The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-03-29
.FROM EUROPE.
Actions of the insurrect,onIs.s.

committee was formed, consisting of twelve
members. NJ. Assy is the real president and
GarIbaId, Honorary President
of the committee. DEGREES were issued for the
formation of twenty-five batalions of infantry,
twenty batteries of artillery, and fifteen bat
teries of mitrailleuses.
The National Guard
are to be paid two and half francs daily.
General Duval organizes the artillery; General
Henry the infantry, and General Bergertt the
cavalry. They are authorized
To evy keauisitIons
on everything.
M. Gonghier, a member of the committee, is
commander of the gunboats in the Seine.
M. Flourens has resigned.
NJ. Volgranne is suspended, and General Carl
baldi has been offered the supreme command of
the National Guards. 1t is not known whether
he will accept Tho c,u,,,,..
will be officially proclaimed on Thursday next.
OF $4,000
Reaistered Voters
in Paris only 100 600 voted.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 3S-The Patriarch
of Constantinople has complained to the Rus
VThe Sublime Psrte
is disturbing the order of the Church in Bull
garia.
This Answer of the synod
will appear in the official journal tomorrow.
BUCHAREST, March 2S-The
New RoumaHinn Cabiuet
| has been formed, with General Till as Minister
of Public Works, and Floresco as Minister of
War. In consequence of the passage of an in
direct
Vote of Censure,
| it is expected that the dissolution of the Cham
ber will be announced tomorrow.
Grand Opening OF the "Royal Albert
| Hall" In London.
| LONDON, March 29.-The Royal Albert Hall
| of Science and Art, at Kensington, was opened
to-day to public use by the Queen in person, in
the presence of fully ten thousand spectators.
| The Prince of Wales, Duke of Sake Coburg-
Gotha, Prince Arthur, Prince Christian, the
| Princess Louise, Marquis of Lorne, the Princess
| Beatrice, and very large number of the nobility
| were in attendance.
| Control of the Insurgents.
| LONDON March 29.-At noon yesterday Paris
was quiet, and the insurgent committee still re-
tanned all the important positions. Schoelcher
has resigned.
The committee
| Dismissed Twenty-Five Officials
in the Department of Finance for dsobedience.
The Cri du Peuple opposes the election of a
commander-in-chief of the National Guard as
dangerous and useless, and urges the
Deposition of the Assembly.
The Verite says the committee are hindering
Seed and Corn Sent from America
from reaching farmers.
The Franeais, De5ats, Steele, and Verite
blame The
InactiOn and Reaction
of the Assembly. The
| Commune was Proclaimed
in Place Hotel de Vile at o'clock yesterday
afternoon. Speeches were made by members
| of al hut xvar mi fna Of
a little distance. The approaches to the place
were filed by an enormous crowd of Nationals,
who often raised their caps on the points Of
their bay onets at the same time Zealously
Cheering the Republic.
Sixty guns had been collected in tle place
and salvos of artillery were repeatedly feed.
Letter from General Cremer
repudiatipg the committee is published.
The Bank OF France
has again advanced i've hundred thousand
francs to the insurgents The Postal Directo
refuses TO give up his functions to the appointe,
of the committee.
The Prussians are Concentrating
at LIsle Adam, near Paris, aud will remain
there until the disorder In the city Is at an end
The Times special from Versailles says
Forty Thousand Prussians
are expected there tomorrow. The Governmen
is steadily organizing trustworthy force for
March upon Paris,
which will possibly be made in about eight days
1t is said preparations are being made for the
! Removal OF the Assembly
to Fontainebeau, and the Republican Commit
! tee at Marseilles has issued proclamation
recognizing the Paris Government.
MarseiIIes Is Tranquil,
and the strikes have ceased The Nationals o
the city have elected NJ. DueOin their colonel