New-York tribune., 1871-03-23
VoI" XXX.....No' 9,3iS.
THE PARIS MOb'
1py ARE STILL IN UNDISTURBhD fo0'H'-
SION OF THE CITY

.,prRS-TIiE tAhlo NN iN''N i''-'
80 opnrR AN ELECTIoN-A PUBLIC pE"oN-
~ 80, 80, IN FAVOR OF LAW AND ORDER
PARIS. Wednesday, March %, 1871
o,iot.. the cabs have resumed their tnps,
,.o,ors are open and the railway trains from
D.. 20 Versailles run regularly. The situation III
,,.a.o,,rtre and Belleville however, is unchanged
an business and labor are stopped. There are fire.
.,ont night alarms The toesn and drums are
sounded and cannon fired, and the Montmartrists
sb 70 arms fearing an attack from the $4,000 troops
st Versailles.
THE INSURGENTS DRAWING PAY.
The navment of the National Guards regularly
and the distribution of aims to the needy has been
resnmed. The National Guards search all trains
leaving Paris and stop the egress of all military
NJ rsonages They now hold and have occupied all
th, Notifications on the west of Paris. Many of
them met last night and adopted resolutions for
mutual protection and maintenance.
DESIGNS OF THE LEADERS.
PROCLAMATION, signed by Gen. Duval and dated
simply Paris demands the election of Mayor OF
p, ris. with deputy Mayors in all ACCOMPLISHMENTS
The PROCLAMATION says it is not the intention of the
Nationals to separate Paris from France, but only
from The Empire and the Government of National
,,ofense and from their measures of treason and
owardice and concludes with an appeal TO The peo-
pie to sustain themselves as we are doing, and to
follow our example in opposing oppression.
decree further postpones the maturity OF COM
mercial bills and prohibits landlords from expelling
dodgers for non-payment Of rent until the issuance
of fresh order.
The Insurrectonary Central Committee has de-
cided to respect the conditions of peace but consid-
ers it Just that the largest portion of the indemnity
should fall upon the authors of the war.
THE ELECTIONS POSTPONED.
The Mayors of Paris having refused 90 give their
concurrence to holding the elections on Wednesday,
The Central Republican Cs.hmittee announce their
determination to proceed with the elections without
their cooperation. The elections are accordingly
postponed until tomorrow. when they viii be held
under the superintendence of an electoral commits
sion appointed by the Central Committee
The CommanGer-iu- Chief of tie National Guards
has appointed Raoul DUbusson chief of the general
stan; Col valgranne Conmandant of the Hotel de
Yile. and Col. Dardello Commandant of the Iml-
elies -. ,-,.,,cr
An editorial in the insurgent official journal CLAIMS
that the Assembly now sitting at Versailles Is Legally
ioompete on the ground that the elections OF some
of its members were vItiated by foreign occupation
aud nrcssure. The Chambers is described as q" mar
,ow.minded, exclusive, and yenal" The article
continues
"On Paris devolvcs the duty Of compelling respect
for the sovereignty of the people. She must see to
IL that she is not separated from the Provinces
aud that the Provinces are not separated from each
other. She must be the Capital ct France 1t Is
unoucstionaby her right to proceed with the eloc-
tion of a Communal Council. The Central Republi-
can Committee has taken wise and indispensable
measures to prepare for the establishment Of Com
youl Councils and for the election OF all the chief
offers Of the National Guard by the melnbeIs.'
Ao,ragraph also appears in the insurgent organ,
upderthe title of Advertisement" stigmatizing tho
esollions adopted at the meeting Of electors OF the
Paris press. and Published in several journals yester-
,av as direct provocation to disobcdience Of the
foverDment's decrees. and an encroaclment on the
sovereignty of the people. Warning Is given tlat
While the Central Republican Committee intends to
,spect the liberty Of the press, it is determined to
ave the decision Of the people respected, and viii
Iermit 10 iuctemcnt to disobedience. repetition
Of the cfesise will he severely punished.
The same journal says, in extenuation Of The exc
oation Of Gen. Lccomte, that he had four times
ordered his troops TO fire on crowd Of inoiicnsiYe
women. Gen. Thomas, says the journal, was in plain
clothes, sletcing the Notifications Of NIontmartre
4 DEMONSTRATION IN FAVOR OF Law IND ORDER
Tho.e was a demon .Tation in the streets to-day in
favor of the union Of all men Of order. The demon
st1ators proceeded 10 the insurgents headquarters
ut found their passage barred 10y bayonets. An
u1y alteration cusucl, after which they retired
Vi the movement has tendency to spread.
All tie chiefs Of battali0ns of the National Guard
# tie Second Arroudisscment have signed mani
feo Joining tLCr voices to those Of the deputies to
the Assembly and the Mayor Of Paris in determi-
nation to defend the Republic and its tranquility
against an Vcrsons They have organized n special
force and measures FOR the protection Of thCr arrOn
1issemcnt aud appeal for the cooperation Of all
in the work for couc.liation and abstcntion from
crime. A similar movement is making il Otler ar
rondiEsements
The &iecic urges upon each battalion of the army
TO take possession OF its own quarter, and says if
Tins a. done the rising will be promptly Tepressed
and probably without boodsIed
NJ. IhieT has sent NJ. Glais-Bzon as a delegate
on the part u tAc Government 10 eudeay0r 10 CON
eilnte the insurgents, the prospect for which now
seems Iaore hopeful
REPORTS FROM VERSAILLES
ANOTHER CIRCULAR FROM TmERs-ALL QUIET
IN TIE rRoViNcEa-rHE PEOPLE OF PARIS