New-York tribune., 1874-06-11
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FOREIGN NEWS.
MORE TROUBLES IN FRANCE.

MORE TROUBLES In FRANCE.
THs MINISTRY DEFEATED-AN AMENDMENT no THS
MUNICIPAL ELECTORAL BILL ADOPTED BY THE
AssEMBLY-TIE LOWEST AGE or ELECTORS FxEp
AT 81 INSTEAD OF 25 YEARs-THE QUARREL BE-
TWEEN REPUBLICANS AND IMPERIALISM.
PARIS Wednesday, June 10. 1874
The Assembly to-day, by vote Of 34s to SS7,
adopted an amendment to the Municipal Electoral
bill fixing the lowest age Of electors at 81 years in
stead of 25. as proposed by the Government which
is thus defeated on vital provision Of the bill.
A strong guard was placed on the train which
conveyed the Deputies from Versailles to Paris this
evening, to protect the Bonapartists against whom
the feeling is very bitter on the part Of Gambettas
supporters. On the arrival Of the parliamentary
train at the Paris depot last evening several Bona
partists accOsted NJ. Gambetta and defed him to re-
peat the offensive words he used in the Assembly
chamber
The Imperialst journals contain violent attacks
on the Left. There is general uneaslness over the
quarrel.
document similar to that read by NJ Girerd in
the Assembly yesterday has been discovered circu-
latlng in the Paris barracks.
LONDON, Thursday, June H. 1874.
The Paris correspondent Of The Daily Necs
reports that, while Gambetta was waiting
for the Versailles train, he was hustled
and insulted by band Of wellknown
Bonapartists, led by Mouton, NJ PIetrs former Sec
retary and Casanova, an officer of the Imperial
Guard. The latter attempted to strike Gambetta.
TROUBLES APPREHENDED IN THE EAST
REPORTED ALLIANCE BETWEEN GERMANY sERvIA,
AND TURKEY-sERIoUs MISUNDERSTANDING BE-
TWEEN THE KHEDIvE AND THE GOVERNMENT
OF TURKEY.
LONDON, Thursday. June II, 1874.
Tla nnAnA
Times says the Governments of Germany, Servia,
and Roumanla have confidentially informed the
other European powers that they have concluded an
agreement mutually to protect their interest and
position against the designs of Turkey.
Dispatches to The Daily Telegraph from Berlin as
sert that the troubles between the Khedve of Egypt
and the Sublime Psrte are serious, and intimate
that grave complications in the East are probable
INTERNATIONAL CODE RESPECTING THE
CONDUCT OF WAR
THE WORK TO COME BEFORE THE CONGRESS TO AS
sEMBIE AT BRUssELs-DRAFT OF AN NIERHA-
TIONAL TREATY PREPARED.
LONDON. Wednesday, June 10, 1884,
The Times publishes dispatch from Berlin
which gives probable action OF the Congress which
will assemble at Brussels next month to consider the
subject Of international rights in time OF war. INC
Tess pOndent says the Congress will codify the
recognized usages Of international law in 80 far a. they
affect the actual conduct Of war; new code 10 TO be-
enacted In the form CT international treaty, which
promises to become the first law common to the whole
civilized world The draft Of treaty which Is to Do
submitted to the Congress has been prepared II con-
tans 76 clauses which state In detail the rights aud
obligations begerents from the mutual claims OF the
belgereIt States down to the relations OF those States
to private individuals They also specify what classes
of shall be legtimately used In war; ana mako
regulations for the treatment OF PRISONERS.