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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

, LONDON. May Q 1871.
In the Chamber OF Peers tonight Lords Kimber-
ley. Russell ana Gray criticised the whig admins.
traton Of Ireland which was ably defended By
Earl Granville.
In the House OF Commons there was an interests
Ing debate on ocean postage.
Mr. Seelcy moved resolve that the Postmaster
General should make arrangements with the
Postal Department or the United Stated
for the reduction OF the rate Of post.
age on letters between England and America
to one penny. He pointed out the importance OF
such reduction to the commercial and poorer
classes and urged that would serve to strengthen
the ties between the two nations.
Mr.. Mundela and DR.. Heron followed with
speeches IN support or the resolve.
Mr.. Monsell, the Postmaster General, thought
that pending the present contracts with the ocean
steamer lines q reduction would be impossible. He
proceeded to argue generally against change. !.
Each reduction he said, had failed to bring about
an increase of business sufficient to compensate the
department.
The shilling rate produced sl3O 900; the sixpenny
rate 100000; the threepenny rate brought In only
$1,000.
The total cost Of the ocean steamer mail SERVICE
as per contract. was f833cO the total receipts
were f363O00; the loss to the department f47O00O.
Mr.. James White understood the Post ONCE had
surplus of a1 800 ooo which might be applied to the
reduction Of the ocean rate.
Mr. Gladstone opposed the resolve ana begged
that the matter might be left to the discretion OF the
government.
Mr.. Seeey secuted the Postmaster Generals estf-
mate Of losses He had reason to know that tho
government at Washington was prepared for reduce
ton. and England SHOULD be ready to meet 1t.
The resolve was defeated and substitute em-
bodving Mr.. GladstOnes view was carried.
The House then adjourned.
The German residents OF London celebrated The
return OF peace by festival yesterday.
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

FLORENCE, May !, 1871.
In the italian Senate the discussion OF the Fapal
guarantees is continued.
There is every reason TO believe that the debate
upon this question will be closed, and from the
concIiatory tone OF the speakers equitable settle
ment OF the financial affairs Of the Holy See Is ex-
pected.
The measures hitherto adopted tend, however, TO
Danish the last vestiges OF the temporal power OF
the Papacy although IL may be said in justice to the
Italian government that 1t has not infrnged upon
the spiritual independence OF the Pope, and that 1t
has so far observed Its promises to Count Arni the
representative OF the German empire, and to the
other Powers OF Europe.
The Pope's right to grant exequaturs TO consuls
OF foreign Powers has been abolished by large
majority in the Senate, and ON amendment 10 the
same bill was rejected.
The International worKmen's Society, which Is
closely linked with the present leaders OF the PARIS
Commune has numerous airations in Italy, and
its emissaries have planned demonstration to cele
brate the events OF 1849 in Rome.
The government has, however. taken prompt
measures to repress disturbances and 80 the de-
monstration has proved failure. The report which
has been current that changes are intended In the
diplomatic representation OF Italy abroad is ascer.
tanned 10 be without foundation.
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THE DARIEN SURvEY.-A despatch from
Aspinwall announces the completion Of the
survey Of the Napipi route on the Isthmus of
Darien. Contrary to the hopes which were
entertained, the elevation was found TO be six
hundred and twelve feet above the level Of the
sea. This great height precludcs the posi-
bility Of deep cut, and renders a tunnel
necessary If the canal is constructed along
that route. The suitability of tho Tuyra
route for canal is, fortunately, still unde-
termined, and we may still entertain the hope
that IL will be found of sufficiently low eleva-
ton to warrant clear cut from ocean to
ocean. Of course, II no low elevation can be
discovered recourse must be had to tunnel
or locks but IL the necessity for either Of
these can be obviated It will be infinitely pre-
ferable not to have 1t.
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IELsCRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BERLIN. May p 1871.
In the German Parliament to-day the bill incor.
pOrating Alsace and Lorraine In the empire came be-
fore the House.
Prince Bismarck restated the arguments on which
the measure was based. The annexation Of these
provinces to Germany was necessary 10 give her q
bulwark against the recurrence Of French aggres-
sion, cases Of which had been 30 frequent In times
past One instance OF comparatively recent date
was cited On the eth of August, 1885, France sent
to Berlin an ultlmatum demanding the session OF
Mayence. The illness OF the Emperor OF the French
lone prevented hostilities then.
During the late war foreign Powers proposed the
naturalization or Alsace ana Lorraine; but that
would be insufficient for Germany and could not be
thought Of
Gas for the inhabitants still averse to their Father.
land" said the Prince In conclusion, I'VE shall
strive to win them back"
The bill was referred to committee.
The Prusstan cross Gazette denies that the nego-
tatons for the treating OF peace with France to
be transferred from Brussels to Berlin.
The North German Gazette says:-"The German
plenpotentiares at Brussels have proposed the pay
ment Of the eve miiards by France In quarterly
instalments, beginning June !, ISL, and ending
March 2, 1874, the payments to be made In gold or
its equivalent in paper. The French ENJOYS have
offered to pay the first mard IN cash, ana the re-
mainder in rentes, convertible later. Fortunately
the German armies hold possession Of sufficient ter
rtory IN Franco to secure the payment Of the In
demnty, In accordance with the preliminary terms
OF peace should no other agreement be arrived at"
Abolition Of Foreign Legations In Baden.
CARLsRUHE, May 2, 1871.
The government Of Baden has decided to abolish
all the foreign legations OF the Grand Duchy after
November Next
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non : -IS!ss.ssSsssyE <Emulating the exam
pie Of Tamniany In tie withdrawal of its favor
tie Candidate Governor Hoffman) from the
arena Of democratic Presidential aspirants, it
is remarkable to notice the cordially with
which the same spirit is echoed by the leading
democratic papers in the South. Some Of our
Southern contemporaries are excessively in
dIgnant at the assertions Of the republican
Senator, Morton, the so-called 'Warwick Of
Grants administration, to the effect that the
Southern we're debating to the Northern demo-
Gratis. One of the most influential OF the
democratic conservative organs in the South
goes so far as to advocate non-interference by
the South in the next National Democratic
Convention.
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THE Ku KLUx OF NORTH CAROLINA APP
parently know no party. Three wretches,
who are said to be radicals, recently broke
into the house of negro man, another rad-
cal, in Mcdowell county, and murdered him,
his wife and his four children and then set fire
to the house. The woman, badly wounded
managed to arouse the neighbors, and before
she died gave evidence sufficient to cause the
arrest of the murdcrers.
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BELGIUM.
The International Society Busy Among tho ver-
viers Workmen-The Guardians of tho
Peace Prove Unreliable
TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

