The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-07
Elections to FIJI Va. "ancieS to be Held
Next SunM,v.
MURDER OF TIE MAYOR OF sA..cE.
The Prince de Joinville for the
Republic.
The Germans Complaining Of
French Bitterness.
THE RECENT ELECTIONS.
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PARIS, July 9, 1871.
Alcan is to be raised by the municipality OF Paris
fcr the purpose of rebuilding the monuments de-
stroyod during the siege.
REWARDED FOB BEING TWICE A TRAITOR.
H. Jules DucateL who became traitor from the
Communists to the versaillists. has been accorded
the cross Of the Legion OF Honor.
NAcxAEoN TO COMMAND AT VERSAILLES.
Marshal MacMahon mas been reinsta.ed in com.
msnd At Versailles.
MEMOIRS AND N. SCHNEIDER IN PARIS.
the Duke de Nemours and M. Schneider formerly
President OF the Corps Legislatif, are IN Paris.
SUPPLEMENTARY ELECTIONS TO BE HELD NEXT
SUNDAY.
An election is TO be held on Sunday next TO I'LL
vacancies IN the Assembly where one person has
bean chosen by dlerent constituencies. The Prince
de JOlnvie, having declared for the republic, Will
undoubtedly succeed In the Department Of La
Manche
INTERNATIONAL COURTESIES BETWEEN FRANCE AND
GERMANY.
General Won Manteuffel and stafr have paid visit
OF ceremony to M. Theirs. The General subsequently
dined with the President. Count Waldersee, the
German Charge d'Afralrs, and General Prince Wal
Aemar, OF Hostein were also invited.
GERMAN ''FORBEARANCE" TOWARD FRANCE.
Count Waldersee has informed the Foreign Office
that Field Marshal Count Moltke has given orders to
the German commanders IN France to forbcar from
INJECTING punishment upon offenders whom French
law can reach.
FRENCH ovERBEARANcE TOWARD GERMANY.
Count Wadersee has complained to the Foreign
ONCE OF the bitter language used against Germany
and the Germans by the French newspapers. The
Journal ONcte', in making this statement, advises
the other journals exercise the utmost orbearance
In their illusions to the Germans
MURDER OF THE MAYOR OF sACHE AND AssAssINA
TON OF A PRIEST.
An obscure man, named De Lallande has MUIR
dered M vonne, the Mayor OF the town OF Sache, in
the Department OF Indre-etLoire The curate or the
parish. while bringing oils to annomt the body OF
the murdered man, also assassinated. The
most intense excitement against the murderer pre-
walls In the town. later despatch announces that
DE Lalande has committed suicide to escape pun
isEment for his crime.
DISSATISFIED WITH THE STATE OF SIEGE.
The republican press are annoyed at the continu-
ance of the state OF siege in Paris which they de-
clare needless and oppressive.
N. THEIRS AUTHORITY TO BE RENEWED.
Is said that the first act Of the Assembly,
as the newly elected Deputies have taken their seats,
will be to proong the powers OF Nj. Theirs Chief
Executive OF the nation for two years.
A PROPOSITION TO GIVE IMAGINATION COMMAND or
THE ARMY.
The proposition Is mooted OF entrusting to Mar
shat MacMahon the command of The entire army,
In order to give greater unity to the force, which
will soon amount to 3OO 900 men.
THE TRIAL OF COMMUNISTS.
The court martial for the trial OF the Communists
now under arrest will take up the In the fol-
lowing order:- First, members OF the Central Com
mittee then persons who have usurped public func.
lions, and last those generally compromised In the
Instruction.
RossEL TO BE TRIED BY SPECIAL TRIBUNAL.
M. Roesel will be tried before o special tribunal.
THE PRESS LAW.
The Assembly passed the law requiring caution
money from the press by q vote Of 3l7 TO 100.