The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-22
THE BUTCHERIES IN PARIS.
young GARIBALDI H0UNDxM0 ON
TEE AssAssINs.

THE A6SA6SINS,
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Fruternizatioaa Of tho Troops with. the
Mob-The Reds Samosoath TIE assembly
to Parferhey Thresten In Case OF
Refusal 60 Attnck Versailes-Bona-
partist Eatrisses-A Terrible ssaee OF
Affairs sf
PARIS, March 20.
The insurgents hold the Hotel de- VILE,
Palaisde tasiea, rdiieries and the Place de
vendome Corpiete spashy is displayed by
the bourgeois. No resistance fs madeto the
Insurgents. The city is full Of sBonapartist
agents. The insurgents for some days past
have received three francs dafiy, supposed to
be furnished by these agents. In every part
of leading thoronghfares Of the city barffeades
have been throan up blythe insurgents. They
have gained in strength since morning and are
more defiant than ster. :.
Genetal ChanzeY vas sent with large body
oftroops to Montmartre, to suppress the insur-
rection. Tee troops, however, for the most
part, went over to the insurgents. Chanzeg
wasmade prisoner and. taken to the garden OF
Rue des Besfess, 1nntmartre, where the CEN
tral revolutionary committee, were sitting,
and, after short trial, shot.
The. e.5eurnas this morning confirm The Re-
port OF the execution OF Generals Lecompte
and Clement Thomas. After their capture
they were taken 10 the garden where the CEN
tral revolutionary committee held their Sit
tihgs. After brief trial they were condemn
ed to suffer death, and we're taken out and
shot. All accounts say they died braSeIy.
Thomas resisted vigorously, bat Garibaldi or
dered him TO se held ,tagatust q wall while his
body was riddled With bullets. Lecompte died
with the utmost coolness, smoking cigar and
refusing d bandsge eyer HIS eyes. Many other
e4ecutionshzve eeesrfed. .5ess ~
rns-ngular tr5ops tratefntze .Stti the, mob
everywhere, ana ell army discipline seems
gone. Mob Mw b tfiunphans aqd the city
will be given up. 70, plAags unlesa more aet az
mined measures aretakea by the govTament.
An immense aamberI Insurgents have left
for Versailles, with the intention of endeayor-.
ing to overawe the Assembly, which Will sit
tomorrow. General Duval is at the head Of
the insurgents and leading them on their mad
career. 1t is reported that the government has
fed from Versailles. TIE government h3s
telecraphed for $4,000 men at camp saratefy
to come to Paris. The Prussians OF st. Denis
will enter Paris itthee egrrassh-is Increased
beyond 10000. ~ ...q... \ 4s,.s. =,s+.
The Journal des Debats says yesterday will
be considered as one Of the glQomiest hours
in the history Of France. The revolution, uli-
der the bannerof piiisgeits ts mistress Of Paris.
France Wirpondemn thsse horribse assassina-
tions and shis edious ,insurFectioa, which b
without pSe:ext or purpose. VIII the provin-
ces come to our aid, or must the Germans re-
enter the capital? This terrible day has
wrought More damage to the Republic than all
the BonaP6rtes."
~ ts-'a ~ReUEy, Narch 70.
The people here are-deepi5 excited over the
news from Paris, but no outward demonstra-
tions have been made. The Mobiles are pro
hibiled from crossing to the eight bank Of the
Seine. It is reported that the Gexnan forces
win reoccupy their former posts II the disorder
IN Paris coatinues. t'>--f
:.e: Lo.seoy, March 2o.-e P. II.
,In Parts, this morning, the situation was un-
changed. The National Guards, IN obedience
to orders of the Central Republican Committee,
have taken up positions in various quarters OF
the city, meeting with no resistance. The
majority Of the 'Nattonal Guard arepassive and
oaies Preparations ARE making at''VotiDg
places throughout the cits-ter oemmsasa cleo
tons, ordered By the Repablican Committee.
According to the apportionment made, there
is one representative to be chosen from every
twenty thousand voters. Elections viii be i
held wednesday, instead Of Tuesday, for the
Assembly. !. -gis
Rumors OF every description are In cireular
ton. One says the Nationals intend to march
on Versailles; another that the Assembly will
remove TO Orleans, aud are about to appoint
General Faidherbe Dictator.
The Gaulois reports that overtures have
beer made to the government by the Mont
martre insurgents, and thasLa Biehe Mns-
ter OF the Interior, has been fully empoyeesdl
to grant liberal but legitimate concessions.
The Etoile Beige has advices denying that ne
gotiations have been opened with the insar-
gents in Paris, and repressnting that the rtct-
ers areF hp, pesssssioI Ct the city. The win
aows af the Hotel de. Vile are crowded with
Nalions.s, Ghassepots are. being distributed
among the people, and the cry of the mob Is,
"a Versailles p' The centre Of the city, how
ever, remains undisturbed. a
rNapoieon is represented ais confident OF an
early fecaii to France by the people.
No further oitrages are reported.
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.9p SO PARIS, March 2l-EVening.
The trEuigsnt government announces that
it wilkartn the fortssto insure the defence pr
the capital. 1t has also sent an ultimatum 10
Theirs fixing the 22d or March as the last day
for the return OF the Assembly to Paris. If
they return, they shall have liberty of action;
otherwise, the National Guard Will march on
Versailles.
- The Latest.
PARIS, March 2l.
General Ghaazey Is sprisoner Of the insur-'
aants, and the sentence of death passed on
him has been deferred. Lasante has been
shamefully beaten 5y the revolutionists,
.. The National Assembly met yesterday, and
bnt LITTLE h,,s,ness was tran sacted. The popu-