Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-26
FOREIGN NEWS
The National Middle in Paris
Young GaribaIdi Chosen Chief
A Quiet Rising at MarSeilleS
The Great Flood i'm Peru
A fOwn OF 2O,OO0 Swept away
FRANCE.
FRANCE.
Soisset Proposes ParIey.

L Q6 Ia bOuISc, AIlQ r6-6btaDllBQ btdII QudT-
tiers there Professionally. 1t is asserted
that Soisset is disposed to pardon the
regular soldiers and National Guards in
| volved in the emeutes, restore the NUM-
cipal franchise, continue to pay the
| Nationals, and revoke the law in regard
to payment of bills at maturity; and be
| urges the Assembly to 30 legislate as to
reconcile all conflicting interests.
The other journals refute the charge
made by the Rappel, that the first shot in
the affair of Wednesday was fired by the
friends of Order.
PARIS, March 24.-The insurgent COM
mittee yesterday seized copies of an ad-
dress, to be Issued by the Mayors of Paris,
at the printing Office of N. Dupont. The
Office has been since been guarded by
battalion of the friends of order. The
alarm given yesterday in the vicinity of
the Bank of France, was caused by the
seizure, by the loyal National Guards, of
two cart loads of breech leaders under
the care of agents of the insurgent COM
mittee.
Insurgents ArrestIng Monarchists.
The official journal of the Central Com
mittee asserts that numerous BonaPaIt-
list and Orlesnist agents are making at
tempts TO bride the supporters of the
Committee, ami ssys: All persons render
ing themselves liable to suspicion in this
connection will be Immediately arrested
and delivered to the Committee for trial.
A Fifth Wheel to the Wagon.
VERSAILLES, March 24.-The National
Assembly has received a communication
from the Mayors of Paris, asking before
the horrors of civil war are inaugurated
in Paris that the Assembly enter into per-
manent communication with the Mayors
and give them full powers.
The Germans-The Much-G0verned
Country Folk.
NJ. Favre has received two additional
dispatches from the German authorities
declaring it to be the duty of the Yer
sailles Government to conquer the sedi-
ton. The withdrawal of German troops
from France has been entirely stopped.
Additional and cruel eXsctions have been
levied by them upon the people of the
departments.
Concessions 80 the Rebels.
PARIS, March 25-At one o'clock this
P. NJ, the Insurgent Central Committee
issued proclamation stating that Admiral
Soisett has obtained from the Assembly
and the Government a complete recogni-
ton of the municipal franchise, and right
of election of their own officers, by the
National Guards, including the Command |
erin Chief, as well as a modification of the |
maturity law favorable TO dodgers.
The Committee say they will maintain |
their post until confirmed therein or re-
placed by others, and will guard the exc
cution of the laws.
Situation NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Car |
tbaldI Chosen COMMANDMENT |
Chief.
Notwithstanding the effort at concilis- |
ton, the situation is unchanged and a |
conflict is feared.
The official journal of the Committee
says it has decided upon the occupation |
OF all the Msiries of the ACCOMPLISHMENTS,
and dissentients will be tried upon arrest. |
The trial of Deputy Clemencia has been
ordered by the Committee, as also that of |
certain dissentient journalists.
Menotti Garibaldi has been appointed
Commandment Chief of the insurgent
Nationals.
Journals supporting the Government
demand the employment of force against
the instruction.
A corps of mitraileuse has rallied to
the cause of order.
Raids on the Banks.
A battalion of francs-tireurs to-day
attempted to seize the money in the Bank
of deposit in Rue de Lille, but met with
opposition and quickly retired. There
was similar occurrence at the Cour des
Complies.
Several insurgent patols have been
stopped by the orderly Nationals, but
there was no fighting.
The Montmartreists and Gsribaldians,
with two guns, invaded the Place de Ia
Bourse, at o'clock Thursday afternoon,
and, making charge upon the guns in
the hands of the Nationals, demanded
their surrender. They met with both re-
fusal and repulse.
The Mayoralty negotiations has resulted
in leaving the Mairies in the hands of their
actual occupants, On condition that the
municipality give their support to the
communal election, and the election of
the commsndant of the National Guard.
The lnsurrectionary Committee has in
trusted military powers to Coils. Duval
and Brunei, who are promoted to DO
Generals, and will act in concert till
Menotti Garibaldi, who has been unani.
mously chosen chief command, arrives.
Possible Rising at Lyons, Bordeaux.
Etc.
The Paris Committee has received in
formation that the Delegates from Mar
settles, Lyons and Bordeaux recently here,
have returned to their homes and will
quickly give the signal for movement
among the workmen in those cities anal
ogous to that in Paris.
Gen. Chsntard is appointed commander
of artillery by the Insurgent Committee.
The Montmatriest have increased their
vigilance. They stop all railroad trains
bound to Versailles and seize all ammu-
milton found in the cars.
The Paris Charivan has suspended
publication.
The Central Committee has entrusted
military powers to NJ. Bergevet under
command of the Place Vendome. Insur-
| rectionary authorities delegate Minister
Finance, ordered the octrai duties to be
| paid as usual or energetic measures will
| be adopted for their collection.
The insurgent National Guards on the
oath, obeying orders of the Central Com
mittee abstained from attacking the Mai
RE of the second reimbursement and
passed through the Place de la Bourse
with reversed muskets. 1t is reported
| that the communal election will take
place Saturday. The removal of the bar
ricades is expected tonight.
| VERSAILLES, March 25.-The National
| Assembly has passed law providing for
delay in the payment of commercial
| bills.
Little support from the Provinces
AQutet Revolution at MarseiIIes.
LONDON, March 25-Ficsmp has been
reoccupied by a force of six hundred
| Prussians.
The dispatch from the Government of
Versailles, calling for volunteers to re-
establish order in Paris, ELECTED but
small response in Havre.
The Commune has been re:estalished in
| Msrseilles, where it is said the Mayor and
General Prefect have been made prison.
ers. No disturbance occurred, however,
ana a proclamation issued by the new
Government had good effect. The