The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-27
MOB RULE IN PARIS.
FRUITIEss EFFORTS OF TEE GoV-
ERNMENT TO CONCILLATE. .s
Strong Forces Marching from the efo-
viness to Suppress tho Revolt.
PARIS, March 2

PARIS, March 25.;
Themayoralty me- sotiations resulted tn the
mayors giving support to the municipal etec-
lions and the election of commanders.
The National Guards hold the same posi-
tions. Duval, Bgunel and Endes control the
insurssnt military power until Menotti Carl
.baldi arrives. who has been unanimously
chosen chief 7et =:
The loyal battatons Of the national guard oc-
snpy Market street, Honore, Palais Royal, Rue
Montmartre, Grand Hotel, La. .Bourse andst'
Lazar Railroad station.
The population of Boulogne are greatly ex-
cited over the events In stha metropolis. and
through public meetings express desire to
have the communist revolution put down. The
authorities have consequently sent messen-
gers to Versailles offering the government the
loan of large force, ofticered by the best citi-
zene s. Boulogne, to march direct to Paris and
summary. end BY force Of arms the disgrace
full disorders that there continue.
The insurgent committee has received in
formation that the delegates from Versailles,
Lyons and Bordeaux recently Here have re-
Lu1ucU W tuCu uOuOS, auN Wll1 9SAShAy SAfS -
signal for a movement among workmen in
these cities analogous to that in progress in
Paris. General Chautard has been appointed
commander of the artillery by the insurgent
committees. The Montmartreists have increas-
ed their vigilance. They stop all railroad
trains bound to Versailles, and seize all am
munition found In the cars. .,
The insurgent committee threaten to arrest
and punish Bonapartlst and 0rleanist agents
among them, with speedy trial and punishs
ment. -, -. 4. . =
The insurgents official journal says the
committee have decided to occupy allthe
mayors offices ofthe aroadissements, and dis
sentients will be tried upon arrest. The trial
of several dissentient journalists has been
ordered. .,...z,-, .....-
Menotti Garfbaldf has been appointed COM
mandef.in-c chief OF the insurgents Nationals.
Journals supporting the Assembly demand
employment of force againstthe insurgents.
The insurgents make demonstrations, but so
far retire without hghting-
i. .is Later.
The news to-day centres in mere proclama-:
tions, ytsreaf the usual number were issued.
The eremoyal of barrieades is expected tonight,
under reported favorable negotiations between
the mayors and insurgent committee. =.
F. MARsEILLEs, March rs.
Favre has received two additional dispatches
from the German authorities declaring it the
duty OF the Versailles government to conquer
.sedition. The withdrawal, of German troopsi
has Ell lrely stopped s0isset, who commands,
10000 National Guards, with guns and mitrail-..
leurs, is empowered to offer the Insurgents
amnesty. and. in case OF refusal, to attack
them, andsecure the central committee.
Fifty thousand men are en- route from Bou-:
logne to- suppress the insurrection. !iGa
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Fecamp has been reoccupied by 600 Hls-
slams. =: =, =. !: -
A dispatch from the government at Yer
saHles for volunteers to re-establish order in
Paris elected small respoass In Havre.
The commune has been re-established at
Marseilles, where, it is said, the mayor and
general prefsct were Imprisoned. No dis
turbance occurred, however, and the procla-
uatlOR lssueu Wy tao Ae" So'9An"-SAo AAS'S> -
good effect. The town is quiet.
Solsset has undertaken to concentrate the.
loyal battalloRs of the National Guards at Rre
de la Bourse, and re-establlsh staff hesd-;
quarters there. soisset is disposed to pardon
soldiers engaged ini the erae,tss, to restore i
municipal franchises, and continue the pay OIL
the Nationals remove the law In regard to
payment of ;bills' and urges the ASSEMBLY to
leglklate to reconcile conflicting interests.
-, l The. Lateat. c
f.i+q,- .RAaIs, March 2S-Noon--
The situation is less satisfactory, and the
breaking off of the negotiations for conciia-
tions is imminent. The insurgents still pro
pose elections ON Sunday.
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