Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-03-29
FOREIGN NEWS.

FOREIGN NEWS.
PARIS, March 2S.-This afternoon Il sub
central committee was formed consisting Of
twelve members ASsy is the real President
and Garibaldi the honorary President OF the
| committee. DEGREES were issued for the tOrma
ton OF twenty-five battalions of infantry, twen-
ty batteries of artillery and fifteen batteries OF
mitrailleuscs. The National Guards are to
be paid two and half francs daily.
General Duval organizes thcartillcry. Henry
the infantry and BergeOt the cavalry. They
are authorized to levy acquisitions on every
thing. Gonheir, member of the committee
commands the gunboats in the Seine. NOurcn:
has resigned. Va Crane is suspended andGmibal
di has been offered the supreme command OF the
National Guards. II is not known whether he
will accept.
The Commune will be officially proclaimed
Thursday next.
Of 330, 900 registered voters in Paris only
100000 voted
ST. PETERSBURG, March 2S.-Thc Patriarch
of Constantinople has complained to the Rus
sian SYNOD that the Sublime Porte is disturb
ing the order of the church in Bulgaria.
The answer of the Synod will appear III the
official journal tomorrow.
BUCHAREST, March 2S-The New Cabinet
has been formed with General Till Minister OF
Public Works and FlorcscO Minister of War.
In consequence ot'the passage OF an indirect
vote Of censure it is expected the dissolution Of
the Chamber will be announced Tomorrow.
LONDON. March 29.-At noon yesterday
Paris was quiet and the insurgent committee
still retained ali the important positions
Schoechcr has resigned The committee dis
missed twenty-five officials in the Department
of Finance fer disobedience
The Cri du Peuple opposes the election Of Il
commander chief Of the National Guards rs
dangerous and useless, and urges the deposition
of the Assembly.
The Vcritc says the committee are hinderin@
the seed corn sent from America from reach,
ing the farmer.
The Francois, Dcbats Steele and Ncrite
blame the cnaction and reaction OF the Assem-.
bly,.
The Commune was proclaimed i'll Place Ito,
tel de Vile yesterday afternoon. Speeches were
made by the members OF the Commcrclal red
cloth, but they were quite lnaudlblc at little
distance. The approaches To the Place were
filled with enormous crowds Of Nationals. who
often raised their caps Oh the points OF their
bayonets at the same time ZralOusly cheering
for the Republic Sixty guns had been collected
in the Place and sayos Of artillery We're repeat
eddy fired.
4 letter from General Crcmrr rcpudiating
the committee is published.
The Bank of France has again advanced
500 900 francs to the insurgents.
The Postal director refuses to give up hl>
functions to the appointcc Of the committee.
The PrrlssianS concentrating ut !. Isle
Adam, near Paris, and will remain there until
the disorder in the city is IN end:
\ Times special from Versailles says Iu.'nA'
PrusssianS are expected there Tomorrow.
The Government is steadily organizing n
trustworthy force for 4 march upon Paris.
which will possibly be made in about eight days.
1t is said preparations are being made Tor the
removal of the Assembly to Fontainblcau
The republican committee ut NlarSellles has
issued proclamation recognizing the Paris
Government
Marsclcs is tranquil aml the strikes have
ceased. The Nationals Of the city have elected
NJ. Ducoin their colonel.
A dispatch from AK says the Minister Of
War has declared Marseilies in state Of scigc.
A correspondence from Versailles says Gar
nier IA member Of the committee has been con-
demncd to death as a contrlmac"uS Bonapart-
ist
PARIS, March 29-Paris is quiet to-day.
The red FLAG is displayed everywhere The
central committee has split and some OF It's
members have been arrested by thcircollcagues.
Diplomatic intercourse at Versailles is repre-
sented us extremely difficult
LONDON, March ga dispatch to the
Daily News from Brussels. says the Arab Chief
Zidi Mokrani, with 10000 troops is within
twenty-five leagues Of A|giers, and has declared
war against France.