The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-03-26
FRANCE.
An EARLY TERMINATION OF HE
REVOLUTION EXPECTED.
TINE ORDERLY GUARDS EXPEL
TINE INSURGENTS FROM POR.
TiONS OF PARIS.
Preach Reports.
RIs QUIET.


,he service towards Spain is stopped.
The Minister Of the Interior has notified |
,hs National Guards Of Rouen to make
preparations to defend the government
against insurrection.
General Scholtim, Prussian commander
u ST. Denis, has sent dispatch TO the
commander Of Paris to tho effect tina. the
Germans occupying the forts on the north
and northeastern sides Of the city will
maintain a passive and friendly attitude
while nothing hostile is done, but If the
conditions Of the preliminaries Of peace are
overteppcd Paris will be treated as an
enemy.
The Delegate Minis er Of Foreign AZ
fairs replied that the revolutionary pro-
cssdings in Paris are purely as to munici-
pal Affairs, and can in no sense be regarded
- aggressive towards Germany The
delegate adds that he has no instruction,
and cannot discuss matters in reference 10
preliminaries OF peace, which were voted
by the Assembly at Bordeaux.
AscESE OF TuMuLr.
Several mayors Of arrondissem ents in
Paris, who wa,e,,compcllcd to find safety
in fight from the city, were invited TO
take seats in the Assembly. As they en-
tered the chamber there was great APP
plause from the deputies of the lef, while
those Of the right protested against the
action Of the body. A scene Of ,umult en-
sued, lasting till adjournment.
NAPOLEON ~ DEMAND.
PARIS, March 24.-The reaction in fa-
Vol. of the empire gains strength hourly,
and unles Theirs speedily restores order
the French may endcavorto find their way
70 Chiselhurst.
German Reports.
THE GERMAN PARLIAMENT
BsalIx, March PA, yesterday sss-
sion Of the German Parliament, Herr
Samson was elected president Prince
Hohsahos. vies-ps~sAv~>, ~~a uarr
Weber. second viee-prcsident Of the
RsichssAg, or the Popular House.
8AGiish 1spssts.
PARIs ELECTIONS POSTPONED.
LoHDov, March 34.-Thc insurrectiona
~ commistss has issued . proclamation
posspening the elections In Paris until NJ
tss energetic measures shall have csuset
their reclaimed rights to be respected.
WANT TO yIGBT.
The mobiles den. and arms to fight the
Insurgents, who have .bsrricaded the Place
vsndome.
oIxIRAL L'ADMIRAuLT
viii probably succeed vinoy in the militia
y command Of Paris.
ENFORCED ORDER PREVAILING.
The orderly nationals have expelled the
Insurgents from part Of the Eighth,
Second and Ninth embellishments. They
then occupied St. Lsgane station and asked
Of the government nj Versailles REIN
soscement Of troops 10 reteke the railroad
crossing where the insurgents control the
trsfhc.
LYONS MsisO.
il Wa rumored that Ducor. had been
shot BY his own soldiers in the disturbance
reported 1T Lyons, where some Of the peo.
pie have proclaimed the commune and
saissd the red Gag. Thisrs has telegraph
ID 70 the projects 70 set at work, the anar
chists among the LyennAisc, and has give
credits for the purpose.
GOVERNMENT ELECTIONS.
Al the sitting Of the Assembly Wedne
asy Il 10 said to have been decided 10 hol
municipal elections in Paris before the lo'
Of April. Military measures again
Paris were also projected.
INCREASED EXCITEMENT.
A dispatch to the News says that pcopl
arc flying from Paris terror stricken, Ill
the rebels are preparing for a desperat
encounter 10 recover their los, grounds.
EARLY REsroRArIos OF ORDERS.
Lord Lyons telegraphs the government
that he Is confident of the early restori
tion Of order in Paris.
would NOT GIVE IS.
The London Times dispatch from Vet
ssillss says Mont Msrtreists have stoppe
ansin en- route with prisoners 20 Vet
ssilles. The released prisoners Of Ii
esth REGIMENT Of the line resisted all q
forts 10 induce them 10 join the insurgenl
and upon their arrival at Versailles WEI
received enthusiastically by the author
ties, people and troops. Their officer
we're vi once promoted. The insurgent
committee has arrested one Of It's own of
GERS ramed Luttier.
Defense OF TIE
The minister Of the interior has mott
I'D the national government, OF Rouen I
make prspssstions 70 defend the govern
nsut against the insurrsction, Schol,er,
che Pyussisn commander at st. Denni
hes sspt . dispatch 70 the commando
Of Paris 10 the effect that Il
0ssnans occupying the for
q Ne nsetA and northeastern sides Of Il
city Win maiatain frisndly attitude.