Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-27

National Guards complain that the IN
habitants of Neuilly fred on them.
A BARRICADE.
A barricsde is begun in Rue Royale.
ORDERED TO REPORT.
The chemical manufacturers are order
ed to report to the War Minister of the
Commune, who may need their services.
REFUSED.
A special from Versailles on Sunday
says Dombrowski led the night attack on
the barricade at Quay Ansnieres, which
was carried. He then attacked the second
barricade, but was repulsed with great
slaughter by the heavy fire of twelve
Founders and mitrailleuses. His men
were also driven from the first barrioade.
KILLED.
Several insurgents wearing naval uni
forms were killed in the Rue de Bou-
longe.
VIEWING THE COMBAT.
Another correspondent telegraphs at
midnight : Yesterday the people gather
ed in large numbers on the top of the
Opera House and other high buildings to
view the combat.
RECONCILIATION.
There is a strong desire for reconcile
alton in Paris.
1t is reported that the Versaillists are
in possession of Clarendon and Nogent,
and it is expected they will be in St
Denis tomorrow.
The Versaillists are erecting works al
Chatillon,
OUT OF WORK.
Nearly 800 people are out of work in
Paris through the suppression of the
newspapers.
SHELLS FALLING.
A she'll fell at No. SO Boulevard Haus-
man to-day, and also on Avenue RENT
Hortense.
PREPARATIONS FOR RESISTANCE.
petroleum and stores have been ordered
to report to the Commune. Members OF
the engineer corps have been invited TO
submit plans, indicating an intended pro-
longed resistance.
CHURCHES REOPENED.
PARIS, April "a.
Io Oh e g. G.
have been reopened, and their cures re-
leased from imprisonment.
FORT vALERIEN OPENS FIRE.
Fort Mont Valerien slightly cannonadt d
the Maillot gate of Paris to-day. Ger.
Ducrot has resigned.
NO ARMIsTICE YESTERDAY.
PARIS, April "a, evening.
The expected hostilities did not take
place to-day, but it is believed it will
commence tomorrow. The Communist
newspapers to-day concentrate an attack
upon Theirs. A placard on walls invites
friends of order to be in readiness to
avenge their brethren murdered in the
recent butchery in the Place Vendome.
THE FEELING IN FRANCE-REsTORAT
OF NAPOLEON DESIRED.
LONDON, April %.
The Times special from Versailles says
Theirs had long interview yesterday
with Prince Albert of Saxony and Cen
er4l Fabrice. Fort Charenton has been
occupied by detachment of the Versail-
lies army. A strong reaction favorable
to the restoration of the Emperor Ma.
poleon is reported to have set in the
provinces. Numbers of Deputies to the
Assembly are known to desire to make
the Duke D'Aumale President of the Re-
public.
The News special from Versailles says
Theirs has resolved to lombard Paris
when the forts east and north of the Icity
are delivered up by the Prussians
A soRTIE.
The insurgents made a sortie on SIM.
day towards Chatillon, and at t,,e frat
captured barricade held BY the Yer
sailles troops, but were Srepulsed with
heavy loss.
REPLACED.
Gen. Donai has replaced Gen. Ducrot
In command of a portion of the army.
CIRCULAR FROM THEIRS.
VERSAILLES, April 25.
Theirs has issued circular dated the
gath. He says the last few DAYS have
been employed in engineering work and
concentrating our troops. New corps
have been formed at Cherbourg, Cambria
and Auxerre, composed of the heroes
OF Gravslotte. Generals. Donsi and
Clinchart will command them. The late
engagements at Bagneux were successes
for our troops, who captured red flag
from the enemy. The great operation
will soon commence.