The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-20
THE TROUBLES IN FRANCE.
SH4LL-SIzED VAR IN THE CITY
OF Paris.
The Insurgents at Montmnrtre Block
aded-The Germans in France--A
Threat of Re-occuPatton-The New
French Loan-Imperial Compliments
The Black Sea Question, sc.


Threat of Re-occupatIon-The New
French Loan-Imperial Compliments
The Black Sea Question, sc.
PARIS, March II.
The members of the National Guard have
been invited to call at the American legation
to receive each FIVE francs in money, or
pound of tobacco, from the subscriptions made
In America for the relief of the sufferers In
France.
meeting of the officers and suoalterns oi
the National Guard Of Montmartre has been
summoned for the purpose OF signing an ad'
dress resolving on the election of their own
chief in the person Of MenoLti GaribalGi. Non
sisners are denounced as traitors, but as yet
there are few signatures.
Rentes are to be bought up extenfi7ely by
the government, with view Of susl lining the
credit of the nation in view of new loan.
General Palladines, In citizens dress, yester-
day inspected the cannon held by the Mont
martre insurgents.
The merchants of Paris are signing protest
against the law in relation to commercial Oils.
The journals unanimously deprecate the ex-
hibition of any violence towards the Germans
returning to their business and, residences in
Paris, but urge their social exclusion. The
Prussians are still charged with depredating
upon the inhabitants, and reprisals urged. Yne
Debats says: "Berore we can forget that the
Germans are enemies, we must cease to find
them thieves. If after their extortions they
cannot comprehend they ought not to return
to France, we have right to stretch Gordon
which will EXCLUDE them from French socie-
ty." The other papers talk in similar STRAIN,
saving there can be no friendship whilst he
Germans are in France.
General Ulrich will be a candidate for the
Assembly at the ensuing election, to I'LL one OF
the vacancies from Paris. There are one hun
dred vacancies in the Assembly, mostly from
Alsace and Lorraine.
The Assembly has appointed committee OF
forty.Hye to report upon the state Of the in
vaded departments The mayors OF thearTon-
easements are required to state all the costs
incurred, and specify all the outrages commit
ted BY the Germans, and to describe the re-
sources remaining at their disposal, and the
prospects Of harvest.
Seventeen of the Partisan deputies to the
National Assembly have resolved upon fresh
appeal to the Montmartre insurgents Tor
moderation, and insist upon the surrender OF
cannon in their possession to the authorities.
The National Guard have transported fitty-six
cannon from Place de Vosges to Belleville to
prevent their seizure. The Montmartreists
have greatly increased their vigilance in pre-
paration for decisive measures expected from
the authorities. The rappel was beaten in
several quarters this morning.
A new French loan1 which will PROBABLY
bear interest at five per cent, and be redeem
able at fixed time, will be submitted to the
National Assembly ON Tuesday next.
The mortality is rapldly decreasing in Paris.
A dispatch from Rouen says the German
official paper there ceased publication to-day.
Instructions have been forwarded to the
Mayor of Rouen that eighteen thousand French
citizens shall tomorrow pass over to the leD
bank of the Seine.
General From, with three hundred men, has
blockaded Moatmartre. Several officers nave
been taken prisoners. A large crowd of the
National Guard surrounded him. Armed SOL
diers of the line fraternize in the streets with
the people, who are out in great numbers, and
shout "Vaue la RepubhQue!"
Dire Threat.
BERLIN, March IS.
The Cross Gazette, semi-oficial organ, says
if the French persecute returning Germans
the Prusslans must reoceupy the enVirons OF
Paris, and possibly the city.
Honor to the FreAch Republic.
VIENNA, March IL.
A programme for celebration in homer o.
the liberation of France from the Prussiaus las
been arranged by committee of citizens OF
Gratz, the capital of Syria. The proposition
is not yet sanctioned by the Governor OF
Imperial Compliments.
ST. PETERSBURG, March H.
The Invalide Russo publishes letter recent
" sent to the Gar by the Emperor William,
who says: To-day, at the review near Paris,
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