The New York herald., 1871-03-30
Bismarck Communicating With
the Insurgents.
INTERRUPTION OF PEACE NEGOTIATIONS,
THE ROUGE REPUBLIC.
IElssaAms TO THE new yosx HERALD.

Pr0claiming the Result Of the Election.
-. LONDON March 90 1871.
have received the following despatch from the
NEW YORK HERALD special correspondent In Paris
dated last night Your correspondent says:-
PRocLAlMiNG THE RESULT OF THE ELECTIONS.
The result Of the elections was proclaimed this
afternoon In front Of the Hotel de Vile, and was
celebrated with artillery salutes One hundred
thousand Nauonal Guards were present, and the
resigned their powers into the hands Of the newly
elected officials.
tee-The Commune Procln.med-Tirst Sit.
ting Of the Communal Counci.--A Bonnpnrt-
ist-AIIIitary Matters-0fleials Dismissed
More Money Obtained.
LONDON, March 20, 1871
The following intelligence, dated at Paris and
Versailles yesterday and to-day, forwarded for
publication in the NEW YORK HERALp:-
PARIS QUIET.
Paris is quiet to-day The red nag is displayed
everywhere
A SPLIT IN THE COMMITTEE.
The Central Committee has split and some Of It's
members have been arrested by their colleagues.
Diplomatic intercourse at Versailles is represented
TO b. extremely diflcut.
THE COMMUNE PROCLAIMED
The Commune was proclaimed in the Place de la
Hotel de Vile at four O'Clock yesterday afternoon.
Speeches were made by members OF the Communal
Council from platform covered with red CLOTH but
were quite inaudlbe at a little distance. The ap
proaches to the place were filed by an enormous
crowd of the Nationals, who often raised their caps
on the points OF their bayonets, at the same time
jealousy cheering the republic. Sixty guns had
been collected In the Place ana salvoes OF artillery
were repeatedly fired.
FIRST SITTING OF THE COMMUNAL COUNCIL.
At the inaugural sitting of the Communal Council
on yesterday resolution was adopted declaring
that the National Guard have deserved we'll OF the
country.
NO DECISION UPON VITAL QUESTIONS.
The De6ats says the Council separated at midnight
without having come to any agreement upon the
vital questions at issue. The next sitting win be
held to-day, the sth Germinal.
BoNAPARTIsT ON TIE COMMITTEE
Correspondence from Versailles says that NJ.
GAMER, a member Of the Central Committee has
been condemned to death as a contumacious Bona
parttst.
sMILITARY MATTERS.
The committee has ordered that the Nationals be
paid two and a half francs daily, in addition to
their rations. General Duval, who organizes the
infantry, and General Bergeret, the cavalry, are
authorized to make rcquistions for all needed ar
:icles.
CLUSEREr IN OFFICE.
General Cluseret Is said to have been appointed
to the general administration OF military affairs,
vice Du Besson, suspended; but the report is con-
stdered doubtful. M. Flourens resignation Of his
military functions has been accepted
THE DEPOSITION OF THE ASSEMBLY URGED.
The Crt du Peupe opposes the election Of o COM
mander-i-c chief Of the National Guard as dangerous
and useless, and urges the deposition Of the
Assembly.
OFFICIALS DISMISSED.
The Insurgent Committee still retain all important
positions, M Schoeleher has resigned. The Com
mittee has dismissed twenty-five officials In the
Department OF Finance for dsobediencc.
MORE MONEY.
The Bank Of France has again advanced 500, coo
francs to the insurgents.
GENERAL ITEMS.
Ia Vetite says the committee are hinderng the
seed corn sent from America from reaching the
farmers.
letter from General Cremcr repudlating the
committee, Is published.
The Postal Director refuses give up his functions
to the app0intec OF the committee.