrsued by Col. Bison. The lates' r.
- tho Department OF the Seine elect NJ Mole"u the
Assembly in place of NJ. BOnvelet' Wmch nv
Repnhlcan delegation from the oapt " 90 an vacan.
A. election Is to lie held Sunday mex 49,, chosen
ces in the Assembly where one perSo =, ,nrile hay
-, deerert constituencies The Prince W ,ccoed
ing declared for the Republic VIII
An the DEPARTMENT of La Manene, ,,,. nc som as
"a ny y ~ tbe first act of the AssemoS' "S
- . o'' Iaaed Deputies have taken thei s'"'s "a
le 70 prolong the powers OF NJ inI'i' a.
of .he nation for two years "a. oon+inpance
n, penublican press are annOyeu a' '"' ,1s
- rnle in Paris, which they declare ho'"i'''
and oppressive 49,, ..og have maid a visit of GER
"'u -. NJ TTiers The General subsequently uiheu
- the President. Count WaldeIsee Tue "ei",'"
w. I,Aasires and Gen. Prince Waldemar, were also
invited a.. ,,,uoi,, Oeico that
CONT Waldersce has informed the Foreign once Una"
,d MARSHAL Count Motke has given orders 10 the Ter
,,,,,snders in France TO forbear from lnihcuhS
-, ,ont uuon offenders whom French law can reach
80 Uaidersee has also complained to the Foreign
o1e If the bitter language used against Germany ana
,,o Germans by the French newspapers. The journal
oac;,i in making this statement, advises the other
n,,,ls IN exercise the utmost fOrbearance III thelf
sIiusjons 10 the Germans.
loapis 10 be- raised by the municipality OF Paris Tor
fhe purpose Of rebuilding the monuments destroyed
during the siege NJ jules Ducatel, who left the Com
muuists and Joined the Versasts has been accorded
he cross Of the Legion Of Honor. Marshal MacMahoh
has been reinstated in command at Versailles The
Duke de Ncmours and NJ Schneider formerly President
Of the Corps Legislatif, are in Paris.
An obscure man named de Lalande has murdered NJ
yonpe the Mayor of the town of Sache in the Depart
menN OF IndreeLOire The curate of the parish, WINE
bringing oils 10 annoiut the body of the murdered man
was also assassinated The most intense excitement
against the murderer prevails in the town. later dis
patch announces that dc Lalande has committed suicide
The proposition is mOOted of intrustmg TO Marshal
MacNahon the command Of the entire army in order to
give greater unity the force, which Will soon amount
10 10000 men.
The court martial for the trial Of the Communists now
Irder arrest will take up the in the following or
Ter. First members of the Central Committee then per
Sons who have usurped public functions and last thos'
generally compromised in the instruction. NJ Rose
will he tried before a special tribunal.
The Assembly passed the law requiring caution none!
from the Press by a vote Of 3l7 TO l99