Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-01
TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoonn Dispatches.
Associated Press Reports.
FROM EUROPE TODAY.
THE FIGHTING ABOUT PARIS.
Successes OF the versaillists-Fort Issv
ABOUT 20 Sufreudef-A sign Of Re
turning Re0sOm-C1usePes DIS.
missed and Arrested by
the Commune.
THE FIGHTING ABOUT PARIS.

1eDerdphed Ercusireiy 20 The Evening Star.
The Sister Of Archbishop Darboy Ar.
rested.
LONDON, May lit is reported from Paris
that the sister of Archbishop Darboy has been
arrested and taken TO prison.
Germans TO Remain Two Years I'm
France.
ST. LAzAEI, May 1.-The Daily Telegraph re-
timation that it is probable they will remain in
France two years.
Chin Music by the Commun ists.
The members OF the republican alliance Of the
Of the Louvre. Speeches were made and reso-
lutious adopted denouncing the Versailles gov
The Masonic Mission to Theirs.
PARIS, April 30-Sunday Eveniug.-Yeste-.
day witnessed a grand scene at the Champs
Elysees on the departure of the Freemasons on
their visit to NJ. Theirs. A vast crowd was col
lected, when fire was suddenly opened upon
them, scattering the people widely. The Free
masons, undeterred, advanced, and planted I'D
hags-a flag for every lodge representation the
saillist's outposts, bearing a banner with the
inscription, |" Unions les uns les osctpesp
They were blindfolded and sent back, with the
exception of the president and two delegates.
Their mission was unsuccessful.
10000 Reds Eager for the Fray.
AT ten O'Clock this morning DombrOwsk
warned the versaiIlists that hostilities might
commence hourly. Forty thousand men are
now ready for lighting in the Champs de Mars.
fort Issy Occupied by Government
Troops.
VERSAILLES, April 3O.-It is stated that Issy
ls occupied by the government troops. The
Molineaux affair was q brilliant one. Three
hundred communists were taken prisoners and
number bayoneted. Cissey commanded the
work. The government is slow.
Has Fort Issy 0urrendered, or Hasn't
IL: HAT In the Question.
VERSAILLES, May L-FOrt Issy was yesterday
summoned to surrender by tag Of truce from
shA ltvnnc <.f eGA IT,
munist garrison in reply asked for time for de-
liberation, which was accorded. Negotiations
VIII recommence to day. Republican candi-
dates were chosen at the election in Lille
The Very Latest About Fort Issy.
VERSAILLES, May The ipsurgent garrison
or Fort Issy this morning displayed a.fiag OF
truce, and party has been sent forward from
the government lines to convey the terms upop
which the surrender Of the fort viii be sc-
cepted.
Disturbauce at Lyons.
g There was disturbance at Lyons yesterday,
1t was readily quelled by the authorities.
Cluseret I'm Disgrace.
PARIS, May This forenoon Gen. Cluseret
was dismissed from the Office of Minister of
Rossel. Wy W.
The cri d. Psep,k pays that Cluseret has been
aissteo oy order OF the executive committee.
Cecilia Is in command at Fort Issy. Gen. Du-
wounded.
Night Firing.
All through last night there was cannonadiny
and musketry tire at Neuilly, but il has now
slackeped.
The journal de PARIS says that the yersaiIlists
nave evacuated Gennevilliers.
Gems 0herl0an and F0rsyth, and Mrs.
Lincoln and SON Coming Home
LONDON, May 1, o q. m.-Gens. Sheridan and
Forsyth and the widow and son Of President
Lincoln are passengers on the steamship Russia,
which sailed Saturday for New York.
Movements Of 0teamers
LONDON, May The steamship City OF Bal
umore, from New York, via Halifax, touched
Queenstown Saturday. The steamship Parthia,
nom New York, and the Aleppo, from Boston,
touched Queenstown Sunday. The steamship
Nebraska, from New York, arrived at Liyerpool
Yesterday The steamship HALEY, from New
York, and the st. Louis, from New Orleans,
arrived at Liverpool yesterday.