Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-31
FOREIGN NEWS
OutpOStS on Versailles Read
Some Picket Firing Reported
German Troops to Enter Paris
RumOrs of a Bourbon Fusion
FRANCE.
The Nationals aluddIe.

/ PARIS, March 29-Noon. city is
quiet. At the sitting of the sub Central
Committee to-day Duval submitted a
| proposition for the disarmament of the
portion of the National Guard which has
not given adhesion to the Paris govern
ment. Assy in speech in response said
the public had formed the committee of
public safety and ran no danger from its
opponents who would be shot if they at
tempted any ulterior measures. All con-
| spirators will meet the same fate. Sunday
| Deputy Seexrasd resigned his seat in the
| National Assembly. The Journslde raris
makes statement that the National Guard
of the city cost the people of Paris three
hundred thousand francs daily.
VERSAILLES, March 29.-The Deputies
in the Departments of Vosges, Meurtre
and others have proposed to ask the Ma
nonal Assembly to send commissioners
to the departments to organize force to
march on Paris.
| We Ancient bourbon.
| The Government has dissuaded the Le-
| gitimist Deputies from holding meetings.
| Il is stated Bourbon fusion has been ac-
complished, with Count DeChambord as
| its acknowledged head, and that its
chiefs are framing a liberal constitution
| providing for parliament on the model
of England.
The Government has lately expressed
its regret at the opposition shown to it
by the supporters of the Orleans family.
vinOy Superseded-Charet and the
Loyal Bretons.
Gen. Vinoy is superseded in the com.
mand of the army by Gen. Burra. Cha
rette, has succeeded in arning and
placing at the disposition of the Govern
ment 5000 Bretons.
Pushing out Pickets towards Yer
sailies.
LONDON, March 30.-The Communist
outposts have been placed on the roads
from Paris to Versailles to prevent recon
noissances by the troops of the Versailles
Government. There is great disorganlza-
ton in the postal and other departments
of the French public service. The Ma
tionals demonstrated yesterday in favor
of the Commune in the Place de Hotel
de Vile. La Liberte says 1000
Eaglish have resumed their residence in
Paris.
The slight rising in Perpignau has
failed to meet the support of the people
of that city.
Picket Firing Begun-AnOther Siege
OF Paris, with TrOchu on the Out
side.
a special from Versailles to the Tele-
graph says there was picket firing last
night between the Nationals and the gov
ernment forces on the road between Yer
sailles and Paris. The government has,
after consultation with Ducrot, left
Chsussey and Trochu to decide upon
plan for the attack upon Paris.
German Irregularities.
In the Assembly, Wednesday, Theirs
made a speech, in which he admitted
that the Germans were evacuating France
irregularly, and that there were still too
many German troops in the country. He
laid the blame for delay in the matter to
the Prussiaus, and announced that con-
Vention had been signed which would put
an end to all the irregularities on the part
of the Germans.
The Government Pow -rIess at Mar
settles. Is
A Marselles dispatch says all is quiet.
The authorities have suspended all action
for the present, because the National
Guard refuses to serve. All business has
been stopped.
IransmOgrificatiOn
MARsElLLEs, March 30-The attempt
to establish the Commune in this city is a
failure. Col. Ducrat has resigned his po-
sition as commandant of the National
Guards. Cremieux, President of the Pro-
visional Commune, has been arrested,
and the other members of the Commune
have fed. All republican societies have
been disbanded, and the red flag has van
ished from the city.
LONDON, March 30.-Gen. VinOy is
still in command of the French army.
Blanqui is in Lhiding, and has not been
present at any meeting at the Hotel Du
Vile Pyatt has withdrawn from the
Communal Council of Paris, and will
give his exclusive attention to the editOr-
ship of L. Vengeur, the future official
organ of the Commune.
working. Arms In Hand.
PARIS, March 3O:-The manufacturers
of Paris have asked permission of the
authorities at the Hotel de Vile to resume
work. The reply was Certainly, but
the workmen must keep their arms
stacked and ready for use, as conflict is
very probable" The Communists still
disagree among themselves as to their
future movements. No courts are open
in Paris, all the Judges having fled from
the CITY, Thirty-five hundred law cases
remain in allegiance.
VERSAILLES, March 30.-The Assembly
has passed bill providing for the convo-
cation of Counsel General. Theirs an
nounced that by virtue of a convention
lust signed, more German troops are 10
enter Paris, and the French forces in the
CITY are to be increased propOrtionately.
Figaro and the Arabs Suppressed.
PARIS, March 30.-Copies of. the Figaro |
on sale at all the newspaper stands were |
seized to-day by the Nationals. The |
Office was occupied and its publication |
forbidden. The Cri Du Peuple and La |
Francais. both make an announcement |
that Gen. Lallemond has completely sup
nressed the rising in Algeria. 1t is ex-
nected the peace conference at Brussels |
will continue its session for long time. |
Sentenced to Death.
At o'clock this afternoon the Sub |
Central Committee passed sentence of |
death ON Wilfred Fourielle, for being en-
gagged IN an obstinate and guilty attempt
against the existence of the committee. |
Gen. Duvsu was at the same time author
lied to search out and arrest all enemies
of the Commune.
The Cri Du Peuple, VeDgeur and |
Nouvelle Republique, to-day attacked the |
Assembly in violent terms. There are,
however, no signs of an attack on Yer
sailles.
The nearest an old bachelor gets to the |