Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-04-26
NEWS
The Arnlistice at Neuilly
Talk of a NapoleOni cReactiOn
Itsk vi q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The Germans and the Rebels
F8E FRANCE.
The ArnnIstice DeIaYed.

VERSAILLES, April 24-Eve.- Fort
| Mont Vslerien slightly cannonaded the
Malllot Gate to-day. Ducrot has re-
signed.
Pans, April 2LEve.-The expected
suspension of hostilities did not take
place to day. 1t is believed it win COM
mence tomorrow. The Communist
newspapers to-day contain an attack upon
Theirs. A placard invites the friends of
order to be in readiness to avenge their
brethren murdered in the recent butchery
In the Place Vendome. = 81 ,s
Provincial Reaction for Napoleon
The DUO d,Aunanle..
LONDON, April 26.-The Times special
from Versailles says Theirs had q long
interview yesterday with Prince Albert,
of Saxony, and Gen. Fabrice.
Fort Charenton is occupied .by q de-
tachment of the Versailles army.
A strong reaction, favorable to the res
toration of Napoleon, is reported in the
provinces.
A number of deputies of the Assembly
are known to desire TO make the Due
d'Aumale president of the Republic.
A Rebel SOrtie ON sunday.
The News special from Versailles says:
Theirs has resolved to lombard Paris
when the forts east and north of the city
are delivered up by the Prussians. The
insurgents made sortie Sunday towards
Chatillon, and at first captured barricsde
held by the Versailles troops, but were
eventually repulsed with heavy loss.
A Circular from Theirs.
VERSAILLES, April 25.-Thiers has is
sued circular bearing date April "a, in
which he says the lsstfew days have been
employed in engineering work and con-
centrsting our troops. New corps have
formed at Cherbourg, Cambria and
Auxerre, composed of the heroes of
Gravelotte. Gems. Douay and Clinch-
ant will command. The late enga ge-
ments at Bagnesux were a success for
our troops. We captured red flag from
the enemy. Great operations will soon
commence.
Incendiary Placard at Dieppe.
LONDON, April 25.-A dispatch from
Deippe Gays a placard urging the sup
porters of the Commune 70 hasten to
Paris has been displayed there but was
destroyed by the authorities. The in
flsmatory document had no effect on the
inhabitants
Heavy OannOnade Yesterday.
A dispatch from Versailles to-day says:
A heavy csnnonade is in progress al
Bagneaux Theirs and Marshal McMa- |
hon have visited the trenches at Chstillon:
VERSAILLES, April ga heavy can
nonade from the batteries of the Yer |
sailles army at Meudon, Creteuil and |
Chatillon was opened this morning on /
Forts D'Isey and Vanvres and the RAM
parts at the Point Du Jour. -
The Forts-An Episode between the
Germans and Communities.
The official Journal to-day announces
that until the instruction Is quelled the
Germans will continue TO hold certain
forts about Paris because the government
is without credit.
PARIS, April 25.-The Germans are
the left bank of the Seine.
The soldiers of the commune occupied
certain forts thus given up. A flag soon
made its appearance from the German
lines and preferred objection to the act
whereupon the communists, at the order
of Gen. Cluseret, evacuated the forts.
The SeuiIly ArmIstice Begun.
Hostilities have been suspended at
Neuilly for the inhabitants to remove.
The Commune has made requisition on
the different vacant houses for lodging
for the people flying from bombardment.
During the suspension of hostilities at
Neuilly the troops of the two armies will
hold their respective positions and the
fire ceases all along the lines. In several
reconnoisances by the Communists
troops recently made, Versailles forces
were found in occupancy of strong posi-
tons. They were attacked but without
material result The army of the Assem-
bly, is mainly engaged in the establish
ment of new batteries. Gen. Dombrowski
demands prosecution of the chiefs of the
220th and 221st battalions of the National
Guards for cowardice.
Delegates recently sent to Lyons have
returned to Paris and will present the
Commune an account of their proceed
ings.
CIuseret a BOnaPartist i'm Disguise.
LONDON, April 25.-The Tribune's
special sdvices yesterday state that Cluseret
and the Central Committee are quarreling.
Cluseret is accused of being Bonspsrt-
list in disguise, and his arrest is threat
ened,