New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-22
v5L. XXX-...No' 9,34I
THE PARIS MOB.
,,ocrs n1ssY. vANvREs, AND BIcEIRh W.
i'' crrIEp BY THE INSURGENTS


boNH -, c,,>,rpAI. COMMITTEE -fllEIR
,c,1xsr THE THEIRS GOVERN
MESr, ,,s tuesday March q, 1871.
-....4;o,, IN Paris to-day is unchanged. Fresh
barbados lave been erected Dat '''re 10 S'"e'"'
,riot,,ds The Omnibuses have stopped running
.r,4r,ai, IA. ceased. The Nationals nave occupied
s.. missy vanvros and Bicetre The Ponce Com
c,issioners have been arrested
,a..,,or,,tion has been issued bearing the sigma
,.ros 81 Louis Blanc, Victor Sehoelcher ana Others
.h;or contains the following statement;
4. .,+,,ot,l bv the absolute necessity OF convinc-
-p,r;s and the Republic, of the best means of
..i,o,ir, an end which viii satisfy the legitimate
,,bos q inc French people, We will propose 10 the
v,iorsl Assembly measures providing Tor the elec-
a, +; the National Guards of its own chiefs, and
-, .Le .rc1tiou of Municipal Council to be elected
~ the su.rages of all the citizens What is most
wanted now Is order in liberty and by liberty"
The Central Committee published yesterday its
cc,ial Journal headed " The Official Journal Of the
r,o.Ioqs federation" 1t contains the following;
"a manifesto originating in the sufrages of 2l5
N.,slogs OF the National Guard repudiates disturb
,sce Tie Government calumniates Paris, and arms
are Provinces. 1t imposes upon us commander,
attempts night dSarmings, removes the capital and
sf3inousiy seeks to besmear our honor with bloody
E.ia The Nationals have participated IN no crime"
Aqro,, NATION fixes the elections for Wednesday.
Tie Joafal also announces that the Committee will
ab'ie3te power upon the election Of new one by
the people The Committee is firm in its decision to
-e,7s the q,cminaries Of peace for the sake Of the
Republic. An appeal to the Departments invites
eu adhcsions TO the cause. The Journal also con-
tains an cxhcrtation to the press to respect the
HspubGc justice, and truth, complete political
amnesty is promised. The Courts which have
proved partial are to be abolished. The Committee
rcpu5atcs all participation in the execution of Gems
Lecomte and Thomas.
TIE Cfi lie Pe,ple says that Paris must proclaim
hcrc,li q free, autonomous republican city.
The Nationals have entered and sealed up the
Offices of the Figaro and GGalois. The Nationals
lave discovered fresh stores Of arms and an1nuni-
..ol, aud now completely possess the whole city.
IT,; insurgents have on several occasions fred into
ea,l other by mistake No particulars of these oc-
cuu,os OF accounts of the loss of life, at hand
Gen. Clauzy was so maltreated by the mob that
r. was sent to the hospital. He is now confined in
t.s Ia SJrto prison. His sister was also arrested.
lhc Iu-prrent Central Committee it is reported.
has signed an order for the release of Gems Chanzy
al Tmqugt.
Goa Cremor is spoken of the probable COM
ranler ~ thc National Guards. The insurgents have
,.-.I the funds in the Hotel de Vile and the
Ns,oraldes Al the approaches to Paris are
guarded 10y The Nationals, for the purpose Of pre-
voting invasion.
.,,ay persons were shot without trial On Sunday
The Nationals viii shoot NJ. Theirs and Gems. Vinoy
AID DAmeIles if they should be captured.
There is & strong reaction among the respectable
portion Of the inhabitants. The Central Committee
IS alarmed lcrcat and seeks the mediation of the
Mayor Of the city for the appointment Of Admiral
Ssssot to the command of the National Guard.
A majority Of the journals of Paris consider the
elections ordered by the insurgent committee as
;d
Tic inurccut journals declare a willingness to
:relt With the Versailles Government on the follow
ipg conditions: The election of communal council
10y the people Of Paris; the reorganization of the
National Guard coupled with the power Of sef-elec-
ton and removal Of their officers; and the suppress
seu Of tLe prefecture Of police of Paris.
The army journals declare that NJ Theirs is the
t.thor Of the troubles in Paris, and counsel the
,.c~ls to self government rmness and tranquility
a meeting Of he editors of the Paris press was
lcll today, at which a resolution was adopted
declaring that the convocation Of the electors for
tomorrow should be regarded as null and void;
IT,; public opinion is decidedly against the Com
aittee which ordered it, that it is to be hoped the
Committee is not implicated in the illegal and
criminal acts of the insurgents; and that now is
;ae time for the National Guard of Paris to come
forward and put end 80 this deporable state Of
l1airs.
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