Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-25
FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON, March 24th-mduight "A dluiral
! Soisset, General Ianglors and Victor School
| cher have undertaken to concentrate the loyal
batalious of the National guard in Place dc Ia
Bo,rsc and re-astabsh the staff headquarters
there professionally 1t is understood that
Sussct is disposed to pardon the regular sol
,liers and National guards involved IN the en-
utes, restore municipal franchise, continue the
DAY of the Nationals and revoke the law IN
regard to the payment Of bills ut maturity and
that he urges the Assembly to So lcglslatc d to
reconcile all conflicting interests.
The other Journals rctutc the charge that
WAS made by R;ippel that the first shot in the
affair Of Wednesday was fired by the friends
Of order
PARIS, March -. The insurgcnt committee
yesterday seized the copies of an address, to be
issued by the Mayors Of Paris, at the printing
Office of NJ. Dupont The office has since been
ruarJcl by Il battalion of the friends OF order.
The alarm given yesterday in the vicinity OF
the Bank of France was caused by the seizure,
| by the loyal National Guards, Of two cart loads
of brccch leaders, under the clrG of the lnsur-
| gent committee.
The official Journal Of the central committee
asserts that numerous Bonapartist and Orlean-
list agents are making attempts to bride the
supporters OF the committee and says all per-
SONS rendering themselves liable to suspicion i'll
this connection will be immediately arrested
and delivered TO the committee Tor trial.
At one clock this afternoon the illsurgeut
central committee issued Il proclamation stating
that Admiral Soisset has obtained from the
| Assembly and the Government complete recog-
ton of the municipal franchise and the right OF
election of their own officers by the National
guards including ommander-ln-chlct, rs well
as modification Of the projected maturity law
favorable dodgers.
The committee say they will maintain their
post until they arc confirmed therein or repac-
cd by others, and guard the execution OF the
laws, notwithstanding the efforts ut concllla-
ton
The situation is unchanged and u conflict is
| feared
The Official Journal Of the committee says it
| has decided upon the occupation OF all the mai
ries of the ACCOMPLISHMENTS and dssentlents
will be tried upon arrest.
The trial of deputy Clemencean has been or
dcred by the commit also that OF certain dts
senticnt journalists.
Mcnotti Gariballi has been appointed Com
mandcr-inchict OF the insurgcnt Nationals.
The journals supporting the Government
demand the employment OF force against the
instruction.
\ corps of mtraiIleusist; has rallied to the
cause of order
| 4 battalion of fruncs-tireurs attempted to-
day To seize the money in the bank OF deposit
in Rue dc Lille but met opposition and quick
| " retired There was Il similar occurrence at
Cuur DIES Complies.
Several irlsurgcnt patrols We're stopped by
the orderly Nationals, but there WAS no fight
The Montnartreists and Garibaldans, with
two guns invaded Place dc Ia Bourse at 5
o'clock this friday afternoon, and making a
charge upon the guns in the hands of the loyal
Nationals demanded their surrender. They
met both Il refusal and repulSe.
The Mayoralty negotiation has resulted in
the leaving of the mares in the hands OF their
actual occupants un condition the municipality
rive their support to the municipal elections
and the election of commandant OF the National
| Guard.
The iIsurrcctionary committee has entrusted
the military powers to Colonies Duval Brunei
and Endcs, who are promoted to be Generals
and will act in concert until Mcnottl Garlbaldl
who has been unanimously chosen to command.
arrives in Paris. The committee has received
| information that the delegates from Nlarsellles
LYONS and Bordeaux recently here, have re-
turned to their homes and will quickly give the
signal for movement among the workmen IN
those cities analogous to that in progress in
Paris General Chantard has been appointed
commander of the artillery by the insurgcnt
committee.
The Montmartrcists have increased their Wig
lance. They stop all railroad trains bound to
Versailles, and seize all the ammunition found
in the cars.
VERSAILLES. March, 3i-Thc National As
;rmbly has received 4 communication from the
the Mayors nr Paris asking before the horrors
of civil war are nauguratcd that the Assem-
bly, enter into permanent communication with
the Mayors and give them free powers.
l'avrr has received additional dispatches
from the German authorities declaring it to be
the duty of the Versailles Government TO con
4,lrr the SedItnn.
The Withdrawal! Of the German troops from
France h,+ been entirely stopped Additional
and cruel cXacions arc levied by them upon
the people of the departments.