Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-30
FoREICM NEWS
Bismarck and the Insurgents
Enter into Correspondence
Reported Split Of the Reds
MarSelIIes In a State of Siege
FRANCE.
GRrIbaldf.

GRrIbaIdt.
PARIS, March 2S.-This afternoon
Sub-central Committee was formed, con
sisting of twelve members. Massey Israe
is President, and Garibaldi Honorar,
President of the Committee. DEGREES
have been issued for the formation o
twenty five battalions of infantry, TWEEN
ty batteries of artillery, and fifteen bate
ries of Mirailleuses. The Nationa
Guards are to be paid two and hal
francs daily. Gen. Duvall organizes th'
artillery, Henry the infantry, and Dur
quet the cavalry. They are authorized
to levy acquisitions on every thing. Gaugh
ier, member of the Committee, com
msnds the gun-bosts in the Seine. Fleu
rens has resigned, and AlgraWle Is sus
pended, and Garibaldi has been Offered
the supreme command of the Nationa
Guards. 1t is not known whether he vii
accept.
The Commune Proclaimed.
LONDON, March 29. AT noon yesterday
Paris was quiet. The Insurgents Com
mittee still retained all important posi-
tions. Schelcher has resigned. The
Committee has dismissed twenty five
officials in the Department of Finance
for disobedience. The Cri Du Peuple
opposes the election of Commandments
Chief of the Nationel Gardes as danger
GUS and useless, and urges the deposition
oe the Assembly.
La Verite says the Committee are
hindering the seed corn sent from Amer
lea from reaching the farmers.
The Francais, Debats, Steele and Verite,
blame the inaction and reaction of the
Assembly.
The Commune was proclaimed in the
Place de la Hotel de Vile at o'clock
yesterday afternoon. Speeches were
made by the members of the Communal
Council from platform covered with
red cloth. The approaches to the Place
were filed by an enormous crowd of Ma
tionsls, who often raised their caps on the
points of their bayonets, at the same
time zealously cheering for the republic.
Sixty guns had been collected in the
Place and salvoes of artillery were re-
peatedly fired.
The BnnkHOf France.
A letter from Gen. Cremer, repudiating
the Committee, is published. The Bank
of France has again advanced five hun
dred thousand francs to the insurgents.
The Postal Director refuses to give up
his functions to the appointee of the Com
mittee.
Movements of the PTussianS.
The Prussians are concentrating at
D'Islc Adam, near Paris, and will re-
main there until the disorders in the city
are at an end. A Times special from
Versailles says 10000 Prussians are ex-
pected there tomorrow.
ThIers and the Assembly.
The Government is already organizing
a trustworthy force for march upon
Paris, which possibly will be made In
about eight days. 1t is said preparations
are being made for the removal of the
Assembly to Fontainblau. .
MarseiIIes Declared In n State of
Siege.
The Republican Committee at Mar
settles has issued a proclamation recog
nizing the Paris Government. Mar
seilles is tranquil and the strikes have
CEASED. The Nationals of that city have
elected NJ. Ducarn their Colonel. A dis
patch from AK says: "The Minister of
War has declared Marseilles In state of
siege"
A BOnapartist Insurgent.
Correspondence from Versailles says
that M. Gainer, member of the Central
Committee, has been condemned to death
as a contumacious Bonspartist.
Reported split of the MaIcOntents.
PARIS, March 29.-Psris is quiet to-
day. The red flag is displaced every
where. The Central Committee has split,
and some members have been arrested by
their colleagues. Diplomatic intercourse
at Versailles is represented to be extreme
ly difficult.
The AIgerine Revolt.
LONDON, March ga special dispatch
to the Daily News from Brussels says the
Arab Chief Sidi Mskrsni with 10000
troops, is within twenty-five leagues of
the city of Algiers, and has declared war
against France.
The View from Versailles.
VERSAILLES, March 29.- Government
has issued q circular to the projects, an
nouncing that order had been established
in Lyons and TOulOD, and that the at
tempt at insurrection in the large towns
had failed, save in Marseilles, Nebonne
and st. Etienne. France, says the cir
cul2r, is relying for support on the gov
eminent. The continued occupation of
French Territory by Prussians, is due to
the insurgents. The government has
temporized with the insurrection to avoid
shedding blood, but is ready to meet and
crush it. Menotti and Ricciotti and Gar
lbaldi have declined to fight, except
against foreign enemy.
Versailles is rapidly becoming mill
tary camp. Guards are arriving continu-
ally from different points. The Deputies
of the Right in the Assembly demand the
removal of Gen. Letter, but Theirs
positively refuses his consent. Gen. De
Chaussey it appears promised the Insur-
rectionary Committee that he would not
fight except against foreigners. An
amicable arrangement between the
Paris and Versailles governments is re-
garded still as possible. Clemencian has
resigned his seat in the Assembly. Ruche-
tulon, q member of the Left in the As
sembly, has declared himself turn coat,
because the Official Journal has defended
assassination. At the meeting of the Ma
tional Assembly Freshman made de-
msnd for interruption of the communica-
tiOns with Paris.
inaugural of the Communal COun.
PARIS, March 29-At the inaugural sit
ting of the Communal Council yesterday
a resolution was adopted, declaring that
the National Guard have deserved well of
the country. The Debats says the Coun-
Gil separated at midnight without coming
to any agreement on the vital questions
at issue. The next sitting will be held to-
day.
Delay of Peace Negotiations.
BRUSSELS, March 29.-No sitting of
the Peace Conference was held to- day and
the time for the second meeting is unde.
termined. 1t is rumored that the events
in Paris have caused delay in the negO-
tiatiOns.
RUSSIA
The Porte and the Greek Church.
Sr PPTrPspUPC March 0S-The