The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-03-28
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PAn1s, March 26-Noon.-Tha. situa.
ton ID lees satisfactory. The breakipa,
OF Of negotiations for oonoiiatiou are
imminenk The insurgents still propose
elections on Sunday.
LoHDoN, March 25. Fecamp hes been
fe-occupiedt by 600 Psnsnians.
A despatch from the Government at
Vagaailles for volunteers to re. establish
order in Paxis, elicited small response.
in Hayre.
The commune has been re- established
at Marseiliee, where, it is said, the Mayor
and General Prefect were imprisoned.
No disturbance occurred, hoveyer, and
the proclamation issued by the new Go
vernment had o good effect. The town is
quiet. fs ., t} ~
PAnw, Masoh 2b.--A special to the
New York Telegram says the loyal bat.
talions Of Che National Guard occnnv
Msrket street. Honore, Palais Roysf
Rue Montmartre, Grand Hotel, La
Bonrae and at. Lazar Railroad station.
The population OF Bonleyare greatly
excited over the event in the mesrJpolis,
end through public meetings express q
desire to have the communist revolution
put down. The authorities have conse-
quently sent messengers TO Yersaillee,
Offering the Government the Ice. os :
large force, o6ldered by the best citizens
OF Boulogne. to march direct to Paris
and summariiy end by force of arms the
diegfaceful disorders that there continue
The ineurgent committee has received
infoEmation chat the delegates from Yer
sailles, Lyons and Bordeaux recently
here have returned to their homes, and
will Quickly give signal for o move
ment among workmen in these cities
analagous to that in process in Paris.
Gen. Chautard has been appointed oom-
mander OF the artillery by Che insureent
COMMITTEES. The Montmsrtreists have
increased their vigilance. They stop all
railroad traina bound to Versailles and
saize all ammunition found in the cara.
PARIS. SUNDAY. March 26-7 P. M.
The election has been orderly, and the
city Is now perfectly quiet The com.
mittee yields to the newly-eleoted muni-
oipal government. Ohanzy has been
liberated. and has gone to Versailles.
Soisset diabanded the loyal battalions.
Soisset has also gone to Versailles.
The deputies Of the Republican Left
have resolved to support the Govern
ment while true to the Re:cnblic.
LONDON, March 27-Morning.-N
leon visits Victoria to-day. The Assem-.
bly, has voted public funerals to tn. mur-
dered generals. and the adoption of their
children.
The Daily Ne,rs has special despatch
from Paris, stating that the elections
passed of quietly and resulted in an
overwhelming Communist majority. The
revolutionary authority is completely
dominant. The abdication of Admiral
Soisset and the Mayors increases the
success Of the revol1tioe, which, within
week, will spread to all large towns,
and render the position of the Govern.
ment in the rural districts untenable.
The 7segraph's 8 special from Versailles.
says Gen. Lefto retires from the Minis-
try OF War. and will be succeeded by
Gen. Clermbault, O returned prisoner
from Germany. It is generally thought
that the Government is defunot, and ru-
NOR is current that Thiers will be forced
to resign, and be succeeded by the Duo
d'Aumale. Theirs is reported as saving
that when the Government has 100, 600
trusty troops, it will attack Paris. It is
believed by the Government at Tours,
that the Pr1ssian outposts have been ad-
vanced to Vincennes.
LONDON, March 27.-Napoleon re-
mained an hour with Queen Victoria
and family. An address of welcome was
made by Lord Stanley. Marshal Canro-
berts children were also present. The
castle grounds were filed with a great
crowd OF people, who cheered the ex.
Emperor heartily.
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