The Portland daily press., 1871-03-30
r O r EIGN
The InsNrrectiO7e o. Failure
IN nearly all the large foavns.
Government Gathering Strength
for a Blow.
THE COMMUNE PROCLAIMED IN
PARIS.
The Bank of France Advances Nor
Money to the Insurgents.
France.
GOVERNMENT READY FOR ACTION.

GOVERNMENT READY FOR ACTION.
VERSAILLES, March 29.-The government
has issued a circular to the projects, ANNOUNCE
ing that order has been established in Lyons
ton in the large towns has failed, save in Mar
settles, NOrtoune and st. Etienne. The France
says that the circular is rallying the people to
the support OF the government The contin-
ued occupation of French territory by the
russians is due to the insurgents The gov
erment has temporized with the insurrecticn
W avoiu the shedding of blood, but is ready to-
gay 70 meet and crush it. Meuotti and Ricci-
S Sa; Garloaidi have declined to fight against
Soret sIemy' II IS reported that Gen. Gu
istratlon OF the 1nsurgent affairs, vice Din Res
son, suspended. Flourens resignation nf b;s
military functions has been accepted.
Versailles is rapidly becoming military
from The departments.
The movements OF government relative to
Paris are unknown. Deputies of the right in
the Assembly demand the removal of Gen.
LeFlo, but Theirs positively refuses his con-
sent Chanzy promised the insurrectionary
Committee that he would not fight, except
against foreigners Alnicable arrangement
between the Paris and Versailles governments
is regarded as still possible Clemenreau has
resigned his seat in the Assembly. Ruchetu-
ION, member of the left in the Assembly. has
declared against the government because the
official journal defends assassination
AT the sitting of the National Assembly to-
day there were demands for an interruption
OF communication with Paris.
THE COMMUNE PROCLAIMED.
LONDON, March Ola Verite says that the
commlttee are hlndering the seed and corn
sent from America from reaching tie farmers
Inc commune was proclaimed in the place
DC la Hotel de Vile at four o'clock yesterday,
Speeches were made by the communal coun-
Gil from platform covered with red CLOTH The
approaches to the Place were filled with an
enormous crowd of nationals who often raised
their caps on the points of their bayonets, at
the same time zealOusly cheering the republic.
Sixty guns had been collected 10 the Place.
fired.
Committee. is published.
Inc Bank of France has again advanced
hve hundred thousand francs to the ir surgents.
Inc postal director refuses to give up his
functions to the appointee OF the Committee
Inc russians are concentrating at LIssle
Adam, near Paris, and will remain there until
the disorder in the city is at end.
PRUssIANs GATHERING.
The Times special from Versailles saws that
4O,O00 Russians are expected there to morrow.
The government is steadily organizing trust
worthy force tor the march on Paris, which
VIII probably be made in about days 1t is
SAID that preparations are being made for the
removal OF the Assembly to Fontainebleau.-
The Republican Committee of Marseilles has
issued proclamation recognizing the Paris
government. Marseilles is tranquil and the
strikes have ceased.
MARSEILLEs IN A STATE OF sEIGE.
A despatch from AK says that the minister
OF war has declared Marseilles in state of
selge. Correspondence from Versailles SAYS
that GARNER, member of the Central Com
mlttee, has been condemned to death as q con-
tumacious Bonapartst.
WAR IN ALGERIA.
A special despatch to the Daily News from
Brussels, says the Arab chief Sid MaMraim.
with &C. 900 troops, is within 25 leagues of AL.
giers, and has declared war against France.
The German official newspapers explicitly
deny that any encouragement has been given
to the insurgent Parisians by the German gov
eminent or German commanders in France,
THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE DIVIDED
PARIS, March 29-Paris is quiet to-day
The red flag is displayed everywhere. The
Central Committee has split and some of its
members have been arrested by their colleag-
ues: Diplomatic intercourse at Versailles is
said to be extremely difficult.
At the inaugural sitting of the communal
council yesterday, resolution was adopted,
declaring that the national guard have desery.
ed well of the country. The Debats saws the
council separated at midnight without having
come to any agreement upon the vital cues.
ton at ISSUE The next sitting will be held to-
day.