New-York tribune., 1871-03-25
VOL. XXX.....No' 9,35O.
THE PARIS INSURRECTloN'

-...iorary Central Committee OF Paris
An' .,o,omation postpOning the elections
a, poris until after energetic measures SAi'n ""''
-..oa their reclaimed rights to DC respected
,e,c,l journal Of the heinsurrectionists threatens
IN writer's for the press who attack the Central
rT-.,.,i,tee will be brought before that body Tor
.ol The same journal announces that all oihcials
h,5on NOT return to their posts before the 18th OF
March will be DISCHARGED.
I'M london TtlcgrGpks special dispatch gives the
Justification published by the commander Of the in
snrgn Nationals Of the massacre in the Place Ven
abne He saws the people who made the demon
sraton against his forces provoked them by yells of
derision, and fred first, killing one Of his command
Among the victims of the affair iu the Place Ven
s5rne was an American named George Tinnel 1t is
now rumored that Gen. Duerot has been shot by his
own soldiers.
The Paris Debats says, that in the encounter OF
Wednesday evening some of the insurgents fired
into each other, and that several Of them were
wounded Henri Pene, editor of one of the Pans
ionrnals received bullet in his side, and his life
is despared Of.
The insurgents in the Place Vend6me were le-
enforced on Thursday with two guns. The insur-
gents have occupied the Marie of the Arrondsse-
ment du Pantheon. They failed to seduce the
scholars Of the PolgechniQus who have obtained
weeks holiday and joined the orderly Nationals IL
the Place de la Bourse where there is large force
and great vigilance, in expectation OF an attack
from the insurgents
The unemployed workmen of Paris were to hold
public meeting yesterday. The call for the meeting
was of a most infammatory character
The Bellevle Nationals have occupied the Malrles
in the Rue Drouot and first arrondissement OF Paris
after a long negotiation with the Nationals of the
quarter with whom number Of Zouaves and
Garde Mobiles Of the Seine were seen.
special dispatch to The Daily Nelcs says the peo-
pie are flying from Paris terror-strcken, and that
the rebels are preparing for desperate encounter 10
recover their lost ground
TIE London Timeys special dispatch from Versailles
saws the Moutmartrites have stopped train en- route
with prisoners to Versailles. The released prisoners
of tne C9th Regiment Of the line resisted all the ef
forts to induce them TO join The insurgents and upon
their arrival at Versailles, were received enthusi-
astcaly by the authorities people, and troops Their
officers were at once promoted. The insurgent com
mittee has arrested one of its own officers, named
Lullier.
Paris is quiet to-day The shopsare all closed and
there are but few pedestrians in the streets
WHAT THE FRIENDS OF ORDER ARE DOING.
ADMIRAL soIssET APPOINTED COMMANDER OF
THE ORDERLY NATIONAL GUARDs-THE IN
srRGENT LEADERS LOSING CONTROL OF THEIR
TROoPs-THE FRIENDS OF ORDER GAINING
GRoUND-A WARNING FROM THE PRUsSlAN
COMMANDER AT ST. DENIS.
LONDON, Friday, March "a, 1871
Alta meeting Of the Mayors and Deputy Mayors Of
,4a1C Coro rdp
in-Chief of the National Guards Of the city, with
Gen Langlois as CMefof-Staf and Victor Schoelcher
rs Chief of Artillery. The appointment Of Soisset
has inspired confidence among the friends Of order
Admiral Soisset was present with the friends Of order
at the Place Vend6ne, on Wednesday, but, FORUM
ately he escaped injury by the fire Of the insurgent
Nationals
One of the Paris Deputies, who held parley with
the insurgents at the Hotel de VILE in Paris says
The InsurrecGonary Committee is losing control over
its own men.
The orderly National Guards occupy the space
between the Rue Richelieu, the Boulevard, and Rue
Montmartre the Rue des Halles the Ru Du Pont
Keuf. the Rue Saint Gernain 7 Auxcrros, and the
Rue de Riyoli The Marie of the First Arrondisse--
ment is defended by two guns.
The orderly Nationals have oxpelledthe insurgents
from a part Of the Eighth ACCOMPLISHMENT, com
prisng the Faubourg ST. Honore the Second Arron-
dissement, comprising the Place de Ia Bourse, and
the Ninth Arrondissement, comprising the Rue
DrOuOt. They then occupied the Saint Legare Sta
ton and asked of the Government at Versailles
enforcement Of troops to reake the railway crossing
where the insurgents control traffic. They have now
determined to incorporate the regular soldiers in
Paris into their ranks The Gardes Mobiles are also
anxious % fight the insurgents, and demand arms
for that purpose
Gen. Le1O, who had rendered his resignation as
Minister Of War, has withdrawn it. Gen. Ladmi
rault will probably succeed Gen. Yinoy in the mill
tary command Of Paris.
Gen. Schlottcn, the Prussian commander at St.
Denis, has sent dispatch to the commander of
Paris 70 the effect that the Germans occupying the
forts the north and northeastern sides Of the city
will maintain passive and friendly attitude while
nothing hostile done but if the conditions Of the
preiimnaries Of peace oyersepped, Paris viii be
treated as an enemy.
The delegate Of the Minister of Foreign Affairs re-
Piled that the revolutionary proceedings in Paris
are purely as to municipal affairs and can in no
lie regarded as aggressive toward Germany. The
delegate ADDS That he has 10 juTeliction and can
not discuss matters IN reference to the preimnares
Of peace, which were voted by the Assembly at Bor-
deauX
The Monmtatrites and insurgents generally are in
ecstaces over the friendliness exhibited in Gen
schlotens dispatch, while the friends Of order us
pcct completely tie part Of the Prussiaus with fine
insurgents