The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1871-05-11
Farce and Anarchy. The Latest News.


l,,>uoN. MAY $3.50 A. NJ. A Paris
-.ta rh Of Sunday SAYS that a sortie was
g.. si. oY Saturday in the direction of lssy,
the Insurgents were repulsed with
iIaou> loss, and fled 10 Paris. They
5d GA their friends, who refused to open
gates into the Vanguard quarters
here Was panic al Nanvres, where fhc
Nationals deserted their positions. Gen
Id Bo~~el! has ordered the right sleeves
iltig uniforms to be cut of rs punish
ut.
: Versatile, dispatch says the govern
aHul forces are within three hundred
lands OF Porte Maillot.
Ggn. Cluscuel viii speedily be brought
- trial
Elshclort announces that the ammuni-
friu j. running short.
orders have been issued for the arrest
r.. Gambctta.
bismarck is inclined to give up the
fiI~ imt insists on strict payment of
Wav indemnity. The main points Of
t treaty of peace have been agreed on
11occu Bismarck and Favre.
1GANKfoET, May :. The third Peace
difference. Today, was attended by
ta,rc. Power and Duerot. Bismarck and
.ar,u Arnim. Erlangel the banker,
wa- present part of the time. The Con
r,.nce lasted four hours, and agreements
,r,ar reached rs 10 the main points. A
document cmbodying the results arrived
70 viii be drawn up tomorrow, and on
Tuesday will he sent to the French AS
~,1uhv and the German Emperor for rat
uation-
rhc Emperor telcgraphed to Bismarck
Tg~ierday, saving ''While strictly adj
.u,ting To the preliminary stipulations,
4.u willing Ia afford all possible facilities
nr complete understanding | am
ing Ia iullv discuss the means for the
..lV suppression of anarchy and for the
,-l.I ii~hmcui Of 4 legal government in
trGci."
l.ie lmperialiSts are very active in the
.l districts OF France.
T,la>. May Evening. Yesterday
evening the NersailliSts recOnnoitered,
.- their ranks Were decimated by the
ultls.illcuses of the communists, and they
r.cic routed. Rossell visited the outposts
.urin. the night and returned at five this
incoming RosSclrs mother is a Scotch
woman. A the beginning of the war the
Conceal live, Al Bourges, and coming to
PARIS demanded active service, but be-
iur discouraged he thought Of journalism.
The editor 81 the Temps, however, per-
shaded him TO remain in the army. 1t is
-uc general opinion that France has at
...i i0und in him a true soldier.
At q club heldin the Church OF St. Mich
ola~. ia Champs Elysces, last night, M,
ltuiu proposed that the Commune sum
mnn The NorSaillistS to libcrate Blancqui
within tWenty-tour hours, on pain of put
ting the Archbishop of Paris to death in
,i-c OF refusal. The proposition was
auicd ly acclamation.
Ihr National Guard of the 10Th battal-
iHu. wounded in the late affair at lssy,
-i..jr that they were surprised by the Yer
.5ilIist commander, who refused quarter.
Ono Of the Guards received twenty-five
wuund>-one in the mouth. fonr in the
rhr~,. TWO in the left shoulder, six in the
slt leg. and several others on the hands
and arms He lay two hours, and crawl
,l 10 an outpost.
Funerals in the Quarter dies Gobelins
are inuumerable. The Avenue Dltalie
IT, throngod with hcarscs.
Mass MEETING In THE PLACE BAsTILE.
\ great meeting of men over fifty years
took place in the Place Bastle. Five
thousand were present and marched to
Louvre and demanded arms They say
they want to show the young men how
lo fight Arms We're promised them.
LnNpoN, May $. 1t is again rumorcd
thai Napoleon has gone to France secret
III, relying upon the disatlection in the az
my for support in an attempt to claim
The throne.