The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-25
DISAFFECTION SPREADING.
sEpoaTED R101s AT Lyons AND
MAR6EILLES. ). ).
A Train of Prisoners Rsfuse TO join the
1nsurxent.-The oaieers are Promot-
ed-seiznye or the. Telegraph Lines
Lord Lyons Expects the Speedy Resto-
ration OF Good Order.
LONDON, March "a.

The Paris insurrectionary committee have
issued proclamation postponing the elections
until, energetic measures cause their rights to
be respected. meeting of. the Paris mayors
appointed Admiral Soisset commander-in-
chief of the National Guards, General Lang :
lois chief of staff, Victor Sehoeleher chief of
artillery. soissets appointment inspires con-
fdenoe among the friends of order. The or
derry Nationals expelled the insurgents from
the Taabourg St. Honore, Place do Ia Boarse,
and Rue Drolt. The orderlies then. occupied
St. Logure, and asked reinfopeements from;
the Versailles Government TO take the ratl-
way crossings where the insurgents control
traffic. Among the victims at the Place Ven
dome was George Trimel, an. American. It
is rumered that Ducrot's soldiers shot him:
special to the Daily News says the reoels
are preparing for a desperate encounter TO
recover lost ground.
a proclamation to the people of France, sp-
proved by the Assembly and issued By Prssi-
dent Theirs yesterday, after reciting the
occurrences In Paris and calmly reviewing the
situation, closes as follows: "France repudf
ates the movement. Do not fear eur weak
ness. We, your sole representatives shall
maintain our trust and make no compromise
With the guilty."
Ali remains quiet at Lyons, but precautions
have been taken against an outbreak. The
prefect has issued proclamation declaring his
adherence to the Assembly. Fhe proclama-
-
ton was wellreceiyed. :. s.
Countless manifestoes ara issued by the In
snrgents ordering elections. The established
authorities everywhere protest against them:
/ The afmy lnBrlt.any mornentafily expects or
ders to march to Paris. :. 20 -
The government has requested the Germans
not to lombard Paris, lest the innocent may
suffer. General Cremer has been summoned
to Versailles, but falling to appear he will be
tried FOR disobediehce of orders.
= Tho Latest. - =
LONDON, March "a.
The Belleville nationals have occupied the
Nairles In the Rue Drouet after long negoti-
alton with the nationals of the quarter, with
whSm a.ndmber Of zouaves and mobiles ofths
SSlu6 WGTc Sceu. 1AS nfoouco' uoino<Iu oi AAs
20 fghtthe. insurgents who have barricaded
EEhe PLACE. vendome. General Ladmirault suo-
Eceeds Vinoy. Disturbances are reported at
Lyons. Eorf Lyons tetegraphs the govern!
meat bhat;he Is confident of the early restera-
tlon of order at Paris: = -
. The insurgents at Montmartre stopped q
train of returning prisoners who, refusing to
join the insurgents, were received enthusiast!
.tnally at Versailles. The officers were imme-
diately prnmoted Lullier, q member 1.-The
.insurgent committee, is arrested by the In
surgent committee.
!; Paris is quiet. The shops are closed. a few
pedestrians are on the streets. The civic
guard of Marseilles seized tho telegraphs In
the vicinity, and the service towards Spain Is
stopped. The National Guard Of Rouen are
notified to prepare to defend the government
against insurrecti0n.