The New York herald., 1871-03-31
TRB RQUGB REBELLION.
Both Sides Actively Prepar-
ing for War.
A BLOODY CRISIS APPROACHING.
Picket Firing ON the YER
sailles Road.
An Opponent Of the Commune Sem
fenced to Death.
SANGUlNARY SPEECH OF M. ASSY.
The Versailles Authorities Nearly
Ready for Action.
A Plan Of Attack on Paris
Adopted.
REPORTED SUPERSESSION OF VINOY.
Complete Failure Of the Mar
seilles Insurrection.
FUSION OF RIVAL BOURBONS.
COnvOcatiOn Of the Councils
A Plan Of Attack on Pari!
Adopted.
REPORTED SUPERSESSION OF VINOY.
Complete Failure Of the Mar
seilles Insurrection.
FUSION OF RIVAL B0URB0Ns
COnvOcatiOn Of the Councils
General Of France.
THE ROUGE REPUBLIC.
TElEeSAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
ElEGRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
Outposts ON tho Versailles Road-A Conflict
Very Probable - Inaction aud Disagree
ments-Bloody Threat from NJ. Assy-Cost
to Paris Blanqui NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of
Deiescluze-No Courts-Gcueral Reports.
LONDON, March 80, 1871.
Advlees from Paris, dated yesterday and to-
day, contain the following intelligence, which
forward for publication in the New YORK
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HERALD:- .-a.aa.e : '...-s.. .ials.. -'''-'.-'.i
NsURdENT oUTPosTs.
Communist outposts have been placed on
the roads from Paris to Versailles to preve Mt
reconnoissances by the troops of the Vcr-
sailles government.
CONFLICT VERY PROBABLE.
The manufacturers Of Paris have asked per-
mission of the authorities at the Hotel dc
Vile to resume work. The reply was, Seer
tainly, but the workmen must keep their arms
stacked and ready for uss, as conflict is very
probable"
INAoTIoN AND DIsAGREEMENTs.
The NouosEt Rsspu5lique Of to-day makes
demand for action on the part of the COM
mittee.
The communists still disagree among them
selves as to their future movements.
A PROPOSITION.
At the sitting of the Sub-Central Committee
yesterday General DuvaI submitted PROPOSE
tion for the disarmament of the portion of the
National Guard which has not given in its
adherence to the Paris government.
A BLOODY THREAT.
M. Assy, in speech in response, said the
republic had formed committee of public
safety, and ran no danger from its opponents,
who would be shot if they attempted any ulte-
rior measures. ALI conspirators will meet the
same fate.
PYATs FUTURE COURSE.
NJ. Pyat has withdrawn from the Communal
Council of Paris, and will give his exclusive
attention to the editorship Of lie Vengeur,
the future official organ Of the Commune.
WHAT IT COST.
The Journal de Paris makes the statement
that the National Guard Of the city cost the
people of Paris 800, ,OOO0f daily.
THEIRS AS A DETECTIVE.
The Liberts says that four thousand Eng
lish have resumed their residence in Paris,
and that N. Theirs and the head of the London
detectives are in the city.
BLANoUI HIDING.
M. Blanqui is in hiding, and has not yet
been OF any Of the meetings at the Hotel de
ville
RESIGNATION OF DELEsCLUzE.
It is stated that M. Delescluze has, in con-
sequence of declaration on the part Of his
colleagues that the position was incompatible
with his dignity, resigned the membership of
the Communal Council to which he was
chosen at tho election of Sunday.
NO COURTS.
No courts are open in Paris, all the judges
having fed from the city. Thirty-fve hundred
law cases remain in allegiance.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
The Nationals demonstrated yesterday in
favor of the Commune in the Place of the
Hotel de Vile.
The Sub-Central Committee of Paris has
decided to abolish all the police force.
| The monthly salary Of the Communist
| Councillors is fixed at 300f.
Deputy Tirard has resigned his seat in the
! National Assembly
| Sentenced TO Death Enemies 20 bo Searched
| Ont and Arrested-Vcrsn;lics Still Unat-
| tnciked--An Executive Committec--The FL
garo Seized.
| PARIS, Maroh 3o-Evening.