The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-03-29
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I LATEST ADYICES.

The populace is terribly excited
over the absence of l2O members.
Vinoy, with 10000 troops has been
entrusted with the supprc ssion of tho
insurgents, but it is feared the troops
are unreliable.
Theirs positively orders Ninoy to
suppress the riots, buthopcs tho iIsur.
gents will listen to reason. r
The Government inspires no con.
idence. b.. 4 ,.r,.
Multitudes aro leaving Paris aud
Rouen, and have been arrested at
Bouloyne by order Of the Versailles
Government, and brutally treated by
mobs. -. t.r.,
Fresh barracks have been erected.
Chausoy is in the hospital, from NAL.
treatment. General Crcamer is spoken
of for commander of the National
Guards, who will guard all tho ap-
proaches to Paris, and prevent inva-
sion. l ,.n,. (
A proclamation signed by Louis
Blanc, Victor Schneider and others,
proposes for satisfy ing the legitimate
wishes Of the French people, that tho
National Guards shall elect chiefs,
and the creation Of q municipal coun.
oil by the suffrages of all the citizens.
The Nationals have closed the off.
GERS of the Figaro and g aulo;s, and
they now possess the whole city. .n.c.
The tradespeople of Versailles are
discontented, aud are impatient for
tho decision of the National Assem-.
bly,. Nr b
VERSAILLES, March 2l.-Twenty
thousand troops are in the neighbor.
hood of the Assembly Cha amber.
The Assembly will appoint com.
mittee to consider the condition of
France, and tho necessity of placing
the departments of Seine and Seine
ct Disc in state of seigo
LATEST.
PARIS, March 2I.-The Insurpent
Government announces it will arm
the forts as measure of defence Of
the capital.
Also, will send an ultimatum to
1hiers fixing the 22d as the last. day
for the return Of the Assembly to
Paris. If it returns it shall have
liberty of action, otherwise the Ma.
tional Guard will march on Versailles.
WASHINGTON, March 23.-Paris dis
patches arc very exciting, and there
is intense excitement because Of the
~ aCionais nring into crowd desiring
to pass into the districts occupied by
the insurgents. Fighting is appre-
hendcd tonight.
1t Is reported thut Bismarck has in
formed Theirs that the Germans will
occupy Paris on Sunday, unless
Thiers is master of situations.
VERSAILLES, March 23.-All the
principal Imperial officers have re-
turned to France, from Imprisonment
in Germany, and, without exception,
retiring from military service.
An adverse report was made in the
Assembly, upon bill for elections in
the municipalities in Paris.
Favre read letter from Bismarck
saying that events in Paris did not
indicate the execution Of the conyen.
tion entered into with the Germans.
and intilnatipg that. unless the pro-
visions of the convention were carried
out, he would open fire on tho city.
This created great excitement in tho
Assembly, and Favre intimatod that,
# Paris holds cut, the Government
would cooperate with the Germans.
LONDON, March 25.-Fecamp has
been occupied by six hundred Prus-
sians.
The dispatch from the Govern
ment at Versailles, for volunteers to
re.cstablish order in Paris, olioted
small response in Havrc.
The Commune has been re-estab.
lished in Marsailles, whe. it is said
the Mayor and Prefcct were imprison.
ed. No disturbance occurred. how.
ever, and the proclamation issued bv
the new Government had a good ef.
fect. The town is quiot.
PARIS, Maroh 25.- Especial to the
New York Telegram. The loyal
battalions Of the National Guard 90.
cupy Market St. Honoro, PsIais Row.
al, Rue Montmartre, Grand Hotel
La Bourse, Lazare, and the railroad
station.
The population of Bologno are
greatly excited ovor the events in the
metropolis, and through public meet.
lngs express desire to have the Com.
moni'te revolution put down. The
authorities have consequently sent a
messenger to Versailles Offering The
Government the service of larpo
force, officered by the best citizens Of
bologne, to march direct to Paris and
s'n.rnmarily end, by force Of arms, tho
tinue. 0on
The lnsurgent Committee has "a.
ce'ved Information that delegates
from Versailles, Lyons and Bordeaux
recently here, have returned to THAR |
homes, and will quickly give The sia.
nal Tor movement among the work. |
men N those oities analogous to that