Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1871-04-13
FROM FRANCE.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS.

FROM FRANCE.
8 j Id MILITARY MOVEMENTS.
LONDON, April 10.
A special from Versailles to the Daily
News says Sartory camp has been raised,
and the troops will march to Paris. The
Prussians have established battery at
st. Denis, the guns of which point toward
Paris. The cure of the Church of Made
line is reported to have been assassinated
by the Partisan mob. A special dispatch
to the London Telegraph says the Church
of Notre Dame de Lorette has been pill.
LACED. Arrests are increasing. A dis.
patch from Paris says the report from
Gen. Dombrowski asserts that the result
of the Versaillist reconnaissance at As
niers has been greatly exaggerated. Sc
we're measures are to be adopted against
the refractory Nationals. The rumor of
the death of Vermorel, the distinguished
journalist is contradicted. Several com.
panies of the Commune guard are en-.
camped at Amiens. The rest of the in
surgent forces are intrenched. ata
COMMANDMENT RENEWED.
PARIS, April II, evening.
Yesterday Sergeant of the National
Guard wounded Prussian at st. Denis.
A conflict ensued between the French and
Prussians, and some members of the Com.
mune soon made their appearance with a
flag of truce, but the Prussians declined
to recognize it. The disturbance, how
ever, soon ceased. -er 81 aeraeaE
The cannonade before Paris has recon-
menced, and many shells are falling about
Porte Maillot and in the Champs Elysees.
Placards counselling conciliatory meas
ures towards the Versailles government
have been destroyed. The women of Paris
have been invited to form military Or
ganization for the defence of the city.
Fort Montrouge was attacked by the
Army of Versailles at 10 o'clock this fore.
noon, and a violent cannonade and rife
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TRIAL OF INSURGENTS IN VERSAILLES.
VERSAILLES, April II.
The trial of the leaders of the insur-
rection which recently occurred in this
city was commenced to-day. and the cases
of Pellisier and Cremieux will be decided
by Thursday. tranquility prevails.
PRISONERS LEAVING FOR HOME.
LONDON, April 10.
The Echo of Cologne says the French
prisoners are leaving Germany for home
at the rate of one thousand per day. The
Echo adds that not only those who are
known to be favorable to the Versailles
government are allowed to depart.
- ~ RATHER QUIET.
d "a F--@z VERSAILLES, April 10.
Cannonading about Paris is less fire.
quent to-day and nothing of Importance
has transpired. .....
MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS.
LONDON, April 10.
A Paris special of the Times says the
report was widely spread last night that
MontroHge has been taken.
A great offensive movement of Yer
sailles troops was expected to-day We'd
nesday.
The Assembly adopted a resolution ex.
pressing regret that it was not enabled to
assist at the funerals of the Generals kill
ed by the insurgents. sTET8.F.
ENGAGEMENTS AT PARIS.
NEW YORK, April 12.
A special correspondent telegrsphed
from Paris yesterday afternoon that on
Monday night Ave gunboats at the Point
de la Concorde got up steam and went in.
to action. There was heavy firing, result
unknown.
Yesterday morning at 6 O'Clock firing
from the forts was furiously renewed.
Versailles troops are accused of using
explosive bulletts,i some being found in
Fort Vanvres. a., r.....r -s.-iv
TRAITORS AMONG INSURGENTS.
At Fort Issy it was discovered that the
bolts ON the gates were drawn or broken
off, proving the existence of traitors in
the National Guards.
THE WOMEN TAKE HAND.
A meeting of women was to have been
held tonight for the purpose of organic.
ing for the defence of Paris. sa.T
Dambreuski has issued orders that no
one shall leave Paris without leave.
.ta PRUssIAN REINFoRCEMENTs.
The Prussians at st. Denis have been
reinforced with five Thousand men. They
will, however, respect the treaty. of Yer
sailles. -
THE THEIRS GENERALS. 34|
Theirs has issued fresh proclamation
in which he says that Gems. MacMshon,
EAdmirsult and Cissey have all taken
their command, and that Gen. -Vidoy
heads the reserves.
THEIRS AND THE ASSEMBLY,
The President and Assembly have q
good understanding, and are devoted to
their work. Pay no attention to false re.
ports to the contrary. - u
CHEERFUL PROSPECT.
It is not true that a fresh conspiracy
has broken out in our ranks, only insur-
gents are perfidious. Irresistible meas
ures, however, are in preparation to end
the effusion of blood. Good citizens are