The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-03-21
from EUROPE.

Federaiion-The Insnrsenf Mob.
PARIS, March 20.-The Central Committee
published to day (AIonday) its official journal,
headed:-"The Official Journal of the Republi-
can Federation" 1t contains the following:-
manifesto originating in the suffrages of 2l5
battalions of the National Guard repudiates the
disturbances
The Government calumniates Paris and arms
the provinces. 1t imposes upon us a commander
attempts night disarmings, removes the capital
and UNANIMOUSLY seeks to besmear our honor with
bloody filth The Nationals have participated
in no crime.
The Elections.
A proclamation fixes the elections for Wednes-
day. The Journal also announces that the COM
mittee will abdicate power upon the election of
a new one by the people.
The Committee
is firm in its decision to respect the preliminaries
of peace for the sake of the republic. An appeal
to the departments invites quick adhesions to
the cause. The Journal also contains an ex-
hortation to the press to respect the republic,
justice, and truth, and completepolitical amnesty
is promised. The courts which nave proved
partial are to be abolished. The committee re-
pudiates all participation in the execution of
Generals Lecomte md Thomas.
The Nationals have entered and sealed up the
offices of the Figaro and GauLois. The Cri du
PeupIe says Paris must proclaim herself free,
autonomatic republican city.
The Nationals
have discovered fresh stores of arms and ammu-
milton, and now completely possess the whole
city.
The Ira despeopIe
of Versailles are discontented, and impatient for
a decision from the National Assembly.
The Paris Mob.
LONDON, March 21.-A Paris correspondent
of the Times telegraphs that many persons were
shot without trial on Sunday, The Nationals
will shoot Theirs, Vinoy, and D'Aurelles, if
captured. There is a
strong Reaction
among the respectable portion of the inhabi-
tants. The Central Committee is alarmed
thereat, and seeks the mediation of the Mayor
of the city for the appointment of-Admral Sais-
sett to command the National Gurrd.
Versailles
resembles camp. The entire neighborhood is
strategically occupied by troops. The prison.
ers of Metz and Sedan are offering their SER
vicas to the Government. The city is so crowded
that many deputies are obliged to sleep in
stables
Rouher
has been arrested and imprisoned at Boulogne,
and narrowly escaped lynch law. His wife and
daughter were also arrested. Other Imperial
Islb IuduC tuclI dpptdIduCc III DOulORu6, anu
their arrest is expected.
The National Assembly.
VERSAILLES, March 2l.-The French National
Assembly met to-day. The deputies of the
Mountain were all absent. A committee was
ordered to report measures for dealing with
Paris, and an energetic resolution is expected
to be returned at once and adopted. Picard has
proposed as urgent a declaration of state OF
siege in the department of the Seine and Seine
et-Oise.
There are 90 600 troops in the neighborhood
of the Assembly chamber. The Assembly has
adopted resolves providing for the appointment
of committee to consider the condition OF
France and the necessity of placing the Depart
ments of the Seine and Seine-et-Oise in state
of siege.
PARIS March 21.-General Chanzy is a pri-
soner in the hands of the insurgents. The SEN
tence of death passed upon him by the Central
Republican Committee has been deferred. He
is incarcerated in one of the prisons and is
strongly guarded. La Sante was shamefully
treated and beaten by the revolutionists, and his
sister was arrested.
The National Assembly
met at Versailles yesterday, but transacted but
little business. The members and populace are
terribly excited over the absence of hundred
and fifty members.
General VInoy,
who has command of some twenty-five thou
sand troops, is intrusted with the subjection
| of the insurgents by the Government. Fears
are openly expressed that no reliance can be
placed upon his men. Theirs has given positive
orders to Vinoy for the
Suppression OF the Riets,
| but accompanied with the expression of hope
that the insurgents will listen to reason. Nc
confidence is felt by the people in the Govern
ment, and the people are leaving Paris by thou
sands.
NJ. Rouher was arrested at Boulogne by order
of the Versailles Government Hewas savagely
beaten by the populace, who tore nearly all the
| hair from his head.
The Insurgents mt MOntmarfre
and BelleVille saluted each other at daybreal
this morning. New barricades have been erected
in the neighborhood of Batignolles and in the
Rue d'Amstendan, Avenue Chlchy, and near the
great Northern Railway station.
| LIVERPOOL, March 2l-1130 A. M.-CottoI
| hrm; uplands, IA@T5{d.; Orleans, TS@T5sd Sale
| estimated at 10, 900 bales.
California wheat, 12s. red Western spring, lis. q
| lis 4d. for lowest grades No. TO highest grades
| No. /; red winter, lis Cd. Corn, SOS. for new
| Breadstuffs firm.