Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-13
TclcgrapIlIc summary.

!. The FIRE from Issy to Vanvres to,day
was very weak. Other Federal bat
teries kept up a vigorous cannonade.
In the Assembly to day, Picard stig,
matised the projected Congress at Bor,
deaux as criminal, and announced that
steps have been taken by the Govern,
ment to prevent its assemblage.
Paris, May S.-All goes we'll
Paris, May 8-Eyening-Dumont
is appointed commander of Fort Issy.
Lacecla will probably command on
the right bank of the Siene.
All the journals of Paris, even the
most conservative, condemn the action
of the Versailles government IN pro,
hibiting the ASSEMBLING of the projected
Congress.
Moulin, Sagnt and BruYores have
received reinforcements.
London, May 8-A rumor comes
from Brussels that a formal treaty of peace
has been signed at Frankfort.
Bismarck has not yet returned to
Berlin, butts expected to morrow.
In the House of Lords this evening,
the University test bill was sustained
by FIVE majority.
La the House of Commons, the dis
cussion upon the new army regulations
bill was resumed. After prolonged
debate, the House divided with major.
ity of 63 against the purchase commits
sions.
There was riotiag to day at Oldham,
a great manufacturing town near Man
chester, originating IN a Jock out 1t
is not known that any lives we're lost.
a Times special says the Federalists
retook the barricade Of Rue Peyrout.
The commander of the Nationals has
been shot by cure.
The Versaillists continue to ap-
proach Bois de Boulogne.
A Daily Ne,0s special says there is
considerable concentration of troops al
Neuilly An attack is anticipated.
a. circular by Picard orders watch
kept on the movements of the Bona.
partist Prince.
A dispatch to the Telegraph says il
is officially reported that Bismark had
an interview with Theirs at Coinpeigne.
Berlin, May 9.-The Reichs az is
debating the bill for the incorporation
of Alsace aud Lorraine 1t has passed
an article granting immediate German
citizenship to Alsatia1s and Lorrainers.
Versailles, May 9--Fort Issy has
been captured by the Versaillists.
The insurrection at Algeria is max
ing some progress.
New York, May9.-A dispatch d.
ted Versailles, yesterday afternoon, says
Tomorrow operations on large scale
are expected. To>day commanders oI
divisions came to Versailles to get orders
Mcmahon with so big guns is to op
crate at certain point at O'Clock te
morrow.
4 special dispatch from Paris Mon
day night says the Central Committee
of the Woman's Union demand wal
q I 0atrdHce.
The Sisters of the Convent of St
Sulpice have been arrested.
The Prussian patroles are very Wig.
liant on neutral grounds. One hundred
and eight Nationals were arrested By
them yesterday.
A powder magazine ut Porte Maillot
| was exploded by shells this morning
Several were killed and great destruction
ensued.
The officers commanding Tssy dec1ar
cd it necessary to surrender the fort
Rossel ordered them to hold out and
they replied that they would rather re-
sign. Rossel had them and two other:
arrested. The General has great de,
termination, and is virtually militar,
dictator.
The dispute between the Contra
Committee and Commune is healed
The Commune has selzed the telegraph
lines on the northern railway.
The German General Won Der Tam
demands the complete evacuation ol
Brennes.
At meeting of the Commune yester
day it was demanded that deputies from
Paris to the Versailles Assembly should
resign Immediately upon pain of out
lawry or death.
Berlin, May Sit is officially re.
ported that Bismarck is going to Com
peigne, the headquarters of the Prince
of Saxony, to confer with Theirs.
San Francisco. May 9.-Weathel
cloudy with wind Gom the northwest
The mayor, uader orders from the
Board Of Supervisor, will proceed imme
diately to enjoin the sale of Verbs
Buena Place. Sale advertised by the
City Hall Commissioners.
Carson, May 9.-The residence O
| Messrs. Mara & Magee was almost en-,
tirely destroyed by fire this afternoon
Cause of the fire, supposed to be defec
tive flue; 10 $, 81 500, no insurance.
The Supreme Court has denied .
reheariDg In the Rhodes bondsmer
case, and it now goes back to the coar
below for new trial.
Deposits of gold and silver bullion a
the branch mint for the past six day
amount to $143 ,228 90.
St. Johns. May 9.-The fshinl