Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-22
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY

Associated Press Reports.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
THE REVOLUTION In PARIS.
The Insurgents Hold Their Position.
Yet.
IsssroPhsd Exclusively 10 Tas Ecesiss SSar
| Paris tranquil
LONDON, March n, midnight-The latest
advices from the interior of Paris are 10 one
O'Clock p. m. The city was tranquil. A placard
signed by the mayors whose signatures were
appended to the manifesto yesterday informs
the citizers that the Assembly at Vers allies
have voted an urgent proposal for an election
LOT municipal council, and expresses the hone
that the rational guards will prevent further
CONNECT III the nnsl decision Of the Assembly is
rendered. -
Protection Of British Subjects I'm
Paris.
LONDON, MARCH, q, midnight-In the Hopsa
OF commons tonight, NEcount Enfield stated
that Lord Lyons had been instructed 20 accom-
psny the French government TO Versailles and
that every arrangement had been made 10 pro-
tec1 tne lives and property of British subjects
The Demands OF the Insurxeuts
rARls, march 2l.-rhe insurrectiOnary Of
nelsI Journal urges the national guards 90 ex-
eaclse Nlgl1ant watch for criminals attempting
Thepaymept of the national guards regularly.
ana the distribution OF aims 10 the needy, have
been resumed.
A proclamation, signed by Gen. Duysl. And
oateu SIMPLY Paris, demands the election OF A
mayor of Paris, with deputy mayors in ali the
aI!onusements. The proclamation saws il is
not the intention OF the nationals 20 separate
Paris from France, but only from the Empire
ana the government OF the national defence
ana rom their measures OF treason and cow
arolce, ana concludes with appeal to the
people 10 sustain themselves Gas we are doing
sion." OfPASS
decree further postpones the maturity OF
commercial bills, and prohibits landlords from
expelilng dodgers tor non-psyment Of rent until
the issuance of a fresh order.
The insurrectionary central committee has
uecloed 10 respect the conditions OF peace hut
considers At just that the largest portion of in
oemnlty should fall upon the authors Of the war.
many or the nationals met last night and
adopted resolutions for mutual protection aud
maintenance.
The Sieols urges upon each battalion of the
army 10 take possession Of its own quarters,
and says If this is done the rising will be prompt,
~ repressed, and probably without bloOdshed.
Night Alarms.
Paris is quiet. The cabs have resumed their
ulps. The theaters are open and the railway
trains 10 andfroh Versailles run regularly The
situation in Montmartre, however, Is un-
changed All business and labor has been
Stopped. There are frequent night alarIns
The tocsin and drums are sounded, and cannon
fired, and the Montmsrtreists rush 10 arms.
IN Var
sailles.
How to Save the CITY.
The Official Journal says the hour mas arrived
Nhen the common people OF the capital can
save the country, and appeals to the boArs,o,s
for support in the emergency.
A Poor Excuse.
Inc lnsurrectonary official journal saws in
extenuation OF the execution of Gen. lie Compile
on a crowd Of inoffensiye women. Gen, Thomas.
says the journal, was in plain clothes sketch,
ing the fortihcations OF Montmartre.
Defending the RepubIic,
PARIS, March 2l-Evening- the oh iefs of
battalions Of the national guard of the second
announcement have signed manifesto Joining
their voices to those of the deputies to the AS
sembfy and the mayors OF Paris i'm their deter
mlnatlon TO defend the republic and its tran
guilty against all persons. They have organ
izeo special force and measures for the protec-
uon OF tnelr ACCOMPLISHMENT, and appeal for the
cooperation Of all in the work for conciliation
and abstention frCm crime. A similar move
ment Is being made in other arrondisements.
Demonstration by the Law and Order
Party.
1here was Q demonstration in the straets tn
aay IN FAVOR OF the union of all men of er,ier
The demonstrators proceeded to the Insurgents,
IRREGULARITIES, but hound their passage barred
py payonefs. An angry alteration ensued
aiter winch they retired; but the movement has
a tendency to spread. Theirs has sent elias
6lzoine As a delegate on the part of the gov
eminent, 10 endeavor TO conciiate the insur-
gents, the prospects for which now seem more
hopeful.
The Mayors of Paris refuse 70 give concur.
renee to the holding OF elections on Wednesday.
The French Assembly Appeals 10 the
People.
VERSAILLES. March 2I.-The National As
senbly has approved the proclamation con
demning the criminal attempts of a few mad
men TO involve France in ruin and disbopor
Wnlcn are repudiated by the whole country II
appeals TO the troops and citizens 10 raIiv and
save the noble Republic. The Assembly has
a AZ declared urgent bill abrogating the
ue cree suppressing councils general
Picard announced in the Assembly that all
the iunc tIonaries OF departments have offered
70 tne Assembly arm q support. IL was an
nounceo that the government will present 10
the ssembly bill providing for elections in
the municipalities.
Gen. Chanzy . Hostage.
Scnollcher reported that he had failed 10 oh
raj Soisset, and, after some remarks. pave
details OF the arrangements of the Insurgents
Wnc, ne SAID, hold General ChanZy az a HOSTAGE
ana " Ill shoot him IL they are attacked.
Congratulations I'm the German Par
lament.
BERLIN, March 2l.-At a session of the der
man PaIlisment to-day Herr Frankenbure by
virtue OF senority, president of the Chamber OF |
deputies, on taking his seat was warmly greeted
by the South German members.
"A motion passed the House congratulatine
the Emperor upon the occurrence of the 74th |
anniversary Of his birthday to- morrow.
Emotion Of the Emperor.
LONDON, march IA special dispatch TO the
Doug Nelcs from Berlin saws the ceremony unon
the opening OF the German Parliament was i'm
posing In simplicity. The Emperor manifested
throne Of Charlemagne brought from Aachen
AK Ia Chapel especially for the purpose