BRUSSELS, May 2, 1871.
Five hundred workmen, who were employed In
digging q canal IN the forest Of lIertogenvald,
marched in q body to verviers, and demanded the
payment OF their wages, for some time overdue.
Their appearance caused much excitement and
apprehension. The gensdarmes proved unreliable
and were confined to their barracks. The town
finally paid the workmen their wages and all fears
OF disorder were allayed.
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THE BONAPARTES.
Napoleon Suffering from Rheumatism-He Will
Not Return to France-Thiers and Mac
Mahon to Be Regents with Eugene.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, May Q. 1871.
The London Post announces that the Emperor Ma
polcon is still suffering from rheumatic pains.
NAPOLEON WILL NOT RETURN TO FRANCE.
The Emperor Napoleon declared yesterday that he
would not return to France listen to any propo-
sitions for his return
IMPoRTANT-Ir TRUE.
M. Theirs has determined upon coup Gefot aiter
entering Paris. making himself and Marshal Mac
Manon Joint Regents with the Empress Eugene.
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OLD VIRGINIA AND THE CENTENNIAL ANN
vERsARY OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE. Eve
learn that delegation of virginians are in
this city making preparations to cooperate
with their New York and other Northern
brethren in giving fclat to the proposed grand
centennial celebration of American Indepen-
dence, which will occur in Philadelphia on the
Fourth of July, 1876. The few intervening
years will soon slip away, and it is credtablc
to the State that has been the "mother of
States and of statesmen" thus early to take
preliminary measures to have herself well rep
resented in the 'good time comng"-the juh;,-
lee of the hundredth birthday of inderr endence
and civil liberty on the America Continent
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U1lLDE IElUll Iut1liVU.
Herald Special Reports from
Versailles and Paris.
The Early Surrender Of Forts lSsy, Van
vres and MOntrOuge Anticipated.
Clamart Captured by the YER
sailles Troops.
Loyal National Guards Within Paris Or
dered to Get Ready.
INTENSE FEELING AGAINST THE INSURGENTS
&f S~~~~~~~>~~>~o~~>~o~~
General Megy to Be Tried by
Court Martial.
INTENSE FEELING AGAINST THE INSURGENTS
General Megy to Be Tried by
Court Martial.
KILOGRAMS TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

