The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-27
Preparations for More Rising In Marseilles
: Lyons, and Bordeaux.


TT GARIBALDI IN COMMAND-THEY PROPOSE
: To ARREST AND TRY THE. ORLEANS AND
BoNAPARTE AGENTS AND EVERYBODY ELSE.
PARIS. March 24.-The insurgent COM
mittee threaten to arrest and punish the
Bonapartist and Orleanist agents among
them, the trials and punishments to be
speedy. .5..e
The situation is unchanged, and further
conflict is feared. - s-.....r ..-
The insurgent official journal says the
committee has decided to occupy all the
Mayors offices of the ACCOMPLISHMENTS, and
the .dissentients will be tried upon arrest.
Several dissentient Journalists have been
ordered to be arrested.
,Menoth Garibaldi has been appointed
command of the insurgent Ma
Cionals. ~ save ~
The journals supporting the Assembly
demand the employment of forces against
the insurgents.
The insurgents make demonstrations, but
so far have retired without fighting.
THE FEELING IN FAVOR OF THE EMP1RE-Ac-
'4'.H TON OF ADMIRAL soIssETT.
} A,PAR1s, March 24.-[ World special. The
reaction in favor of the Empire increases
hourly. .-
LONDON, March 24-Midnight.-
Soissett has undertaken to concentrate the
loyal Ito the GOVERNMENT battalions OF Ma
tiOnal Guards at Rue de Ia Bourse, and re-
establish the staff headquarters there. He
is disposed to pardon the soldiers who en-
gagged in the emeute, restore the municipal
franchise, continue to pay the Nationals,
and revoke the law regarding the payment
Of bills. He urges the Assembly to legislate
with a view to reconcile all conflicting in
terests. II - e.,y.,. .
THE GEgMANS INSISTING UPON THE GOVERN
AENT QUELLING THE MOB-PREPARATIoNs
FOR AN ASSAULT UPON THE INSURGENTS.
VERSAILLES, March 25.-Favre has re-
ceived two additional dispatches from the
German authorities declaring it to be the
duty of the Versailles Government to con-
quer the sedition. =, :.
= The withdrawal of the German troops
from. France has been entirely stopped:
% admiral Soissett, who commands 10000
National Guards, with cannon and mitrall-
9Ieuses, is empowered to offer the insurgents
amnesty, and in case of their refusal, to at
tack them and secure the Central Commit
tee. s,EA<1-
Fifty thousand men are en- route from
Bologne to suppress the instruction in
Paris.
| PARIS, March 25.-The news to-day
centres in mere proclamations, whereof
1.-THE usual number have been issued.
The removal of the barbados is expected
tonight, under the reported favorable ne.
gotiations between the Mayors and insur'
gent committee. .#
| :: THE POSITION OF THE INSURGENTS.
PARIs, March 25.-The Mayoralty nego-
/. tiations have resulted; in the Mayors giving
| their supporEzto the municipal elections anG
4 the election Of commanders.
| The National Guards hold their present
positions, with Duyal, Brunei, and Ende:
/ in control Of the insurgent military power
Iuntil the arrival of Menotti Garibaldi, who
was unanimously chosen chief.
THE TROUBLE IN wALLACHIA.
| BUCHAREST, March 25.-The Project o.
Police has been dismissed; through the In
| PREVENTION Of the German Consul, in conse
quence of the attack made upon the Ger.
| man peace celebration. Further trouble is
apprehended. s=.s
PRUssIANs REocCUPYING FRENCH ToWNs-AP'
| PRETENDED TROUBLES IN CITIES OUTSIDE OF
+ PARIS.
LONDON, March 25.-Trecamp has beer
reoccnpied by. 600 Prussians.
| A;dispatch from the Government at Yer
sailles for volunteers to restore order In
Paris elected small response from Havre
A commune has been reeStablshed Ii
Marseilles, where it is said the Mayor was
imprisoned. No disturbance occurred, how
ever, and the proclamation issued by the
new Government had good effect. The
town is quiet.
Telegram. 1.-The loyal battalions OF IA
tional Guard occupy the Market of st. Ho
more, Palais Royal, Rue Monmartre, Crane
Hotel, La Bourse, and st. Nazaire railroad
station.
The population of Boulogne are great.
excited over the events in the metropolis
and through public meetings express
desire to have the communistic, revolution
lists put down. The authorities have con
sequently sent messengers to Versailles
Offering the Government the services Of
large force, differed by the best citizens o
1 Boulogne, to march direct to Paris an
summarily end by force Of arms the dis
graceful disorders that continue there.
- PREPARING FOR MORE REVOLUTION.
The insurgent, committee have informa
tioni that the delegates from Versailles
! Lyons, and Bordeaux, recently here, hay
returned to their ehomes, and will qufckl
I give the signal for movement similar t
that in progress in Paris.
Gen. Chautard has been appointed com
mander Of the insurgent artillery.
The Montmartreites have increased thei
vigilance: They stop railway trains boun'
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