Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-03-30
The Report to Be Sent In.
ALL QUIET IN PARIS,
le Red Flag Flies
Everywhere.
Interesting General News
FROM FIR ANCE.
THE INsURGENT ORGANIZATION.

THE INsURGENT ORGANIZATION.
PARIS, March 90.
This afternoon the sub.central commit
tee was formed. M. Assy is the real
President and Garibaldi honorary Presi-
dent of the committee. DEGREES were is
sued for the formation of twenty-five bat
talions of infantry, twenty batteries of
artillery and fifteen batteries of mitrail-
leuses. The National Guards are to be
paid two and half francs daily. Gen
eral Duval organizes the artillery, Henry
the infantry and Bergert the cavalry.
They are authorized to levy acquisitions
on everything. Goughier, a member of
the committee, commands the gunboats
in the Seine. Flourens has resigned.
Volgarmie is suspended and Garibaldi
has been offered supreme command of the
National Guards. It is not known whether
he will accept.
THE ELECTION FORCE.
The commune will be officially pro-
claimed on Thursday next. Of $4,000
registered voters in Paris, only 10000
voted.
THE COMMUNAL COUNCIL.
PARIS, March &c.
At the inaugural sitting of the Com
munal Council yesterday resolution was
adopted declaring that the National
Guard have deserved well of the country.
The Debats says the Council separated
at midnighl without having come to any
agreement upon the vital question at is
sue. The next sitting will be held to-day.
THE INSURGENTS STILL IN POWER.
LONDON, March 20.
At noon yesterday Paris was quiet, and
the insurgent committee still retained all
the important positions. M. Scheelcher
has resigned. The committee has dig
missed twenty. Eve official in the Depart
ment of finance for disebedience.
SENTIMENTS OF THE PRESS.
The Gre du Peuple opposes the election
of Commander-in-Cbief of the National
Guard as dangerous and useless, and
urges the deposition of the Assembly.
La Verite says the committee are hinder
ing the seed corn sent from America from
reaching farmers. The Francois, Debats,
Steele and Verite blame the inaction and
reaction of the Assembly.
TIRE COMMUNE PROCLAIMED.
The commune was proclaimed in the
Place de la Hotel de Vile at 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon. Speeches were made
by members of the Communal Council
from platform covered with red cloth,
but were qnite inaudible at little dis
lance. The approaches to the place were
filled by an enormous crowd of the Ma
tionals, who often raised their caps on the
points of their bayonets, at the same time
zealously cheering the republic. Sixty
gum had been collected in the Place, and
salvos of artillery were repeatedly fred.
THE INSURGENTS REPUDIATED.
A letter from Gen. Cremer repudiating
the Committee ia published.
MONEY FOR THE REVOLT.
The Bank of France has again ad.
vanced five hundred thousand francs to
the insurgents.
PERSISTENT OFFICE HOLDER.
The Postal Directory refuses to give
up his functions to the appointee of the
Committee.
PRUssIANs TO RESTORE ORDER.
The Prussians are concentrating at
Isle, near Paris, and will remain there
until the disorder in the city is at an end.
The Times special from Versailles says
that 10000 Prussians are expected there
tomorrow. The government is steadily
organizing trustworthy force for a
march upon Paris, which will possibly be
made in about eight days.
THE ASSEMBLY TO BE REMOVED.
1t is said that preparations are being
made for the removal of the Assembly to
Fontainbleau.
THE PARIS GOVERNMENT RECOGNIZED.
The Republican committee at Mar
coihoS hao ioeucu piooioihatlou fcCoS-
nizing the Paris government.
MARsEILLEs IN STATE OF SIEGE.
Marseilles is tranquil, and strikes have
ceased The Nationals of the city have
elected Durcoin their Colonel. A dis
patch from AK says the Minister of War
has declared Marseilles in state of siege.
TROUBLE IN ALGERIA.
LONDON, March 80.
A special dispatch to the Daily News
from Brussels says the Arab Chief Sid
Mokrani with 10000 troops is within
twenty-five leagues of Algiers, and has
declared war against France.
STEAMER SCANDINAVIAN.
The steamship Scandivian from Port
land touched at Neville to-day.
A BoNAPARTIsT CONDEMNED TO DEATH.
LONDON, March 90.
The correspondence from Versailles
says that GAMER, member of the central