iIIIuhAWs ~ '"I HGW UNA UchHlus
Our special correspondents in Versailles
and Paris send us the following report of the
situation around and within Paris -
VERSAILLES, Tuesday Evening"
Via BoULoGNE, May 2, 1871.
After hosting a white flag the insurgent
Communists garrisoning Fort dIssy hauled it
down and refused to capitulate. They must,
however, soon surrender, as must also Forts
Vanvres and Montrouge.
RossEL DREADED.
M. Rossel, the new insurgent Minister OF
War, is more dreaded by the Versailles
authorities than was General Cluseret Rossel
is man of decided abilities and of great
energy, and is altogether better officer than
Cluseret.
CLAIMANT CAPTURED.
Clamart has been captured by the forces of
the Versailles government after severe
struggle, in which the Communists were
defeated, with heavy loss.
INSURGENTS FOILED.
to construct citadel, but Fort du Mont Vale
rien threw six forty-poundcr shells minute
into the place and totally destroyed the pro-
posed work.
HELP FROM WIT HIN PARIS.
Spies from Paris report that 1000 National
Guards, favorable to the Versailles govern
ment, have Teen ordered to be ready to sup
port the government forces, but only when
the latter enter Paris. There are $4,000 for
eigners and men under sentence for crimes
in the insurgent ranks, who will, it is expected,
fight to the last.
FEELING AGAINST THE INSURGENTS.
The anger Of the troops against the insur-
gents is uncomfortable. never saw in India
or anywhere else such rank luminosity exhib-
tied. The troops refuse to give quarter, and
it is useless for their officers to urge them to
show mercy.
CONDITION OF THE TROOPS.
To-day spent six hours at the outposts,
and while there was nearly killed. Three
times the SHELLS fell in such dangerous prox-
unity to the position occupied that it was
wonderful how I escaped injury. Twisted one
camp Of 40, 600 men and found the soldiers all
in good health and spirits.
Be Court Martialed-Iss Shelled All Day.
PARIS, Tuesday Evening,
Via BoULoGNE, May 2-Midnight.
The report that General Dombrowski has
been arrested Is incorrect.
MEaY TO BE CONGRATULATED.
General Megy, who commanded in Fort Issy
at the time the fort was abandoned by
the panic-stricken garrison, is to be tried by
court martial for abandoning the place.
IssY sHELLED ALL DAY.
The batteries of the Versailles forces at
Chatillon, Meudon and Brctuil have been she'll
ing Fort Issy all day.
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SPAIN.
King Amadeus and His Republican Subjects.
A National Festival.
TELEGRAM TO the new YORK HERALD.

MADRID. May 2, 1871.
King Amcdeus ana his Queen court popularity
by assisting at all the public festivals and celo-
bration3 OF the people.
The republicans have yet by no means acquiesced
In the new order OF things, and threaten serious
troubles to the Governments
The disorders have as yet, However not been OF q
very formidable nature.
A festival was given to-day In commemoration a
the rising against the French in 1903, which drove
King Joseph, brother and nominee OF Napoleon l.,
from the throne OF Spain.
The King and Queen took part In the ceremonies.
slight disturbance was created by the republi.
cans but 1t was easily repressed. Several arrests
were made,
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.

1s7o-The American yacht sappho beat the English
yacht Cambria IN the first OF series oil races.
1s63-Batte OF charlottesville. Va, concluded;
General Hooxers army compelled 10 retreat
across the Rappahannock,
Is13-Havre de Grace Nd, burned by the British. ,
1S00--Batte OF Eingert, Baden; Moreau deleaied
the Ausrians.
1867 Nicholas Machlavelli, the celebrated Italian
statesman. boru at Florence.
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ROUMANIA.
n cduction of the Roumanian Army.

