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ARRIVAL OF THE MAIL

Francisco files to the Sh inst, with European tel
egrams to the 7th. We compile a summary of the
news:
PARIS, March PA violent scene occurred al
the meeting of the Comite Central. A member o.
the Committee differed from Gen. Lultier, Com
mander of the National Guard; Lultier became vi
client and threw a chair at the head OF his colleague
for which conduct be was dragged ont of the meet
ing and Immediately deposed from the Commander
ship.
Signs of dissatisfaction have been shown among
the adherents of the Central Committee.
VERSAILLES, March pa proclamation to the
Projects assures them that order coneuers disor'
ders. and the Republic triumphs over anarchy
Picard praises the troops and marines under Gen
Cousins for their patriotism aud courage in restor
ing order in Lyons.
LONDON, March 26.-The Observer reports that
the health of the Emperor Napoleon is good. The
oft repeated statement that his agents are distribut-
ing money among the insurgents in Paris is false,
and it is represented that he is passively awaiting
the final and Legitimate decision of the French
people.
BERLIN. March 26.-Tbe Representatives Of
Spain, Italy and Hungary have presented to En-
peror William the congratulations of their respect.
i've sovereigns on the restoration OF the German
Empire.
LONDON, March GA London Telegraph special
says:
1.-The Government at Versailles has ordered
GaribaIdi's arrest on his appearance on French
soil.
LehO retres. Chermbault, a late prisoner in
Germany, succeeds to the Ministry of War.
1t is generally thought the Government is
defunct.
1t Is rumored that Theirs will be made to resign,
Aumale succeeding him.
Theirs says privately that when he has 100000
men he will attack Paris"
PARIS. March 26.-Yesterday / interviewed the
whole Central in the Hotel de Vile.
The members of the ommitte organized in the
first place on account OF information that Theirs
100 ~ NSn~ rzsth RfCnnnraE N tho nth M
OF the Republic, the evidence of which was over
whelming. Theirs had endeavOred to provoke the
COMMITTEE to acts of violence, but they waited and
he had himself committed the first outrage by at
lacking Montmartre. The object of the
was to secure municipal rights for Paris; free cleo
tions and the abolition of payment of rent due
during the siege to form one Republic under the
regime of the m which is to be more COM
prehensive than even as advocated by Louis Blanc
and Victor Hugo, and to be based upon compul-
sorry education.
The Committee says " We ignore the Versailles
Government and declare all its acts null: fresh
elections will be held, the new Assembly chosen
having its seat in Paris. The members of the Com
mittee will not accept office in the new Govern
ment. but form a Gordon S~dnitdire, having super
visOry power over ii.
The people of all ranks are daily offering their
services to us. and officers and men are deserving
from Versailles and placing themselves at our dis
posal.
We do not want any needless effusion of blood.
Gen. Chanzy will not be executed, but Generals
Ducrot and Trochu will be. if caught.
We have appointed Garibaldi Commander-in-
Chief; he will arrive tomorrow; Minotti and Ricci-
ottl Garibaldi are his aids"
At a meeting to-day the Deputies of the Republi-
can Left in the Assembly resolved to support the
Government as long as it remained true to the Re-
public.
VERSAILLES, March 24.-The Assembly received
a communication from the Mayors of Paris. Before
the horrors of civil war are necessary, the Assem-
bly, will enter on permanent communication with
the Mayors and give them full powers.
Favre has received two fresh German dispatches
declaring it to be the duty of the Versailles Gov
eminent to conquer seditiOn.
The Germans have entirely stopped withdrawing
from France and levy additional and cruel eXac-
tons.
LONDON, March 2S.-A Times special says the
Prussians daily ask the Versailles Government to
agree to the German occupation of Paris, but are
daily refused.
PARIS. March 3O.-The city is increasing in sad.
ness. There have been 160 900 departures in ten
days.
C~haplains are ordered to cease mass in the
prisons.
PARIS. March 81 World cablel-The Govern.
ment has completed it's arrangements for moving
against Paris. Troops will move simultaneously
with the Germans along the line by Montmatre
and Berri. Learning this. the commune have re
solved to march on Versailles tonight with 80, 00C
National Guards. via Montrouge. where the in
fantry line is stationed. Overcoming or fraterniZ
ing these, they will proceed to Versailles, and
dispose of the Assembly. New DEGREES, issued by
the Commune, make the workmen wild with
delight.
LONDON. April 81 Worlds cablel-BismarcL
informed Theirs that unless the indemnity is paid
before the 10th inst, $4,000 Germans will enter
Paris. suppress the revolution, and remain until
the money is all paid.
BERLIN, April 2.-In the Reichstag. Yesterday
the bill for the union of Alsace and Lorraine with
the German Empire, was received and referred tc
a special Committee.
Herr Seilkinski moved that the Polish territory
be not included in the Empire. The motion was
rejected.
Bismarck explained the policy of the Govern.
ment towards France. He said it was the interest
of Germany to have the Republic in France. The
Emperor had decided not to intervene unless the
interests of Germany were endangered. when other
action would be taken which would be ~effectual.
BERLIN. April 3-Emperor William, replying to
a congratulatory address voted by the Reichstag,
thanks that body for its loyalty and devotion
praises the heroism of the German soldiers. and
points to the visible guidance of Ged in the events
of the recent war. He says the condition oil u france
is owing to the revolutions of eighty years, and
expresses the belief that the German nationality
in Alsace and Lorraine has been merely defaced
and not destroyed during the compulsory union Oh
these provinces with France.
The Emperor concludes as follows:
Being an old man, l merely lay the foundation
of the Empire, which my successors may complete.
1t is stated that the Bourbon fusiop has been
/ accomplished WIN OOuub UC
that its chiefs are framing O. liberal constitution,
with a Parliament, on the model of England.
La Verite says the deputies from Paris are de-
termined to resign and await the opportunity. IL
also says a new ministry will soon be announced;
with the Due Broglie for Foreign Affairs, and
Mcmahon for the War Office.
The Official Journal says the Central ommitte
assert that numerous Bonapartists and Orieanists
are attempting to bribe officials. All persons sus-
pected are to be Immediately delivered to the
Committee.
An insurgent proclamation just issued says
Saisset has planned a complete recognition OF the
right of municipal franchise and the election of
officers of the Nationals, including Commander-in-
Chief. and a modification of the maturity law. The
Committee will maintain its post until confirmed
or replaced and will guard the execution of the
laws. Though Cancellation has been tried the sit
! nation is unchanged and a conflict is feared.
The Official Journal says the Committee has de-
cided on the occupation of all the mairies of the
ACCOMPLISHMENTS, and dissentients are tried upon
arrest.
LONDON, March 20.-In the House of Commons.