Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-27
NM FRENcm REYoLuT1oN.

THE FRENCH REVOLUTION.
PARIS, March A.-Ihe insurgent committee
yesterday seized copies Of the address to be is
sued by the mayors of Paris, at the printing
office of NJ. Dupont. The office has since been
guarded by battalion of the friends of or
der. The alarm given yesterday in the vicinity
of the bank of France, was caused by the seizure
by the loyal national guards of two cart loads of
breech-loaders, under the care of agents of the
insurgent committee The official journal of the
central committee asserts that numerous Bona
partstS and Orleanist agents are making at
temptS to bride the supporters of the committee,
and says that all persons rendering themselves
liable to suspicion in this connection, will be i'm
mediately arrested and delivered to the commit
tee for trial.
Admiral Soisset, General Laligkois and Vic
tor Schroeder have undertaken to concen-
trate the loyal battalion of national
guard in the Place de la Bourse and
re-establish the staff headquarters there provis-
ionaly. Soisset is disposed to pardon the regu-
lar soldiers and national guards involved in the
emeutes, restore municipal franchise, continue
to pay the nationals, and revoke the law in re-
gard to the payment of bills at maturity, and
that he urges the assembly to so legisate as to
reconcile all conflicting interests.
Other papers reiute the charges made by the
Rappel. The first shot in the affair of Wednes-
day was fired by the friends Of order.
Atone O'Clock this afternoon the insurgents
central committee issued proclamation, stat
ing that Admiral Soisset has obtained from the
assembly and government a complete recogni-
ton OF the municipal franchise, and the right of
the election of their own officers by the national
guard, including the cOmmander-in-chef as well
as modification of the projected maturity law
favorable to dodgers. The committee say that
they will maintain their post until they are con-
frmed therein or replaced by others, and will
guard the execution of laws notwithstanding the
efforts for Cancellation. The situation is I'M
changed and conflict is feared. The official
journal of the committee says it has decided
upon the occupation of all mairies of arrondise-
ments and dissentientS are TO be tried upon ar
rest. The trial of Deputy Clemenceau has been
ordered by the committee, as has also that of
certain dissentient journalists.
Menotti Garibaldi has been appointed con-
mander-in-chief of the insurgent nationals
The journals supporting the government de-
mand the employment of force against insur-
recton. corps of mitrailleusists have rallied
to the cause of order.
A battalion of franc-treurs attempted to-day
to seize the money in the bank of deposit in Rue
de Lille, but met with opposition and quickly
retired. There was a similar occurrence at
Cour DIES Complies. Several insurgent patrols
were stopped by the nationals, but there was no
fighting.
The Montmartreists and Garibaldians, with
Two guns, invaded the Place de la Bcurse at 3
this (Friday) afternoon and making a charge
upon the guns in the hands of loyal nationals,
demanded their surrender. They met both re-
fusal and repulse.
The mayoralty negotiation has resulted in the
leaving of the mairies in the hands of their ac-
tual occupants, on condition that the munici-
pallty give their support to the communal elec-
ton and the election of the commentaries the
national guard The insurrectionary commit.
Tee has intrusted military powers to Coils. Duval,
Brunei and Ends, who will be promoted gener-
ais and act in concert until Menotti Garibaldi
arrives in Paris. The committee has received in
formation that delegates from Marseilles, LYONS
and Bordeaux, who were recently here, have re-
turned to their homes, and will quickly rive the
signal Tor movement among the workmen in
those cities analogous to that in progress in
Paris. Gen. Chantrud has been appointed COM
mander OF the artillery by the insurgent COM
mittee. The Montmartrites have increased their
vigilance. They stop all railway trains bound
TO Versailles and seize all ammunition found in
the cars.
VERSAILLES, March 24.--The national assem-
bly, has received communication from the
mayor Of Paris asking that before the horrors of
civil war are inaugurated in Paris that the as.
sembly enter into communication with the
mayors, and give them full powers. Favre has
received two additional dispatches from the Ger
man authorities, declaring il to be the duty of
the versailles government TO conquer sedfion.
The withdrawal of the German troops from
France has been entirely stopped. Additional
ana cruel eXactions have been levied by them
upon the people of the departments
PARIS, March 25.-The government has &C.
eepted the offer OF the municipal authorities of
Bologne to furnish troops for the restoration of
order in Paris, and it is probable that within
twenty-four hours fifty thousand men will he
en- route nom Boiogne for this city.