Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-01-29

were submitted by Favre. The alleged
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A London dispatch from Versailles
states that shells from the German bate
ries are falling near the church of Notre
Dame. fE s-erEs Faapss - = $50
Riots of the Radicals-JatiB Broken
and Gustave Fieurens Released
The Hotel de VILE Besieged-The
Mob Fired ON and Dispersed-Sev.
eraI Killed and Wounded.
LONDON, Jan. 28.-The Versailles cor
respondent of the London Times writes
under date of the 25th: Favre returned
from Paris yesterday and had another in
terview with Bismarck.
Another emeute is reported to have oc-
Cured in Paris. The people in large
numbers appeared before the Hotel de
Vile and demanded from the government
more sorties, accompanying the demand
with the CRY, con to Berlin" The rising
was suppressed by the troops who fired
upon the mob, several of whom were
killed and wounded. st. Denis was
bombarded on the Oath. The French
replied feebly.
Official dispatches from Paris, the 22d,
announces q separation of the command
of the army from the Presidency of the
Government. Trochu retains the latter
Office. Vinoy is now commander of the
forces. ..
On Saturday night a mob forced open
the Mazas Prison and released Gustave
Fleurena, Felix Pyatt and other political
prisoners. On Sunday a crowd sur
rounded the Hotel De Vile and fired
upon the officers who refused them ad-
mittance. The fire was returned by the
Mobiles with such effect that five of the
rioters were killed, eighteen wounded, the
rest dispersed, and quiet restored.
Later adyices from Paris state that the
Government has stationed large force of
troops and artillery in the Place Hotel
DeVille. The courts martial have been
doubled and the clubs closed. The Dem
ocratic organs LIE Revielle and LIE Com
bat are suppressed.
LONDON, Jan. GA special to the
Tribune of the Esd from Paris says: There
was considerable disturbance on the 22d
inst. A detachment of 800 National
Guard attacked the Hotel de Vile. The
Mobiles defended it and were firm. The
affair lasted quarter of an hour. The
attempt to create reaction was COM
pletely suppressed.
The Bombardment.
LONDON, Jan. 27.-A dispatch from
Versailles of the Goth, to the London
Telegraph says: The bombardment OF
Paris continues, though slowly, the shells
falling near the Church Metre Dame. The
total losses of the Germans in the three
days sorties was only 1000. None OF
the German batteries, except on the south
ern and southwestern sides of Paris throw
| shells into the city, aud fires still oc,
casionally are kindled in Paris by Ger
man shells.
Conflicting but Certain.
The Times says editorislly that the ru'
mors respecting the impending capitula
ton of Paris are letting. The only
positive news seems to be that negotiation!
are in progress. Paris consents to par
lev, and is therefore ready to capitulate
Terrible Tragedies TO Come.
A correspondent of the Times writes
from Paris that there will certainly be
more sorties, and probably it will require
a firm hand TO prevent terrible tragedies
for Paris loaths to surrender, to which II
must be forced by its thousands of hungry
mouths.
Rumored Capitulation.
LONDON, P. M mo date There was
rumor on the Stock Exchange of TIT
capitulation of Paris, but as yet there
no authentic information of the report.
Not Yet.
VERSAILLES no datel.-The negotia
tons in reference to the surrender o
Paris are now so far advanced that tn
articles of capitulstion will be signed il
the course of to-day.