The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-08
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Sortie on Saturday.
LONDON, May $3.50 A. M.-The Daily
Telegraph has the following special despatch
from Paris dated Sunday
A serte was made on Saturday in the direc-
ton of Issy.
The Insurgents were Repulsed,
with enormous loss, and fed to Paris. They
Fired on Their Friends,
who refused to open the gates into the Vau-
girard quarter.
There was
Panic at Fort Vanvres,
where the Nationals deserted their position.
General Rossel has ordered the right sleeves of
their uniforms to be cut off as punishment.
Prince Bismarck
is inclined to give up the forts, but insists on
the strict payment of the war indemnity, for
which purpose he suggests that loans be raised
by the French Government. The main points
of the treaty of peace have been agreed on be-
tween Bismarck and Favre.
The Peace Conference.
FRANKFORT, May THE third conference
was attended by NM. Favre Ponyer-Quertier,
and Ducroc, and Prince Bismarck and Baron
Arnim. NJ. Erlanger, the banker, was present
part of the time. The conference lasted four
hours, and an agreement was reached as to the
tomorrow and on Tuesday sent to the French
Assembly and the German Emperor for ratif-
cation.
The Emperor Telegraphed to Bismarck
yesterday, saying-"While strictly adhering to
the preliminary stipulation am willing to afford
all possible facilities for complete understand
ing. 1 am willing to fully discuss the means for
an early suppression of anarchy and for the
establishment of legal government In France"
Bismarck Returns to Berlin
on Tuesday. The imperialists are said to be
very active in the rural districts of France.
Another Version of Saturdays Fight.
PARIS, May 7-Even ing.-The Versaillists
reconnoitred. Their ranks were decmated by
the mitrailleuses of the Communists, and they
were routed. General Rossel visited the out
posts during the night and returned at 5 this
morning General Rossel's mother is a Scotch
woman. At the beginning of the war the Gene
raj lived at Bourges, and coming to Paris de-
manded active SERVICE but, being discouraged,
thought of embarking in journalism. The
editor of the Temps persuaded him to remain
in the army. 1t is the general opinion that
France has at last found, in him, true soldier.
At club meeting held in the church of st.
Nicholas, in the Champs Elysees, last night, NJ.
| Perrin proposed that the Commune summon
| the Versaillists
| To Liberate Blanqui
within twenty-four hours, on pain of putting the
Archbishop of Paris TO death. The proposition
was carried by scclamation.
I have just seen a soldier of the National
| Guard, Goth Battalion, wounded In the late affair
at d'Issy. He states that he was surprised by
| the Versaillist commander, who
Refused Quarter.
| Ny informant received twenty-five wounds
| IL i .I..lA IL.
| The Funerals In theQuartier Des Gobelins
are innumerable. The Avenue dTtalic is
thronged with hearses. A great meeting of
men over fifty years of age took place on the
| Place Bastlle Five thousand were present and
! marched to the Louvre and demanded arms.
| They say they want to show the young men
! how to fight. Arms were promised them.
| Prisoners taken are returned if they refuse to
! fight for the Commune, the insurgents being
unable to feed useless mouths. The Federals
are greatly exasperated over the reports that
the Versaillists kill the wounded on the field of
battle
| English Opinion of the High Comm issi on.
LONDON, May S.-The Times, in an article
upon the labors of the Joint High Commission,
expresses the hope that the Congress of the
United States will be willing to accept and ap-
prove the work of the negotiators. "The
| treaty, says the Times, lis yet only provi-
sional one, and must be ratified by both houses
of Parliament" OF this, however, the Times
seems entirely confident.
The Cause of Napoleon.
BERLIN, May Sit is stated, upon what is said
TO be official authority, that enlistments of men
for the support of the cause of the Emperor
Napoleon in France are being made in America
The NRpOleOnic Dynasty.
NJ l. T., A.
the Emperor Napoleon has gone to France
secretly, relying upon the disaffecton in the
army for support in an attempt to regain the
throne.
New Batteries.
VERSAILLES, May s.-Nothing of Importance
occurred here during last night. The new bat
teries at Montretout, mounting eighty-two guns
win open fire on Paris to-day.
President Thiers
has issued a proclamation to the people of Paris
in which be says thai tbs GQYerlpept