Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1871-04-01
FOREIGN NEWS.

the various srrondisyuments and the ,depu-
ties in Paris issued proclamatl6nto the |
people last evening, setting forth that to
save the republic without the further effu- |
sion of blood, they, ths said msyors and |
deputies, order the Uommrnd elections to |
take place today Ssundsy, ~hen nipety
HAvRE, March 25.-The- revolutionary. !
emissaries sent to this city by tho Paris in-
surgents for The purpose of creating disaf-
! fiction Among the people aud influencing q
rising have been arrested aud imprisoned
| by the government.
LYONS, t,Mnrch 26.-.The disturbances
which lately agitated the city have ceased,
and perfect order has again been restored.
The project, who was held prisoner by
the revolutiouists, has been released. MOI
| further demonstrations have been attempt
ed by the reds, and the disturbances which
agitated the city previous to-the establish
ment of the commune have not been renew
| ed. .,. f- ..-l.t..f. ~ -.....y MAN
PARIS, March 2G--Morning.--Thee elcc
tipns are progressing quietly and the most
perfect order and decorum is observed by
the citizens. The work of removing barri-
cades commenced this morning. A num-
Der have been already removed and the
work still progresses.
PARIS, March 25--1 p. M.--The revolu-
GOuAiy liONtiItuJ 10 UcllIS Wy 7,
additions and reinforccments to the ranks
of the insurgents. The leaders of the reds
have determined on the adoption of bold
and forcible policy, and an attack on Yer
sailles has been decided on.
The population of Boulogne are greatly
excited over the events in the metropolis,
and through public meetings express a de-
sire to have the communistic revolutionists
put down. The authorities have consc-
Qucntly sent messengers to Versailles offer
ing the Government the the services of n
large force, 'efleered by the best citizens of
Boulognc, to march direct to Paris, and
summari end by force of arms the dis
graceful disorders that there continue.
The Government has accepted '3he offer,
and probably within twenty-four hours
fifty thousand men will be en- route 10 Paris.
PARIS, March 90 Morning. Jour
nal des DeJdts objects to the proclamation
ordering elections for to-day that the peo-
pie cannot attend the polls. No time has
been given them, nor is the sincerity of the
measure assured. The official organ Of the
insurgents prints manifesto signed by
Ranvier and Flourens, strongly maintain
the right of municipal autonomy as de-
fensc against arbitarp dolitical encroach-
ement, and demanding the creating Of an
army to be composed only Of National
: Guards. The Central Republican Com
mite has released Chanzy and Lanioureau.
LONDON, March 26 $3.50 A. M.--Order
: has been restored At Lyons, and the project
of the department has been released.
VERSAILLES, March 16, via London
{ March 90. p. MA proclamation to the
projects assures them that order conqucrs
disorder, and that the republic triumphs
> over anarchy. Picard praises the troops
; and marines under General CocsiuS for
thnt, ot,int
order at Lyons.
PARIS, March 26--1 p. Nall is quiet
g and the city is rcsuming its normal appear
, ance The barricades still remain in the
streets, but the cannon which were mount
> cd upon them are withdrawn or turned
/ inwards. The voting commenced this
: morning, aud is now quietly going on.
t There are few voters. The list Of Gand-
, dates endorsed by tie Central Committee
: has been extensively distributed.
The election passed off without disorder,
t and the city is row perfectly quiet. In q
Q proclamation just issued the Central Re-
publican Committee resigns its functions,
and yields to the newly elected municipal
government. General Chanzy on being
/ set free, left for Versailles. Admiral Sol
. set has disbapdcd the loyal battalions under
; his command, and has gone to Versailles.
At ametting to-day oftheRepublican Left in
+ the Assembly, it was, resolved To support
: the government rs long as it remained true
q to the Republic.
LONDON, March 27-5:30 A. M.-The
: ex- Emperor visits Qaeen Victoria at Wind
sor Castle to-day, ..... ...I ..
=. Admiral Soisset has returned to Versailles,
painfully impressed as to the scenes he has
S witnessed in Paris. H..f
+ The Assemble has voted n resolution to
give public funerals to Generals Lcrointe
and Clement Thomas, and proyidhi. Tor
n the adoption of their children by tse state.
c Aspecial dispatch 20 the Times, from
C Versailles, says General Ninoy insists ON
: attacking Paris, and placards have appear
i ed in Paris announcing that the Efforts oi
n the deputies from that city at coucilmtion
!. have failed, owing TO opposition i'll the. AS
i sembly. .l
3 PARIS, March IS.
!. The result of .hc Communal elections
! has now been ascertained The ctndi-
q dates reported by the Central Revolution
I airy Committee are greatly in the majority,
= the committee claiming the election ui
seventylive out of total of ninety-two
e candidates elected to the Council. This
J. overwhelming majority for the Communists
l. establishes more firmly the power and
authority ofthe revolutionsls. The elec-
+ tions, on the whole, passed otfvery quietly,
anu no uCilfouSttutlOuS UT uiSffuelS were
: indulged ut the polls. A great number Of
0 properly qualified voters abstained from
IS voting, and did not visit the polls.
J. VERSAILLES, March 2S.--M. Thiers is
In receipt of communication from Biz
II marck containing an offer by Germany tC
q assist the French government in suppress,
= Ing the revolutionary disturbances in Palls
y NJ Theirs, however, acting under the in,
u struetions Of the Assembly, has transmit
ted to Bismarck declinalion q the said
y OFFER adding that the government would
u institute uctivc mcasurs against the in
o surgents " these disturbances did not cause
u within a limited period,
The government has determined on max
l. Ing powerful effort 10 subduc the diStur
Dances in the capital, aud unless the Red:
surrender within n few days and dlssolv,
:, theli organization and peaceably disperse
4 steps which have thus far been delayed bl
:, reason Of various influences and consider,
a atons acting On the government will thel
!" ~ be Taken, aud a body Ut troops sufficiently
, strong Ia eompa subjection will be dis