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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-06

No. Cures Price In DOres. Cents.
" Fcvers, Congestion, lnlAmmAt lon......25
Worms, Worm Fever. Worm. Cole. ....-25
% Cryina.COlic or feething Of lntantA....25
4 DinFrh0en VI Children Or Adulls."a...H
DyAenteryj Gripping, Bilious COllc.......25
" ChOlern.A 1Ofbus, Vomiting .........."....25
Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis
s . keurulg gin, TOOthache, faceac e..........25
9 Headaches, Sick Headache, Vertigo. Is
Ia Dyspepsia, Bilious stOmAch ...............25
n g Suppressed or Irregular PeriOIs..........25
" Whites, too pfOinss Periods .........., ....25
- Group, Cough Diilrnlt Breathing. ......., Is
II ErupilonH, salt Rheum, EFyEipsias........2J
IS Rheumatism, Rheumatic PAins.........25
10 Fever nnd ARue, Chill Fever, AEues.... ~
u PILES, Blind or Becdlng
Is Upthnlmy, and Sore OF Weak Eyes...a...5O
~ CRtnFfi, acuto or ChrOnlc lniuenLa......5O
~ WhOopinRscough, violent sDughs.........iO
n Aathtiin, oppressed Breathing ..............50
a Bnr Discharges, impaired hrarlng ........5O
"a ScrBIuln, ENLARGED Glands, swelilhRa -. 90
"a General Debility, Physical Weakness. %
rs DFOpay and SrAnty Socretidna
% Sea sickness, Sickness from Ridlng...51
"a Kidney Disease, 0rnVel.....................5O
- Nervous Debility, Involuntary Semi.
thal ulacharg .......'........l ~
~ 4Ofe Mouth, ...........5O
~ Urinary Weakness Wetting Bed.......5O
% PnlnGul Periods, llystefia....... .a...a...5O
90 SuneFlnRs At Change Of Lie. .....4-.f...l ~
u g Epilepsy, Spasms, 81. Yltua Dance .....l 70
81 j" DlphtheFln, liberated Sore ThraaL...,...SO
Price In ylHla. largo ava l0r and q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-06
COMMIss1ONEWs sALE.
uriAlth D. Jones, Administrator OF the Estate oil
william Is. Connolly, decd,

urIfith D. Jones, Administrator Of the Estate Of
william Is. Connolly, decd,
re-.
Sarah Ann Connolly, ttdl.
In ChAncery. In the, Municipal Court Of
BY virtee Of a decree rendered in the above
cause on the = day Of May, A. d. 1871, by said
Court, I willie
SATURDAY, the 2ith day Of June, AID. 1871,
At 10 o'clock A. NJ, proceed TO sell Of tho lrvfll
door OF the Court House OF Ohio county, the iol.
lowing described Real EstAte, tO-wit: Part OF lot
number nlnety.fOur CgD on Main street, IN that
naFt OF the city OF Wheeling as laid out by Archi.
bald Woods, John Mcclure and others, being
thirty feet fronting on Main street and running
back one hundred feet, on which Is erected one
iWo.stOry brick house, adjoining an alley on the
south, together with all and singular the build
inps and appurtenAnces theTGuntO belonging.
Il,ERns on SALE-One.third Of the purchase
money to he paid In cash, and as TO the balance,
NOTES At II and twelve months respectively, with
approved security, the title to be retained until
ia payment OF the said deferred lnstallments,
but the purchaser having the option TO pay all OF
said purchase money In cash. The deferred pay.
mems TO bear interest from date. ...
GIBSON l. CRANMER,
my23 Commissioner.
The above sale lie adjourned until the 10th day
Of July. 1871, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
JnnpgI a L. CRANMKR, Commissioner.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-06
S1,OOO,OOOl

ByAnthohty Of u special act Of the Legislature
Of Kentucky, Of March 10, 1871, the Trustees nj
the Public Library Of Kentucky will gives
GRAND GIFT CONCERT,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-06

ThOs. II, Dramlette, late Governor OF kChnrN
Henry WAtersOn, Editor COnrlCrJOnrnal
". N. llaldemAn, President Courier .lonfni iu
Benjamin Casseday, Of Daily Commercial
Geo. r. DOern. Proprietor AnZeige.
II. N. McCariy, Of the Daily Ledger
J. s. Cain, CLERK Jefferson Court Common PIri'
NJ. W. Clusky, Author Political Text Book
X. It. Durretl, u the Louisville Bar.
The trustees will he assisted by the iJlONlH
welknOwn and eminent citizens Of KcnlltLh
who have consented TO be present at The tontd'
aud 70 'upefIniend the drawing and d;lnh1.im
Dl pifta.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-06
Family Cases, In Morocco with

