The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-15
TIE FRENCH REVOLUTION.
Continued Fighting The versaiiIists Massing
for the Assault Anarchy In Paris National
Guards Executed for Treason Reading Of the
i Pence Treaty In the National Assembly, &c.

THE PROGRESS OF THE FIGHTING-BAD STATE
OF AFFAIRS IN PARIs-ATTEMPT TO AssAs-
sINATE DoMBRowsKT-THREAT TO EXECUTE
THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE.
LONDON, May 13.--The following is sum.
mary of the kilograms received vi, to this
morning:
The Commune has searched the Bank Of
France for arms, but found none. The
clerks Of the bank are now armed, and the
building is yictualled, ready to stand siege.
La Soctdle proposes the immediate eXecu-
ton Of all the members of the Central Com
mittee. It is reported that the Central
Committee is about to retire. It is rumored
that the Communists are retiring from Fort
VauVres.
Count Chambord Is making strong bid
for the throne of France in the publication
of letter. LIE Veugeur reports increasing
dlScouragements among the National
Guard, and says an attempt has been made
to assaSsinate General Dombrowski. Fight
ing is reported at st. Owen, which shows
that the sphere of attack is extending. The
German commander has demanded the dis
armament of the northern enciente of Paris.
A naval combat took place at Anteiul, in
which an insurgent boat was sunk. Baron
de Won Grigneuse, formerly attached to the
French Legation at Washington, is dead.
MORE ANARCHY IN PARIs-HATIoNAL GUARDS
SHOT FOR TREASON.
PARIS, May 13.-Brittierary replaces De-
lescluze as delegate Minister of WarSof the
Commune. Four members of the National
Guard have been shot for treason. It is
said that Gen. Rossel is at Bellcville ar
ranging for the safety Of the city in case the
Versaillists should carry the ramparts. The
members Of the Republican League have
Joined the Communists.
LONDON, May 13.-Dispatches from Paris
say that q levy en- masse is expected. Gen.
La Cecilia is now Generalissimo. The
Of France for 100000 francs. The resi-
dences of Theirs and Fauvre have been de-
stroyed. The furniture in the palaces of
the Tuflleries and Louvre was taken and
sold to day. The column in the Place Ven
dome reported down still stands.
The supposed party who attempted to
assassinate Gen. Dombrowski was stran-
ger with revolver, asking for the General
at headquarters, and having quarrel with
the sentinel. who killed him with the bayo-
net.
A Versailles dispatch says that $4,000
troops at St. Germaine will join Gen. Donai
in the grand attack on Paris.
GREAT BRITAIN-THE TIMES ON THE HIGH
COMMISSION TREATY.
LONDON, May 13.-The Times to-day is
convinced that the basis and essential pro-
visions of the treaty of Washington will
certainly be adopted by the American Sem
ate. and therefore thinks the treaty is vir-
tualIy concluded. AS for the treaty itself,
it is the result of mutual concessions, and
the Times finds in it nothing inconsistent
with national honor, or that England is
not ready to sacrifice to restore amity be-
tween the branches of the Anglo-Saxon
family.
The health of the ex-Emperor Napoleon
is much better.
THE PEACE TREATY.
VERSAILLES, May 13.-Thiers to-day COM
municated to the Assembly the treaty Of
peace with Germany negotiated at Frank
fort. The hardness Of the terms occasioned
much emotion among the members.
Eight guns, captured yesterday, were
brought to Versailles to-day.