, 1876-01-15
Msaundous Reported Among the Harsego-
vinian Leaders.
Even 11bobratics Wnnders from tho
Patriot Camp.
reported Egyptian Buccessos in
AbysEinin.
Al Mnlsfics Between Church and State In
Germany.
FRANCE.

PAnIs, Jau. 14.-La RepnbI.7ue Francaise lths
organ Of Gantetta) regards tho proclamation Of
MscAlahon AZ . confirmation Of the Republican
instituteus.
THE roLlrfoA1 cAMpA1oS.
Tho Council General Of tho Department OF
tho 9efno havo nominated for Tho Renate Victor
Huge, Louis Blanc, Floquot, Froscinot, and
Leon Say has instsacted the tubortiinates In
100 Finance department. no. 10 connect thcnl-
solves with the electoral AgitAtlon. but to voto
according to their conyict.ons. hut not 10 par
tictpato la any Manifestations, either baforo or
Sftez tho elcctous.
THE NEWFOUNDLAND r1snEniEs,
PARIS, Jan. N,-Str John II Glover. tho new.
]y-appofnted Governor Of Newfoundland. bas nr.
rived hofo Tor tho purpose Of aottline the d|f-
faEtnrcs between England and france in regard
TO tho New foundland fisheries. 1t Ia believed
that DO is authorized to purchase tho rolluquiah-
ment By Franco Of hor ps,rilosoa for cous,dar-
able sum OF t1onoy.
TIN E1Ecrlors.
PAnIs Jan. 14.-Snow agau interrupts com.
muncattou in Sontloln Franco Rnd In CorsicA.
Il ,a said that 1t will consequently bo impossible
many places Tomorrow.
STATISTICS or TIE co1iuuNE.
rara, C.. cSrr:s1oatnss 8. ~ els S.t 3r1an, r.,
1871. in the eonrso Of tho fighting between tic
National aud Commune soLatotB, $500 OF thu
latter WeIo taken 0rteonors. F,ou tho 21as 10 The
2ath Of nay,--tho Week of bloody Struggle III
Paris,-2G,1b0 prisoners wcro seized and marched
10 Versailles. IN juno and July, 5g00 other
arrests were mada by tbs military authority mud
Ns agents. From August 1871, to Nav, 1877,
numasuua others xere arrested by tho civil
police In Palts and tue Departmental and for tho
moss part gradually forwarded to Versailles as
fast as tho incumbered rrisou-room shero waa
vacated. Tho number Of persons brressod IN
9soIaoquonce GO Of tho ineu'iecs'on Wan about
$4,000, Of whom 5000 wero soldiers, ESQ
Tomcn, and ESQ children Of 1G yoara and uudor
The councils Of war had to decide on tho fato Of
a1,A9 persons (or tho ua1nea OF thetu) Of whom
VA were women and OIL ch1ldreu. or tpls tDass
l3,46o have buun condemned to hard labos, t,ans-
portaeon, btulshment, or confinement in yaliouB
kinda OF pEiBons for various tesma. But OF
these ls: :45o nearly ono-fourth-snnt Ia 1913.
having hed the country. OF life perhaps. at least
arrest-weIo condemned par contHmacc. 4 pla-
lon'o penalty, 30 TO speak. Among other rontu-
msoiouB persona arc t75 condemned to death.
Lea attenls ont tort in slo eyo Of justiee aud get
an9mtnsliy Beverer pona!ty thau thoy would
io=o the tribunal, Thoro wero n!,,oty-iivo
rondemnatIops 10 death pronounced nsasnat
prisoners in hand. but OF these only
plain Of sattOry. Tho rest lad tholr penalties
eoumutoa to hard labor or imprisonment for
life, to transportation, etc. No ono was sxs-
eated merely for having been all inaurgeut.
gent 0ogcEnment. Rosscl With another sol
her. was shot, not as Mr. EvartB aaid at the
Raeeher tttal, and as many oibcr well-informed
pofaons suppose; "by 1uosmcnt for having e1.
enough TO obscrso, In passing, Tint no maeia-
tertal offico In Franco glves to tho holder OF 1t
The ht1o OF thiet-Juaticc. and that III. Bon Ioau
mas uot the first or presiding Judge OF tllo Court
whoso execution Nossel bad nothing wllatcgcr
to do. but as military deuerter. Others Of
tho uino woro executed az ruurdersra for
tue Fart they took in tho killing Of tho
FEnr II
appears from tho utterly Trustworthy report Of
Gen. Appcrt that Of 47.27a peraons, Of tbcir j
nhmes, furnished for tr.als to tho councils OF
var, but 1880. less than ono-tLrd, wtso con-
After more or less montha Of preventive iupria-
Dnuious. ~ero set at llborty from tlmo to time as
the tasdY preliminary EXAMINATIONS failed 10 liB- !
cover auy srouudS ou which crltniuAting clArges |
AGAINST thom could be nado 10 rest sumo thou- |
aauds bad not been caught; 735 died AWAITING |
trial 1881 have boen pardoued. Finally, II
me u, 450 condemned. 7,lu0. according to APP |
pe1is report, we're fopr.s do Justice" old Of
political or unctrll csltucB and ofcusos had pre-
s1oualy undergone trial and conviction to vAri- |
oaa penalties by tho ordinary courta OF justice.
a WHOLESALE MuapERESu.
PAn1s. Dec. .4.-A v oman about co years Of |
age. named Marguerite Glloumnrd, has been
convicted at the Tasnet+ +garonno ABs!zes OF |
Io'aoning her husband. daughter, grandson,
hna danghtcrs fathcr-n'law. She llad always |
Denn Of quarroIsotne aud violent dlsposltion, |
end tormtnted her husband aud lll-trented hor I
laughter when o chlIJ, moro thau onco urging
her husband to Kill her. In September, ia74,
1tsenmasd resolved to leave lor An1 1.-Two with
ms daughter aud hon-ln-1nW, L purpose which Ao
peFslsted u. hot"!thatanaln: hts wIfn'a totHul-
nlona and threats. In tho following December, hc-
lofe 20 had carried nutlls pau, the sou-iu-aw aud
uraeumard on Lis ta1m. na1guerlto 0rioutnayd
COOKED for tuom, and they ali conklaiueI Ut &C.
sefo pa'ns. On Subsequent visit IN May the