The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-03
NO FIGHTING ON SATURDAY.

NO FIGHTING ON SATURDAY.
The rumors which have been current Of fighting
before Paris on yesterday Saturday are false.
NATIONALS ON THE MARCH.
The Mot dOrdre states that battalions provided
with camping materials marched out on Friday in
the direction OF Passy.
MOVEMENT TO DIsARM LoYALIsTs
Versailles despatch reports that movement Is
foot In Paris disarm and dIsband all battalIons
Of Nationals which do not recognize the authority OF
the Committee. The Crf du Peuple demands that
this proposition be speedily carried into effect in the
Second reimbursement
ORGANIZING MARCHING BArTALIoNs
The organization and equipment Of marching bat
talions In Paris is actively going on.
WHERE THE MONEY COMES FROM.
The Paris Committee intend to issue assiGnats to
meet their immediate necessities.
The Nationals have occupied the buildings of the
Credn Foncter. The party OF order still hold pos
session Of the Bank Of France. The bank, however,
to save itself from being plundered, has advanced
3,oOo 900 francs to the insurgents.
THE COMMITTEE ASKED TO RETIRE.
The Mot GOrdre has ON article, signed by Henri
Rocherort, summoninR the committee to retire and
not provoke contest with the Commune.
THE PREFECTUREs.
The steele demands the abolition OF procedures
and the reduction OF the number Of departments.
WHAT M. LoCKRoY DEMANDED.
M. Edouard Lockroy writes to the Rdppel that
he proposed to the Assembly to recognize what had
been done in Paris, to adopt electoral law, con-
woke the Constituent Assembly and then to dissolve;
all to prevent civil war.
PROPOSED ABOLITION OF INuERITANcE.
The same despatch states that the Sociale, new
evening journal, proposes the abolition OF inherit
ance Of property, and tine C-i du Peuple approves.
OBJECT OF THE REVOLUTION.
The 0Gcfal Journal the insurgents declares that
the object OF the revolution is guarantee the per
petuity Of the republic by laying the foundations
broad, deep and immovable. Paris renouncing
independence, VIII still be the head OF France
THE COMMERCIAL QUESTION.
The Commune, desiring q concliatory settlement
OF the question as to the maturity OF bills asked the
workingmen's societies and the Chambers Of Com
MERGE to give their Views on the subject, A con-
ference was held Friday with the merchants, and
the Commune decided to accept their proposition
for partial payments, without preiudlcng the ques-
tlon Of ultimate liability for the whole amount OF
such bills.
MORE MINISTERIAL CHANGES.
DEGREES issued by the Commune suppress the
title and functions OF COMMANDMENTS chief, remove
Brunei and appoint Endes Delegate Minister Of
war, Bereeret chief OF stan. and Duval Military
Commander and Project OF olice.
ELECTIONS ORDERED TO FILL VACANCIES
The Commune OF Paris has ordered elections in
the ACCOMPLISHMENTS on the 5th instant TO I'll the
vacancies occasoned by the resignation OF sixteen
OF Its members.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
All the gates Of Paris have been reopened, except
that OF Passy.
The reorganization OF the Octrol and the compile
ton Of the public buildings are contemplated.
Circulation In and about Paris is free to all per-
sons who 40 not bear arms.
The exclusion of religion from the public schools
Is mooted,