The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-18

| eIeetad deputies of the Commune, the latter
would lack unity Of purpose and be apt to split
up into factions, to accuse Sr;nr e &c o.hes OF treach-
thev had Undertaken. With admirable wisdom,
| theyaforp he ordered-and the order was
chavaSNfbet above the elected members of
The Commune there should be created a
sscoRDoN sANITA1RE,"
or secret committee OF twelve persons, select
| "a hy h;muelc. in whose hands would repese
the Thole executive force OF this extraordinary
Government; since 1t alone should control the
| military forces of the Commune. You will re-
memher that in that remarkable interview
Which Vonr correspondent had with the central
committee at the Hoteld de Vile, citizen Moreau
eynresslv stated that, although the central
cnmmittee would resign and give way to the
Sennties of the Commune, they still would re-
tain a certain control over the acts of the Let
ter. Very well. This secret committee OF
twelve persons is its sell, S,,TlsG no 70 Tine d ealIni
of siS nersons. also named by Blanqui, and this
council of Six is presided over and is the hands,
the ewes, and the NOUN Oh
THE GREAT BInSQU
himselr. who remains In very mysterious &C.
clusion and ls spoken Of when 1t Is necessary
70 sneak Of him. as ssthe Master.n This ia the
uhare arrangement, 80 far as any one yet
knows It, and in communicating this intelli-
oence I communicate all that any one either
oYlbe secret committee OF twelve, or OF the
council Of six, knows about the matter. What
Clue the great Blanqni may know ] cannot say
for With what 1 hopeis not u pusillanimous
regard for my own safety, have not yet ven
tuped to Interview nina.
NV. what isit that the central committee,
FIRST. and the Commune, It's successor, have
done. under the direction Of 1.-THE Master"
-. a 4 = xlof fhau fnfpnH lntnn In tho
f,tnre What they have done all the world
Enows They have driven the Government OF
France-the government Of the National As
oemhlv elected. By universal suffrage-from
paris. thee have obtained complete possession
of the capital; they have murdered some Of the
men who stood in their way, have Imprisoned
others, aud have banlsneo, oy terror, still
more; and they have proclaimed. with all Que
pride. .pomp, and circumstance,
THE RED REPUBLIC:
vitb.aIl the proper Accomplishments Of crimson
flags and Phrygian caps: Iheg nave entered
in@ tn he the real government of Paris, which
ihsv are. and Of France, which they are
moi. and have taken into consideration
the meanssief obtaining the FIVE milliards
which must be paid to Germany. They pro-
more. as the best means OF Seulng THIS money,
10 sell at auction oil the crown property. An
Anglo.Amerlcan company nave offered a mil.
lard for the chateau and park OF Versailles. "A
German company have offered 800, 600, 600 for
81, CIoud. with the object OF. starting gaming
tohlss ike those or Baden. Five hundred mil
lions have been offered for the park and cha
team nj Fontaineblea,i. IT is Calculated that the
total result oFLhese sales will amount to seven
miIIiards. France viii thus gain two mi]'lards
clear, after paying the Prussians.
Then. also, they have oraitly provided for
the erection ola
POWERFUL sTANDIS ARMY,
IN quiet mockery OF that section OF the CEN
trail nommittee's programme which declares
that standinp armies shall be abolished. This
arm is TO be we'll pald-two and q halffrancs
a day for q private, exclusive OF his ralions
and %clothing-and it is to consist, IN lactlt
does consist at this moment, OF TWENTY-FIVE
battaliens for service in the field. twenty Dat
teries OF seven.poubders, hiteen oatteples VI
This force. which Is composed of picked men,
| many of them soldiers Of the regular army,
is the whole National Guard; the whole, that
is. of the able.bodled men OF Paris who Will
sign A certain paper prepared by the Com
mune. Those who do will get Que and q hall
francs a day, and may attend to their business
as usual except when. the Commune orders
thsm lotto service; those who won'C sign VIII
Get nothing and will have their guns taken
from them. 1t Is all very simple, you see.
What else have the committee and the
Commune done? Well, time Is short and there
is q limit to orr space. but here are q lew
things they have done. ! quote from Inc
Journal U1lciel and The Vengeur Of yesterday
and today:
the committee has given orders that all chap.
laihs ore to cease celebrating mass in the prisons
10 which they are attached.
The committee declares thai II soms RIron.
easements Of Paris have thought 1t their duty TO
dbd out the names aud addresses OF tne enemies
OF the Republic; the private committees or those
ACCOMPLISHMENTS have acted well. IL the ciiizens
IN question do not think themselves safe In rarls,
they are OF liberty to go away.
on the proposition Of citizen Asst, sentence OF
death par c0ntu mac was pronounced on CluLen
Wllfrid de Fouyielle for outrage against Tile CON-
Citizen 'Rigault i, charged with the survetl.
lance OF the Town, and the security or the Re'
public.
force m everything mat concerns tne paolC
perqui.ilions Ut tile houses OF all persons suspected
70 be hostile to the Republic.
In order 10 procure the money necessary 10 set
rid or the Prus5ians round Paris, Citizen hslour-
nal proposed TO levy a tax on all citizens VINO
were not In Paris during the siege, OF the rate OF
ten francs for every day the National Guard was
in the trenches, and one hundred francs for every
days lighting In which they tthe absentees ought
to have taken part. -.
Tue delegates OF the central committee charged
with the administration OF the Eighteenth Arron.
BASEMENT, Informs the public that Citizens
Schneider, Bardot, Dloncourt and Le EouSsain
are commissioned to receive information against
citizens suspected OF com blIcitr with the treach.
erous government which fell at Muntmartre.
Comment on this would be superiuous.
Near this was another notice, which also
speaks Tor itself. It runs thus:
The comm:ssary's office IS open from Q 10 u,
and from 2 tD 6 O'Clock. In case or absence, Apply
at the Wine.ShOp apostle,
And to-day 1t IL understood that the commit
tee will issue certain proclalnalions ordering
the confScation oil church property and the
expulsion of the priests aud nuns. 70 :
other correspondent here has, | think, APP
prised you Of the decree In which the Com
mune state that, inasmnch as LABOR, industry
and commerce have supported all the war eS-
penses, property should also take a snare IN
the sacrifice. The Commune. therefore,, de-
ere, 8 q general abatement to tenants IN the
rents to be paid for the quarters ending Octo-
Der, January and April, such abatement 10 be
allowed in the rent due next quarter. me
decree also grants a general remission OF rent
to dodgers from October, 1870, until April,
1871. The amounts paid during those seven
months will be reeKoned on For az many
months to come. Leases may be cancelled BY
tenants during six months from the present
date. Notices to quilt, should the dodgers so
demand, must be given for three months.
The sale Of articles at the Mont de flete Is
suspended.
The employees Ia the public service are Tor
the future to consider null nnd von all orders