New-York tribune., 1871-04-01

THE INsuiuiNNN'
PARIS. Friday, March ST. lSl'
-,,. covorrment has completed arrangements loi
.,ovin0 against Paris The troops VIII ino'o N'1''
..noouslv with the Germans along the hne pS N'"'-
- and Bercy. Learning this, the Commune
-..,,rod % march on Versailles tonight WIN
soooo National Guards. via MOntrouge anu lamp
s.r.orv where the infantry line is stationed; over
- Or fraternzing with these, they will proceed
a. Versailles and disperse the Assembly.
,yorHrR REIGN OF TERROR THREATENED
r.pr1Ixe DEGREES ISSUED BY THE COMMITTEE
EVERY ABLE BODIED MAN MUST FIGHT
THE PAYMENT OF RENTS sUsPESDED-PRo-
POSED SALE OF THE GOVERNMENT PALACES
THE GUILLOTINE TO BE ESTABLISiiED
AGAIN -. r>.,aov March q, 1871.
Idviees from Paris state that at noon yesterday
tbe sub-C Central Committee remitted its powers 10
tbe Communal Council, and that proclamation an
uOuncing the fact to the citizens was at once issued
Adecroe was also made public abOlishing the
sonscription stating that no force except the Ma
soual Guards will be introduced into Paris, and
orderine that all able-bodied male citizens shall
belong 10 the National Guards. Another decree re-
its dodgers rents from October 1870, to April, ls7l
and saws the rents to be paid shall DO reckoned by
months. The sale of all pawned articles is sus-
uerded Another decree orders all public officials,
on PAIN Of dismissal, to disregard orders emanatlns
from the Versailles Government. Changes in the
routine of military duty are announced daily. The
Place Vond6me is pscarded with the deeTces OF the
Commune.
An documents from tho Versailles authorities are
forbidden circulation in Paris. Deputies Delescluze
and Gourmet, desiring to remain With the Commu-
nists, have resigned their seats in the Assembly.
A proclamation bearing the caption OF the
Federation National" urges the citizens Of Paris
TO prove for themselves and their descendants the
value Of liberty and they viii surely assist In found
ing the Universal Republic" Paris grows sadde1
In appearance daily. One hundred and sixty thou
sand people have left the city within the past ten
DAYS Chaplains are ordered to cease the perform
rnce of mass in the prisons. The insurance Offices
have been searched by order Of the Commune, fol
the Jewels and money deposited by the Empress
Eugenie.
A disnatch from Paris Gays fhe Communal Coun'
q. holds its deliberations in private, but the follow
ing information has been divulged: An Executive
Committee of seven members has Deeh AppolAIeu
The Commune is divided into nine sections VIZ.
Finance, War Justice, Safety, Subsistence, Educa
tion, Labor. Foreign, and Municipal. The names Of
the members are all obscure except Endes, Pyat
YlouTens, and Delescluze
Le Venqar threatens the forcible election OF the
Rational Assembly from Versailles The insurgents
.eem TO be confident that the Government troops
will not fight
NJ Blanqui has, in the formation OF the Paris Can
met. initiated the example set by Mazzlnl In the
founding of his Ministry at Rome.
The Communal Council is celebrating upon pro-
posal to pay the Prussian indemnity by selling Yer
saille for one mliard of francs to an Ango-Amerl'
can Company; Saint Cloud for SOO,oOO,OO francs
70 German gambling proprietor, and Fontainebleau
for 100000 600 francs
The delegatesto the Commune National surrounded
The General Post-Ofice to-day, and prevented its
transfer to Versailles. The postal service is COM
pletely disoTganized.
The evening edition of The Times contains a letter
describing the situation in Paris as critical. The
gTavest apprehension was felt in all quarters,
measures Of prescription were secretly enforced
everywhere and the significant word guillotine," "
though spoken only in whispers, is in eyerybody's
mouth