The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-03-21

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- ian n Derpties TOY t Nationa
send y y yhaya'xesoIved hpd A. iseah
peal 70 the ;MontmaRre &nsurgents f6f1
moderation, and i1sistS np n tho snrren-
der Of cannon in their ypostession 10 the
anthoriAes. The NatinnnN Guard have
unsupported ,fgty-.iz capncA from Place
SHIsSses "a HHI,sSes &c Belle.i!lA 70 ,ssreveot their
seiaHre. The Montnaartreists have
gsaa4iy increased their vigilance in pre-
paSation for decisive measures expected
from the authorities. The Rappsl was
beaten 10 several quarters this morning.
"A new French loan. which will proba-
bly, bear interest at five p(r cent, aud be
redeemaile at fixed time, will be sub
mitted to the National Assembly, on
Tuesday next.
The mortality is rapidly decreasing in
Paris. -ieq :.
"a despatch from RouosA 8. lie Ger
man official paper there GeSA pubiens}|
ton to-day. Instructions h.. &c.
warded to the Mayor of, ~ &
1S,OOO French citi1ens shall. to-6 s.
pass over to the left bank OF the 81.
I Paris, Maroh 18--Evening. g.-0
Fron, with 300 men, has blockade0
! Montmartre. Several officers have been I
taken prisoners. A large crowd of the
o National Guard surrounded him |
Armed soldiers OK .hs line fraterniza i
tue streets with the people, who are on
in great numbers, and shout "Viue Il
/ RepubH1uei" itas i..a
3 LoNDoN, ,Maroh 18.-Advices from
Hong Kong state that O powder factory
belonging to the Chinese Government,
Mt Hung Chow, exploded. Forty per.
sons we're killed.
T LONDON. March 20-The Times Paris
special says respectable Parisans are
stnpefied. General Thomas last word
was. 'Cowayds." He fell ut the third
/, discharge .Thiers is firm, but full Of
grief Vinoy's indignation is boundless
! The Telegraph's special says Vinoy has
been mo6bed. The mob virtually pos
5 sesses the: CITY. Only the wine shops
are open, and drunkenness is rampant.
+ The women are armed. General Chan
lsey was arrested, upon his arrival at
Paris, by the Montmartreiste, and it is
said he will be shot to-day. All persons
Of prominence are flying from Paris.
The corpses of the murdered Generals
were mutilated.
VERSAILLES. March 2O-A despatch
says the Government is determined to
maintain its authority. The Official
I Journal says the Government has been
indulgent, but it muss rise aud punish
d Observation-Disclosures. the whole people
will be their accomplices. 1t is stated
that these terrible events have caused a
halt in the German army's homeward
march.
LONDON, March 20. Napoleon left
Wilhelmshoe Sunday. He was eIJcorted
to the station by guard Of hondr. He
arrived at Dover to-day. An mense
crowd was awaiting him. He was
cheered enthusiastically.
It is thought the revolutionary pro-
ceedings will extend to Mar@Qles and
Lyons, and even to Bordt hI. The
Theirs government contemp1Rtes going
to Tours. The Germans declibe to in
terfere. Reports from Paris saH that the
gems d'arpes collected from tie eBrovinces
by Vinoy have deserted him aid Joined
the insurgents. E
The bark Cornwall was suJs Hin COLI
sion with the steamer HimaHA. Eleven
were drowned. E3
PARIS, March 20.-No istance is
made to the insurgents. herals Le-
compte aud Thomas wed hcuted ~
order Of Ricotti Garibaldi directed
the insurrection.
WASHINGTON, March 2E -Wnshburne
telegraphs to Fish as foil 81:
PARIS, March 17.-Ghe National
Guards Committee is 81 tor of Paris.
The Departments of the eerior, Justice
ahu Iouce are occuplf3 by the lnsur-
gents. Generals oY5IThomas and
Lecompte were murder 5by the troops.
The election will con.1 Ice Tomorrow.
All the members of thl fhiers govern
ment are gone to Nvdhilles, to be fol-
lowed by the whole dre1rtment corps.
(Signed) BASHBURNE.
Latest news from Paris states that
Vinoy, with his gems da,mes. withdrew to
the left bank of tho Seine. leaving the
Nationals to maintain order on the right
bank; The general senor indicates that
the Nationals and Esprgsnts fraternize.
Two generals abaFdoned by the troops
were executed by tbe insurgents.
The Worla SPECIAL. dated Paris, satur-
day night. gives tl)b following account of
council of war eld yesterday, Thiers
presiding: It wasieablved to attack the
insurgents. At-2 Dssfock!! the seven
teenth Chasseur9and three regiments of
the line advanced on Montmatre; an
other body on, Lavojette; another on
Hellviiie. The foopS wore successful at
I Montmatre andtIavofett. but at BellviIIe