The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-25

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Eyy TEE REBELS PREPARING FOE A FIGHT.
A special to the Daily Te,us says the In.
slrgents are preparing for desperate en-.
counter to recover their lost ground.
MIXED ACCOUNTS ABOUT THE TWO NATIONALS
I, AND THE MoBILEs-THE ENGLISH MINISTER
THINKS ORDER WILL SOON BE RESTORED.
LONDON, March 24--The sBelleville Ma
tionals have occupied the Mairies in r ue
DrOuet, after long negotiation with the
Nationals Of that quarter, with whom a
number Of Zouayes and Mobiles of Seine
were seen. - - 80 p
The Mobiles demand arms to fight the iu-
surgents, who have FABRICATED the Place
Yendome.
Gen. Ladmirault succeeds Gen. Vinoy.
THE TROUBLE EXTENDS TO Lyons AND MAR
sEILLEs.
Disturbances are reported at Lyons.
Lord Lyons telegraphs that the Govern
ment is confident OF an early restoration OF
order ut Paris. - +tst ..s
The Montmartreists stopped train with
returning prisoners, who, refusing to join
the. insurgents, were enthusiastically re-
ceiyed at Versailles, and the officers imme-
iiately promoted. s ....s..
Lulpier, of the Insurgent Committee, who
had been nominated by 1t for General OF the
National Guard, has since been arrested by
its order. -.r.. as -t., .,s,.t. -
The shops are closed and few pedestrians
are on the streets, which are quiet.
The civil guard at Marseilles have seized
the telegraphs in the vicinity, and the SER
vice towards Spain is stopped.
The National Guard, at Rouen, has been
notified to prepare to defend the Govern
ment against instruction.
Lord Lyons telegraphs his own conf
dence that order will soon be restored.
THE PROVINCES TO QUIET PARIS.
VERSAILLES, March PA law was adopt
ed in the Assembly to-day requiring every
Department in France to send to Versailles
Immediately battalion Of volunteers for
the support of the Government. -r'
THE GERMAN COMMANDER AT ST. DENIS
WARNS THE PAEIsIAN COMMANDER.
LONDON, March 24.-General Schlotten,
the Prussian commander at Fort St. Denis,
informs the commander of Paris to the effect
that the Germans occupying the forts on
the north and east of the city will maintain
a friendly attitude while nothing hostile Is
done but If the provisions of the prellml-
naries of peace are overstepped, Paris will
be treated as an enemy.
The delegate Minister of Foreigns Affairs
Gnsurgent) replied that the revolutionary
proceedings in Paris are purely as to MUM.
cipal affairs, and can in no instance be re-
garded as aggressive towards Germany. lie
adds that he has no Jurisdiction, and can
not discuss matters In reference to the pre-
liminaries of peace which were voted by
the Assembly at Bordeaux.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT OF THE PLACE vENDoAE
MASSACRE.
LONDON, March PA special to the
telegraph gives the justification, published
by the commander of the insurgent' Ma
tional Guard, of the massacre in Place Ven
dome. He says the people who demonstra-
ted against his forces provoked them by
yells Of derision, and fired upon them first.
--~.u SPAIN.
MADRID, March A.-The election to the
Cortes resulted as follows:
Chamber of Deputies.-Carllsts, so; Re-
publcans, As; Moderates, 10; Montpen-
sierists, 10; and Ministerialists $50.
Senate. -Ministerialists, 1872; opposition,
10.
The King of Portugal congratulates King
Amadeus and his queen upon their peace
various Portuguese honors upon them.
BRITISH CLAIMS ON FRANCE.
i; LONDON, March 24.-It was announced in
the House of Commons to-day that the
opinion of the law officers Of the Crown is
averse to making reclamations on France
for injuries to British subjects residing in
that country. Mr.. Gladstone said the Gov
eminent was indisposed to press such
claims, or those for the property Of British
subjects, against France.