Reduction OF The Rommanian Army.
BUCHAREST, May !, 1871.
The Roumanian government as measure OF
economy has decided upon the disarmament OF the
third battalion OF each regiment OF Infantry cavalry
ana artillery In its standing army and the abolition
OF the regiment OF chasseurs. This step wiz reduce
the standing army about 10000 men.
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All DIr. Beecher's Portraits are Going.
JACKSON Miss, April "a, 1871.
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THE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

The Administration Of Ireland Criticised in the
House Of Lords-Penny Postage Betwscn
Great Britain and the United States Ad-
vocated in the House Of Commons-Mr.
Gladstone and the Postmaster Con
eral Adverse to the PROPOSE
tion-The German Peace
Festival in London.
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Debate in tho Italian Senate-The Papal Guaran-
tees-Ihe Italian Reds at Work-1heir
Demonstrations Defeated by tho
Italian Government.
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COOP FOR THE DEMOCRACY NORTH AND
SoUTH-General Sherman. He is good for
the North as the great Union soldier who cut
the rebellion in twain, and good for the South
as the statesman who believes that the South
ern law and order men can take care of their
Ku Klux Khns
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V Err S ALL ES.

Y r S ALLIES.
Sortie from Paris by Way Of
Choisy le Roi.
A DANGEROUS RUSE.
The Communists at Neuiny Smelling
Paris with Petroleum Bombs.
THE CLAIMANT STATION STORMED.
Occupation Of the Chateau Of Issy by the
Government Forces.
The FORT COMPLETELY SURROUNDED.
ne0 hepuDllcanS Elected at LIE Mans
and Narbonne.
TElscRA ms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD
New Army Forming-A Battle Expected
Communist Trick.
VERSAILLES May 1-Eventng.
new army for the reinforcement of that envelop-
ing Paris is being formed at Auxerre.
A BATTLE EXPECTED.
Marshal MacMahon has sent q column OF 5000
troops against the insurgents, who are making
sortle by way OF Choisy lie Ro A great battle is
expected tomorrow.
A DANGEROUS RUsE.
The insurgents at Neuilly are themselves throwing
shells into Paris to keep up the Indignation OF the
popuace against the Versailles government The
people are led to believe that they come from the
Army Of the Assembly.
RED REPUBLICAN SUCCESSES.
The Reds have been successful in the elections at
LIE Mans and Narb0nne.
CnptmS Of the Clnmart station Tho Chateau
Of Issy Occupied-The Fort Surrounded
The Elections Satisfactory.
The Clamart railway station was captured last
night by the Chasseurs at the point Of the bayonet
Three hundred Of the insurgents were killed IN the
action.
THE CHATEAU OF IssY OCCUPIED.
The Chateau OF Issy, the defence of which the in
surgents had temporarily abandoned, was stimuli
taneously attacked by two regiments of Versailles
troops. Three hundred Communists were found
In the supposed deserted castle, who surrendered to
the assalants and Will arrive here to-day as prison
ers OF war; General vinOy. who is now here, is
given the credit for these exploits.
FORT IssY SURROUNDED.
Fort Issy IS, In consequence Of the recent victo-
ries, completely surrounded by Versailles troops.
THE ELECTION SATISFACTORY.
The truth OF the rumors that disturbances have
occurred in Lyons Is officially denied. The result
OF the recent elections is satisfactory to the govern
ment.
A General Cannonude-The Walls Of Issy
acknowledgements Operations In Pro-
gross.
vERs AILLEs, Tuesday Evening.
Cannonading Is going on along the whole line.
breach has been made in the walls OF Issy.
IMPORTANT OPERATIONS IN PROGRESS.
In the Assembly to-day Minister Picard stated
that important operations were now in progress,
and most important results had been achieved.
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THE GERMAN REICHSRATH.

Prince Bismarck's speech-Alsace and Lorraine
Bulwark Against French Aggression-An
Interesting Revelahon--The Ultimatum Of
the Ex-Emperor Napoleon in 1866
The Peace Conference to Bs Trans
ferred to Berlin-Payment
Of the War Indemnity.
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BASE BALL IN WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, May 2, 1871.
The ''Red Stockings OF Boston. defeated the
Nationals OF this city, aay, as gas Of base ball.
by score OF thiry-two TO four
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Open Day and Night.
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