Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-25
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THE GERMANS IN THE PARIS FORTS.
LONDON, March 24-Gen. Schlotten, Prus-
sion commander at st. Denis, has sent dispatch
to the commander of Paris, that the Germans
occupying the forts on the north and northeast
ern sides OF the city will maintain pas
siye and friendly attitude, while nothing hostile
is done; but, if the conditions of the premi-
nar1eS of peace are overStepped, Paris will be
treated as an enemy. The delegate minister of
foreign affairs replied that the revolutionary
proceedings in Paris are wholly in regard to
municipal affairs, and can in no sense be re-
garded as aggressive toward Germany. The
delegate adds that he has no jurisdiction, and
cannot discuss matters in reference to the pre-
liminaries of peace which were voted by the as
sembly at Bordeaux.
EDITORIAL THREATS.
The official journal of the insurrectionists
threatens that all writersor the press who attack
the central committee will be brought before
that body for trial The same journal announces
that all officials who do not return TO their posts
before the 25th of March will be discharged.
THE GOVERNMENT REQUIRED.
The Debats contains a bold article, bearing
the signature OF Lamoinnc, attacking the ma
tional government, in scathing language, for
its apathy towards the instruction.
ADMIRAL soIssET
Was present with the friends Of the order at the
Place VendOme, Wednesday, and fortunately
was not wounded by the fire of the insurgents.
FIRED AMONG THEIR FRIENDS.
In the encounter, Wednesday evening, some
of the insurgents fired into each other and sew
eral Of them were wounded. Henri Pene, editor
Of one of the Paris journals, was fatally wound
ed by bullets in his side.
REGULARS TO BE INCORPORATED.
The nationals have determined to incorporate
the regular soldiers in Paris into their ranks.
THE VERSAILLES GOVERNMENT
intends making an appeal to the national and
mobile guards of the departments for the sup
port and maintenance of order
LOSING POWER.
One of the Paris deputies, who held q parley
with the insurgents at the hotel dc Vile, saws
the insurrectionary committee is losing the up
per hand over its own men.
REINFORCED.
The insurgents in the Place Vendome were re-
inforced Thursday with two guns.
THE STUDENTS.
The insurgents have failed to seduce the
scholars of the Polytechnique, who have OBJ
tanned a week holiday and Joined the orderly
nationals IN the Place de Ia Bourse, where there
was large force and great vigilance, in eXpecta-
ton OF an attack from the insurgents.
PROCEEDINGS IN THE ASSEMBLY,
VERSAILLES, March 23.-ln the national as
sem6ly, to-day, the government proposed a law
for the organization of volunteers, which was
adopted. Under its terms every department of
France is to send to Versailles, Immediately, a
battalion Of volunteers, for support of the gov-
eminent. proposition for the appointment of
committee OF fifteen members Of the assembly
to proceed to Paris, and assist in the restora.
ton OF order, was fayorably considered. All
mayors of ACCOMPLISHMENTS in Paris compelled
to find safety in flight were invited to take seats
in the assembly. As they entered the chamber
there was great applause from the deputies of
the left, while those of the right protested
against the action of the body. A scene of tu-
mutt ensued, lasting until the adjournment
NAPOLEON III. WANTED.
PARIS, March A.-World special: The reac-
ton in favor of the empire gains strength slow
ly, and, unless NJ. Theirs speedily restores order,
the French may endeavor to find their way to
Chisehurst.