The New York herald., 1871-04-01
TIN RQUGB REBELLION.
Versailles to Have Been At
tackled Last Night.
Anarchy and CONSERVATION
i'm Paris.
coNGNGUNTsM RAMPANT.
The Word "GuillOtine" in Every
b0dy's Mouth.
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Religion Abolished and Landlords
Robbed.
THE INSURGENT CABINET FORMED.
Sad Aspect of Paris-People Fleeing
the City.
Blanqui, the Rouge President, 1mi-
tating N6azzini.
Probable Occupation Of Paris by
the Germans.
THE RnuGE REpnRLIn.
THE INSURGENT CABINET FORMED.
Sad Aspect Of Paris-People Fleeing
the City.
Blanqui, the Rouge President, 1mi-
tating Mazzini.
Probable Occupation Of Paris by
the Germans.
THE ROUGE REPUBLIC.
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Tho sub-Central Committee Retires-Nrors
Decrees-Aping Mazzini-Ths Communist
Cabines-The Universal Republic-Prsposed
Sale Of tho Palaces-whispers OF tho
GuiIlotlne-Doubt OF tho Government
Paris sad-N1isceIlaneous Items.
LONDON, March 81, 1871.
have received the following intelligence from
Paris and forward the same for publication in the
NEW YORK HERALD
RENTING POWERS.
Advices from Paris state that at noon yesterday
the sub-Centrai Committee remirted Its powers to
the Communal Council, and that Q proclamation
announcing the fact to the citizens was at once
issued.
MORE DEGREES.
decree was also made public abollshing the con-
scripton, stating that no force except the National
Guards VIII be introduced into Paris, and ordering
that all able bodied male citizens shall belong to the
National Guards. Another decree RENTS lodgers'
rents from October 1s7o to April, 1871 and says the
rents to be paid shall be reckoned by months The
sale OF all pawned articles is suspended. Another
decree orders all public officials pain OF dismis.
sal, to disregard orders emanating from the Yer
sailles government.
APING MAZZINI.
NJ Blanqui has, in the formation Of the Paris
Cabinet initiated the example set by Mazzini in the
founding Of his Ministry at Rome.
THE COMMUNAL CABINET
despatch from Paris says the Communal Council
holds It's deliberations In private but the following
information has been divulged -
An Executive Committee OF seven members has
been appointed. The Commune Is divided into nine
sections, viz FINANCE War, Jxstice Safety, Sub
sistence, Education Labor, Foreign and Municipal.
The names OF the members are all obscure except
Endes, Pyat Flourens and Delescluze.
THE UNIVERSAL REPUBLIC.
A proclamation. bearing the caption Of the
Federation National" urges the citizens Of Paris
TO prove for themselves and their descendants the
value of liberty and they will surely assist in found
ing the Universal Republic" =
PROPOSED SALE OF THE PALACES.
The Communal Council Is deliberating upon pro-
posa to pay the Prusslan indemnity by selling Yer.
sailles for one milard of francs to an Anglo
American company; st. Cloud for eight hundred
millions Of francs to German gambling proprietor,
and Fontaineblcau for i've hundred millions Of
francs.
THE GUrLLOTrNE WHISPERED.
The evening edition OF the Times contains letter
describing the situation in Paris ss critical. The
gravest apprehension was felt in all quarters.
Measures Of prescription were secretly enforced
everywhere, and the significant word "guillotine,"
Ia tn c<Jxyyo
mouth.
DOUBT OF THE GOVERNMENT FORCES.
lie pengeur threatens the forcible election Of the
National Assembly from Versailles.
The insurgents seem to be confident that the gov
ernment troops Will not fight.
PREFER THE COMMUNE.
Deputies Delescluze and Courmat, desiring to re-
main with the Communists, nave resigned their
seats In the Assembly.
CAPTURING THE POST OFFICE.
The delegates to the Commune National sur
rounded the general Post once to-day and prevented
i,s transfer to Versailles The postal service is COM
pletey disorganized.
SEARCHING FOR RUGENIE's JEWELS.
The insurance Offices have have been searched, by
order OF the Commune, for the jewels and money
deposited by the Empress Eugene.
PARIS SAD.
Paris grows sadder in appearance daily. One
hundred and sixty thousand people have LETT the
city within the past ten days.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
Chapains are ordered to cease the performance OF
mass in the prisons.
The electoral committee demands rigid scrutiny
into the elections Of Sunday last.
Changes in the routine Of military duty are an
nounced daily.
the Place venddme is pacarded with the DEGREES
OF the Commune.
All documents from the Versailles authorities are
forbidden circulation IN Paris.
The mails to and from Paris are greatly delayed
and will, 1t is expected, be stepped entirely.
The Commune Is actively disarming the loyal Ma
tionals.
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