The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-28
TEE RBVoLUTToN GOES ON.
Paris Getting NO Better Very Fast
w arm Reception ar Napoleon by
Queen victorta-Tne Shadow OF Com
Ing Events. ..=
LONDON, March ~.

The Daily News has special dispatch from
Paris stating that the elections passedon quiet
ly, and resulted In an overwhelming Comnnu-
mist majority. The revolutionary authority ls
completely dominant. The abdIcaion Of Ad-
miral soisset and the mayors increases the sue
cess of the revolution, which, within week,
will spread to all the large towns and render
the position of the government in the rural
districts untenable The Telegraph has spe-
cial rom Versailles. General Letto retires
from the Ministry of War, and viii be succeed
ed by General Clermbault, a returned prisoner
from Germany. It is generally thought the
government is def1nct, and rumor 10 current
that Theirs Wilt be forced to resign, add will
be succeeded by the Due D'Aumale.
Theirs is reported as saying that when the
government mas hundred thousand trusty
troops he will attack Paris. 1t is believed the
government will remove TO Tours. The Prus-
Sian outposts have been advanced to Vincen-
mes. The Versailles Assembly voted public
funerals to the murdered generals and the
adoption Of their children.
PARIS, March 26-Evenlng.
The election was orderly. The city is now
perfectly quiet. The committee Yields to the
newly elected municipal government. Chanzey
has been liberated and hos gone to Versailles.
Soisset dlsbanded the loyal battalfons, and has
gone to Versailles. The deputies of the Repub-
ncan Left resolved to support the government
while 1t is true to the Republic.
LONDON, March n.
Napoleon visits Victoria to-day.
General Schlottem, the Prusslan command
ant at St. Denis, has sent a dispatch TO the
commander at Paris, to the effect that the
Germans occupying the forts on the north and
northeastern sides Of the city will maintain q
passive and friendly attitude while nothing
hostile Is done, but If the conditions of the
prelimlnaries OF peace are overstepped, Paris
will be treated as an enemy. The delegate of
the minister Of foreign affairs replied that the
revolutionary proceedings Ia Paris are purely
as to municipal affairs, and can in no sense be
regarded as aggressive towards Germany. The
delegate adds that he has no Jurisdiction, and
cannot discuss matters In reference to the
preiminaries of peace which were voted by
the Assembly at Bordeaux. The Mottmar-
trelsts and insurgents genera!ly'are in ecstacy
over the iriendliness exhibited In General
.6chlottem's dispatch, while the Partslans sus-
pect completely on the part Of the Prussians
with the insurgents. Dispatches from Berlin
alter the terms of the warning given by the
Germans to Paris. The. announcement Is, as
officially reported, to the effect that If any at
tempt is made by the Parislans to rearm the
enceinte. the Germans will reopen fire upon
Paris. No time is specified.
VERSAILLES, March 2&
In the National Assembly, on Thursday, the
government proposed loan for the organlza-
ton of volunteers, which was adopted. Un-
der its terms, every department OF France Is
to send to Versailles Immediately battalion.
of volunteers for the support of the govern
ment. proposition for the appointment Of
fifteen members to proceed to Paris and as.
sIst in restoring order was favorably consid.
cred.
Several mayors Of ACCOMPLISHMENTS in Paris,
who were compelled to find safety in flight,
were invited to take seats in the Assembly.
AS they entered the chamber, there was great
applause from the deputies OF the Left, while
those of the Right protested against the action
of the body. A scene of tumult ensued, last
ing until the adjournment.
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