The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-04-02

~ PARIS, March 3O.-4Tho manufacturers OF
raIis have 1scsiysa %;,, nom .n sn worR
The workmen must keep their arms stacKeo
ready for use, as q conflict was very probable.
The Communities still disagree among them
open in Paris, all the judges having fed from
the city. In the National Assembly, Theirs has
declared that the withdrawal of the Germans
from france Is fo. the moment Psrs a%a the
French forces will be increased proportionate-
ly. Copies Of the Figaro on sale at all the
newspaper stands were seized to-day by the
it's publication forbidden. The Cri dS Peupte
and FFGncais both make the announcement
that General La Lemans has completely sup
this s afternoon S ting sub Central committe pass
ed sentence of death on Wilfred FOnvielle for
being engaged in an obstinate and guilty at
tempt against the existence of the committee:
Gen.. Duva1 was at the same time authorized
to search out and arrest all enemies of the COM
mune. Cri du Peuplo Tengear and Eouvelle Re
pnbligne attack the Assembly in violent terms.
Versailles. The city is quiet. At sitting of
the b-Central Committee, to-day Gen. DIVA!
submitted proposition for the disarmament of
that portion of the National Guard which had
eminent. Aasy in q speech said, the Republic
had formed q Committee of safety and ran no
danger from its opponents who would be shot
Wil m ae the sa%e as
VERSAILLES, March 29.-The Deputies of the
Departments of Vosges, Meurthe and others
have proposed to ask the National Assembly to
send Commissioners to the Departments to or
ganize q force to march on Paris. 1t is stated
that Bourbon fusion has been accomplished,
with Count Chambord as the acknowledged
tuition providing for Parliament on the mo-
del of England. Gen. Vinoy has been super
coded in the command of the army by Gen.
Borral. Gen. Charette has succeeded in arm
Iv,rpe dvNlo Osr ,nf% Cav
ernment 5000 Bretons. dispatch from Yer
sailles to the Times says Pauyer, Quertier and
Valodan have been negotiating at Rouen, and
that after several kilograms had been exchang-
ed with the Government at Berlin, Herr Fa-
br.ce, German Civil Administrator in France,
consented to the increase of the garrison of
Paris to $4,000 men. Gen. Vinoy is still in
command of the French army. dispatch
from Versailles to the Telegraph says there was
picket firing last night between the Nationals
and Government officers on the road between
after consultation with General Ducrot, Chan
~ and Trochu, decided upon q plan for an at
tack on Paris. In the Assembly Wednesday
Theirs made speech, in which he admitted
regularly and that there were too many Ger
man troops in the country A dispatch from
Marseilles report all quiet. The Government
authorities have suspended all action for the
present.
LONDON, March Gothic Queen of Sweden
is dead. De Schloezer has been appointed rep
| resentatiye of the German Empire at Washing
! ton. In the House of Commons tonight o Pc
tition was presented bearing the signature of
quarter of o million of persons, asking the
repeal of the contagious disease act. Sir
Charles Dixie denounced the action of Russia
in repudiating the treaty of Paris, and also
the tone'of the dispatch of Prince Gortschakoff
announcing the abandonment of the treaty.
He blamed Earl Granville for consenting to re-
open the Euxine question in the London con-
ference and asserted that owing to the COLI
sion between Russia and Prussia, the result of
the conference was inevitable.