The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1871-03-23
EuTODe,

WASHINGTON, March 2O-The latest
news from Paris is that Vinoy, with Gen.
DArmes, withdrew to the left bank of
the Seine, leaving the Nationals to MAIN
tain order OIL the right bank, The gem
eral tenor indicates that the Nationals
and insurgents will fraternize,
Washburne telegraphs Fish, from
Paris, 18th, that the National Guards
Committee is master of Paris. The De-
partments of the Interior, Justice and
Police are occupied by the insurgents.
Generals VinOy, Thomas and Lecompte
have been murdered by tho troops.
The election will commence to-mor-
row.
All the members of Theirs govern
ment have gone to Versailles, to be fol-
lowed by the whole department corps.
(Signed) WAsHDURNE.
Two Generals abandoned by the
troops, were executed by the insurgents,
The New York Worlds special, dated
Paris, Saturday night, gives the follow
ing account A council of war was held
yesterday, Theirs presiding. They re-
solved to attack the insurgents. At two
o'clock on the 18th, the Chasseurs, with
three regiments in line advanced on
Montmartre another body on Lavolette
and another on Belleville.
The troops were successful at Gent
mardnier, but at Bellevile the people re-
fused to let the troops enter rue de Par
is. The gems d'armes charged, but were
compelled to retreat under volleys from
the insurgents. At Lavolette the troops
fraternized with the insurgents, Cen
eral VanOy was Missed and pelted at
Montmartre. General Palladines is q
prisoner at the headquarters of the in
surgents. General Lecompte has been
sentenced to death. Gen. Susville has
been killed. Many gems d'arms have
been killed.
LONDON, March 20.-The Times Paris
Special says all respectable Prussians
are Supplied. General Thomas last
word was towards" He fell at the
third discharge. Theirs is firm but full
of CRIES. Vinoy's Indignation was bound
less. The Telegraph special says that
Vinoy has been mobbed mob virtually
possesses the city /; only wine shops are
open, drunkenness is rampant. The
women are armed, General Chauzy was
arrested upon his arrival at Paris by
Montmartreists is to be shot to-day.
All persons in the provinces are flying
from Paris.
The corpses of the murdered Generals
were mutilated.
VERSAILLES, March 20.-A dispatch
says the Government is determined to
maintain authority.
The official journal says the Govern
ment has been indulgent but must rise
and punish assassins, otherwise the
whole people viii be accomplices. It is
stated these terrible events have caused
a halt in the German armies on their
homeward march.
LONDON, March 20.-Napoleon left
Wilhelmshoe on Sunday, and was escort
ed to the station by o guard of honor,
On his arrival at Dover to-day no was
enthusiastly cheered by the immense
crowd awaiting him. gg
1t is thought that the revolutionary
proceedings will extend to Marseilles,
Lyons and even to Bordeaux, Theirs
government contemplates goingto Tours.
The Germans decline to interfere.
A report from Paris says the gems
d'armes collected from the Provences by
Vinoy have deserted and joined the in
surgents.
PANS, March 20.--No resistance made
TO the insurgents. Generals Lecompte
and Thomas were executed by order Of
Riccotte Garibaldi, who directed the in
srrrection. H