The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-21
LONDON, March 20.-The Times Paris
special says the respectable ParisIans are
stupefed. 3 .s--'-1'-,72E-7

,na The , corpses Of the murdered generals
A Versailles dispatch says the Govern
ment is determined to maintain its au
thority.
The Journal 0f7ciel says the Government
is lndulgent, but must rise and punish the
assassins, otherwise the whole people will
be their accompHces.j i Z !iftH53
1t is stated that these terrible events have
causeda halt In the homeward march oi
tue German army 80. ,ssig ..,.s.ts .s1.,a,t
TIE INsURRECTI0N LED BY RICoTTI Carl.
BALDI-THIERs's GOVERNMENT GOING TO
TOURS.
LONDON, March 20.--It is thought the
revolutionary proceedings will extend to
Marseilles. Lyons, and even to Bordeaux.
The Theirs Government contemplates going
to Tours.
The Germans decline to interfere in the
A report from Paris says that the gen
d'armes collected from the Provinces by
Gen. Vinoy have deserted and joined the
insurgents.
PARIS, March 2O.-No resistance is made
to the insurgents. Generals ,Lecompte and
Thomas were executed by order of Ricotti
Garibaldi, who directs the insurrection.
OFFICIAL DISPATCH FROM MINISTER WASH
BURNE-GENERALs -vINoY,- THOMAS, AND
, LECoMPTE MURDERED BY THE MoB-THE
AMERICAN LEGATION TO LEAVE PARIS.
WASHINGTON, March 2O.-Minister Wash
burne telegraphs Secretary Fish as follows:
Paris, March 19.-The National Guards
Committee is master of Paris The De-
partments of the Interior, Justice, and Po-
lioa Nv ba yy,o1
Generals Vinoy, Thomas, and Lecompte
have been murdered by the troops. -------.
The elections commence tomorrow.
All the members of Thiers's Government
have gone'to Versailles. follow with the
whole department corps. WAsHBURNE." g.
ARRIVAL OF NAPOLEON IN ENGLAND. ....,
D. LONDON, March 20.-NapoleoD left VIII
helmshoe on Sunday, escorted by guard
of honor, and arrived at Dover to-day. In
mense crowds were awaiting him, and
cheered enthusiastically.
THE MURDER OF GENERALS THOMAS AND LIE.
CoMPFE-THE CITY GIVEN UP TO THE MOB
BoNAPARTIsTs SUSPECTED OF INCITING THE
INsURRECTION-THE GERMANS THREATEN TO
, OCCUPY THE CITY,. ttr.v ri .-54.,JG = 80
PARIS, March 20.I World special THE
insurgents hold the Hotel de Vile, Palais
de Justice, Tuilleries, and Place Vendorne.
Complete apathy is displayed by the Bour-
geOis, and no resistance is made to the in
surgents.
Generals Thomas and Lecompte were shot
in a garden in the Rue des Rosters. Thomas
resisted vigorously, but Ricotti Garibaldi
ordered him to be held against wall while
his body was riddled with bullets. Le-
compile died with the utmost GOODNESS,
smoking cigar, and refusing to have a
bandage over his eyes. Many other execu-
tons have occurred.
The Government has telegraphed for
$4,000 men at Camp Sacatory to come to
Paris.
The Prussians of St. Denis will enter
Paris if the garrison is increased beyond
10000. ..''-''''. ..' ..~ '..~''.'..'. III
The city is full of Bonapartists agents.
There have been seen Cheveron, Cont,
Rouhl, and Regnier. For some days past
the insurgents have received three francs
daily, supposed to have been furnished by
these agents.
In every part Of the leading thorough
fares of the city barricades have been
thrown up by the insurgents. They have
gained in strength since morning, and are
more defiant than ever.
THE DEATH OF GEN. CHAUZY.
General ChauZy was sent with large
body of troops to Montmartre to suppress
the demonstration there. The troops.
however, for the most part went over tc
the insurgents, and ChauZy was taken to
the Garden Of Rue DIES Rosters, where the
Central Revolutionary Committee was sit
ting, and, after short trial, was shot.
The regular troops fraternize with the
mob everywhere, and all army discipline
seems gone. Mob law is triumphant, anC
the city will be given up to pillage unles:
more determined measures are taken by the
Government.
THE INSURGENTS GOING TO VERSAILLES.
Immense numbers of insurgents have
left for Versailles with the intention of en-
deayoring to oYerawe the Assembly, which
will sit tomorrow.
Gen. Duval is at the head of the insur
gents, leading them on their wild career
The Slst and 126th regiments were the first
to join the insurgents. ..".=. ,.s
1t is reported that the Government has
fed from Versailles.
THE NEWS AT RoUEN. ----------
RoUEN, March 20.-The people here are
deeply excited over the news from Paris
but no outward demonstration has beer
made. The Gardes Mobile are prohibited
from crossing to the right bank Of the
Seine. 1t is rumored that the German forces
will reoccupy their former posts ii the dis
order in Paris continues. ... .... ..
PREPARATIONS FOR TIE ELECTIoN-RUMoREI
Fl NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN THE INSURGENTS
AND THE GOVERNMENT.
LONDON, March 20-6 P. Mn Pari!
this morning the situation was unchanged
The National Guards, in obedience to or
ders from the Central Republican Commit
tee, have taken up positions in various
quarters of the city, meeting with no re
sistance. The majority of the Nationa
Guard are passive and quiet. $50. a.,.,.
Preparations are making at the yotinl
places throughout the city for commune
elections, ordered by the Republican com
mittee. According to the apportionmen1
made there is one representative to be cho
sen from every 20,000voters. The election
will be held Wednesday instead OF Tues
day.
The Assembly declares the present situa
ton uncomfortable. Rumors of every de
scription are in circulation. One says tn
National Guard intend to march on Yer
sailles, and another that the Assembly |
about to remove to Orleans, and is about t.
appoint Gen. Faidsherbe Dictator.
All the papers at the Prefecture of Polio
have been destroyed by the Nationals.
j LONDON, March 20-9:30 P. Mia Gan
lois, OF Paris, reports that oyertures hav
been made to the Government by the Mont
martre insurgents. and that La Biche, Min
lister Of the. Interior, has been fully EN-
powered to grant liberal but legitimat
concessions.
THE PREPARATIONS, OF TIE MOB TO 60 II
VERSAILLES.
LONDON, March! '20-11:30 P. M.-Elo'l
Beige has adyices denying that negotiation