Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-07
FRANCE.
Disturbances in Paris Friday Night.

Disturbances in Paris Friday Mig hit.
AMIKNs, March 40 P. Mast
nights information was of revolution
in Paris. The news was communicated
by Won Moltke. The Germans refused
to let pass the trains containing French
troops Nobody, it seems, can get out OF
the city, and there is great anxiety here.
Other accounts state that parts of Paris
are disaffected, and that the revolutionary
element has intrenchments at Mont Mar
tire, where they have battery of twenty
seven guns and all approaches guarded.
1t has been decided to remove from the
general depot all ammunition for the bet
ter defense of the city. The rioters
threatened the prison of st. Pelatgie last
night. The regulars remained firm, but
the National Guards fell back.
PARIS, March 4-Several journals re-
sumed publication to-day. They are IN
animous in the opinion that the impress
sion produced by the preliminary terms of
peace is very bad. They declare no
peace real when obtained such duress, but
they recommend calmness and concord as
a means of making the county great and
prosperous.
The authorities are preparing to dis
band the Mobile Guards in Paris. The
city is quiet today.
A number of persons suspected to be
spies have been arrested by the people,
and several women seen talking with
Prussians in the Champs Elysees were
severely handled.
Open-air meetings are held day and
night in the Place de la Bastile, but no
scenes of violence are reported.
The Minister of the Interior in procla-
nation congratulstes the inhabitants on
their attitude during the occupation.
The Ceri Du Peuple, in an article
signed Jules Wales, incites the poor to
war against the rich. La Verite demands
that merchants in good standing be
granted an additional delay of one month
in the payment of commercial bills. The
press generally protests against the con-
tinued occupation of the suburbs OF
Paris.
The forts on the left bank of the Seine
will be delivered to the French in few
DAYS. One division of the Army of the
Loire will shortly 1CinfOrce the garrison
Oh L AIIb.
The first returning party of prisoners i:
| expected here tomorrow.
A restaurant on Champs Elysees has
been Quilted by the people for receiving
and entertaining Prussians.
| The Evacuation Completed.
Won Moltke is in favor of the evacua.
ton of Versailles, and details for the
| evacuation of the fort on the left bank OF
the Seine were arraigned yesterday.
Circulation is again free in Paris, an(
crowds of curious people were this even
ing visiting the scene of the German
occupation. The citizens generally con
fess that the Germans, during their stay
in the city, behaved well.
| VERSAILLES, March 4-The German
forces have received orders to withdraw
behind the line of the Seine.
Quiet Restored for the NOnce.
PARIS, March 4, P. M.-Paris has re
sumed its ordiEsry appearance to night
The Boulevards are filled with prOmenad
ers. There is no fear now of a disturb
ance. Nearly all or the barricades have
been removed. Several bsttalions of Ma
tional Guards proposed to restore thu
guns they had removed from Place Wsg
ram, but the authorities replied that tn,
guns would be left under their care few
DAYS longer. Some battaGons have signet
protest against the appointment of
J Central Republican Committee of Ma