Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-24

BILE scene for five minutes and then the
crowd broke into terror stricken retreat.
| At least thirty persons were killed and
wounded by the fire of the guards. Ba-
| ron Mathane received two shots in the
breast. The nationals in the Place Ven
| dome have since been reinforced and are
orderly. The National Guards generally
/ have been called to arms and fighting is
apprehended to night. The affair has
created great CONSERVATION among the
people of Paris.
Decidedly MIXED GarIbaIdt
I'm the Field.
LONDON, March 23.-The National
Guards, en- Tuesday, reinstated the Mayor
of the 9th reimbursement, who had been
expelled from Office by the insurgents.
The insurgent Central Committee has de-
cided to disarm the Nationals in the Quar-
ter ST. German. During the night the
insurgent Nationals endeavored to sur
prise the 18th battalion, occupying the
Place de lie Bourse, but were unsuccess-
full. Many battalions of the National
Guard are being armed for protection.
1t is announced that the Nationals at
Lyons wait the arrival of delegation from
Paris to form Central Committee on the
Paris plan. Menotti Garibaldi, it is re-
ported, is now in command of the Mont
martre insurgents. --
Bismarck Threatens to Take n
Hand and Reopen His Fire on
Paris.
Paris journals say that Count Won Bis
marck has informed Theirs that the Ger
mans will occupy Paris on Sunday unless
by that time Theirs is master of the stu
alton.
VERSAILLES, March 22-In the National
Assembly to-day an adverse report was
made from the Committee, on the bill
providing for the election of munich
pality in Paris. Jules Favre read a let
ter from Count Won Bismarck, who says
the events in Paris don't indicate the ex-
ecution of the convention entered into
with the German commander, which for
bids any approach to the lines before the
forts occupied by the Germans. Bis
mark claims the restoration within TWEEN
ty-four hours of the telegraph leading to
Panten, which has been destroyed, or
Paris will be treated as an enemy; and
should there be any more proceedings in
violation of the preliminaries of peace,
the fire of the forts will be opened on the
city. Favre stated to the Assembly that
he had replied to Bismarck, that the in
surrection of Paris was a surprise to the
Government, but would be depressed. If
there was delay in the suppression, it was
because the Government was still hopeful
of avoiding bloodshed. The Govern
ment had no means of repairing the tele-
graph lines, but would ask its reinstate
ment of the Mayors of the arondisse
ment through which it passed.
Several Paris newspapers have removed
TO Versailles. The Paris insurgents OBJ
tanned from the Bank of France one mil
lion francs against the deposit of formal
treasury bond. A requisition made by
them on Rothschild was refused payment.
Favre Plotting against Theirs.
LONDON, March 23.-The Daily News
special dispatch from Versailles says the
letter of Count Won Bismarck created a
sensation in the Assembly, and Favre in
his remarks thereon limited that If Paris
holds out the Government will CO operate
with the Germans. There is a report that
Favre is endesvoripg to GUST Theirs from
the Office of Chief Executive. Gems. Le-
compile and Thomas were buried in Diets
The Rue de Ia PAX is pool of blood and
no mans life is safe in Paris.