Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-03-21
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EUROPEAN NEWS, &c.
THE REBELLION IN PARIS.
Cf,auzy taken by the EMsur-
gents and Shot.
Threats are made to Overthrow the
Assembly.
CHEERS FOR NAPOLEON.
Spread Of the Insurrection
Paris.

Paris, March 20. Gen. Chausey was sent
with a large body of troops to Montmartre to
suppress the instruction. The troops how
ever, for the most part went over to the in
surgents. Chausey was made prisoner and
taken to the garden Of Rue des Roster. Mont
martre where the central revolution commit
tee were sitting, and after a short trial was
shot.
An immense number OF insurgents have left
for Versailles with ;hreatenings of fierce
nature to overthrow tho Assembly which will
sit tomorrow.
Gen. Duval is at the head of the insurgents
The 8lst and 10th regiments were the first
to join the insurgents.
London.
London, March 20. A despatch from Ba-
rackpore, India, says there has been an eX-
citing debate in the council over the abolition
of the income tax, which has evoked strong
public feeling on the subject.
Napoleon left Wihelmshoe day for Eng
land He was escorted to the railway station
at Caesel by guard of honor composed of
two companies of the SD regiment of Prus-
slams, and arrived at Dover at one o'clock
this ?. NJ. Immense crowds were in waiting
on the landing including large number of
French refugees who cheered cnthu siastically
as the Emperor made his appearance the
landing.
1t is thought that the revolutionary move
ment now in Paris will extend to Marseilles
and Lyons, and even to Bordeaux.
Theirs government contemplates remoy-
al to Tours. The Germans decline to inter-
fere with the affairs in Paris. The Gen'd-
armes collected from the provinces by Gen.
Vinet, have deserted and joined the insur-
gents.
Special TO Y. y World.
Napoleon arrived to-day and is in excellent
health. The Emperor said: My return to
France is only question of time-sooner or
later she will summon me to save her from
the incapables who are now displaying their
folly and madness in shedding her blood and
plunging her into anarchy My pretended dis
/ positions will never be notified by the people.
! There are only two parties in France who
possess real strength-the Republicans and
the Imperiasts; but an Empire alone is able
! to conduct France to true and permanent
| liberty The Orleanists possess only an
imaginary strength; they dare not venture to
! appeal to popular will.
ATHENS.
Athens. March 70. King george addressed
a ote of thanks 10 L. :. Minister Tucker
man, for the elaborate report by the latter
upon the subject of brigands.
Berlin.
! Special to y. y. World
! Berlin. March 20. The insurgents hold
the hotel De Vile, Palace Justice. IKE Tu-
illeries, and Place Vendome. Complete
apathy is displayed by the Bausgeors, and no
resistance has been made to the insurgents.
The murder of Gems. lie Compte and
Thomas was perpetrated by order of Riccotte
Garibaldi, who directed the insurrection.
They were shot in the garden of Rue Des
Rosies. Gen. Thomas resisted vigorously,
but Garibaldi ordered him held against the
wall while his body was rddled with bullets.
Lecompte died with the utmost GOODNESS,
smoking cigar and refusing bandage over
his eyes. Many other executions have oc-
Cured.
The government has telegraphed for the
10000 men at Camp Sartary to come to
Paris.
The Prussisns at st. Dennis will enter
Paris, if the garrison is increased beyond 40
/ 600
The city of Paris is full OF Bonapartist
agents, including. Cheuvan, Can't, Rauhl and
Regnior.
The insurgents for some days past have re-
ceived five francs daily, which are supposed
to be furnished by these agents.
Vienna.
Vienna March 20. One of the papers in
this city asserts that while no treaty exists to
that effect between Prussia and Russia, there
was distinct understanding that Prussia
would support the Car in his proposition for
abrogation of the clause of the treaty of 1886,
in relation to the Black sea-
Florence.
Florence, March 20. The discussion in the
Chamber of Deputies, upon the subject Of
the Papal question closed Saturday, and the
order of the day was carried, forbidding inter
ference on the part of the government with
religious worship The Pope has repudiated
guarantees offered him by the government.
! In the Chamber of Deputies to-day, Senior
Mardine proposed an order of the day to the
effect that Papal guarantees were not an OBJ
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