The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-31

BLOODY PROGRAMME OF TIE REvOLUTIoNIsTs.
PARIS, March '29.-All is quiet. General
Duval has submitted to the Central Com
mttee proposition to disarm the National
Guards who withhold their adhesion to the
Paris Government. ------.-'.~-- ~--.'-.-. --..' !
NJ. Assay, president Of the sub-Central
Committee, in q speech, said that the Re-
public had formed Committee Of Public
Safety, and its opponents will be shot
down if they attempt Interior measures.
All conspirators will meet the same fate. !
THE GUILLoTINE COMMENCED ITS WORK
~ NEWSPAPERS sEIZED-THE sUB-CENTRAI
COMMITTEE.
|. PARIS. March 30.-An copies OF, 5Igar0
on sale at all the newspaper stands were
seized. to-day by the. Nationals, the Office
Of ths paper occupied and its publication
The C,7 du Peuple anda Francois both
make the announcement that Gen. LIE LIE!
mand has completely dispersed the rising
in Algeria. - -----
1t is expected that the Peace Conference
lat Brussels will continue its session long
time. ----x~.. = !
= At loclhck this afternoon the subj Cen.
trail Committee pronounced sentence 8ot
death on Wilfred Fouville for "being en-
gagged in-an- obstinate and guilty attempt
against the existence Of the committee.Y
Gen. Duyal was at the same time author
lied TO search out and arrest all enemies Of
the Commune 4tus m.n - = {, SO q /.
The Cr7 du Peuple Tengeur and MouueHe
Rep1bliq,te attack the Assembly in violent
terms. {, There are, however, no signs of.an
attack on Versailles. .n-.,,.,-,.
The Executive Committee appointed by
the sub-Central Committee is composed OF
Tridon, Endes, Valiant, LIE FRANCHISE, Du-
val, Pyat, and ,Bergeret, and it will haye
charge Of affairs for a month. n |
THEIRS has ~pesRM1ss1oN ITO INCREASE TIE
PARIS GARRISON TO $4,000 MEN. = !;
VERSAILLES, March 30.-The correspond
ence between the Versailles Government
and the Germans has resulted in permission
to Thiers to ihcrease the Paris garrison to
g, 600 men. ,, .,,,, ,,t.,... -, -rn. -
10 THEE GER ERMANs 70 REoccUpY Paris.
|. VERSAILLES, March S0.-M. hThiers has
declared in the Assembly that the with
draWaI of the Germans from France is for
the moment suspended. More German
troops will enter Paris, and the French
forces will be increased proportionately.
CONDITION OF AFFAIRS IN PARASITIC JUDGES
FLED AND THE, COURTS CLOSED.
PARIS, March 3O.-The manufacturers in
the city have received permission from the
authorities at the Hotel de Vile to resume
work, but their workmen must keep theil
arms stacked ready for use, as conflict Ii
very probable. .-.,,,., -.
The Communists still disagree among
themselves as to their future movements.
No courts are open in Paris, all the judges
having fed the city.
GREAT BRITAIN-THE POWER OF TIE HOUSE
F.LoRDs-AN1AIRIEGOF THE PARIS TREATY
OF '56.
LONDON March 't3O.-In the House Of
Commons tonight petition was presented
bearing the signatures Of 250,00O persons
asking the repeal of the contagious disease
act.
MIR. Simon gave notice of his intention 81
questioning the right of the House Of Lords
to the negation, of bill which was passed
by the House of Commons, and expressed
the opinion that such action on the part 81
the Lords is inconsistent with system Of
Representation. il .'GIOaRI-i I
Sir Charles Dixie denounced the action
Of Russia III reputiating the treaty Of Paris
of, 1856, and also the, tone of the dispatch
of Prince Gortehakoff announcing the
abandonment Of the" treaty. He blamed
Earl Granville for consenting to reopen the
Euxine question in the London Conference,
and asserted that, owing to the COLLISION
between Russia and Prussia, the result b
the conference was inevitable.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II II 4
The Queen of Sweden died yesterday.
De schloezer is appointed representative
| of the German Empire to Washington.
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