The New York herald., 1871-03-06
THE NATIONAL GUARDS TURBULENT.
French Troops Passing Through
the German Lines.
Inciting a War Of the Poor Against
the Rich.

the RlCn.
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The Government Determined to
Maintain Order.
TslsGNsas 70 TIE NEW yoax HERALD.
LONDON, March s, 1871.
The NEW YORK HERALD special oorrespon-
dent at Paris sends me the following important
despatch dated to-day at noon. He says
TEE AMMUNITION DEPOT TO BE REMOVED.
1t has been decided to remove the general
depot of ammunition from Paris and locate it
at some point better situated for the public
defence.
REVOLUTIONARY DEMONSTRATION.
The aspect Of Paris is, I regret to say,
somewhat threatening. Las: night the Ma
tional Guards made serious demonstration
against the authorities. They threatened the
prison Of Saint Pclagie, but the troops of the
line remained firm and the National Guards
fell back.
Despatch from Won NIeItke Announcing a
Revolution in Paris-French Troops Passing
Through the German Lines-T.arer-The
Capital Again Qaset.
LONDON, March 5, 1871.
I have received the following despatch from
the New YORK HERALD special correspondent
at the headquarters Of the First German army
at Amiens, dated at ten o'clock last night aud
this morning. Your correspondent writes 81
REVOLUTION IN PARIS.
Tonight March A. intelligence of rcvolu-
ton in Paris was communicated to the authori-
ties here by despatch from General Won
Moltke to the military commander at Amiens.
This despatch also ordered the Germans to
let trains Of French troops pass through
Amiens en- route for Paris, but not to permit
any Of the soldiers to get out. Great anxiety
is felt here over the news.
TROOPS EN ROUTE FOR THE CITY.
MARCH 8, five o'clock P. MA despatch
has just been received announcing that Paris
is quiet again. Several trains Of French troops
have, however, passed through Rouen and this
place for Paris.
= THE EMPEROR.
The Emperor Of Germany is not expected
here (Amiens) before the 10th inst.
nfninebleau-Radicals Going to Paris--
Disquisting Rumors.
BORDEAUX, March 5, 1871.
Minister Picard has arrived here.
TIE ASSEMBLY TO 90 TO FoNTArNEBLEAU.
1t is probable that the Assembly will be
transferred to Fontainebleau on leaving Bor-
deaux.
RADICALS GOING TO PARIS.
Several members belonging to the radical
Left have gone to Paris.
DIsQUIETING RuMoRs FROM THE CAPITAL.
Disquieting rumors are current to-day in
regard to the state of Paris. A council Of
Ministers was held at, five o'clock this morn
Ing. The transmission of private kilograms
to the Department of the Seine is suspended,
New Commander of thc National Guards-
French Securities Dcclinins-Disbnndsng the
Forces-Ths Paris Garrison to be In.
creascd-The Fiual Treaty Of Peace.
LONDON, March 8, 1871.
The NEW YORK HERALD correspondent at
Paris sends mo the following despatch, dated
at noon to-day. He says:-
NEW COMMANDER.
General D'Aurelle de Paladines has been
appointed commander-in-ohief of the National
Guard Of the Seine.
MORTALITY DECREASING.
The rate of mortality has wonderfully de-
creased since the cessation of hostilities. This.
Of course, is due to the improved quality and
quantity Of food obtained by the population.
SECURITIES DECLINING.
The Bourso fell thirty centimes yesterday.
In consequence Of the fall In the three per
cents other French securities also declined
Railway stocks are quoted at twelve francs
less. The government loan fell forty centimes,
DIsRANDINa THE FORCES
The French Army of the North has been
dissolved. The Garde Mobile and tho mobi-
lized National Guards are to be sent to their
homes Immediately.
THE PARIS GARRISON TO DE STRENGTHENED
All the regiments Of the line are to remain