Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-03-30
by Telegraph
NEWS FROM FRANCE.


luton, which within q week will spread
to all the large towns, and will render
the position of the government in the
rural district untenable.
The News special from Brussels says
Bazaine is about to leave for France and
LIE Boeuf will 60 to Hague.
The insurgents have seized gunboat
in Seine-capturing the crew and some
unimportact documents.
The official journal of committee an.
nounces that eighteen battalions of the
National Guard out of twenty-four or.
ganized in Lyons support the commune
The new government had been proclaimed
there without bloodshed.
Prussian outposts had been advanced tc
Vincennes.
VERSAILLES, March a.
The Minister of War has notified the
Projects to raise battalion of Modified
volunteers in each of the departments, in
pursuance of law, which has just passed
the National Assembly. These volun.
teers are to receive daily one and hall
francs. Their officers are to be appointed
by the Minister RI War.
The Debats says Lullier is insane, and
is cared for by his colleagues of the Cen
trail committee.
The revolt in Algeria is spreading.
The TeIegraph's correspondent at Yer
sailles reports that the government hal
ordered the prompt arrest of Garibaldi
upon his appearance upon French soil.
Gen. Du Flo retires from the ministry
of war, and will be succeeded by Gen
Clermbanlt, the returned prisoner from
Germany.
1t is generally thought the government
is defunct, and the rumor is current thai
Theirs will be forced to resign and bt
succeeded by Due D'Aunale.
PARIS, March q.
The result Of the vote in Paris is ye
unknown. The figure thus far returned
show there were but few votes.
The insurrectionary Central COMMITTEES
has extorted from some of the supporter
of the committee of order, full ant
exact list of members of that organiza
ton.
LONDON, March 81.
There is great excitement at Paris. Tht
insurgents have obtained possession o
the gunboat fotilla. The elections are
progressing slowly.
Admiral Soisset has arrived at Yer
sailles in disguise, his troops having de-
serted him.
Theirs is threatened for his inactiop
Due D'Aumale is mentioned as his prob
able successor.
Theirs says when be has 100000 troops
he will march against Paris. He gives
the insurgents two hours time to surren'
der the city, and if the city is not sur.
rendered at the end of that time, he will
commence coercion.
The Prussian outposts have advanced
to the gates of Paris at Vincennes.
The meetings of the Assembly at Yer
sailles are stormy. A provision for LIE
cemte's children has been decreed, also
monuments for both Thomas and LIE
comte.
PARIS, March 81.
The official journal of the Central Re
publican committee in an editorial to.
day, says the first task of the newly
elected municipality of Paris will be the
compilation Of charter that will secure
the rights of the people and prevent the
representation of large towns from being
swamped by the country. Another arti,
Gle in the same journal demands that all
matters essentially Partisan must be
within the domain of the commune.
La NozpeLo Repu6lique advises the
commune to pronounce the dissolution of
the rotten Assembly and to impeach its
members. La Yerite says the deputies
from Paris to the National Assembly
have determined to resign, and merely
await the opportunity.
The Paris Journal says that new min
istry will soon be formed which will in
clude the Due de Broglie in the Office of
Foreign Affairs, and Marshal MacMahon
in the Ministry of War.
The conservatives were successful in
Sundays elections only in the srrondise-
ments of the Bourse, the Louvre and
Passy. The rich generally abstained
from visiting the polls, and the merchants
voted for the conservative ticket. The
individuals elected are Obscure, with the
exceptions of Finerens, Blapquin, Pyatt
and Gambon.
Barricading continues, and the utmost
vigilance is manifested by the insurgent
Nationals. The Place Vendome has the
aspect of camp.
1t is said the Yer sailles government is
with the Prussisns to allow
an increase of the number of French
troops on this side of the Loire.
Rumor says that Gen. Cremer is sus-
peeted by the Com mittee, and has gone to
Versailles.
VERSAILLES, March 81.
Theirs made an eloquent though brief
address in the National Assembly to-day,
in which he defended the wisdom of his
policy, and took solemn oath that he
would not betrsy the Republic.
1t is expected that NJ. Blaneue will be
President of the new government, and
that its power will centre in Flourens,
Pyatt, Delesohizer, Lefranc and vermorel
The Times special also states that the
Prussians daily ask the v ersailles govern
ment to agree to the German occupation
OF Paris, and are as frequently refused.
VERSAILLES, March 90.
Marseilles continues tranquil. Ally
ons the regular authorities have resumed
the administration of sffairs, and at 81.