Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-03-20
TELEGRAMS TO TIE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TIE REVOLUTION IN PARIS.
Success OF the Iusurgents-Thetr
BIoody work The Fed Fiag-Nex
EeBgu Of Eerror-FIight of M
Authorittss-Th Iu.urree-
uonisfs DIctattng Terms.
Ts5Sgrarh,d Ere gsirsly 70 lie Evsaisq Star.
Two Prociamatious by the I'm ur.

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Two Prociamatious by the In ar
PARIS, March 10 Nis IoSpoS. March .,
The nationals have placarded two proclams-
tors. The first one issued says the French peo-
PIE waited calmly until the attempt was IN ale
70 touch the life CT tie republic. The army diI
not raise lis hands against the arch of the liz
critics OF the republic, the only government N AZ
can close 'He era OF the invasions and a civil
war. The people of Paris are copvoked for
communal elections. The proclamation i
signed by the central committee OF the national
guard and dated at the Hotel lie Ntlle.
The second proclamation is g. follows.
To the People Of PARIS ,-You have entrusted
US with the defense of the rights OF Paris We
have driven out the government which be-
uayed Us; our mission Is fulfilled, and We no "
report toyou. Prepare tor communal elections:
give us as our only recompense the establish
ment OF real republic. The same signatures,
thlrty IN number, are appended.
A Proclamation from the Mipisfrv
The Offcisi Joanna contains the follogings-
A PROCLAMATION from committee assuming the
name OF the central committee has been dis
trlbuted throughout Paris. The men of the
barricades have taken possession OF the Min
StrN or Justice, and assassinated Generals
Clement, Thomas, and Lecomte. Who are the
members of the committee is unknown as ia
also what they deliver Paris from. The crimes
committed by them removs all excuse for sun
port by their followers. ct all who have re-
gard for the honor and interest OF France sena-
and Assembly Signed by the Ministers al
present in Paris.
The Red Flag.
The Hotel de Well is surmounted by a red
flag, and barricaded; but circulation is unin-
Ieded Shots have been heard, but no conflict
is reported.
The Reign OF Terror.
LONDON, March CA Times special from
Paris says the respectable Parisians are stupi-
fed. General LecOmte was abandoned by his
troops and arrested on the heights of Montmar-
tire. General Thomas was arrested in citizens
clothes; The lstter's last word was towards"
de fell at the third discharge. Theirs is firm
Is boundless.
A Telegraph special says Saturday the Gems
de Armes fired upon the Nationals. The latter
returned the fire, and several Gems de Armes
were wounded. General VinoyI has neon
mobbed: The mob is triumphant and virtually
and drunkenness Is rampant. The women ara
armed. General ChauZy upon his arrival in
Paris was arrested at the station by the Mont
matueists, and 1t is said will be shot to-day.
Flight of the Authorities.
A II persons OF prominence are dying from
Paris.
A dispatch from Versailles, saws the O6ie,el
Journal, announces that the whole government,
sll the authorities of Paris, and 80 900 good
troops under General NinOy ere there. rhe
departmental authorities Of Paris have been
instructed that they must obey only orders from
Versailles, otherwise they will forfeit their
positions.
Saturdays Work.
The OfcloL Journal OF Paris gives a narrative
of the events. IL says the position at Montmaf-
tire was carried Saturday, and guns were ahont
to he removed, when the Nationals snatched tye
arms from tie soldiers and the latter were sur-
rounded and repulsed. The corpses of the Cen
erals were m9tIIated. PARIS, says the Journal,
is Indulgent, but ii must rise and chastise lie
assassins, otherwise the whole people will be
their accomplices.
Paris Yesterday.
PARIS, 10 O'Clock, Sunday evening, March 10
1t Is said NJ. Assy, OF the Interna tonal SocietV
was President of the court which condemned
Generals Lecomte and Thon Is to death. The
L stional guards are now the only armed force
In Paris. Most Of the nationals marching
through the streets belong - the Faubourgs
There are barricades in Puedes MARTYR, Ave
nue. Irudsipe. the Chaussee de Clignsucourt.
the Faubourg st. Denis, the Rue ROchechcourt
and the vicinity OF the Hotel de Vile. Else
where all Is quiet. The weather is splendid.
and there is the usual Sunday promenading.
NO acts OF pilIage have occurred, but there is no
traffic. The insurrectionists hold the Mavoral-
ties, the offices o. the Ministers add the tele.
graphs. Municipal elections are ordered for
The Partisan Mayors and deputies demand
the removal OF Gems. De AurelIes and Vinoy
and OF the perfect Of police. Valentin NJ. Ferry
was suggested as the latter's successor, and the
government gave its consent to the changes
Gen. LsDglois, who succeeded Gen. D'AureIIes
de PalladidCs after the latter was taken pris-
oner, went TO the Hotel de Vile, but the insur-
gents refused 10 recognize him.
Several positions in Belleville and Mon tmar-
tire are fortified. The cannon in the arrondisse-
ment of Des Buttos Chamont were returned 10
the authorities Saturday, the National Guards
OF that section being unwilling TO become insur-
gents.
Napoleon at Dover
LONDON, March 2O.-The Emperor NAPOLEON
left Wilhelmshohe on Sunday for England He
was to be escorted TO the railway station at Cas-
sci, by guard Of honor, composed OF two COM
panles OF the SD PruSslan regiment.
LATER.-The Emperor Napoleon arrived at
Doysr at O'Clock this afternoon. There were
immense crow is in waiting at the landing of the
stage, including a large number OF refugees
who cheered enthusiastically as the Emperor
made Lis appearance on the dock.
The Spreading OF the Revolution
Feared.
LONDON, March 2n.-It is thought the reyolu-
tonlry movement now in progress will extend
10 Slarsallles and Lyons, and even TO Bordeaux
The Theirs government cOntemplates removal
to Tours.
1t Is said the Germans decline TO interfere
with the affairs OF Paris.
report from the French capital saws the
gers d'armes collected from the provinces nv
General Ninoy have deserted and Joined the in
suIgents.
LATER.
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