The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-24
NOTIFIES THE ASSEMBLY
THAT HE WILL OPEN FIRE ON TEE
'''i. CITY SUNDAY IF PEACE Is ~-r.s
~ Of. i NOT RESTORED. ..,a....
THE GOVERNMENT TO COOPERATE WITH
GERNANS. ..-.--.-.--.
The National Guard Organizing a Govern
ment.-Chauzy Still a Prisoner..General
Raphael Assaulted-Troops Or
d" is ganizinH i'm the Interest - - tia
.... .,. .r of Order. ... ..
&C., &C., &c.

THE STATION IN PARIs-oRDER BEL Nc RE-
ID" STORED IN TIE CITY. 90"
4 VERSAILLES, March 22.--0rder is being
gradually reestablished in Paris. The sig
nificant demonstration made by the disci-
plined citizens had beneficial effect.
The Mobiles have offered to assist the
Government against anarchy.
Gen. Canrobert has made overtures to
Theirs, which were well received. tv.g
PARIS, March 22-Mght.-The quiet con-
tinues. The National Guards are encamped
The general opinion is that the new
Government is incapable of providing work
for the people. It's military and admins
trative functions the people say ought to be
entrusted to energetic Republicans.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN PARASITIC NATIONAL
l. GUARD FIRE UPON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BY THE GERMANS TO TAKE PLACE Sunday
LONDON, March 23-Paris dispatches are
very exciting. Intense excitement prevails
there to-day because of the National Guards
firing into q crowd desiring to pass into the
district occupied by the insurgents. ~
1t is reported that Bismarck has informed
Theirs that the Germans will occupy Paris
on Sunday unless Theirs is master Of the
situation by that time. .r
/ VERSATILE March 23.-A]l the principal
Imperial officers who have returned from
IMPRISONMENT in Germany are, without eX-
ceptiop, retiring from the military service.
An adverse report was made IN the. AS
sembly to-day upon a bill providing for an
election in the municipality Of Paris.
M.~Fayre read letter in the Assembly
from Bismarck saying that events in Paris
did not indicate an execution OF the con-
Vention entered into with the Germans,
irfi n,afi hot
the convention were carried out the Ger
mans would open fire upon the city.
This letter created the greatest excite.
ment in the Assembly, and FaYre minated
at the close OF its reading that If Paris holds
out the Government will cooperate with
/ the Germans. G!i4 1'E '1zE..' - -
ANOTHER ,AssAssINATION-PROCL OF
THEIRS.
| VERSAILLES, March 23.-1t is reported
that the mob in Paris have assassinated
Gen. Raphael.
A proclamation to the people of
France" approved by the Assembly, was
issued by Theirs yesterday. After reciting
the occurrences in Paris and calmly review
| ing the situation, it closes as follows: = !
f.France repudiates this movement. Do
not fear our weakness. We, your sole
representatives, shall maintain our trust.
All remains quiet at Lyons, but precau-
tons have been taken against an outbreak.
! The Project has issued a proclamation de.
claring his adherence to the Assembly, and
| it is well received. :
1 Countless |manifestoes are issued by the
insurgents ordering elections. The estab
lished authorities everywhere protest
against them. ~
The army in Brittany momentarily eX
poets orders to march to Paris.
l.. FRENCH PRISONERS RETURNING. ~. !
| By order of the Swiss Council the soldier!
OF the French army informed in SwitZer
| land, who are provided with railway tick
| cts or money to pay their fare, are permit
| ted to return TO France ---------.-..------ ]
The Government has requested the Ger
mans not to- lombard Paris lest innocen
persons may suffer. ii /;
| Gen. Cremer has been summoned to Yer
sailles, but falling to appear, he will be triet
| for disobedience of orders. -
/ PARIS, March 22-10t r. M.-There has
| been no further bloodshed since o'clock
1 The armed insurgents have beenreinforced
| and the city is gloomy.
| The Nationals, under the orders Of the
Central Republican Committee, have occu
pied Fort Nincennes unoppOsed, the gar
rison fraternizing with them as soon as they
appeared.
| The troops in several reimbursement
| are organizing in the interest of order.
| I'D Zl7 rDe1Nds OF THE INSURGENTS. T"
| Deputy ,Clemenceau has incurred The
hostility OF the insurgents, and has beer
| expelled from the office of May or. 4
Gen. Cluseret has installed himself as the
| Ministry of War. !
The insurgent Official journal announce
| the nomination of LuIlier rs General of tht
| National Guard, and the appointment o
Cox Endes Minister of War, and Sangliel
Minister of Foreign Affairs.
Gen. Chauzy is still a prisoner.
| The BourSe is entirely deserted.