The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-02
p A r l S.
Herald Special Report from
the French Capital.
Evacuation Of GenneVillierS by the
Government Forces.
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,Cannonading and Musketry
Firing at Neuilly.
EXCITEMENT AND ALARM IN PARIS.
General Cluseret Dismissed from
the Ministry Of War.
MORE BARRICADES In THE STREETS.
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The Freemas0ns Manning the
Ramparts.
The FreemasOns Manning the
Ramparts.
1ELEGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

1ELEGRAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.
We have received the following despatch
from our special correspondent in Paris -
PARIS, Monday Might,
Via BoULoGNE May l, 1871.)
The second enceinte of the Notifications
has been erected close to the real fortiica-
lions. Cluseret has been released.
IssY TO BE BLOWN UP.
Issy is in ruins and the village has been
evacuated. understand that the fort has
been undermined, and when the Versailles
troops enter it is to be fired.
GENNEvILLIERs EVACUATED.
Gennevilliers has been evacuated by the
Versailles troops by order of the Prussians.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Mezy, the Governor of Issy, has been ar
rested.
The Journal la Pair has been suspended
Dombrowski has ordered the inhabitants of
Neuilly to evacuate the place within twenty
-four hours.
The cause Of Cuserets arrest was the aban-
nonment Of Issy, for which he was partly
blamed.
The battery at the Porte des Ternes is dis
amounted.
It is reported that DombrowsAi has been
arrested.
,CannenadIng at NeuiIly-Recfkless Firing
Waste Of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
In Disgrace-Okolowitz Severely Wounded.
PARIS, May l. 1871.
The Journal de Paris says the versaillsts
have evacuated Gennevilliers.
CANNONADINa AT NEUILLY.
There was cannonading and q musketry fire
bt Neuilly all through last night, but It has
how slackened.
RR0KLEss FIRING AND GREAT xxcrrxMRNT.
The firing last night was fearful and
apparently utterly reckless. Nothing to COM
pare with 1t has occurred since the COM
menoement Of the civil war. The city is
greatly excited and alarmed, and groups of
frightened people are collected In almost
bvery street and avenue discussing the state
bf affairs.
CLUsERRT DISMISSED AND ARRESTED.
General Cluseret has been dismissed from
fhe Office Of Minister Of War by the Commune,
Snd Is replaced BY M. Rossel. The Cri du
suple says General Cluseret has been arrested
by order of the Executive Committee, with
HE approval Of the Commune.
THE NEW COMMANDER OF IssY.
General La Cecilia is in command at Fort
tssy.
GENERAL oKoLowITz SERIOUSLY WOUNDED.
General Durassier replaces General Okolo-
WITT, who has been wounded. General
pkolowitz's wound is very severe one, and
his recovery is doubtful.
RETURN OF THE MASONIC DELEGATION.
The delegates from the Masonic lodges Of
Paris have returned from Versailles, unable to
accomplish anything. They reported that M.
rhiers expresses the opinion that peaceable
arrangement with the Paris Commune is
impossible.
4atcr-Cluserct Not to be MISUNDERSTANDING
Pole in Command-The Freemasons-Thc
New War Ministcr-The Provincial Flee.
lions.
PARIS, Monday Afternoon, May 1, 1871.
The Commune has revoked the order for
8he arrest of General Cluseret.
MORE BARRICADEs
A series of barbados are building to CON-
Rletely encircle the city.
ANOTHER POLE IN COMMAND.
General Wrobolosk is now in command of
Hhe left bank Of the Seine and the forts outside
bhe walls.
THE FREEMAsoNs.
The delegates of the Freemasons were
boldly received by Theirs, and returned to the
Hity on foot. The Masons take turns with the
Nationals In guarding the banners of the
Order on the ramparts, and do duty bravely
hinder terrible fire.
TIE NEW WAR MINISTER.
M. Rossel, IL accepting the insurgent Minis
Ery of War, says be shall have need Of the
absolute cooperation of the Commune, the
Troops and the people of Paris.
THE PROVINCIAL ELECTIONS.
The provincial elections in all parts Of
France have resulted In the choice Of con-
hervative republicans.
PRIVATE TELEGRAPHING SUSPENDED.
Private telegraphing in Paris Is again
entirely suspended.