The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-01
FRANCE.

Tho Result OF the EIections-The Positions
Gained by the Government Troeps-Thc
Prnssians Resolved sot to Allow tho Conn
mnne IL Erj0y Triumph Should They be
Victor iOus-C u.eret's Ordeg-Taiers, Off
scial IsepO.t.
fParls tAoril ~ correspondence OF the London
IIInes.l
The result OF the elections il proof OF the in
creasing unpopularity OF The Commune lndl1er-
ence is evident even IN The quarters which used to
seventeenth ACCOMPLISHMENTS scarcely took any part
In the voting.
THE SITUATION AT NEuILLY.
Porte Maiilot has suffered much, The draw
bridges ana gates are destroyed, the opening
hcng covered by an advanced battery across
the road The federals nave taken the town
OF Neuilfy as far the end or Rue Peronnier,
beyond the church, within u few yards OF the
bridge. me latter Is sun III the hands OF the
Versailles troops. They inlet considerable damage
on Inc federas by hrns up through the cellar hglls
In the pavement. The battaons VINO have borne
the brunt OF The struggle display much lasstude.
Many are without SHOES, aud the greater number
have received no pay Tor SIX days company OF
unless instantly paid IL Is said that the houses ami
grounds about the Park OF Neuily are Uttered with
DEAD AND DYING
TO the number OF 100 or $780, The anlbuan ces being
thrown out OF gear by Uiusercts new arrangements,
he endeavored to "requisiton" private societies.
such the Ambulances de III Presse, the chiefs Of
wGca declined TO go out nc all unless allowed their
former privileges. CluseretS new procamations
concerning the disarmament OF refractory Guards
have produced no effect. honest men are only too
glad TO be dsarmed al such q moment
TIE COMMUNE
have invaded the Palais lie PIndustre, which Is now
o hospital DR.. Chenu instantly ret,red, carrying
with him his $40 wounded men. The damage done
TO the Fort OF Issy by the batteries OF Chaton has
been repaired, Two batteries having been employed
in tine WORK.
WILL THE PRUssIANs INTRRFEgE9
An officer OF the trussan stan ut ~. Denis SAYS
that Prussia willnot allow tue Commune 10 enjoy
Its triumph should gain the victory. The day
OF Its success Will be marked by foreign interven
zion, the object OF witch win lie the reestablsnment
OF u respectable government. The Prussians have
advanced as near as Aubervilliers and the Landry
road. Several newspapers affirm that
THE WHITE PoNTIFiCAL FLAG
taken yesterday was merely tile ensign OF an ambu
lance. The churches oil 81 Jacques and OF 81. VIM
cent de PAU have been pillagcd and closed. The
Eghty-sxth BATTALION, on duty AZ Vanvres, has su5
tanned loss OF eight Killed and ninety-slX wounded
IN the comnats OF the last two nights. The report
handed over for publication announces only Tour
wounded; one horse Killed.
THE SAILORS REFUSE 20 MAN THE GUNBoATs
the Seine unless they receive pay which l. due to
them. II ~ SAID That the gendaTmcs surrounded on
The Island OF Grande Jatte have nearly all escaped,
and mat the Versailles troops wll aoa dion the Par
side cI the river. which viii be heavily nombaried
by Mont Nalerieu. The journals OF the Commune
announce thai sfinfeut measures Will Immediately
be taken against emgrants, traitors and refractory
persons TWO hundred men are at work upon u
barricade at the corner OF the Rue de vo and the
constructed OF earihwork aud masonry, and Is to be
Garnshed with totpeuUes.
INQUIRY INTu TRADE SOCIETIES.
commission has bee0 instituted to examine into
xhe condiinn Of tie fncttrIes ana WORKSHOPS aban-
.aoned by thelr masters, and TO report upon the
measures necessary Tor fLelr re.establtshment in
working order under the auspices Of the co-opera-
awe worKmeas soceti,s.i jury is also TO ne
formed whose duty II Will he 10 settle with the mas
tiers the terms OF ccsson OF Toe factories to the work
mems societies, END also tho amount OF indemnify
winch s 70 be pad.
cLUsEsErs LATEST REPORT.
Genera. c!nscret, who Is now3be head and 'front.'
OF the rebellion here Issued ilie following last
night:-
REPl BLfQrE fRANCAIsT---LlBERTE EGALiTE, FRA
TRRNflE.
MINISTRY OF WAR; April 10 1871.
TO THE MEMBElLs OF THE C0aMUHE'-A determined
attack was made in the Night It was conducted
principally against the Iort OF vanvres, when had
10 sustain nve consecutive attacks. THIS
morning the ambulance carriages could still he
seen bearing OF the dead and wounded or the
assailan9. Ihe Elghty-sixth battalion deserves &c
be m entoned In the order Of the Gay for Its splendid
behavior. Commandment Ledrux ~ also RECON-
lnended TO my notice by Citizen Endcs for his
sb,e defence OF the fort VI YSnyrcs. Ut