Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-31
Miscellaneous Dispatches.
Foreign NoIes.

FRANCE-ITEMs FROM PARIS.
PARIS, March 30 The city is quiet. AT the
sitting of he sub-central committee to-day, Gen
Duval submitted a proposition for the disarm.
ament of the portion of me natlonal guard
| which has not given its adherence to the Paris
| government. M. Assy, in speech In response,
said that the republic had formed committee
of public safety, and ran no danger from its OPP
ponents, who would be shot If they attempted
any Interior measure. All conspirators will meet
the same fate.
The Journal de Paris makes the statement
that the national guard Of the city cost the peo-
pie of Paris 900 francs daily.
March 30.-The newly elected communal
council has issued an order for the disarmament
and removal of all barricades throughout the
city. The work is now progressing. The barri-
cades in the vicinity of the hotel dc Vile are
being dismantled. Those at the rue Risoli and
the place de la COncorde are also being dis
armed and removed, and similar operations are
being actively pushed in various parts of The
city where barricadcs had been erected. The
battery of artillery which stood in the rue de la
Sail has been removed by order of the COM
munal.
The first meeting of the communal council
took place yesterday. NJ. Belcay, president of
the council, made a proposal for an immediate
attack on Versailles. The proposal created
considerable discussion among the members,
several Of whom openly dissented from the
course indicated by NJ. Beslay. The council
separated without having arrived at any conclu-
SIGN or taking any definite action upon the ques-
tons at issue.
FROM VERSAILLES.
VERSAILLES, March 29.-The deputies of the
departments of the Vosges, Meurthe and others,
have proposed to ask the national assembly to
send commissioners to the departments to Or
ganize force TO march on Paris. The govern
ment has dissuaded the legitimists deputies from
holding meetings. 1t is stated that a Bourbon
fusion has been accomplished, with the Count
de Chambord as its acknowledged head, and
and that its chiefs are framing liberal consti-
tuition, providing for parliament on the model
of England. The government has lately eX-
pressed its regret at the opposition shown to
it by the supporters of the Orleans family.
Gen. VinOy has been superseded in command
of the army of Gen. Barral. Gen. Charette has
succeeded in arning and placing at the DISPOSE
ton of the government 5000 Bretons There
was picket firing last night between the nation
ais and government forces on the road between
Versailles and Paris. The government has af-
ter consultation with Generals Ducrot Flo,
Chanzy and Trochu, decided upon plan for an
attack on Paris. In the assembly, Wednesday,
THEIRS made a speech in which he admitted that
the Germans were evacuating France irregularly
and that there were still too many German
troops in the country. He laid the blame for
delay to the Prussians, and announced that
convention had been signed which would put an
end to all the irregularities on the part of the
Germans. All is quiet at Marseilles. The au-
thorities have suspended all action for the pres
ent, because the national guard refuses its SER
vices. All business is stopped.