New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-22

NuItfu0es Leaving PHrls-ThP Na-
tiOnal Guard~-They Guard All Ap.
| prOaches TO Pari.-Tke "RcpublicaD
| COniedern The Nationals sup
press Journals, and Possess the Whole
Cty-Insurgent Government Debating
| to the Assembly 10 Paris or
March on Versailles.
| PARIS. March 2l.-t;cnrral ChanZv is %
| prisoner of the insurgents. The execution
of the sentence OF death passed on him has
| been deferred.
| Lasantc was shamcfullv beaten bv the
| revoutiOniStS
The National Assembly met Yesterday,
| but little business was transacted. The
pOpulacc are terribly excited over the ab-
| sence of l2o of the members.
General NinOy. with 10000 troops has
been intrustcd with the suppression OF the
| insurgents. 1t i> feared the troops are un-
| reliable.
Theirs positively orders Vinoy to suppress
| the riots, hut hopes the insurgents will listen
! to reason.
The government inspires no confidence,
and multtudes are leaving Paris
Rouher was arrested at Boulogne by order
OF the Versailles government, and w&s
brutal Y treated 10y the mob.
Fresh barricades have been erected
General Chanzy i i'll the hospital from
maltreatment.
General Cremer is spoken of as com
nander for the national guards. who guard
all the approaches TO Paris. to prevent IN
vasion
A proclamation. signed 10y Louis Blanc.
Victor Schnlcher and others, proposes, for
the satisfaction and legitimate wishes of the
French people. that the national guards
elect their own chiefs. and the creation OF a
municipal council hv the Sutfrages OF all
citizens.
The central committee published its Off
cial journal Monday. headed: The Official
journal ot the Republican Federation" 1t
announces the committee will abdicate irs
power on the election of a new one.
The nationals closed the offices of the
tJguro and GoNiois, They now possess the
whole city.
The trades people o: Versailles are dis
contented and impatient for the decision Of
the National Assembly.
PARIS. March Lutest.-The insurgen.
government announce they will arm the
forts to insure the defense of the capitol
They also sent an ultimatum to Theirs,
fixing the twenty-third as the last day for
the return of the Assembly to PARIS: if
they return they shall have liberty of ac-
ton otherwise the national guard Will
march on Versailles
The committee published on Monday it's
official journal headed The official journal
of the Republican Federation" 1t contains
the following: \ manifesto, originating in
the sutfrages of Gl5 battalions of the ma
tional guard, repudiateS the disturbances.
The government calumniateS Paris and
arms the provinces. 1t imposes upon us a
commander attempts the right of disarm-
ing. removes the capital and UNANIMOUSLY
seeks to bcslnear our honor with blood and
filth. The nationals have participated IN
no crime.
A proclamation fixes the elections for
Wednesday.
The Jouotoi announces that the commit
tee will abdcate its power upon the cleG-
ton of a new one by the people. The com
mittee is firm in its decision to respect the
preliminares of peace for the sake OF the
republic.
An appeal to the departments invites
quick adhesionS to the cause.
The Journal also contains an exhortaton
to the press to respect the republic. Justice
and truth A complete political amnesty
Is promised The courts which have proved
partial are to be abolished
The committee repudiates all partcipa-
tl"n in the execution of Generals Lcc0mpte-
and Thomas.