The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1871-04-07
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vxnsAl1L.k G-Forts lssy and vsnSeiS ars r1so
lutely boubardiiR Chatillou.
the bridge At sevres.
Pans. ga proclamation Of the Commune an
nounees retaliatosy measures regarding prjsoners
The Solr, Labsrts ard NasaossI are suppressed
The churches Of Madeline and Assumption have
been pillaged.
The artillery duel between the federal pest and the
assemblies. continues. but 10 iusignidcant.
An attack 10 expected tonight
The Nositsur 10 conciliatory.
Prices Of provisions are rising.
The principle citissns will draw up manifesto de-
manding the maintenance Ut the republic.
The municipal body Of Paris 10 deciding all ques.
lions relative 70 the organization Of the city instruc
tion finance public worship, and guard Of Paris BY
the Nationals, - . basis Ut Cancellation
The Assombyists occupy oil roads to Versailles. It
10 probable the whole column Of Bcrgel il prisoners:
$500 women and children accompany the Fcderalist
troops.
VERSAILLES, 6.-Thiers issued circular etatuc the
troops entered Marseilles taking 500 prisoners The
Committee fed.
Except Paris, the towns rally to the support Of the
Government.
London, The Tinses special from Versailles,
states that sO00 insurgents are taken prisoners.
Paris IL In . state Of CONSERVATION.
The people Of Versailles are iritated against the
insurgents.
The TelegropAs correspondent says the first Prus.
to march to Paris.
The reign of terror continues.
The daily NtwS special says the Nationals attacked
the Government troops on Tuesday near Aendon and
were completely routed.
1t ia rumored 10000 Nationals entered Versailles
It IL doubtful
The effective atrcngth Of the Communists is 10000
men aud 100 guns.
Fighting IL continued In Paris.
MISCELLANEOUS.
MADslD, Sin the Cortcs tho Minister Of Com.
mcrce contradcted the report that the United States
proposed to purchase the West indies The honor Of
Spain fosbids the sale.
San Francisco, a-Thc heaviest rain storm of the
season commenced Ut this .. m, and continues IN
sbated.
Eugene Mccarthy has been convicted On an ,ndict-
ment for libel on the Hibersian Hank
Washington, &. The Democratic members Of the
House held caacus this A. M, Hon. Fernando Wood
In the chair. A general interchange of views was
had the course Of action to be taken by the minor
ity AZ to the various House amendments to be pro-
posed to the Ku Klnx bill. The proceedings were
entirely harmonious and conclusion satisfactory to
all reached. They have decided to oppose all amend
ments generally rs well as the bill itself.
Hh~H
excitement continues the annexation question.
otherwise the republic il quiet.
New York, q. 1t was autographed from Washington
last night well informed authority that the abors
of the Joint High Commission will be finished in
fortnight from the present time and that the treaty
which will be the basis Ut settlement Of the points
Of difference between the two countries will be ready
to submit to the Senate at that time.
Versailles, g.. notwithstanding their defects, tho
Communists have rallied all their forces in Pars and
desperate conflict will take place before the Govern
nent troops enter tho capital The Commune has
ordered all citizens between ~ and IS years Of age to
enter the ranks, aud this decree 10 enforced with
vigor
Msssy, Blanqa. and Gambon, having inc urred sus-
picion their colleagues have been arrested and arc In
danger Of execution.
Prince d Joiuvic has ded to London. -
The Connecticut ElcctieA
Hartford April s.-Thc State is close and both sides
are confident In total registered vote Of over lOO
900 It 10 impossible TO state what the result will be
We hear that in Waterbury, Kendrck tDeml for Con-
gross, 10 running behind his ticket The Democrass
concede that Strong (Rep 10 elected in this district
The majority for English in this city will be reduced
$50 or 3Oc votes There will be = handsome Republic
elm gain In New Britain. The Republicans will be
likely to elect majority of the Common Council in
this city.
New York April 5. "A dispatch received from Hart.
ferd at o'clock this morning says English has Is
majority, with \ possibility Of forty or more. 1t
Stamford gave Jewell l04 instead OF ~ 10 first re-
ported, 1t IL probable that Governor has not been
elected BY the people. The Senate will have Rcpub
ltcan majority and the house Republican majority
Of Is Strong. for Congress- has 80 majority: Kellogg
~. Starkweather about 1860 and Barnum 600
Hartford, Our corrected returns give English
plurality. There are slight discrepancies in or
towns but giving English the benefit Of all doubt he
cannot have more than Is Or ~ majority, and there
scattering votes enough overcome that and send
the election to the Legislature There 10 an alleged
mistake Of ~ In the count Of Esdeld. which II cor.
rected will on our figures put Jewell 10 ahead An
Official count alone will settle 1t,
Hartford 5th.. The revised count of votes furnished
BY town clerks gives English majority Of H. with
probability OF scattering votes enough to put the
election into tho General Assembly. The Congress
sona majorities arc: LIST district strong ~ I'd dis
trct Kellogg u; 9TH district Baruun 1871 I'd district
las. Legislature. Senate 10 Republic
cans to Democrats Houee, 100 Republicans to $50
Democrats. The Ti1ses throws out Is Republican
votes in Cheshire, which the Republican papers count
and makes Engllshs majority -. The Fyess figures
bic majority at IL, and scattering votes At II, 1t
elaine the election will 60 to the Legislature but some
Of these votes returned scattering will be counted
BY the canvassess. The chances now are about even
With possibly eight odds in favor Of Jewell There
d possibility that Nicholas, Republican candidate
for Treasurer, 10 elected.
Missouri Election.
81 Louis, Hh..At the city election yesterday the
Democrats elected the entire ticket BY maJor,tics
anging from 1876 to 5000 Out Of - alderman elected
10 were Democrats, which makes the Council tie
The total vote was 30 cut Of total registration Of
5000 The Democrat attrihutss the defeat to the
Germans, many Of whom did not vote The RspubU-
M claims that many 0esmans voted the Democratic
icket The charter elections At Ssdalia Clinton,
Chilocothe and Wancnsburg, yesterday,
we're c,srisd By tho Democrats.
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