The New York herald., 1871-03-18
General Uhrich q Candidate for
the Assembly.
A New Government Loan De-
ciled Upon.
CONFLICT OF AUTHORITY In RCUEN.
PARIS.
TElEGRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.


Continued Disorders in the City-The Cannon
mt Monimarire Inspected by General De
PaIadines-Thcir Surprise 60 be Attempted
To-Night--Tbe IusurGent National Guard
Demand Menotti Garibaldi for Their Chief
The Paris Press the Returning Ger
mans-social Ostracism Recommended.
PARIS, March II, 1871.
lam enabled to report the following for the inror.
nation Of the NEW YORK HERALD
Disorders continue in the city, but are not OF an
alarming nature. General Paladines, in citizens
Dress yesterday Inspected the cannon held by the
Montmartre insurgents.
DEMONSTRATIONS IN THE PLACE DE LA BAsTILE.
The situation in the Montmartre is unchanged.
No acts OF violence have been committed. The de.
monstrations In the Place de la Baste continue.
THE PARIS GOVERNMENT.
The Council OF Ministers is occupied with the ap-
pointment OF Projects and the reorganization Of
the Municipal Council of France.
MEN0TTI GARIBALDI AND THE NATIONAL GUARDS.
A meeting OF the officers ana subalterns Of the
National Guards OF Montmartre has been summoned
for the purpose OF signing an address resolving on
the election OF their own chief in the person OF
Menotti Garibaldi. Non-signers are denounced as
traitors, but there have yet been but few sigma
lures.
SUGGESTIVE.
The Prussians have returned to the French author
tiles $4,000 chassepot guns for use In case OF need
here.
TIE PARIS PRESS ON THE RETURNING GERMANS.
The journals complain that the Prussians are still
depredating upon the Inhabitants and urge re-
prisals.
The Debats says:-"Before we can forget that the
Germans are enemies we must cease to md them
thieves. II after their extortions they cannot
prehend that they ought not to return to France,
we have the right TO stretch a Gordon which will
exclude them from French society,""
The other papers talk In similar strain saying,
"There can be no friendship while the Germans are
In Francen
The journals unanimously deprecate the exhibit
tion OF any violence toward Germans returning to
their business and residences in Paris, but urge
their social exclusion.
A SOP TO cERBERUs.
The members of the National Guards have been
invited TO call at the American Legation to receive
each five francs In money pound OF tobacco
from the subscriptions made in America for the re-
lief OF sufferers in France.
SPORTING MATTERS.
The newspaper lie Sport reappears on Wednesday
next.
The question as to when the races will recon-
mence will be decided shortly.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
The opening exhibition Of paintings IN Paris will
take place on the 18th Of May.
The merchants Of Paris are signing protest
against the law in relation to commercial bills.
An Ofice Declined-The Cannon at Mont.
martre to be Surprised.
LONDON, Marcn IL, 1871.
Advlces from Paris for the use OF the HERALD
repert that Casimir Pereir has declined the Pre-
lecture of the Seine.
THE CANNON AT MONTMARTRE TO BE SURPRISED.
The London Times special despatch from Paris,
10th, says the government will attempt tonight
to surprise the thirty cannon held by the insurgents
In the Place de la vosges. company OF the
National Guard, on duty there, has promised to as
sst the undertaking by refusing to guard the guns
any longer.
M. Baude and the other French negotiators 20 to
Brussels on Friday evening, and the negotiations
for dennitive treaty Of peace will probably open
on Monday.