The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-04-06
SECOND EDITION
The Paris Rebellion.
Proclamation of the Commune.
M. Theirs to the Prefects.
The Government Equal to the Crisis
Rebels Prescribing One Another.
Continued Fighting nearParis
.Advices from the Pacific.
Fighting nearParis
Advices from the Pacific.
The Crittenden Murder Trial.
FROM EUROPE.
Continued Fighting near Paris.


hold Forts dIssy and Vanvres, and keep up a
resolute fire upon the position held by the Gov
eminent troops at Chatillon.
An Attack was Made by the Insurgents
last night on the bridge of Sevres, but was re-
pulsed by a detachment of the Versailles army.
Disturbances arc Reported
to have occurred at Limoges.
Proclamation by the Commune.
PARIS, April 5.-A proclamation issued to-day
by the Commune announces that
RetaIiatory Measures
will be adopted as regards prisoners.
Newspapers Suppressed.
The Sojr, Liberte, aud Nationale newspapers
have been suppressed.
The Artillery Duel
between the Federalists and Assemblylsts con-
tinues insignificant.
Skirmishes
have occurred, and an attack is expected to-
night. monster
COnciliatOry Meeting
will be held tomorrow.
The AUenir National says no understanding
has yet been come to between the Paris de-
puties.
1t is reported that an
Infantry Engagement
occurred at Chatillon, but the result is un-
known. The centre of action is removed to
Fort Montrouge, and the left of the Federalsts
is at Hautes Bruyeres.
The Price of Provisions
is rising in Paris.
VERSAILLES, April 6.-President Theirs has
issued circular to the projects, stating that the
Government Troops have Entered Mar
seilles,
where they took 500 prisoners. The insurgent
committee at once fed the city, and warrants
were issued for their arrest which are valid
throughout France Tranquility prevails gene
rally in the country, allowing renforcements to
be sent for the suppression of the insurrecton
in Algeria.
Nj, Thiers, in Another Circular,
says slight disturbances have occurred at Ii
moges, in which the Communist assassainated a
colonel in command of Government forces.
The revolt was soon suppressed. The Govern
ment, says NJ. Theirs, desiring by the effusion
of some blood to convince the insurgents that it
| is in earnest,
Forts d'Issy and Vanvres
are to be attacked, and will fall. The insurgents
are alarmed and are prescribing one another.
Wholesale Levy of Troops.
LONDON, April 6.-The Times special despatch
from Paris says a levy has been ordered, to con-
sist of all men between the ages of II and 35.
Churches Pillaged.
The churches of the Madeleine and Assumption
have been pilaged by mob.
VERSAILLES, April 6.-With the exception o.
Paris all the towns rally to the support of the
| Government.
| Manifesto of the Paris Deputies.
LONDON, April 6.-The Deputies of Paris have
agreed in principle, and will draw up a mani
festo to the people of France, demanding the
maintenance of the Republic, and claiming
for the municipal body of Par
the right of deciding all questions relative t.
the organization of the city particularly a
regards the instruction, finances, and public
worship; and that as a basis of Cancellation, thu
position of the National Guard as the guard O
Paris must be recognized.
The Assemblyists
occupy all the roads 10 Versailles. 1t is con
sidered probable that the whole column of Gene
raj Bergerot are prisoners. 500 women ant
children accompany the Federalist troops
Marine Disasters.
LONDON, April Ga large French war shil
is ashore on the Goodwin Sands, supposed t
be full of troops. Assistance has been sent her
The Louise Gibson, from Liverpool bound t.
Boston, has been sunk by a collision with tn
ship Great Western, from Liverpool for Ney
York. One man was drowred The Grea
Western returned to Liverpool for repairs.
This Mornings Quotations.
LONDON, april ell 80 "A. M.-Saturday will pre-
DdDy ne kept as u nOlluay.
Consols for money, 924: for account, 92zt
American securities quiet; u S. bonds OF 1861
92; of 1865 old, 921 OF 1861, 9l ten-fortes s9A
LIVERPOOL, April 6-ll'3O A. M-Satur day an
Monday the Cotton market Will be closed on &C
count Of the Easter holidays.
Cotton opened dull and unchanged; uplands, T9
a7Hd. Orleans, 7%@74d. The sales OF the day ar
estimated at 10000 bales. Tomorrow being mol
day the weekly cotton statement is given to-day
Sales OF the week, five days have been 81 90
: bales, Including for eXpor ts0c0 aud on specula
ton 1000 bales. The stock in port is 75l 900 bales
| including american 417,0O0 baes Receipts OF tn
week, &C. 00O bales; American, $4,000 bales. Actua
| export, 25,0O0 bales.
LONDON, April 6.-Tallow ASS 3d.@43s. Sd.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON April $50 p. M.-Consols for none
! a27s, and for account 92H@s3. American securitie
| quiet and steady.
a LIvERPooI, April 6-IsO P. M.-Callfornla whea
12s I'd. ; red winter, lis. Sd. Corh, S4s. for new
/ | Beef, 110s
LIVERPOOL, April 6-2 p. M.-COtton closed dull
| uplands, THia7Hd.; Orleans 7S@TAd. Sales z
day 10000 Dales including $4,000 for export an
speculation Stock OF cotton an0at 500 600 bales
! cludiDg OF American $4,000.