The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-03-31
EUROPE.
RESIGNATION OFTHE CENTRAL
COMMITTEE.
Violent Scene at the Meeting of the
Insugent Committee.
GENERAL CHANzx RELEASED.


Pans, March 25,-At one o'clock this after.
noon the Insurgent Central Committee issued
proclamation, stating that Admiral Soissei
has obtained from the Assembly and govern.
ment complete recognition Of the municipal
franchise and right of election of their own
officers by the National Guard, including com.
mander-in-chlef, as well as q modification oi
the projected maturity law, favorable to
dodgers. The committee say they will main
tain their post until they are confirmed therein
or replaced by others, and will guard the ex-
cution of the laws. Notwithstanding the ef-
forts at concillistion, the situation is unchang-
ed and conflict is feared.
The Journals supporting the government
demand the employment of force against the
A corps of mitrailleuses has replied to the
cause of order.
A battalion Franc-tireUrs attempted, to-day,
to seize the money in the bank deposit, in the
Rue de Lille, but met with opposition, and
quickly retired. There was o similar occur
renee at Cour des Complies.
Several insurgent patrols have been stopped
by the orderly Nationals, but there was no
fighting.
The Montmartreists and Garibaldians, with
two guns, invaded the Place de La Bourse at
five O'Clock this Friday afternoon, and max
ing charge upon the guns in the hands of the
loyal Nationals, demanded their surrender.
They met both refusal and repulse.
The InsurTectionary COMMITTEES has entrus-
ted military powers to Colonels Duval, Brunei
and Endes, who are promoted to be generals
and will act in concert until Menotti Gsr1baldi
who has been unanimously chosen to the chief
command arrived in Rarls.
The Committee has received information
that the delegates from Marseilles, Lyons and
Bordeaux, who were recently here, have re-
turned TO their homes and will quickly give
the signal for movement among the workmen
in those cities, analogous to that In progress in
Paris.
General Chartrand has been appointed COM
mander Of artillery by the Insurgent Commit
tee.
The Montmartreists have increased their
vigilance. they stop all railway traius bound
to Versailles, and ssize all ammunition found
in the cars
The insurgent National Guards, on the oath
obeying the orders of the Central Committee,
abstained from attacking the Marie of the
Second ACCOMPLISHMENT, and passed through the
Place de Ia Bourse with reversed muskets.
1t IS reported that an agreement has been
entered upon between the insurrectionary
committee and the mayors, under which the
elections viii be held on Thursday
uS8L anu bno elocLlOu OF COmulanQeE-ln-chlet
Of the national Guards on Saturday.
PARIS, March PA violent scene occurred
1t meeting of the central committee. A
member of the committee differed from Cen
sral Lullier, commander of the National
Guard. Lullier became violent, and threw
! chair at the head Of his colleague, for which
be was dragged out of the meeting and inn
deposed from the commandership.
Signs Of disafection have been shown among
he adherents of the central committee. Five |
thousand of the National Guards have been,
lisarmed.
The central republican committee has re-
eased Generals Chanzy and Langouran-
PARIS, March 26, P. M.-All is quiet, and |
he city is resuming its normal appearance |
The bsrricades still remain in the streets, but |
he cannon mounted upon them are withdrawn |
7 turned inwards. Voting commenced this |
morning, and is now quietly going on. There /
re but few voters. The list of candidates en-
ersed by the committee has been extensively |
distributed.
PARIS, March 26.-The election passed off
7ithout disordred, and the city is now perfectly
uiet. In proclamation Just issued, the
CENTRAL Republican Committee resigns its
lnctions and yields to the newly elected mum
,ipal government.
General Chauzy, on being set free, left tor
'ersailles.