The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-06-02
LONDON. June l

LUNDJS. VuuS Ii
The Times special dispatch frora Paris says
the Versailles troops are not now as popular as
when they entered Paris, because Of the Sc
vere measures taken by them against the pop
ulation. Large numbers of Frenchmen and
foreigners are returning to Paris to resume
commercial and manufacturing operations. A
dispatch from st. Denis to-day says that Two
regiments Of the Guards have returned TO
Germany, and thei- places will be supplied by
other troops.
Rumors Of agitation and q Carlist rising in
Spain are officially contradicted.
The Times has a dispatch from Bombay
stating that Herat fell into the hands of
Yakcoob Khan through treacheTy, and the
governor was killed.
VERSAILLES, May 81.
Marshal Mcmahon, in q proclamation just
issued, divides Paris into four cornman de, viz:
East, north, centre and south. General Ylnoy
Is appointed to command Of east, General Fad
mirault to north, General Douai to centre, and
Generate issy to south. Civil power is trans
ferred 10 the military, aud no lngress or egress
is permitted.
1t is reported that Pyatt has escaped from
Paris. A million and a half Of francs were
found upon the person Of Matthew. an officer
Of the Commune captured by the versaillists
troops. Fhe corpse Of a member Of the Com
mune, varlin, was searched and upon it dis
covered four hundred thousand francs.
The adherents OF the Duke d,Aumale and the
Bonapartists are very active. All foreigners
in Paris are requested to report at the head-
quarters of the army. There are still q great
number Of unburied corpses in Belleville. 1t
is said that many OF the Paris Insurgents were
Englishmen. The report occasions much bit.
terness towards England on the part of the
French people. Some apprehensions are felt
that the walls Of the Tuileries and the Hotel
de Vile will fall. 1t ls said that Cluseret has
been executed. The courr-martlal ordered
the use OF mitrailleurs in the case OF whole
sale executions.
Several war ships at Cherbourg have been
transformed into hulks for the Imprisonment
of the captured insurgents.
The publication and circulation Of newspa-
pers In the Department of the Seine are made
subject 10 the special authority Of Marshal Nc
Mahon. Picard and Leflo will soon retire from
the ministry. 1t Is not known WHO will sue
coed them. Paris Will remain for some time
yet under military jurisdiction, but commnni-
cation with the city is now unrestricted, and
entrance and exit are free to all. 1t is said the
number Of prisoners. now In the hands OF The
government exceeds forty thousand.
TIL --latest.
PARIS, June ].
The French journals are greatly divided In
sentiment as to the future Of the country.
The Opinion, Blen Public, Steele and Constllu-,
lionnel favor q continuance Of the Republic.
The Temps, Rationale aud Patrie are very
guarded In their comments upon the situation.
The Opinion thinks the withdrawal OF Theirs
will be equivalent 10 revolution. The Steele
says Theirs is as energetic against the Bona
par,ists rs the Reds. Figaro lavors a mon
archy.
McMahon's authorization is requested for the
opening Of the theatres. Tie sales Of news
papers in the streets is prohibited. The Steele
was seized this morning. Executions have
ceased. The prisoners are now on trial at
Versailles. The barricedes in Paris numbered
four hundred. .
LONDON, June /.
The Standard. of this afternoon, contains O
dispatch from Versailles announcing the resig-
nation Of Favre. Two more member oil the
Commune, Frankell and Fontaine, have been
arrested. The Marquis Gabriace goesto Ber-
lin OF the Sd instant as French ambassador.
The Introduction upon irgresA to and egress
from Paris will be removed from the Cd In.
slant.
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