Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-27
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chair at the head Of his colleague, for which
conduct he was dragged out of the meeting, and
Immediately deposcd from the commandership.
SIGNS OF DISAFFECTIOS
Have been shown among the adherents of the
central committee Five hundred Of the nation.
al guards have been dsarmed.
APATHY AT VERSAILLES.
LONDON, March ga dispatch fiom the gov
eminent ar Versailles, calling for volunteers TO
re-establish order IN Paris, elected but small re-
Spouse in Havre
ORDER RE-EsTARLIsHED AT MARsEILLEs.
A commune has been re-established in Mar
settles, where the mayor and general project
have been made prisoners, No disturbances
occurred, however, and the proclamation issued
by the new government had a good effect,
AFFAIRS AT VERSAILLES.
VERSAILLES, March 25.-Much apprehension
is felt by the government on account of the
growing diSatfectiOn which exists in the army,
and which is daily becoming more evident. The
troops are even now considered unreliable
should their services be required to uphold the
government. The revolutionary feeling is gradu-
ally extending throughout the whole army, and
even the officers are not exempted from its per-
niclous influence. An extraordinary panic has
arisen in this city over the information which
has just arrived that the Paris insurgents are
medltatlng an immediate attack upon this city.
The camp is a scene of the most intense eX-
element. Everything is preparing for an at
tack, which is considered imminent. Heavy
batteries of artillery are being moved to the
front, and the troops are being placed in readi-
ness to meet and repel the insurgents. The
citizens are wild with alarm and excitement.
The government here has received information
that the insurgents in Paris are gaining addi-
tiOna strength and that fresh accessions are
hourly being made to their numbers. The gov
eminent has accepted the offer of the municipal
authorities of Boulogne to furnish troops for
the restoration of order in Paris, and it is prob
able that within twenty-four hours fifty thou
sand men will be en- route from Roulogne for
this city.
REPORTED "AMICABLE UNDERSTANDING"
PARIS, March 25.-Admiral Soisset has sue
ceeded in arranging an amicable nderStanding
between the Versailles government and the Paris
insurgents.
LONDON, March 25-Advices from Paris state
that Admiral Sosset being empowered by the
versailles government to negotiate with the in
Surgents, has at last succeeded in concluding an
amicable understanding with the revOlutionists
A meeting took place between Admiral Sosset
and several of the insUrgent leaders, at which
the agreement was concluded. The nature and
particulars of the arrangement have not yet
been telegraphed. Much satisfaction is felt by
all in the city at this new and promising phase
OF affairs. This agreement on the part of the
reYolutionistS is held to indicate an inclination
and desire for peace.
THE ELECTIONS.
PARIS, March 26.--The Sunday Journal DIES
Debats objects to the proclamation ordering an
election for to-day, that the people cannot at
tend the polls. No time has been given for it,
nor is the sincerity of the measure assured 1t
advises the electors TO abstain from voting.
INsURGENT "oFFICIAL" VIEWS.
The official organ of the insurgents prints n
manifesto, signed by Rauvier and Flourens,
strongly maintaining the right to a municipal
autonomy, as defence against arbitrary po-
htical encroachment, and demanding the ere
alton of an army, to be composed of only ma
tiOnal guards.
RELEASED.
The central republican committee has released
Gems. Chanzy and Langouran.
ARRESTED.
La Valette and three other agents of the CEN
tral republican committee of Paris, who went to
Havre on mission of agitation, have been ar
rested.
DENIAL.
The oft-repeated statement that Napoleon's
agents are distributing money among the in
surgents in Paris is pronounced false.
THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE INTERVIEWED
PARIS, March 26.-WoIId special: Yesterday
interviewed in the hotel de Vile the whole cen
tral committee, who said: We organized in the
hrst place on account of information that NJ
Theirs was cooperating with Bismarck for the
overthrow of the republic, the evidence of which
was overwhelming NJ. rhiers had endeavored
TO provoke the committee to acts Of violence, but
failed, and had himself committed the first out
RAGE by attacking Montmartre.
The objects of the committee are: To secure
municipal rights for Paris; free elections and
the abolition of the payment of rent due during
the seige; to form one vast republic under the
regime of the comnunes, which is to be more
comprehensive than ever as advocated by Louis
Blanc and Victor Hugo, and to be based upon
compulsory education. We ignore the Yer
Sallles government and declare all its acts null.
Fresh elections will be held and a new assembly
chosen, having its seat in Paris. Members Of
the committee will not accept Office in the new
government, but will form Gordon Sdnitdire.
having supervising powers over it.
People of all ranks are daily offering their
services to us, and men are deserving from YER
Sallles and placing themselves at our disposal
We do not want any needless effusion OF blood.
General Chanzy will not be executed but Cen
erals DucTOt and Trochu will, if caught We
have appointed Garibaldi commander-in-chief.
He will arrive to morrow. Menotti and Riciotti
Garibaldi are his aides.
THE ELECTIONS ENDED.
Sunday EUentRg-7 p. M.-The elections
passed off without disorder, and the city is now
perfectly quiet. In a proclamation Just issued,
the central republican committee resigns its
functions, and yields to the newly elected munic-
ipal gov ernment
GEN. CIIANzY.
~ General Chanzy, ON being set free, left for
Admiral SoSset has disbanded the Ioyal
Dattallons under his command and gone to Ver-
sailleS.
THE "REPUBLIC."
AT meeting to-day, the deputies of the re-
publican left in the assembly resolved to sup
port the government as long as it remained true
to the republic.
Germany,
GERMANY WILL PROTECT HER RIGHTS IN
PARIS.
LONDON, March 26.-Advices from Versailles
state that the German government has again no.
titled NJ. Theirs and the French government of
Its intention to take decided and active military
measures in defence of its own rights, and also
of the rights of the subjects of Germany resi-
dent IN Paris, unless the disturbances which are
now taking place and the acts that are being
committed III direct violation and contraVel.
ton of the treaty of peace are Immediately and
permanently stopped by the prompt Iand reSo-
lutte action of the French government.
MORE CONGRATULATIONS.
BERLIN, March 26.-Ihe representatives of
SPAN, Italy and Hungary, have presented TO
EMPEROR William the congratulations of their
respective sovereigns on the restoration OF the
German empire.
Great Britain.
REFUSAL To REDUCE THE ENGLISH ARMY.
LONDON, March 26,-In the house of COM
mons Lord Elcho moved an amendment to the
army bill diminishing the army by ten thousand
men. Mr.. Cardwell opposed the motion, and
was theoretically sustained BY Gen. Storks.
The amendment was then rejected by the house.
NAPOLEON.
The Scotsman says that the Emperor Napoleon
is engaged in personal communication with the
managers Of a London paper, which has always
been devoted to his fortunes.
ENGLISH VISIT TO THE SHENANDOAH.
The mayor and corporation Of Southampton
have visited the United States war steamer She
pandOah, lying in Southampton waters, on the
invitation extended by Capt. Wells, who, in re-
spouse to toast given by the mayor, expressed
the most friendly sentiments toward England,
Switzerland.
THE BORDER GUARDED.
BERNE, March 26-The Swiss federal council,
fearing the extension of the French disturbances
to the border of Switzerland, have. dispatched
troops to guard the frontier.
Wallnchia.
THE DISTURBANCES.
BUCHAREST, March 26.-The excitement over
the attack upon the German peace celebration
has nhafn1 n no INF