The Portland daily press., 1871-03-27
Paris Items.

The insuIgent committee on Friday seized
copies of the address to be issued by the mayor.
of Paris at the printing Office of M. Dupont
The Office has since been guarded by battalion
of the friends Of order.
The loyal national guards on Friday seized
two cart loads of breech-Ioaders under the
care Of agents of the insurgents.
It is asserted by the insurgent organs that
numerous Bonapartists and Orleanist agents
are making attempts to bride the supporters Of
the committee, and they say that all persons
rendering themselves liable to suspicion in this
connection will be Immediately arrested and
delivered to the committee for trial
The Government has accepted the offer Of
the municipal authorities of Boulogue to fur
nish troops for the restoration Of order in PARIS
and 1t is probable that within six hours 30 600
men will be en- route from Boulogne for Paris.
The insurgents central committee have is
sued proclamation stating that Admiral Sois-
set has obtained from the Assembly and Gov
ernment complete recognition of the muDic-
ipal franchise and the right of the election of
their own officers OF the National Guard includ-
ing the COMMANDMENT Chief as well as mod
ifcation of the projected law favorable to
dodgers. The committee say that they will
now maintain their pests until they are con-
firmed therein or replaced by Others and will
guard the execution of the law. Notwith-
BCaQQIUS tu6 euOTLS IOE COUClllaGlOu Tue elGua.
ton is unchanged and a conflict is feared.
The official Journal of the committee says it
has decided upon the occupation of all m Aries
of ACCOMPLISHMENTS, and dissentients are to be
tried upon arrest The trial of Deputy Glenn
enceau has been ordered by the committee, as
has also that Of certain disse1tient journalists.
Menotti Garibaldi has been appointed COM
mander-in-chief of the insurgent Nationals.
The journals supporting the government de-
mand the employ o. force against the in
surrection.
A battalion of franc. tireurs attempted to
seize the money in the Bank of Deposit in
Rue de Lille, but met with opposition and
quickly retired.
The Moutmartreists and Garibaldians, with
two guns, invaded the Place de la Bourse
Friday afternoon. making charge upon the
guns in the hands OF loyal Nationals and de.
manded their surrender. They met with re-
fusal and repulse.
Tho mayoraty negotiation has resulted in
the leaving OF the mairies in the hands of their
actual occupants, on condition that the NUM-
cipality gave their support to the communal
election and the election of the commapdant of
the National Guard.
The committee has received information that
delegates from Marseilles, Lyons and Bordeaux,
who were recently here have returned to their
homes, and will quickly give the signal for q
analogous to that in progress in Paris.
The Montmartreists have increased their
vigilance, They stop all railway trains bound
to Versailles, and seize all ammunition found
in the cars.
The National Assembly at Versailles has re-
ceiyed a communication from the mayors of
Paris asking that before the horrors of civil
war are inaugurated in Paris that the assembly
enter into communication with the mayors and
give them full powers.
from the German authorities declaring it to be
the duty of the Versailles government to con.