The New York herald., 1871-03-09
Republican Government Compro-
missed by Disorders.
TElEGRAMs TO the NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, March 8, 1871.
have received the following despatch from
the New YORK HERALD special correspondent
in Paris, dated last night. Your correspond
ent says:-
THE AMERICAN FUND.
The Joaraaa. 06scies invites the Mayors Of
Paris and of the communes to address a de-
mand for part Of the funds sent by the citizens
of the United States, and urges that the
delegate from the American government be
edded to the commission for the distribution.
NAPoLEoN's DEPOSITION.
A letter written by Jules Simon is placarded
everywhere on the walls of the city announc-
ing the deposition Of Napoleon and declaring
him responsible for the invasion and ruin of
France.
DE PALADNEs' APPOINTMENT
The appointment Of General Aurelles de
Paladnes to the command of the National
Guards Of the Seine has given great offence to
the unruly elements because of his acknow-
Lodged firmness and talent. He has a plan for
the reorganization of the National Guards,
which has been approved by President Theirs,
and which, 1t is expected, will be carried into
effect.
DIFFICULT PROBLEM.
While on this subject may as well say that
the future of the National Guards of Paris is a
difficult problem to solve. The disgraceful
scenes which have taken place in this city
must soon be put down or we shall have anar-
chy.
ENERGETIC MEASURES.
General Aurelles de Paladines has issued
an address respecting the discipline of the
men, He says that order alone can bring
back prosperity to France. The General is
preparing to issue another order for the
National Guards to bring in and surrender
their arms in forty-eight hours.
NATIONAL GUARDS FORMING INTRENoHED
CAMPS.
Bnt while the general is making efforts to
pacify the reds the situation continues threat
ening. The National Guards Of the boulevard
quarter were under arms all night. The
National Guards Of Montmartre, Blivy, Place
Royale, Bellevllle and La Villette continue to
form intrenched camps round the parks Of
artillery seized by them previous to the Ger
man occupation of Paris.
RESIGNATION OF FERRY.
In consequence of the disturbances which
have taken place in Paris, at meeting held
by the Mayors of the city Jules Ferry
rendered his resignation.
THE PARIS FORTS.
French staff officers have taken possessi on
of Forts Mont Valerien, Montounge, Vanvre,
Issy and Bicetre all of which have been
evacuated by the Germans in accordance with
the terms of peace. These forts, which are
on the left bank of the Seine, are to be
occupied by the French Army of the Loire, a
party of which is now on the road here.
STAY LAW.
The commission appointed for the purpose
proposes to delay the payment of bills due on
the 18th of Aug st for three months, and
other bills in proportion.
GENERAL ITEMS
The theatres are preparing to reopen as soon
IS they can be supplied with gas.
From Thursday next the Bank of France
will commence issuing balance sheets.
Excitement Among the National Gaards-Pres.
Appcnls-Republican Government Compro'
missed by Violence.
PARIS, March 8, 1871.
forward the following news for the iEfor
nation of the readers of the NEW YoRB
HERALD
EXCITEMENT AMONG THE NATIONAL GUARDS
The National Guard of Paris are excited
over the fear that they are to be disbanded
and have made protest against the appoint
ment of General Paladines to the cOmmant
over them. Paris is otherwise calm.
PRESS APPEALs-REPUBLICAN GOVERNMENT
COMPROMISED BY VIOLENCE.
The press urge the republicans of Mont.
martre and Belleville to stop their disorderly
demonstrations, or force will be used to sup
press them. They complain that, by the con-
duct of its would-be friends, republican gov.
ernment is compromised.
1t is hoped that the excitement will subside
The agitation is condemned by the grea