Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-05-26
From Paris.

Paris through the gate of St. Cloud
Later advicos state that Donai holds DO.
sition inside the walls, while q flag is hoistcd
at the Antoric gate, where two regiments
have entered.
NIalakoF and Fort Montrouge are abondon-
cd by tho Insurgents.
1t is stated that Pyatt, Groussc and other
Commune leaders have disappeared.
The only Commune generals now outside
the walls arc Dombrowski, in Bois DeBouloge,
aud Wroblemski, at Chantilly.
1t is reported that the Arc D'Tromphe is
reached by the Versaillists.
The guns on the rampar.s have been turn
Cd on the Insurgents.
There are 10000 men under Issy, and
1000 more moving on the open gates
PARIS, May 2l.--Tns AFTERNOON three
squadrons of cavalry were reviewed amid tire.
mendous excitement. Generals IIeuicr and
Fortune presented them with Standards and
they shouted, eve will defend them till
death"
Soon aftcrward, Pitot Vanvrcs, by order
Of tho Commune, was evacuated, in order to
shelter Montrouge.
At six o'clock tonight the Vcrsallists Ell.
tered LA Muctte gate, and sharp fighting Gu
sued.
Extraordinary rumors are anoat.
1t is reported that the Fcrsuiliss have
been rcpulsed. Mounted ordilics have just
arrived at the War Office with news.
Colonel Lisboune, commanding the franc
tircurs, it is stated, will Immediately attack
the Y Vcrsaillists in the flank
LONDON, May Accommodation with
Paris is suspended. The Prussians have cut
the Northern Railroad.
Dombrowski's capture is reported.
The bombardmcnt of that portion of the
Paris Notifications held by the Insurgents
continues.
A Versailles dispatch of this morning says
the Vcrsaillists hold the gates of St. Cloud,
l[ossy, Antcpil, Trocancrc, and Mucttc, and
half the Versailles army is within the walls.
Heavy firing is heard in the Champs Ely
secs.
VERSAILLES, May 22.-Gcneral Dombrow-
ski was reported taken prisoner by the Yer.
sailes troops, but is said to have been re.
captured by his own men and suce made an
attempt to escape from Paris 1t is now
stated he and his command are surrounded
near Saint Qucu, and probably will be cap,
turcd.
PARIS, May 22-This afternoon the Yer.
sailist army occupied Paris.
The Headquarters of Marshal and McMa.
hon arc established in the new Opera House
The Headquarters of General Cissy, whose
forces entered the city from the South, are in
the Ecolc Militaire, which fronts the Champs
de Mars.
There was great explosion near the Es
planade dcs lpvalides
NFw York, May ga IJorlas cable
dispatch from Paris, dated May %, A. NJ,
says: All is over. Seventy thousand Yer
sailists have entered the city, and more are
now coming. They marched in all night,
coming through six gates, and met with
slight resistance The barricades were not
defended. No mines were exploded. The
Ncrsailists arc now moving OH the Hotel de
wills, whcrc tho Communists will make their
last stand The Vcrsaillists behaved spcn,
didly, committing no cxccsscs.
New ORLEANS, May 1S.-Thc American
Union Club entertained Mr.. Grecly last night
Glcely made speech in which he said this
was his first visit to the South | come here,
said he, with heart devoted to the good of
all the people They are not my enemies
now, who we're six or eight years ago
bear hatred to no one. | believe tho best
men should occupy the best places without
any reference to bygones. The peril which
ncccsstatcd the exclusion of somc men from
| the ballot,box no longer exists lie opposed
disfianchisement as no longer necessity
| There would not be l<u hlux in the land
now if there had been general amnesty five
years ago. 1t would have united tho people,
and healed the wounds produced by the war
For that he had struggled, and the time was
| not far distant when every American would
have his fair say at the ballot box, and the
majority rule.
WASHINGTON, May 19-Outrasc Com.
mittce has adopted the following: Senators
Scott, Fool and Blair and Representatives
Poland, Stevenson, Colburn, Colburn, Beck
and Vantrump arc a sub committee to hold
sessions in Washington, with power to send
subs from the sub committee throughout the
South. This arrangement lasts until the
twentieth of Septem Der, when the .ul com
mittee will meet and arrange further pro.
gramme.
Souri, CAROLINA BONDS. Tho New York
Ueroid, Of the 10th, in it's financial article
says: "Thc discussion and debates in the re.
cent Convention at Columbia, by giving n
vent to the i'll feeling of both parties in South
Carolina, and enabling them to come to some
thing like harmonious understanding, have
produced better feeling in the South Caro-.
linas, evidenced today in the advance of July
bonds to sixty four"
CoNFEDERATE DEAD IN PENNSYLVANIA