The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-03-26

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,yxaeAaffIEs, Asxchs sS-sJ aaes Fxvre read .
letter from Bismark Bsying, the events in Paris
did NOS ihdicate Che sxec1tiou ,of she coaven-
tieg enteFed sfrte with the Ges@enss apd inti-
were carried out, they would open FIRE upon tho
AssSm6i, and Favre efhtimstsd Il Paris holds
SS sss Syern m would cc.op.sass wi e,
Paris have assassinatedT Gen. Raphael. Apro-s
clamatiCn TO the people of France, approved
by tho Assembly and issued BY President.
rences in Paris, closes az follows: .Franne re-
pudlstes the movement Do not fear our
weakness. We, your sole representatives.
shall mountain our trust, and make no compro-
Lyons: The profect has issued proclamation
his abhorence TO the Assembly. The
army IN brittany momentarily expects An or
ter from COunt Bismarck, who says events in
Paris do not indicate the execution Of the con-
ventiou entered into with the German COM
mander, which forbids any. approach to the
lines before the fort occupied by the Germnns.
Bismarck claims the restoration within twen-
ty-fOur hours of the telegraph leading to Pan
tin, which has been destroyed, or Paris will be
more proceedings in violation of the prelimi-
naries of peace, the fire of the forts will be
opened upon the city. The Government has
the Germans not to lombard Paris
that he had replied to Bismarck that tho in
surrection in Paris was surprise to the go
but would be repressed and if
theirs was any delay in its suppression it was
beosusS the government was hopeful of avoid
ing bl0odshed. The government had no means
of repairing the telegraph, but would ask its
of the Mayors Of the arrondisse-
surgents have obtained I, coo, 900 francs from
the Bank of France against tho deposit of q
formal treasury bond. A reputation made by
PARIS, March 22.-There has been NO further
bloodshed since o'clock. The armed insur-
surgents have been reinforced. The city is
gloomy and the excitement intense. The Ma
tional Guards, under an order of tho Central
Republican Committee, have occupied Fort
Vincennes unopposed. Troops in several mr.
EMBELLISHMENTS are organizing in the interest
self as Minister of War. The insurgent off,
cial Journal announces the nomination Of Lul-
lier as General of the National Guards. Colo
ter of War, and saughher delegate Minister
of Foreign Affairs. General Chanzy is still o
prisoner. This evening large number of I'M
armed persons reached Rue de Il Paix, the en-
the sent.ies to give way to their passage into
the districts occupied by the insurgent Nation
al Guards The request was refused by the
nnfaried a stand of coiors. Tho Nationals
threatened to bayonet the flag bearer, and the
crowd at once commenced to retire. Baron
Nathan seized the flag and exhorted the crowd
to advance against the illegal force occapying
the place. The order was obeyed, when the
Nationals occupying the place beat their drum
and fired in the air; the crowd retreating too
from the body and fred into the crowd. There
was terrible scene for five minutes, and then
the crowd broke into aterror-stricken retreat.
At least thirty persons were killed and wound
kv.nE ro NF% h. Gror NJ
received two shots in the chest. The Nation
ais in the Place Vendome have since been REIN
forced and are orderly. The National Guards
generally have been called to arms, and fight
ing is apprehended tonight The affair of tue
a hss sss SsoP1s
very exciting. Intense excitement prevails
because of the Nationals iring into a crowd
desiring to pass into the districts occupied by
the insurgents. Fighting is apprehended to-
night. It is reported that Bismarck informed
Theirs the Germans will occupy Paris Sunday,
unless Theirs is then master Of the situation.
The Daily Ne,cs' specials dispatch from Versail
les says the letter of Count Bismarck created
a great sensation in the Assembly, and that
Favre in his remarks thereon, limited that if
Paris holds ont the Government will co-oper-
ate with the Germans. There is q report that
Favre is trying to GUST Theirs. Gems. Leoomte
and Thomas were buried. in ditch. Rue de
la Paix is q pool of blood, and no mans life is
safe in Paris. The National Guards, Tuesday,
ment, who had been expelled from office by
the insurgents. The Insurgent Central Com
mittee has decided to disarm the Nationals of
Quarter st. Germ ain. During the night the
inshrgent Nationals endeavored to surprise the
11th battalion, occupying Place dc Ia Bourse,
but we're unsuccessful. 1t is now reported
that Minotti Garibaldi commands the Mont
martre insurgents.
DRY GooDs.-Messrs. Caylat & Flynn GER
tainy do not let the grow under their Grass
in the vicinity Of 5s Magazine street The thing 10
preposterons: The thropg of customers going there
would annihiate even But spoke fgurative-
ly. to that these gentlemen untng In THAR
efforts present the and choicest goods their
patrons-eforts which recognized aud appreciated
by the LADIES' t.-- -.
,y'Haley, of Commercial Place, has on hand