The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-03-25

State inadequate; and the Governor Of
South Carolina having asked for mill
'tafy force of the United States ADEQUATE
to protect South Carolina and the citi-
Gems thereof against domestic violence,
and enforce the laws, the proclamation
concludes: s'Now, therefore, T, Ulysses
8. Grant, President, command persons
composing the unlawful combinations
aforesaid. to disperse and retire peace
fully to their respective homes, within
twenty days from this date"
Foreign Affairs.
VERSAILLES, March 23.-It is reported
that the mob in Paris have assassinated
Gen. Raphael. A proclamation to the
people of France, approved by the AS
sembiy and issued By President Theirs
yesterday, ufter reciting the occurrences
il Paris and calmly reviewing the situa
tion, closes as follows: "Trance repudi-
ates the movement. Do not fear our
ttaeakhess. We, your sole representa-
tlves,; shall maintain our trust and make
inc, compronihe with the guilty"
= All feaaAiHss quiet at Lyons, but pre-
.captiona h4ye been TAX on against an out
ihfAak. Tile Rfe2ect. has Issued a procla-
fInatipn ifeclaring bis adherence to tho
EAssemblY. The proclamation was we'll
received. Countless manifestoes are is
sued blythe insurgents, ordering elec-
tons The established authorities every.
where protest against them. The army
in. Brittany momentarily expects orders
to march to Paris.
By order of the Swiss Council, SOL
diers of thea FEsnoh army in Switzer-
land. who are provided with railway
tickets or money for their fares, are per-
mitted to return;to Franco.
The Goyernment4has requested the
Germans not to lombard Paris, lest the
innocent may suffer.
Gen. Cremer has been summoned to
Versailles. but, failing to appear, he will
be tried for disobedience of orders.
PARIS. March 22-10 P. M.-There
mas been no further bloodshed since 6
O'Clock. The armed insurgents have
been reinforced. The oity is gloomy and
the excitement is intense. The Nation
ais. under orders of the Central Repnb-
lloan Committee, have occupied Fort
sVincennes lunoppnBed, The garrison fra-
ternizing with them as soon as they an
peared. The troops in several arron-
dissemeats'are organizing in the interest
OF order. Deputy Clemenceau has in
Z CURED the hostility of the insurgents
and been expelled from tho Office of
Mayor: Gen. Olnseret has installed
himself at the Ministry of War. The
!. :. .1nsurgent official journal announces the
I: nomination of Lullier as General of the
Nationals. Col. Endes has been an.
pointed delegate Minister of War and
Sauglier delegate Minister of Foreign
: Affairs. ChanZy is still prisoner.
= The Bonrse is deserted.
, e LONDON, March 24--The insurrection-
: ary committee has issued proclamation
postponing the election until energetic
measures cause. their rights to be re.
, speoted. A. ymeeting of the Paris Mavors
appointed admiral Saisset Commander.
in::chief of{tfe National Guards: Gene.
raj Langlers, Chief of Staff; Victor
Schoelcher, Chief OF Artillery. Sais-
sets appointment inspires confidence
amongth friends of order. The order
ly Nationals expelled the insurgents from
the Faubourg st. Honore, the Place De
La Bourse and Won Droit. The order
lies then occupied st. Loguisc and asked
reinforcements from the Versailles Go.
vernment. to take possession of the rail
way crossings, where tho insurgents con.
troll the traffic. Among the victims at
the Place Vendome was George Trimel,
an American. There is rumor that
0uohooS ooiuleTS SuOC nlm. a special
despatch to the Daily News says the
rebels arc preparing for desperate en-.
counter to recover their lost ground.
/ LONDON. March 24-The Bellcville
Nationals occupied Mairies, in Rue
Drouet, after long negotiation with
the Nationals of that quarter, with whom
o number of Zounves and Mobiles of the
Seine were seen. The Mobiles demand
arms to fight the insurgents, who have
barricaded the place Vendome. General
Ladmirnult succeeds Vinoy.
Disturbances are reported at Lyons.
Lord Lyons telegraphs the Govern
ment that he is confident of IN early
restoration of order at Paris.
The Montmartrite stopped train re-
turning with prisoners, who, refusing to
join the insurgents, were received cnthu-
siastically at Versailles. The officers
were Immediately promoted.
Lullier, member of the insurpent
committee, was arrested by the insur-
gent committee.
LATEST. Paris is quiet. The shops
are closed and few pedestrians are on the
streets. The civic guard of Marseilles
seized the telegraphs in that vicinity md