The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-03-24
EUROPE.
REVOLUTION IN PARIS.
REIGN OF TERROR COMMENCED

LONDON 11hICn lSs-1E0olQGuB liners mas
issued proclamation, sppeallng 10 the reason
and patriotism OF the citizens OF Parls TO pre-
serve order. He says he Is informed that the
lnaleontents at Montmartre have planted their
1tlns so as TO demohsh the dwellings OF fellow
cltzens He deciaros by such acts as these
The republic is fatally compromised, because
the republic accompanied by deserters Will be
lost. He says that the present government Is
rally republican, and no friend OF the govern.
ment should strike at it. The government
will take the cannon from those men who, MIS-
led by deceiy1ng politicians, seek TO inaugurate
q civil war.
TERRIRLE sIATE OF AFFAIRS IN PARIS.
Events of a most unfortunate character
have taken place In Pans, and the situation
Is hourly becoming graver. The Government
ia following up the proclamation OF President
rhIsrs. AT midnight on Friday, they sent O
detachment OF troops and gems u uarmss TO oc-
cupy the positions Ot the insurgents at Mont
msrtre considerable number OF cannon
were removed and the gensd'arms made some
four hundred prisoners. In the morning the
National Guards at BelleVilIe and Montmartre
with many unarmed soldiers OF the hne, srnv-
ed on the scene and released the prisoners
General VInoy, who Was In command OF the
Government forces, had posted o Gordon Oh
troops around the hill or Montmartre, anu
planted mltsallleJses at the approaches, anu
MS sentinels prevented all persons from as
cendlng tho mill. The batteries of mIttrall-
isuses were soon surrounded by angry groups,
who demanded 70 know why the authorizes
dlstrusted the people, and II it was their 1ne
tenrion 70 massacre them. The soldiers when
asked if they meant 10 tire on the cllZens made
no reply, and soon general determination
commenced. The people were allowed to
draw the mitrailleuses aside and ascend the
heights. The companies OF soldiers on the fra
Uernized with the Nationals, who are guarding
the cannon still in their possession. As fresh
troops arrived on tho ground the people shout
ed to them "ReVerse Arms, and the order was
obeYed. At ten o'clock the Nationals held the
ground again, and prevented all unarmed per-
sons from going up the hill. at the same
tune SERIOUS contlIct occurred In the Palace
PIgalle, at the end Of q street leading from the
heights. Some artllerymen and cRasseurs
were surrounded by an angry mob, who &c
coSted them with shouts 'Go and tight the
Prussians" A lieutenant Of Chasseurs, while
endeayorIng to dlsengsge his horse from the
crowd, drew his sabre. be was instantly
dragged from hls horse killed. A melee 1ol-
lowed In which an arulleryman and TWO Ma
uouaIs were wounded, but the fighting soOII
ceased. The soldiers abandoned their posts
and mingled with the crOwd, distributing
among them their cartridges and rennquIsnlne
their chAssepots. Tue artllerymen surIereu
the people to remove the InItCalIeuses, making
no IurIher show Of reSisLance. Inc gene
d'armes alone proved faithful 70 the govern
ment, but were 100 lew III number 70 De e1reC-
tive, and withdrew. At eleven O'Clock many
DattalIons OF national guards, 1ully ORGANISED,
marched into MouLmarIre shouting "YIva
hepuDnque." Inc district then was wnoIiS
IL posses7Ion OF the nationals, the soldiers haN-
Ing deserted. Not gend' d'arIne, not IA slII5.e
sgUlHr was visiOle All the national guaIus
peared ueUernIntd " RETAIN LheIr cannon auu
noId their pOsInon on Lhs hIsnLs. Ine PuI-
poses OF the Insurgents are sLuI nIennILe.
IneIr nam object Just now ID Resistance ~ LIIc
soVsTnmenL Inc SruHuS N M0uLUlrLre anu
buLIevIIle, noWever, are unanlulOu5 IN tneIl
clamOrs against the Assembly ~ BOrde4ux-
Insy demand It's immedItto dlsSoiutIOu, aIIU
Inc eIsctlUn OF u new IOdJ, TLIcn sIaII sIL IL
Pans. AT sIx O'CLOCK Saturday evening Iht
agitation anu uncertainty cOuLlnueu-
Ine LIOOpE nave Dsen WILnurdWn from Eau
Oourg, Wnere the peOpie appear eXcitsd.
GenerHI tarou Was seH.vunued 1Ur SOM
h0urs Dy tus unOO III 1dOnLInarLre. hls IUvp-
proved IalLnlul; they Cnarseu AMI LUUA LnIU.
Dtl TIcsdss, uslug LLe DayOneL, and nnaliy GU
LhsIr Wsy Out aLd escaped. GeneraI LvCOIlve
anu oGnsro were nob % IVrtunave. AUanuOneu
ny LneIr meII, lucy wore maue prIsOn5rs "
Lhe rIoters, anu are now deLaInec Ehs Cna-
IN the morning Ibs LrvOps succeeded III CapGHI-
Ing JUTJy cannon N MonGmartrr. Ihe InsuI-
gents rs-TooK nve wlG0ouS ngnLng, Inc re-
InslnGer were removed 70 u placs VI saIeLy.
Inc reDels are low buuulng audlLiOII-
n DarrlcsDes IN honGnartre, beIieVlIie, auu
the FsubouTg 81. AnUOnIo.
PARIS, Sunusy, Msrcn I9.-The journals o.
thus m0rnlng cOnnrm the report OI Lne execu-
LoR OF GuneraIs LecomVe and Clemeh.
70 the garden OF Hue Des ROslers, III Mont
martre, where the central revolutionary cum
mIEtee hold Lher sIttlnss, End alter brieI
ITIal they were conuunneu 70 sut1er death anu
taken out and shot. All accounts say tnaL
they died bravery.
Iho journal lies Debates says that yester-
day Will be connGerpd Es one OI the gioOmIesJ
hours IN the history Of France. kevOIuuOn,
under the banner OF plliage Is mistress OI PHrls
France will condemn these hOrnDle assassIna-
tons and this odIous Insurrscuon which Ii
without pretext or purposes. WHI tie pro-
vIncss come 70 our AID, or must the Germans
rs-enter the capi5slf TINS terrible uay has
wrought mora damage to the Repubho than
all the Bonspartes.
OFFICIAL DESPATCH FRoX MINIsTFR Wash
BURNE.
Secretary Fish has received the following
cable despatch;
"PARIs, March l9.-The National Guards |
Committee Is master OF Paris The Depart.
ments of the Interior and Justice ana the !
Prefecture OF Ponce are occupied by the IN
surgents. Generals VInoy, Thomas ana |
LeComte have been murdered by the troops |
Thsrs Will be an elecIlon 1or the Commune |
tomorrow. All the members OF Theirs gov
ernment have gone to Versailles. follow |
with the whole diplomatic corps.
(Slgned) WAsHBURSE.
By MORAN.