The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-03-23
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LONDON, March 21-1O O'Clock. The
Oonncii Of Rouen voted an address to
the Government. deploring the iusurrec-
tion IN Paris, urging prompt measures
and Offering support. Similar addresses
were reoeived from private citizens. It
Is hoped the addresses will have eoud
eject on the working classes.
Parties to make a treaty between
france and Prussia have arrived at Brus-
sels
The Government at Versailles has ed
dressed re-assnring circular to the De-
Partments, Informing them that the stu.
alton in Paris ie no worse. Revolution
Is unanimously disavowed Chauzy and
other officers are still detained, but with
hopes OF an early release. The Mayors
OF Paris refuse TO hold the communal
elections.
The Government promises q speedy
intervention by the army now before
Versailles, and concludes with assurances
that tue greater part of the country is
calm. A meeting OF Paris editors de.
clared the convention of electors to-
morrow null aud public opinion against
the committee which ordered it. The
committee is implicated in illegal and
criminal acts, and now is the time for the
National Guard aud parties to come for
ward aud put an end to the deplOrable
affairs. !ndignities upon Chanzy and
mhuy arbitrary arrests have aroused
general indignation. The Government
at Versailles has resolved promptly To
restore order.
The Paris correspondent of the Times
teiegraphs that mnny persons were shot
without trial ON Sunday. The M.
tlon"ls will shoot Thiers, Vinoy and
DAnrelles if captured. A strong re-ac
tIon has commenced among the renpectu.
bic portion of the inhubltants; copse
qnently the committee are seeking to
nave Admiral Salsset command the M.
tional Guard. Versailles resembles u
camp. Ihe prisoners Of Metz und Sc
dan are Offering their services to the Go.
vernment.
Napoleon's route for Dover was an
ovation.
LONDON, March -AIilnight-I
WAS stated in the House that Lyons had
been instructed to follow the French Go.
vernment to Versailles. Every arrange.
ment had been made to protect English
lie and property in Paris. Advices from
the interior OF Paris, at 10 O'Clock to
night, say everything is tranquil. a
plncard. signed by the Mayor, Informs
the citizens that :he Assembly at Yer
snllles had voted, and urge proposal
for the election of mnn,cipul council.
and express tue hope that the National
Guard will prevent IL further confl,ct till
the final decision Of the Assembly.
BERLIN. March 2l.-The German Par
lament was opened to-day by Emperor
William, who, in person, delivered his
speech from the throne. The Emperor
said: when [ see the German Reich.
stag Tor the first iimo after glorious
but trying struggle. whica Germany has
Victorlonsly prosecuted for inlepend-
ence, am impelled first to give THINKS
to God for historic successes with which
he has blessed the fuithful unity of Ger
man allies BY heroism and discipline
OF the armies and devotion of the peo
pie, we have what our forefathers slrug-
gled for-nnity Of Germany and secnrity
Of her frontiers. Our CONVICTION of fn.
ture unity was yelled. The ever.present
enthusiasm of the people rent the vel,
when the fatherland was threatened.
The nation unanimously rose in her de.
fence, and traced it's firm will in indeli
bic Characters on the battle fields of
Franco to be Il united people.
PARIS, March 2l.-The insnrrcctiou-
ary Official Jo"'m.' urges the National
Gunrd to exercise great vigilance for
criminals attempting to re-enter Paris.
The city is quiet. Cabs have resumed
their trips aud the theatres are open.
"A proclamation, signed by Gen. Duval.
and duted simply Paris, demands nm
election for Mayor of Paris, with Depu-
ty Mayors in all the ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
The proclamation says it is not the in
tention of the National Assembly 70 AZ.
pnrate Paris from France, bnt ouly from
the Empire aud the Government of Ma
tlonal Defance, and from their measures
or treason and cownrdice; and concludes
with an appeal to the people to snstuin
themselves AS we are doing, and to fol-
low our example in opposing oppression.
A decree further pnstpones the maturity
OF commercial bills and prohibits land.
lords from expeIling dodgers for non
payment Of rent untl the issuance of n
fresh order.
VERSAILLES, March 21.-The insnr.
gents hold General Chanzy and Admiral
SAsset as hostages, and will shoot Chan
zy, II attacked. All functionsries of de
pnrtments have rendered armed annport
to the Assembly.
PARIS, March 21-The insurrcction.
ary central committee will respect con
ditto ns of peace, but considers thnt The
bills Of Indemnity should fall on the au.