The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-03-25
Withdrawals Of Troops Stopped.
South American Advices.
Etc.. Etc.s Etc.. Etc., EtC.
from EUROPE.
Mayors, Address seized by the Mob

Mayors Address seized bv the Mob.
PARIS, March A.-The insurgent committee
yesterday seized the copies of an address to be
issued by the Mayors of Paris, at the printing
office of NJ. Dupont. The Office has since been
guarded by battalion of the friends of order.
The Alarm Yesterday
in the vicinity of the Bank of France was caused
by the seizure by the loyal National Guards of
two cart-loads of breech-loaders, under the care
of the agents of the insurgent committee. The
official journal of the Central
Committee asserts that numerous
BOnnpartist aud Orieauist Agents
are making attempts to bribe the committee,
and says all persons rendering themselves liable
to suspicion in this connection will be imme-
diately arrested and delivered to the committee
for trial.
Proclamation of the Insuraeut Committee.
At one o'clock this afternoon the insurgent
Central Committee issued proclamation stat
ing that Admiral Soisset has obtained from the
Assembly and Government complete recogn-
tion of the municipal franchise and right of
election of their own officers by the National
Guard, including the commander-in- chief,
well as q modification of the projected maturity
law favorable to lodgers.
The committee say they will maintain their
post until they are confirmed therein or replaced
by others, and will guard the execution of the
laws.
Notwithstanding the efforts at conciliation,
The situation Is Unchanged
and conflict is feared.
The official journal of the committee says it
Decided Upon tho Occupation
of all the mairies of the ACCOMPLISHMENTS, and
dissentients will be tried upon arrest.
Tho Trial of Deputy Ciemonceau
is ordered by the committee, as also that # GER
tain dissentient journalists.
MenotIi GaribaIdI
was appointed commander-in-chief of the In
surgent Nationals.
The Cause of Order.
The journals supporting the Government de-
mand the employment of force against the in
surrectionists. corps of mitrailleusists have
rallied to the cause of order.
Attempt to Rob the Banks.
A battalion of francs-tireurs attempted o-day
to seize the money in the Bank of Deposit in
Rue de Lille but met opposition and quickly
retired. There was a similar occurrence at the
Cour des Complies. Several insurgent patrols
were stopped by the orderly Nationals, but NO
fighting occurred
The Montmartreists
and Garibaldians, with two guns, invaded Place
de la Bourse at o'clock this Friday) afternoon
and making a charge upon the guns in the
hands of the loyal Nationals, demanded their
SURRENDER, uut tnoy Ahet pobn Ae1ueai anu IT,
pulse.
PARIS March 95.-The insurrectionary COM
| mittee has entrusted
MILITARY Powers
| to Coonels Duval, BruHe, and Endes, who are
promoted to be generals, and will act in concert
until Menotti Garibaldi, who was unanimously
chosen to the chief command arrives in Paris.
The committee has received inform alton that
DeIeaates irsm hIarsellIes,
| Lyons, and Bordeaux, recently here, have re-
turned home, and will quickly give the signal for
a movement among the workingmen in those
| cities analogous to that in progress In Paris.
GeBerai lChautard
has been appointed commander of the artillery
| by the insurgent committee The Montmartre-
lists have increased their vigilance. They stop
all railway trains bound to Versailles, and seize
all the ammunition found in the cars.
The National Assembly
| has received a communication from the Mayors
of Paris, asking that before the horrors of civil
war are inaugurated in. Paris the Assembly
enter into permanent communication with the
Mayors and give them full powers.
M. Favre has received two additional de-
spatches from
| rhe German Authorities,
declaring it to be the duty of the Versailles
Government to conquer sedition.
the withdrawal of the German Troops
from France is entirely stopped.
Additional and Cruel Exacti0ns
are levied by them upon the people of the de-
partments.
The MnYoraIty Negotiation
has resulted in leaving the mairies In the
hands of their actual occupants, on condition
that the municipalities give their support to the
communal elections and the election of the com
mandant of the National Guards.
This NIornins's Quotations.
LONDON March 26-1l's0 A. M.-COnsols 92I,
for money, and 92A for account. American secu
rites quiet and steady; 6-20s OF 1852, e2H; o
lsGs, old, slK; OF 1867, 9OZ; 1O-4Os, SO. Stock,
quiet and steady Erie Railroad; lIA; illinois Cen
tTal HOY Atlantic and Great Western, Boy. =
LoHDOK, March 25-l1S0 A. M.-Lnseed Oh
esq
LIVERPOOL, March 05-llsO A. M.-New Corr
34s.
LIvERPooI, March 25-ll' A. Motion harden
ing; upland T1d. Orleans, 7s<d. The sales OF th'
day are estimated at ~, 900 bales