Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-26
FRANCE.
Altitude and Disposition Of the In
surgsBts Of AOnimartre.
They are Still CIamOrOus for Gem
munal Government.
Ths Germans Insist upon FidsIiiY 10
ths Theirs Government.
PfspaFations and Movements of ths
French Authorities TO Enforce
the National Authority.

AIElIDB DE Or lhE BBCOD4 MObs
PARIS, March 25.-At one O'Clock
this afternoon, the insurgent Central
Committee issued a proclamation
stating that Admiral SOissett had OBJ
tanned from the Assembly and Gov
ernment q complete recognition of the
municipal franchise and the right of
elections of their own officers by the
National Guards, including Com
mander-in- Chief, as well as q mOditi.
cation of the maturity law favorable
to dodgers. The committee say that
they will maintain their post until
confirmed therein, or replaced by
others, and will guard the execution
of the laws.
Notwithstanding efforts at cOncilia-
ton, the situation is unchanged, and
a conflict is feared.
The official journal of the commit
tee says it has decided on the Occupa-
tiOn of all the main ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
and that dissentients will be tried
upon arrest.
The trial of Deputy Clemencian
mas been ordered by the committee,
as also that of certain dissentient jour
nalists.
Menotti Garibaldi has been aP-
pointed COmmander-in-Chief of the
insurgent Nationals.
THE BRUTEs REFUSED.
The journals supporting the Gov
ernment demand the employment of
a force against the insurrectiOn.
The corps Of mitrailleurs has rallied
to enforce order.
A battalion of Franc. tireurs to-day
attempted to seize the money in the
bank of deposit, Rue de Lille, but
met with opposition and quickly re-
tired. There was a similar occurrence
at Cour de5 Compts.
Several insurgent patriots have
been stopped by orderly nationals,
but no fighting.
MOntmartreiSts and Garibaldians,
with two guns, invaded the Place de
la BOurse at five o'clock Thursday
evening, and making a charge upon
the guns in the hands of the nationals,
demanded their surrender. They met
both refusal and repulse.
MOVEMENTS OF THE INSURGENTS.
The MayOralty negotiating has re-
suited in leaving the Maires in the
hands of their actual occupants, on
condition that the municipality give
their support to the Communal cleo
tiOn and the election Of the command
ant of the National Guards.
The InsurrectiOnary Committee
have intrusted the military powers to
COlOnels Duvau and BruneII, who are
promoted to be Generals, and will act
in concert, till MenOtti Garibaldi,
who has been unanimously chosen
COmmander-in. Chief, arrives.
The Paris Committee has received
information that the delegates from
Marsailles, Lyons and Bordeaux, re-
Gently here, have returned to their
homes, and will quickly give the sig
nal fer movement among the work
men in those cities analogous to that
in Paris.
General ChateUd has been appointed
commander of artillery by the Insur-
gent Committee.
The Montmartre have increased
their vigilance. They stop all rail
road trains bound for Versailles, and
seize all ammunition found in the
cars.
The Paris ChGgiuayi has suspended
publication.
The Central Committee has in
trusted the military powers to NJ,
Bergeret.
The InsUrgent National Guards, on
the 24Lh inst, Obeying orders of the
Central Committee, abstained from
attacking the Marie of the, second
arrOndisemeut, and passed through
Place de la BOurse with reversed
muskets.
1t is reported a Communal election
will be held. The election of Com.
mRnder in. Chief will occur Saturday
and the removal of the Darricades eX,
pected tonight.
PROPOSITIONS TO RESTORE ORDER
LONDON, March 25.-AdmiraI S0rs.
seitt, General Langlis and Victor
| SchOclcher have undertaken to con
Centrate the loyal battalions Of Ma
/ tiOnal Guard in the Place DelaBOurse
and re-establish staff quarters there
SOrsseitt is disposed to pardon the
regular soldiers and National Guard
involved in the emeutes and restore
| the municipal franchise and continue
to pay the Nationals and revoke the
law in regard to the payment of bill:
at maturity; and he urges the assem-
bly, to so legislate as regards all con-
fiicting interests.
! GERMANY WANTS sEDITION CON-
QUERED.
VERSAILLES, March 24.-The Ma.
tional Assembly has received a com.
I fu,vg, Nhn MorTov5 of pa vsf1
asking, before the horrors of civil wan
are inaugurated in Paris, the Assem-
/ bly, enter into a paramount cOmmu
niCatiOn with the Mayors and give
them full powers. Favre has received
! two additional dispatches from the
German authorities, declaring it to bt
the duty of the Versailles Government
to conquer sedition. The Withdrawal
of German troops from France has
been entirely stopped. Additional
and cruel eXactiOns have been levied
by them upon the people before de-
parting.
THE ALARM OF FRIDAY.
The Insurgent Committee yesterday
seized the copy of the address to be
issued by the Mayors of Paris, at the
printing office. M. DupOnt's office
has since been guarded by battalion
of friends.
The alarm given yesterday in the
vicinity of the Bank of France was
caused by the seizure by the loyal
National Guards of two cart loads OF
breach leaders under care of the agents
of the Insurgent Committee.
The official journal of the Central
Committee asserts that numerous BO-
napartist and Orleanist agents are
making attempts to bribe the sup
porters of the committee, and says all
persons rendering themselves liable to
suspicion in this connection, be i'm
mediately arrested and delivered to
the committee for trials
A GOOD EXAMPLE.