The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-19
FOREIGN MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

At sitting OF the Paris SubCentral Committee It
was decided that police agents should be done away
wh that all special services for unfolding the pub
lie safety and morals should be temporarily sup
pressed and that they shall only bo restored II
quired for msuring tranquility, even then with i'm
portant notifications.
The Peup,e Francats states that delegates from
the Central Committee proceeded to the Bank Of
France on March rs and demanded sum or 100, 900
francs. On tho money belog refused they left an.
nouncng their return In the evening. The guard at
tile Bank at once obtained q reinforcement Of 1000
men, by which the establishment was placed beyond
aH danger OF attack
The L,berts Of March % says that meeting Of
deputies in favor of the fusion Of the Legitimisl and
Orleanist branches has been held at Versailles, there
being also present tho imperialist deputies OF the
left entre After discussing the serious position OF
affairs the meeting decided unanimously that it was
urge III to proceed as quickly as possible with the
formation OF monarchioal government
No more tribunals courts sitting at the
Paais dc Justice There are no more Judges Bust
ness OF every KIND suffers greatly lrom such state
OF thlugs. Since the 4th OF september 35 900 diner
ent law cases are III a0syancc comprising inheri
lance dissolution OF partnerships common ac:ions
Interests wn,ch lmpera.ivey deuand the return of
the Judges 10 their seals
The Journal des D6odts states that on March %,
at about nine O'Clock, the members oil the Commune
assembled ~ the Hotel dc vie, ffty In number.
They separated a. midngnL without having come to
III CONSEQUENCES OF the very crt-
ticl and violent character OF sonc OF tue PROPOSE
tons advanced. A banquet was served them by
Qes uI1ttS en- Oraude ttprSe, ana tho splendid SER
wee OF plate or the Hotel dc Vile was brought out
Tho Joainat des Ddotis says:--An aide-tle-camp
OF General ChaDzy, who accompanied that officer
from Paris 10 Versailles was heard to make me ol.
lowing remark to a deputy OF his ncauaintance:-
When compare the Assembly with the Committee at the
Hotel de ye am not ss;,ais s At the triumph q mo
thar their c nave sweed and they cannot bear their boots
witch everybody appears e1enaasaa with nong nothing
e.. e = me
The tro D. concentrated ut Versailles give unex.
pected employment 10 the Whole district, and occa-
sensible rise IN provisions The bakery OF st.
Germ. in-eI-i.aye works night and ,day. and lis
bakers arc required along the whole line OF Lower
Normandy lar a. Allen .oa, TO send or the supply
for the daliy consumption by express. Butcncrs'
meat, cows and oXen IL almost all retained fol- the
attendance. Calves, rs they stand are sold on tho
farms or the vicinity al the ratio Of two francs the
hall kll0.
the Prussan Minister OK the Interior published the
to nu,a',on Of the M.nis.ry Of Foreign Aars
The Frencl Legation now In Brusse Is not en-
powered to issue passports to subjects Of tue German
same tme German travellers to France without
vase passports arc stopped ny the French officials.
with the observation tlat the journeys oil Germans
to F,ance are apparently hindered by the French
officials because they are not able 10 afford TO chem
ehclent protecuon."
what Is now taxing place, says the ben P,toltc nc
the stations IN the Hne sd nj azare ana Versailles,
que II not so deploraDle. Al the departure IRON,
Paris, at the Bargnoies National Guards seize ali
Isupie he Nouveils hdppDiique, me iers D,rasne
and lew others. Al the Versailles station diner
ent custom house and u fresh examination, There
1t Is not possible TO enter the iowa with an OF the
journal Just mentioned, while the others are freely
admitted. Asto t;e journal Ogiciet de la RsDuD.
tQue that OF PARIS IS prohibited OF Versailles and
nee rCrSo.
frghtful crime was perperatel on March Is mt
SIInt-Gnsla n, lie gum. About seven In the even
Ing WIDOW named Adele Thunau, who kept n wine
shop IN The principal square, was In tho act or de.
scedng To the ceiiar ana nab reached the last step
wnen an individual approached ner from benind
and cut E0r THROAT. Although The neck was mar
severed she god to gam inc house OF ner neigh
bor, but WIS unave TO speak. She Iived two noir5
but before ner death was able by signs to make
people understand that her assaant had some de-
who has a terrible ob'ipuy o. Vision, and who had
en- noticed III the ncgnDorhood duiing tho aflcr-
noon. lie was arrcsteil AMI In his house razor
was founr covered win blood No one can say
whether robbery was the motive for the murlcr
letter from TouIon addressed to tue Journal
des D5oais says:--"fhe news brought from Algeria
bv the Magnauine Is ~ bal rs possible FIRST or
all, the want oi discipline Is at It's neiQnt and the
men who volunteered Tor the duration al the war
have laty refused TO march against the Arab insur-
rection. That movement mas assumed enormous
proportors since the PRONUNCIATION OF N. Crtmioux's
decree according rgnts or Nationality To the Jews.
A native cmei, Con.nsuder In tho Legion OF Honor,
| who received an allowance OF soOI. n month from
the funds Of the STATE, returned the last install
mcnt, announcing that lie refuses ~ have any fur
against her. lie Is sa,d 10 he between me towns OF
| Aunac aud Seht with forces estimated at
! 10000 men. Nearly leo kiiomeiers OF tele.
! graphic wires were destroyed by the Arabs
| Iii uwcnty-t0ur hours. All communications
being cut the fact has only been learned by IN
dircc channels that the posts OF the french posses-
sons IL the sc nth arc blockadcd. Auiuale ~ posi-
lively surrounded, and the insurrection appears 10
| have become gencrn from the frontier OF Morocco
| 10 the Regency OF Tunis The government OF the
colony demands within the shortest possible period
reinforcement Of $1,000 men. The Back -agha VINO
| has rcyotcl commanded In tue MedJana, province
OF Cous,unrins. ne u the head Of tie great family
OF the Mokrdni.V