The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-02
ThB FRENCH ANARCHY.
Insurgent Apprehsnsions Of an
Attack on Paris.
Loyal Officers Arrested and
Held as Hostages.
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Officers of che Communal Conn
Gil Elected.
MANY STREETS OF PARIS DESERTED.
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A Note from Bismarck on the
Insurrection.
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Theirs Asked TO Slate When 1t Can
be Suppressed.
Conflicting Reports of Troops and Insur-
gents Fratarnizing.
Theirs Asked TO State When 1t Can
be Suppressed.
Conflicting Reports of Troops and Insur-
gents Eratsrnizing.
THE ROUGE REPUBLIC.
TELEGRAM TO The NEW Yoas HERALD.

Preparing for nm Attack-iIcre Traternizs-
tioa Of Soldiers and Insaraenis-The R0u9e
Adminissratio n-- Election OF Officers for tho
National Guards Officers of tho Commune
Bismarck and the Paris Gnrrison-The Red
Flag-Sochefort ReeOvered-The Postal Ser
observation-disclosures Intelligence.
LONDON, April !, 1871.
have received the following Intelligence from
Paris and Versailles dated yesterday ana forward
the same for publication IN the NEW YORK
| HERALD
PREPARING FOR AN ATTACK.
A rumor having arisen that u body OF troops in-
tended for an attack on Paris had reached Neuly
ANA st. Cloud oil the western gates of Paris were
closed and several officers OF the orderly Eighth
| battalion OF the National Guard were arrested.
The complete ISOLATION OF Paris Is momentarly
| expected.
MORE FRArERNIzATroN.
A special despatch from Paris TO the London Tele.
0rcDh says the Thirteenth regiment Of the limo, after
accommodating the bridge at Sevres and finding It
deserted, enter ell Paris In body, where they were
received enthusiastically. ana fralernizcd with the
| National Guards. Fugtivos from Paris are In
creasng In numbers.
THE Observation-Disclosures COMPULSORY.
Ten commissions have been appointed by the
Commune 10 take charge OF affairs, as foliows:-
Executive, Military Subsistence. Financial, Justice,
Public security, Works, Trade Public Service,
Foreign Affairs and Education. 1t has been decided
that education shall be gratutous compulsory aud
entirely secular.
ELECTIONS FOR OFFICERS OF TER NATIONALS.
A despatch from Paris says the SuL-Ceutra Com
Mttec has ordered new elections for military OH
GERS, at tho same time reminding the National
Guards that they have the right TO all officers
| IN VIII IN they have lost confidence. The Commune
has seized al the Offices for the collection or taxes.
OFFICERS OF THE COMMUNE
At q sitting or the Commune yesterday NJ. Le
Francais was appointed President; NJ. Rigaut Fcray,
| Secretary, and NM. Bergeret ond Dlyal, Judges.
COMMUNICATIONS EsTADLIsnED.
TclegraplIc communication has been established
between the Ministry the marie, and he publc
buildings generally.
PUBLICITY DEMANDED.
b. Deescluze has demanded that tie siungs OF
the Commune be made public. The proposition IL
approved By the Rapl2a ana other journals.
BISMARCK AND THE PARIS GARRISON.
The Not dO,dre Saws that M. Bismarck has con-
Sc tied to the medication of article three Of the pre-
ilmiaaries OF peace, AMI allowed the augmentation
OF the Paris army 20 eighty thousand men.
rGupESr REFUSAL.
Inc Commune mas summoned Colonel CnDlntOn,
who surrendered Fort Mont yalerlen to the Prus-
SLAMS 10 appear for trial. but he refuses TO obey the
order.
FOREIGN EuBAssIEs.
Tho Commune has determined 10 despatch repre-
scnta.jves to the various states or Europe, and
teciay 10 Prussia, soon their future attitu.e
Is known.
THE RID FLAG.
Tho nag OF the Commune VIII he that OF the uni
versa replbiic.
Tne red n.g has been hoisted on the Tuilcrlcs and
Louvre.
LUILIER's COMPLAINT.
The Roppei publishes letter from General Lucr
complaining OF the treatment ho has received from
tie Central Committee
ReCagFo RT RECOVERED.
The Ttrt,t says NJ. Rocheiort has recovered. and
Is coming TO Paris direct.
The Not o'Ord,e counr.ns the s;atemeat.
THE POSTAL sFRTicE
Communication between raris and Versailles Il
Interrupted No letters or papers passed between
the two cities on Friday. meeting OF merchants
was hcld for the purpose OF demanding explana-
tons from the Commune, whereupon one OF the
delegates thereto responded that NJ. Rampont, who
has had charge OF the general post osice, has fed.
with all the stan ana materials. The service will be
rcorcani ed speedily by the commune.
DcFuscr And SEIZED NEWSPAPERS.
The journals F.ancdis aud EiectcW Lore have
ceased 10 appear In Park
The Constitutional was seized yesterday.
STREETS OF PARIS DESERTED
The Inhabitants continue 10 leave Paris, and many
of tic streets already look deserted.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
The Commune proposes 20 admit foreigners TO the
membership OF the Council
The or da JeapG seys a committee Will leave the
Hotel lie VIE for ~ xembourg.
TIC members Of tic Commune nov administer the
alairs q their respective ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
NM. Naegraye AMI risson still In prison. 1t
Il stated that letters to journals outside oi Paris
have been stopped