New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
yOL" XXX....No' 1851
THE PARIS INSURGENTS.
DESIGNATION OF THE CENTRAL REPUBLl-
N''' CAN COMMITTEE.

CAN COMMITTEE
v,v urNrcIrAL GOVERNMENT LLhVIho--No
NJ -. or CONFLICT AT PHEsENr-GEN'
,,,,,zy RCLEAsED-MENorH GARlBALDl AP-
a,yTrn couMANDER-N- CHIEF OF THE IN
srRREcrIoNARY FORCES
PARIS. March &c, 1871.
M Central Committee, the Paris Deputies to the
,..o,,,,r and the reinstated Mayors and Assistant
,,.rors Of ACCOMPLISHMENTS, yesterday joined in
,..nirc proclamation ordering the elections for
,odav The proclamation urged all citizens to vote
and TO give the voting serious character, such as
alone can insure the peace of the city. Since the
announcement Of the agreement the danger OF con
a!et is believed to be over.
The voting commenced this morning, and passed
off without disorder, and the city is now tranquil
The list Of candidates indorsed By the Central Com
mittee las been extensively distributed In the
First Arrondssement the present Mayor and Assist
ant Mayor were candidates for reflection and other
arrondissements made similar nominations.
Ina aproclamation just issued the Central Republi-
can Committee resigns its functions and yields to
the uewly-cloctcd Municipal Government
Baricadcs still remain in the streets but the can
nca which were mounted upon them are Withdrawn
OF turned inward. Last night the shops were open
sud the cabs were running.
The ingurgcnt National Guards have evacuated the
Place de Ia Bourse and the Place Saint Gcrnain
rAuxerrois The ceonfdenceof the people is reviyirg
The Central Republican Committee has released
Gen. Chanzy and LaDsOureau. Cen Chanzy LEFT
immediately for Versailles.
The ocicial organ Of tie Insurgents prints
manifesto, signed by Rauyer and Flourens, strongly
maintaining the rights Of municipal autonomy as q
defense against arbitrary political cncroachmeut'
and demanding the creation Of an amy to be COM
posed only Of National CuaIis
Yesterday Tho trial Of Deputy Ciemencea1 was
ordered by the Central Committee, as was also tha5
OF certain disscntiont Journalists. Menotti Garibad
was appointed Commander-in-Chef Of the insmgent
Nationals The Committee also intrusled military
powers to NJ Bergorct aud Coils Duyal, Brunei, and
Enles. who ale promoted to be Generals and were
instructed to act in concert until Menoti Garibad
sIriyes in Paris. Gen. Cbautard appointed
Commander Of Artillery.
Yes. ,rday afternoon the Ilsurgeut Central Com
e
soies 4 had obtained from the Assembly and Gov
oInmout complete recognition of the municipal
franchise and the right of election of their own Off
.ers by the National Guard, including Commander
ipCbief as well as a modification of the projected
Maturity Law favorable TO dodgers. The Committee
sad they would mautsin their post until they were
confirmed therein, or replaced BY others aud would
snarS the execution Of the laws.
The official journal of the Central Committee yes
teIday stated that numerous BOnapartists and Or
leanist agents were making attempts to bI1Do the
.ilpporteTs of the Committee; and announced that
all persons rendering themselves liable TO suspicion
in that connection would be Immediately arrested
and delivered TO the Committee for trial.
The insurgent National Guards, On the 9th, obey
ing the orders of the Central Committee, abstained
from attacking the Marie Of the second arrondsse-
~ MT and passed through the Place dc Ia BourseWt
reversed mUskets.
The in,uIrectionary official journal, in its account
az the massacre of Wednesday, throws all the blame
on the men Of order" who made the demonstra-
ton The journal says Gen. Sheridan witnessed the
whole affair and saw shots fired by the crowd who
iried 70 force their way into the Place Yend6mc.