Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1874-06-13


were literally repeated at the Western depot
to-day, at the time of the departure of the par
liamrntary train for Versailles. The popuace
ag.iu assembled in large plumbers, and the
D,pu.irs 10 the Assembly were respectively
ipsul,ed aud chcered. The police once more
dispersed The rioters, and took twelve OF the
more violent OF ihem into custody. -Four OF
he arrested parties were released after they
had been identified, and the rest We're commit
leu for trial.
So threatening were the demonstration that
u body OF troops was ordered to ths station to
assist the police 10 maintaining order.
Armand Adam, brother Of a Deputy Of that
name. and Spu1ler, brother of the publisher
OF lie Republlque Franchise, radical Republican
Journal, were among those arrested.
The Government has suspended the publl-
cation of LIE Pays (Bonapartist) and lie Rappel,
radical Rrpub.. AID L Dix Neuvieme Steele,
conservative Republican organ, for fortnight,
because of violent attacks upon lis policy.
P,ul de Cassagnac, edi or of L.. Pays, replies
in that ,urnal to-day, to the demand of School
cher and Testeiu. who were delcg ited by the
Republicans to demand armed reparatlon for
his article attacking thr m:mbers of the Lett
He saws therein that he asSailed Gaul beta and
other Deputies, but not GIemenceau, who Is
not, therefore. eu,ited to rcpara!luD: but, says
de Cassagnac, if Clemenc eau wants a pcrsonal
quarrel; be can have il.
De Cassagnac says he particularly wishes to
fight Gambetta, and adds that nine members
of he editorial staff of Lie Pays are willing to
fight niue of the Republican, Deputies, aud Will
draw lots for chuice Of udversarlrs and Ut arms.
In the Assembly, to-day, the second read
Jog Of the Municipal Electoral bill Was con-
Guided.
Nj. dc NelIeville of the Left Centre, asked
the Government to inform the house what
course il intended to pursue toward Bonapart-
ISIS who ignored Or dcGed the decisions Of the
Assembly.
NJ. Belmont, Of the Left, called attention
to the statement made yesterday BY NJ. Four
ton, Minister Of the Interior, 10 relation to the
recent disturbances; that the statement implied
the police and radical deputies were qually to
blame. and that the Minister who made 1t
ought not to be retained 10 Office auother mo-
meat. The government was cu|pab'e IN not
rennving hun.
Nj. Ricard, of the Left Centre, pointed toithe
long immunity from Government Interference
which the Bonapartist ] urual lIe Pays had en-
iuyed, aud declared that NJ. Fouron Was un-
by of confidence.
NJ. F.urtou replied H. declined to retract
Anything he said The Assembly should await
the result of the inquiry which had been or
dered into the depIorablc occurrence. lu con-
cluson. he assured the Chamber that the Min
islry was determined to make President Mac
Mabon's authority respected.
NJ. Bcthmond then moved a vote of want Of
confidence against the Ministry, which Was re-
iected by vote of 377 to 326
About the return Of the parliamentary train
to Paris this evening large uu'nbcr OF people
began to assemble around the station, but the
crowds were dispersed by the police, and there
WIS no distu, bance 90 the arrival OF the dep
utes.
The Bonapar,ist propaganda is very active
especially 10 the barracks.
1t is consider d ccrlaio that st. Croiz, in
striking Gambetta, yesterday, acted IN accor-
daucc with pre-arranged plan Of party leaders
TO provoke dull.
Copies Of LIE Page were seized by the police
this evening as SOON as they were issued.
The Left Centre is reported 10 be still hope
full of union with portion OF the Right Cen
tre and of the formation of a ministry uoder
the d Ike i Audtfret Pasquier.