Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-03-30
his life, and the time of taking it was a questi
of expediency.-W Washington Chronicle.
Miscellaneous Dispatches.


/ ITEMS FROM PARlSs
PARIS, March 2S-This afternoon n sub-cen-
| trail committee was formed, consisting Of twelve
| members. Assy is the real president, and Carl
baldi honorary president of the committee. De-
| crees were issued for the formation of twenty
| five battalions of infantry, twenty batteries of
artillery and fifteen batteries of mitrailleuses.
The national guards are to be paid two and
| half franc daily Gen, Duvol organizes the
artillery, Henry the infantry, and Bergeret the
| cavalry. They are Authorized TO levy acquisitions
on everything.
Genghrer, a member of the committee, COM
| mands the gunboats in the Seine. Flourens has
resigned, Voleranne is suspended, and Carl.
baldi has been offered the supreme command OF
| the national guards, but it is nor known wheth-
or he will accept.
100000 voted. The erie du Peupe opposes the
election of the commander-in-chief of the ma
tional guards as dangerous and useless, and
urges the deposition of the assembly.
La Verite says that the committee are hinder
ing the seed and corn sent from America from
reaching the farmers, The Francois, Debats,
Steele and Verite blame the inaction and reac-
ton of the assembly. The commune was pro-
claimed in the place de la hotel de Vile at four
O'Clock yesterday afternoon Speeches were
made by members Of the communal council
from a platform covered with red cloth. The
approaches TO the place were filled with an enor-
nous crowd of nationals, who often raised their
caps on the points of their bayonets, at the same
time zealously cheering the republic. Sixty
guns had been collected in the place, and salutes
by the artillery were repeatedly fired
March 29.-Paris is quiet to-day. The red flag
| is displayed everywhere. The central commit
| tee has split, and some of its members have
been arrested by their colleagues. Diplomatic
intercourse at Versailles is said to be extremely
difficult.
FROM LONDON.
LONDON, March 29.-At noon yesterday, Paris
was quiet, and the insurgents committee re-
tanned the important positions. NJ. SchOelcher
has resigned. The committee has dismissed
twenty-five officials in the department Of finance
! for diSobedience.
A letter from Gen. Cremer, repudiating the
| committee, is published. The bank OF France
| has again advanced five hundred thousand
francs to the insurgents. The postal director re-
| fuses to give up his functions to the appontee
| of the committee The Prussians are concen-
trating at L'lsle Adam, near Paris, and will re-
main there until the disorder in the city is at
an end The Times special from Versailles says
| that 10000 Prussans are expected there TO NOR
| row. The government is steadily organizing
| trustworthy force for the march on Paris, which
| will probably be made in about eight days. 1t
| is said that preparations are being made tor the
remov Il of the assembly to Fontainbeau.
The republican committee of MarseeS has
| issued a proclamation recognizing the Paris
| government. MarseilleS is tranquil and the
strikes have ceased. The nationals Of this city
| A dispatch from AK says that the minister of
| war has declared Marseilles in state of siege.
| Correspondence from Versailles says that
| GARNER has been condemned to death as a con-
| tumacious Bonapartist.
| A special dispatch to the Daily News from
Brussels says the Arab Chief Sid Makrain with
10000 troops, is within twenty-five leagues of
| Algiers and has declared war against France.
The Royal Albert hall of science and arts was
opened to-day for public use by the queen in
the presence of 10 900 spectators. The prince of
Wales, Duke of SaXe-Cobourg Gotha, Prince
Arthur, Prince Christian, Princess Louise, the
marquis of Lorne, Princess Beatrice and a large
number of the nobility were in attendance.
FROM OTHER POINTS.
BUCHAREST, March 2S.-The new Roumanan
cabinet has been formed, with Gen. TIL, minis
| ter of public worship, and Floresco, minister of
war. In consequence of the passage of an indi-
rect vote of censure, it is expected that the dis
solution Of the chamber will be announced to-
morrow.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 2S.-The patriarch
of Constantinople has complained to tine Rus
sian synod that the sublime porte is disturbing
the order of the church in Bulgaria.
VERSAILLES, March 29.-The government has
issued circular to the projects, announcing
that order has been established in Lyons and
Toulouse, and that an attempt at insurrection i'll
the large towns had failed, save in Mafseilles,
Nartonne and Saint Etienne TheIFrance says
that the circular is rallying the people to the
the support OF the government The continued
occupation of French territory by the PruSsians
is due to the insurgents. The government has
temporized with instruction to avoid the she'd
ding of blood, but is ready to-day to meet and
crush it. 1t is reported that Gen. Cluseret has
been appointed to the general administration of
the insurgent military affairs, vice Du Besson,
| suspended. Flourens' resignation of his mill
tary functions has been accepted.