The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1871-04-04
Affairs in France.

Paris is reported as perfectly quiet
On Tuesday the Commune was proclaim
ed and the red flag was literally display.
ed in all parts of the city. The Paris
Government has been recognized at
Marscilles, but in general it receives but
little support from other parts of France.
The Versailles Government has issued
another circnlar. 1t claims to be able to
quell the instruction, but wishes to avoid
bloodshed. Versailles is said to have
the appearance of camp, troops arriv-
ing continually from all quarters. The
Central Committee are having dissentions
among themselves, and several members
have been arrested by their colleagues.
The German troops are concentrating at
L'Isle Adam, and will remain there till
disorders cease. The Garibaldians refuse
to fight except against foreign enemy
-. The peace negotiations at Brussels
are delayed by the condition of affairs at
Paris.
PARIS, Marsh 29-Noon. The city is
quiet At the sitting of the Sub Central
Committee to-day General Duval sub.
mitted a proposition for the disarmament
Of the portion of the National Gnard
which has not given in its adherence to
the Paris Government.
NJ. Assy, in speech in response, said
that the Republic had formed Commit.
tee of Public Safety, and ran no danger
from its opponents, who would be shot il
they attempted any Interior measures
All conspirators will meet the same fate
VERSAILLES, March 20. The Depu.
ties of the Departments of the Vosges
Meurthe and others, have proposed to ask
the National Assembly to send Commits
sioners to the Departments to organize q
force to march on Paris.
The Government has dissuaded the
Legitimist Deputies from holding meet.
ings.
1t is stated that Bourbon fusion has
been accomplished, with the Count dc
Chambord as its acknowledged head, and
that its chiefs are framing liberal con-
stitution, providing for Parliament on
the model of England. The Government
has lately expressed its regret at the op
position shown to it by the supporters o.
the Orleans family.
Gen. Vinoy has been superseded il
command of the army by Gen. Barral
Gen. Charette has succeeded in armine
and placing at the disposition fthe Gov
eminent 5000 Bretons.
VERSAILLES, March 20. There wa,
picket firing last night between the Ma
tionals and Government forces on thu
road between Versailles and Paris.
The Government has, after consulta
tion with Generals Ducrot, Chanzy anC
Trochu, decided upon plan for attack
on Paris.
In the Assembly, Wednesday, Thier
made speech in which he admitted tina
the Germans were evacuating France ir
regularly and that there we're still tot
many German troops in the country
He laid the blame for delay to the Prus
slams and announced that convention
had been signed which would put an en-,
to all the Irregularities on the part of tn
Germans.
PARIS, April Moon,
Journal Des Debats reports collision
at Bridge Scores with Ducrot's men, an,
, adds that battalions of the Committe
were on the alert, last night, fearing a
attack.
THE INsURGENT FORCE.
There were 100000 men in the Fors d
Fontagne, and a large number are bi
vouacked in the Champs Elysees.
LONDON, April 2.
Special to the New York World.
Bismarck informed Theirs that unles
the indemnity is paid before the 18th inst
$4,000 Germans will enter Paris, suppress
the revolution and remain until the none
is all paid.