The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-03-30

ORGANIZATION OF THE INsURGENT Army
TWO OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE GONE.
PARIS, March 2S.-A sub-Central Com
mittee has been formed with twelve men,
bers, the Assembly being real and Carl
baldi the honorary President.
A decree has been issued by the commit
tee organizing twenty. five battalions of in
fantry, twenty battalions of artillery, and
fifteen battalions Of mitrailleuses. General
Duval organizes the artillery, Henry the in
fantry, aud Berguet the cavalry. They are
authorized to levy contributions on any
thing. Grenghrier, q member of the COM
mittee, commands the gunboats on the
Seine.
Gustaye Flourens, chosen at the Sunday
elections, has resigned, and Falgrienne has
been suspended.
The Commune is to be officially an
nounced on Thursday.
PRuss1ANs CONCENTRATING IN FRENCH
TOWNS. ss ~-
The Prussians are concentrating at Lille
and Adam, and will remain until the disor-
ders at Paris are ended.
DETERMINATION OF THE THEIRS GOVERNMENT
TO SUPPRESS THE REvoLUTION-PARIS TO
BE ATTACKED IN EIGHT DAYS.
LONDON, March pa Times special from
Versailles says 10000 Prussians are expect
ed there to morrow.
The Theirs Government is steadily Or
ganiZing a trustworthy force for march
on Paris, which will probably be made in
eight days.
MARSEILLES IN STATE OF SIEGE.
MARsElLLEs, March 29.-The Republican
Committee has issued an address recognl-
zing the Paris Government.
LONDON, March ga dispatch from AK
says the Minister of War has declared Mar
settles to be in q state of siege.
SPLIT IN THE PARIS CENTRAL COMMITTEE,
| PARIS, March 29.-The red flag is dis.
played everywhere.
The Central Committee has split, and
some of It's members have been arrested by
their colleagues. :
STATEMENTS OF THE VERSAILLES GOVERNMENT.
VERSAILLES, March 29.-The Government
| has issued circular announcing that order
has been restored In Lyons and Toulouse ;
| that the insurrectionists have failed in all
the large towns save Marseilles, Narvone,
and st. Etienne, and that the Government
is ready to-day to meet and crush the lnsur'
rection.
Versailles is rapidly becoming military
camp. Gardes are continually arriving from
the Departments. Amicable arrangements
between the Paris and Versailles Govern
ments are still regarded as possible. -
| PROCEEDINGS OF THE PARIS COMMUNE.
| PARIS, March 29.-The Committee of the
Republic resigned their powers, but We're
newly elected. ~.. .s., stE.4
At the inaugural meeting of The Com.
mune Council to-day resolution was
adopted declaring that the National Guard
| deserve well of the country
The Council adjourned at midnight with
out coming to conclusion on any Vita
question.
ANOTHER TROUBLE FOR FRANCE.
| LONDON. March pa dispatch to the
| Daily NeacS says that the Arab Chief Sid
Mokrami, leading 10000 troops in Algiers.
has declared war against France. --
ACCOUNTS FROM NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. n
| THE ASSEMBLY. -
! VERSAILLES, March 29.-The Deputies OF
| the Right, in the Assembly, demand the
removal Of the Let's, but NJ. Theirs posi-.
lively refuses compliance.
| Gen. Chauzy promised the ttonary
Committee, before his release, that ne
would not fight except against foreigners
Gen. Clemenceau has resigned his seat In
the Assembly.
Richetolon, member of the Left, has de.
clared himself turncoat, because the on
cial Journal advocated assassination.
| A motion wAp made in the Assembly TO
to-day to interrupt communication With
! Paris. T$.5a a. III
| The Government circular says France Is
| rallying to the support OF the Government,
and asserts that the continued occupation
| of French territory by the Prussians Is due
I to the insurgents. The Government, II
says, has temporized with the iDsurrectlon
+. to avoid bloodshed. ..,,
Menotti and Ricotti Garibaldi have de-
! clined to fight except against foreign enc
my.
/ PARIS, March 29.-At the Assembly at
! Versailles to-day there was turbulent
, meeting of deputies. 81.
Large bodies OF cavalryand infantry have
arrived from the West and large military
camp. has been formed at St. German FOL
the protection Of the Government.
. BISMARCK IN CORRESPONDENCE wITE THE H.
i. sURGENT coMAITTEE. al
BERLIa, March 29.- World special. +
| There has been correspondent between
Bismarck and the Central Committee, al
| Paris. The latter represents that Theirs il
unsupported In, any;ppfoper way by the
country, and the election OF new Assem-
1 bly, mas become necessary The committee
| offered, In the meanwhile, to pay In q few
! DAYS an instsllment Of the indemnify due tt
Germany. Bismarck reply was favorable