Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-03-08
EUROPEAN NEWS, &c.
Paris in n state Of Great
Excitement.
Revolutionists Intrenched at Mont
Martre.
The Government is Preparing to Resist
any Attack.
Gen. Faidherbe has issued a PrOclama.
ton to the 23d Corps.
London.


London, March 6, despatch from cor
respondent in Paris states that the city is in a
state of excitement, consequent on the de-
termination of the reyolutonist party.
| The rcvolutionsts have succeeded in in
| trenching themselves at Mont Martrc with a
| battery of guns.
The government has brought up troops of
the line to resist any attack which the revolu-
tionists may make on them.
| The reports of organizations of the revolu-
| tionists are very much exaggerated, but the
| fact that there is an organization of very
formidable character, is too obvious to be
| doubted.
Accident at Sea.
| Ship Mistress of the Seas has foundered at
| sea. II lives were lost.
The Iowa arrived at Brest to-day
Bordeaux.
Bordeaux March 6. President Theirs has
publicly announced the negotiations looking
TO the restoration of the Orleanists are with
| ont his sanction. He declared that he ac
| knowledges only the national sovereignty, and
will only bow to the decision of the French
| people.
| In the national assembly this evening,
Louis lie Blanc, Victor Hugo, and Quinet,
It
bers of the September government until they
shall have returned an account of their acts
relating to the capitulation of Paris.
Deliacuse submitted the demand for their
| impeachment and arrest on a charge of high
treason. A motion was made that the assem-
bly, should not return to Paris, but assemble
| elsewhere.
AT the request of Theirs the assembly i'm
| medately went into committee on the ques-
| ton, the decision of which will be made to-
morrow.
Versailles.
| Versailles, March 7. The third review
| takes place at Terriers of the Royal, Saxon,
| Wurtemburg and Prussian troops, on Thurs
! day, and on that day the Empeor finally
| leave Versailles.
The final evacuation of the city will be de-
layed few days.
This evening Odo Russell dined with the
Emperor, and had an interview with Bis
! marck.
A large number of Republican bank notes
have been forged.
mobile for Algeria.
Paris.
Paris, March 6. The office of Prefecture
| OF follce VIII prODaDly De aD0usned ana the
service united under the direction of the Min
| lister of the Interior.
| Favre and others have rendered their resig-
nation but Theirs will not accept them.
Paris, March T. Gen. Palladnes has re-
sumed command of the National Guards of
Paris. In his first order of the day he in
vokes the cooperation of the men in the work
of maintaining order, and declares that tran
guilty alone will restore propriety to France.
Meanwhile all disturbances are promptly de-
pressed and their promoters strongly dealt
| with.
Lille.
| Lille, March 7. Gen. Faidherbe has issued
proclamation to the 23d corps composed OF
National guards on their disbandment He
thanks them for the manner in which they
! have fulfilled the hard duties imposed by the
government of National Defence, and tells
them that they now return to their homes
honored by all patriots, and that they have in
themselves the elements Of superior army