The Van Buren press., 1871-03-28
TELEGRAPH NEWS.
The War IN Europe
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TROOPS CALLED FOR.
The government has telegraphed for
the 10000 men at camp Sartory to come
to Paris. The Prussians at st. Denis
will enter Paris if the garrison is increas-
ed beyond 100000
NAPOLEON AT WORK.
The city is full of Benapartist agents.
have seen Chevratt, Conti, Bouhl and
Regnier The insurgents for some days
past have received five francs daily,
which is supposed to be furnished by
these agents.
LONDON, March 20.
The Emperor Napoleon left Wilhelm.
shohe Sunday for England. He was es.
corted to the railway station at Cassel by
a guard of honor composed oftwo com
panies of the Eighty third Prussian regi-
ment He arrived at Dover at l o'clock
this afternoon, Immense crowds were
waiting al. tie landing, including large
number of French refugees, who cheered
enthusiastically as the emperor made his
appearance on the dock.
VERSAILLES, March 81.
THE ASSEMBLY DETERMINED.
There are twenty thousand troops in
the neighborhood of the Assembly cham
bers. The Assembly adopted a resolu-
ton providing for the appointment of a
committee to consider the condition OF
France, and the necessity of placing the
departments of the Seine and Seine ct
Disc in state Of seige.
PARIS, March II.
GROWING FIERCE.
The insurgent government announces
that the forts will be Immediately armed
to insure the defense of the capital. 1t
has also sent an intimation to Theirs fix
ing the 23d inst. as the last day for the
return of the Assembly to Paris. If they
return they shall have liberty Of action;
il they refuse, the national guard will
march to Versailles and disperse them.
LONDON, March q.
The Paris correspondent OF the London
Times tefegraphs that the central com
mittee seeks the mediation Of the mayors
of the city for the appointment of Ad'
miral Laissct to the command Of the ma
tional guard.
Versailles resembles camp. The en-
tire neghborhood is strategetically occu.
pied by troops.
The prisoners of Metz and Sedan are
offering their services to the government.
The city is so crowded that many of the
daputies to the Assembly are obliged to
sleep in stables
THE REACTION SETTING IN.
The indignities inflicted on General
Chauzy, the many arbitrary arrests made,
and the suspension Of the Figaro and
Gaulois, have aroused general indigna-
ton.
Grevy's address yesterday makes a
good impression.
The government at Versaillss has re-
solved to promptly establish order.
RoUEN PROTESTS.
The council Of Rouen have voted an
address to the government, deploring the
revolution in Prris, and asking that
prompt measures be taken for its sup
preston, and promising their support
A similar address, signed by private citi
zens, has been forwarded to Versailles.
1t is anticipated that these addresses will
have good effect on the working class
es. Copies of an insurrectionary procla.
nation have been seized in Rouen, and
the distribution Of inhammatery appeals
forbidden.
WINDSOR, March 81.
ROYAL MARRIAGE.
The weather is chaming and the mar
riage of Princess Louise has been cele-
brated with brilliancy. At II o'clock
this forenoon the minister, ambassador,
nobility and clergy, and the bridegroom 8
family were admitted to the royal chapel.
The bride and bridegroom departed at
three o'clock for Claremont for the hon
eymoon. About one thousand guests
witnessed the ceremony. The grounds
of the castle are filled with immense
crowds, and Windsor is en- tete The
Marquis of Lorne wore the uniform Of
the Argyleshire artillery. The bishop
of London was assisted by the bishops
of Oxford, Winchester and Worcester.
TO night there will be grand banquet,
and the castle will be illuminated The
festivities continue two days
PARIS, March 22-P. M.
This morning large number of un-
armed persons reached the Rue de la
Paix, the entrance of the Place Vendome,
and appealed to the sentries to give way
to their passage into the districts occu-
pied by the insurgent national guard.
The request was refused by the sentries.
The demonstrators thereupon unfurled a
color. The nationals threatened to bay
onet the flag bearer, and the crowd at
once commenced to retire. Baron Ma
than then seized the flag and exhorted
the crowd to advance against the illegal
force occupying the place. The order
was obeyed. when the nationals, occupy
ing the place, beat their drums and fired
in the air, the crowd retreating slowly
Three ranks of nationals filed out from
the main body and fred. There was
terrible scene for few minutes and then
the crowd broke into aterror-stricken re-
treat; at least thirty persons killed or
wounded by the fire of the guards. Ba
ron Nathan received two shots In the
breast The nationals in the place Ven
dome have since been reinforced and are
orderly. The national guards generally