The New York herald., 1871-03-21
ADDITIONAL REPORTS.
TELEGRAM TO TINE NEW YORK HEaAle.

acknowledgements Taking Up Positions
The Communal observation-disclosures About
Reported Overtnres from th. Insurgents
Their penini-.sTo Versailles"
LONDON, March 20-Evening.
have received additional advices from
France and forward the same for publication
in the New YORK HERALD
CONTEMPLATED REMOVAL TO TOURS
One despatch states that the government of
NJ. Theirs contemplates removal to Tours.
THE GERMANS WILL NOT INrERFEEE.
1t is said, but on what authority cannot be
learned, that the German authorities have
declined to interfere with the revolution in
Paris, alleging that it is local and internal
quarrel, and does not concern them This is
in keeping with the declaration of Count Bis
marck, made some weeks ago, that it was not
the intention of Germany to interfere in the
slightest degree with the domestic affairs of
France
PROBABLE SPREAD OF THE REVOLUTION
1t is thought the revolutionary movement
now in progress in Paris will extend to Mar
seilles and Lyons, and even to Bordeaux.
THE GENpARMERIE DESERVING THE GOVERN
A report from the French capital says the
gendarmerie collected from the provinces by
General vnoy have deserted and joined the
insurgents
INSURGENTS TAKING UP POSITIONS.
In Paris this morning the situation was
unchanged. The National Guards, in obe-
dience to the orders Of the Central Republican
Committee, have taken up positions in various
quarters Of the city, meeting with no resist
ance. The majority of the National Guard
are passive and quiet.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE COMMUNAL ELECTIONS
Preparations are making at the voting places
throughout the city for the communal elections
ordered by the Central Republican Committee.
According to the apportionment made there
is one representative TO be chosen for every
twenty thousand votes The elections will be
held on Wednesday instead of Tuesday.
THE PRESS CoNDEMNING ASSASSINATION.
The press condemn the assassination of the
Generals, recognizing only the authority OF
the Assembly, and declare the present situa-
tion uncomfortable. -,
RUMoRs AFLoAr '-'G
Rumors Of every description are in circua-
ton. One says that the Nationals intend to
march on Versailles; another that the
Assembly will remove to Orleans, and that
they are about to appoint General Faidherbe
generaissimo and dictator
PAPERS DESTROYED.
All the papers at the Prefecture of Police
have been destroyed by the Nationals.
REPORTED ovERTUEEs FROM TIE INSURGENTS.
The Goulois reports that overtures have
been made to the government by the Mont
martre insurgents, and that Labchs, the
Minister of the Interior, has been fully en-
powered to grant liberal, bnt legitimate con-
cessions.
DENIAL OF THE REPORTED ovRRrUgEs
The Etosle Beige has advices denying that
negotiations have been opened with the insur-
gents in Paris, and representing that the riot
ers, flushed with their success, are in full pos
session of the city.
"a vERsAILLRs!"
The windows Of the Hotel de Vile are
crowded with armed Nationals; chassepots
are being distributed among the people, and
the cry Of the mob is "a Versailles ~ The
centre Of the centre of the city, however,
remains undisturbed.