The New York herald., 1871-03-08
p A r | S.
Herald Special Reports from the French
Capital and Versailles.
ROchefOrt and MalOn on the
Peace Treaty.
The National Assembly Ex-
pected at Versailles.
Reinforcements En- Route from
Chanzy's Army.
THE SPY FEVER ACTIVE I'm PARIS.
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Alarming State Of Affairs in
the City.
THE SPY FEVER ACTIVE In PARIS.
Alarming State Of Affairs in
the City.
TELEGaAKs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

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LONDON, March Z, 1871.
The NEW YORK HERALD special cor
respondent at Paris, under date OF yesterday,
sends me the following despatch. He says:-
| OPINIONS OF FRENCH GENERALS.
fort and Malon say, in reference to the treaty
of peace, that four French generals said that
France might fight longer. Why, then, they
ask submit to the humiliating conditions
imposed by Germany?
THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY.
| It is expected that the French National
Assembly will leave Bordeaux for Versall es
Immediately after the Prussians depart, and
will hold their session in the palace.
| SPLENDID WEATHER.
! Yesterday the weather was really splendid.
The Parisians aocked in large numbers to the
suburbs and especially to St. Cloud,
although the Prince Imperial of Germany was
known to be there.
A FALSE REPORT.
Much excitement was created by report
| that the government intends taking away the
cannon from the Paris rioters but the report
was proved not true.
| FIGHT BETWEEN BREToNs AND FRANCs-TIREURs.
A great quarrel has taken place at the town
of Anglers, in the department Of Marne ct
| Loire, between the Bretons and the Francs
| tireurs. The Bretons, it appears, were en-
| gagged in prayers in the Champs de Mars when
| The Bretons Immediately charged upon the
Francs -treurs, killing three and wounding a
| large number.
! FORGED BANK NOTES.
| 1t has been discovered that a considerable
number of republican bank notes have been
forged and put in circulation in various parts
| of France.
| CORPS FOR ALGERIA.
A corps darmee for service in Algeria is
forming from the Gardes Mobile at present on
duty in the field.
NEW YORK CHARITY IN FRANCE.
| John 7. Parker, of Boston, is now in the
rural districts of France distributing the fund
subscribed in New York for the relief of the
suffering French.
Rcinforcements from Chnnzy-Thc Spy Fe-
ver-Alnrming State of Paris.
! LONDON, March 7, 1871
| have received the following despatch
from the NEW YORK HERALD correspondent at
Versailles, dated at midnight of the 9TH inst.
He says:-
| REINFoRCEMENTS FROM CHANzY.
Reinforcements for the garrison of Paris
from General Chanzy's army are steadily push
ing forward.
| THE SPY FEVER
| The spy fever has broken out in Paris with
increased violence. At least dozen cases of
Englshmen having been insulted are reported
| ALARMING STATE OF PARIS
The state of Paris is very alarming. The
mob is better armed and organized than at
any other time in the history of France.
| Address Of General do Paladines to the
National Observation-Disclosures Will be
Promptly Suppressed.
LONDON, March 7, 1871.
| Intelligence from Paris, dated to-day, has
been received by me. forward the same for
the NEW YORK HERALD:-
| ADDRESS OF DE PALADINEs TO THE NATIONAL
GUARDS.
| General dAurelle de Paladnes has as
sumed command of the National Guard of
Paris. In his first order, of this day, he invokes
the cooperation of the men in the work Of
maintaining order, and declares that tranquil
lity alone will restore the prosperity of France.
Meanwhile all disturbances will be promptly
repressed and their promoters sternly dealt
with.
The press approve of the Generals order
and say affairs already show improvement.
ITALY AND AFRICA.
His Majesty the King Triumphs Over His High