Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-24
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
FROM EUROPE TO-DAY.
1elesraphed Ercissirels TO Tie E-enfss star.
The Situation I'm Paris.


LONDON, March 2i-The irsurrectionary CON
troll committee has issued a proclamation post
poning the elections in Paris until after ener-
getic measures have caused their reclaimed
rights TO be respected.
at meeting of the mayors and deputy
mayors Of Paris, Admiral Soisset vas appointed
comma nder-in-chief OF the National Guards OF
the city with General Lsnglois as chief OF stsf
and Victor schollcher ~ chief of artillery. Toe
appointment oil Soisset has inspired coincidence
among the friends Of order.
Driving the Insurgents.
The BeHeyille Nationals have occupied
Mairies, In hue Droueet, and the FIRST srron-
ulssement OF Paris. After q long negotiation
with the Nationals of thar quarter with whom
number OF zousves and guards mobile OF he
Seine were seen, the mobiles demanded arm.
10 night the insurgents, who have bArricsded
Gen. Lsdnirsult will probably succeed Gen.
Nipoy in the military command of Paris.
The orderly Nationals have expelled the in
surgents from part OF the eighth arrOundisse-
ment, comprising the Fsub0urg ST. Honore;
the second ACCOMPLISHMENT, comprising Place
DE In Bourse, and the ninth reimbursement.
comprising Hue Droucot They then occupied
II. Logare station, and asked of the govern
ment AZ Versailles reinforcements OF troops TO
retake the railway crossing, where the insur-
gents control the trafhc.
An American Victim.
Among the victims OF the affair in Place
VendOme was an American named Tinnel.
Reported Shooting Of Gen. Duerot.
AT noon Yesterday Paris was quiet, and the
1t was rumored that General Ducrot has been
shot BY his own soldiers.
Trouble at Lyons
DISTURBANCES are reported TO have occurred
and se rs ss the
has telegraphed to the projects TO set at work
the anarchist Lyonese, and has given a credit
for that purpose.
At the sitting Of the Assembly Wednesday II
IL said 70 have been decided TO hold m up;cipxl
elections in Paris before the 10th of ApriL
Military measures against Paris were also pro-
jected.
Gen. Charette, who Is at Versailles, has been
commissioned % raise a volunteer legion in the
west Of France, and has sued an appeal to
the defenders Of order, family and religion to
join the ranks.
The People Flying from Paris.
special dispatch TO the Ddiiy Nelrs SAYS the
people are flying from Paris terror stricken, aud
The re6eis are preparing for q desperate en-
Terrible Railroad Accident I'm
An accident occurred 70 a railway train filled
with interned srtillerymen returning to France.
by which twenty-five were killed and seventy
two injured.
Lord Lyons Hopeful for Paris.
LONDON, March 2E-Iord Lyons telegraphs
to the government that he il confident OF the
The Army Bill I'm the British ParIia.
meut.
The House Of Commons last night sustained
the Ministry on various clauses Of the army bill
by heavy msjorities.
The steamship European, from Baltimore.
touched Neville Saturday last. The steamship
Denmark, from New York, touched Queenstown
yesterday.
Loyal Regiment
LONDON, March pa London Timss special
dispatch from Versailles says the MOntmartre-
lists have stopped q train en- route with prison
ers TO Versailles. The released 69th regimen
OF the lie resisted all efforts to induce them 10
JOIN the insurgents. and upon their arrival a.
Versailles we're received enthusiastically hy the
authorities, people and troops. Their Officers
were az once promoted. The insursent con-
mittee has arrested one of its own off GERS named
Lullier.
Paris Quiet To-day.
PARIS, March 2i.-Parls is quiet to-day The
shops are all closed and there are but few p.
destrisns in the streets.
Outbreak at 0arseiiles
The civic guard Of Marseilles have seized the
telegraphs in that vicinity, and the service
towards SPAN is stopped.