The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-03-22

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NRw YonK, March 20.-A World ca.
BILE special from Paris. the 2Otb. savs tha
insuTgehH Hold the ''H6tst Pa
lais deiJ Jdstices jTaiiisxles and she ,Rlsre
dc Vendome. - Complete apathy is dis.
played Wy the fbonrgeoisessNo, resistanoe
is made to the insdrgents. The generals
were bhot III garden, IN the Rue des
hosiefs. Thomas resisted vigorously,
bus Earibaldi. ordered him held against
q Wall while his body was riddled with
bullets. Lecompte died with the utmost
ooolness, smoking cigar and Iefusing
Danaage over his eyes. Many other
executions have occurred. ~
The Government has telegraphed for
5o,oO0 men at Camp Ssratory to come to
Paris. The Prussians OF st. Denis will
enter Paris if the garrison ia Increased
beyond Al, 600. The oity is full of Bo-
napartists. Agents have seen Oheveron.
Cont, Rouhl and Reynier. The insur.
gents lor some days past havs received
three francs daily, supposed to be fur.
n!shed, by these agents. In every part
OF leading thorouehfares of the city,
barrioades have been thrown up by the
lnsurgents. They have gained in strength
since morning and are more defiant than
ever. -
General Chanzy was sent with large
body OF troops to Montmartre, to sup.
press the insurrection. The TROOPS.
however. for the most part, went oyer &c
the insurgents. Chanzy was made pri-
soner and taken to the garden of Rue
des Rosters. Montmnrtre, where the CEN
trai revolutionary committee were sit
ting, and, after q short trial, was shot.
The regular troops fraternize with the
inob everywhere. and all army discipline
seems gone. Mob law is triumphant,
and the city will be, given up to pillage
unless more determined measures are
taken by the Government. An immense
number OF insurgents have left for Yer
sailles. with the intention OF endeavor.
ing to overawe the Assembly, which will
sit tomorrow. General Daval is at the
mead OF the insurgents and leading them
on IN thelr mad and wild career. It is
reported that the Government baa fled
from Versailles. ,f5,y
RoUEN, March 2O.-The people here
arc deeply excited, over the news from
Paris, but no outward demonstrations
have been made. The Mobiles are pro
hlblted from crossing to the right bank
! OF the Seine. It is reported that the
German forces will re-occnpy their for
mer posts it the disorder in Paris con-
tinues.
LONDON, March 20-6 P. Mn Paris,
this morning, the situation was un-
changed. The National Guards, in ODE.
dlence to orders of the Central Republi-
can Committee, have taken up positions
IN various quarters Of the city, meeting
with no resistance. The majority of the
National Guard are passive and quiet.
Preparations are making at voting places
throughout the city for communal cleo
}ions, ordered by the Republican Com
Dmittee. According to the apport:on-
ment made there is one representative to
be chosen from every 10000 voters
Elections will be held Wednesday in
stead of Tuesday for the Assembly, and
declare the present situation unendhr-
able. Rumors of every description are
in circulation. One says the Nationals
intend to march on Versailles; another
that the Assembly will remove to Or
leans, and are about to appoint Gen.
Faidherbe Dictator. All papors at the
Prefecture Of Police have been destroy
ed by the Nationals.
LONDON, March 20-9.30 P. M.-The
UUutOtS IepOrCS tuat OVertureS have been
made to the Government by the Mont
martre insurgents. and that La Biche,
Minister of the Interior, has been fully
empowered to grant liberal, but legiti-
mate concessions.
LONDON, March 2O-11.3OP. M.-The
Esoi'e Beige has advices denying that ne
lgotiations have been opened with the in
3surgents in Paris, and representing that
the rioters are in possession OF the city.
THE windows of the Hotel de Vile are
{crowded with Nationals Chassepots are
3being distributed among the people, and
tthe cry of the mob is. "a VersaiNe!"
The centre Of the city, however, remains
undisturbed.
PARIS, March 21.-Chanzy is prison.
or in the hands of the insurgents. The
sentence of death passed on him has
been deferred. Lazante was shamefulIy
beaten by the revolutionists. The Ma
tional Assembly met yesterday. Little
business was transacted. The populace
is terribly excited over the absence of
twelve members. Vinoy, with 10000
troops, has been intrusted with tba am.