Family Cases, In Morocco with
So large dram walls, containing the above
a. list with book Of directions complete, tio %
90 npapcr chse, with book. ....... 8 %
VETERINARY SPECIFICS.
Case Of 10 t.oz walls, In iuld, 100 doses each,
with manual Of directions, giving full
account Of all diseases Of Horses, Cattle,
Sheep, Dogs aud Hogs, with fall direc.
tons Tor use, In neat walnut case, com.
plete. ..,,...................... fi0 90
Ponds Extract,
Cares piles, Neuralgia, ToothMhe, Blsedins
or the Lungs, Stomach, Nose or other OrranS'
Barns, BRUISES, Lamehsss, SpralAs, Rheuma.
tlsm, Sore Throat, sore Eyes, Boiis, sofnS.
Ulcers, Old Sores. The Best Family Medicine
Known.
Price, Cor. 5Oc., PlhtsSt 90, Quarts 81 rs.
re- These Remedies, except PONDS tx.
TRACT, By the case or slngle boz, are sent to
any part OF the country, by mail or express, free
Address HUMPHREYS SPECIFIC
ONCE and depot, No. $50 BROADWAY, New York.
For Sale by all Druggists.
A null assortment Of the above for sale in Wheel
Ing by EDMUND BOOKING,
BOOKING 3 CARROLL,
LOGAN, LIST q co.
.. THOS. ]. FlNNEY.
A full Aseortrnet Of the above for sale IN Bell
aire by ]. B N. N. MERCER.
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lThere will be two glass wheels, uhc u
will contain 10000 nnmbers plainly pi.h,..1
leather tags. The other wheel will CONS,
boxes, each Containing Tin. one tag OF nv nv.
Der will be drawn from the iOO.OOO wheel any
frst box drawn from the second or al h0N Wan
will contain gift, neatly printed and "a ~
and the gin so drawn from the second WY an,
be the gilt Of the tag fret drawn, Wh''hS'
$500, or 10000. ,,at..
Gifts will be paid on presentation oI W.
drawing such gifts the second day hilti ul.',sI,.
Tickets or coupons drawing rili- can nI ..
ed through any business Or htuhih' N.''
Louisville or by any Express COmwu! .IU
All tickets are Ike grccnhhcS NO d.
ing KEEP, Of purchasers nance, i.rkr'- '''
only to the holder. ...f.
Persons DESTROYS Of acting ~ 1tei e ~.
sale Of tickets In any city Of the lh,lr'H'
Canada nddresa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-07-06

Hon. Joshua r. Bullitt, late Chief Justice ~
Hon. II J. Sites, Judge JeiI. Court Com. PIti'
Hon. u. II. COChrahe, Chancellor Lou than 4 u
Hon. II. W. Bruce, Judge JEFF Circuit Colh
Hon. W. y. llOke, Judge Jeir. Comfy Cont.
Hon. j. q. Baxter, Mayor Of LOuisvillr
Hon. 4. l.. Burnett, City Attorney.
Henry WOlford, City Treasurer Louisville
Hon. d. j. Webb Senator Of KENNEDY
Col. q. Q. Wharton, U. y. District Attorney
Col. Phil. Lee, Pros. Atty 9th Judiclil Di'iu'
Gen j. 7, Boyle, President n II. Il &. H.
DR.. T. s. Bell, Prof Med. University, Lnni"af
Col. Jllson 2. johnson, Proprietor Galt llou'e
Hon. j, Proctor Knott, late Member Consir''
A. q. Brannin, Pres't Louisville Board Of lfil
James Brldgeford, President Second Nst BilA
Andrew Graham, Tobacco and Cotton Mefthh.
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X. T. Durrett, .....,...........-...P Pre- Don.
W. N. Haldeman, Vice Prss't''
N. W .Clusky, strfrih!
Citizens Bank ................. Tftl'Hir'
The holders OF tickets to which gin. are aWi'.
ed will be paid on presentation At The one y.
Louisville. A liberal discount will he aioW'.
when 100, 800, or 1000 tickets are purchased 10 y
lot. All orders accompanied byfemli an.t, ~. W.,
|. be promptly attended 10, and the ticket cur
ed by mall registered or expressed, q oi'a,s
ager Of tho very successful Mercantile L.5fai,
Gift Concert at San Francisco, Calii9tlAl giI
been appointed agent and manager o. lhs w.
Concert In aid OF the Public Library Of hthl4.S
The drawing will take place IN puD.,, n
everything will he done TO satisfy buyers Q. ny.
cts that their interests will be a. well pioy,,,.
ne u they personally superintended tNe '"''
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
A FREIGHT TRAIN WRECKED.
THE CLAIMS or SOUTHERN LoKALLSTS.

OPINIONS or ACKNOWLEDGEMENT AKERhAF
WASHINGTON, April 0.-Attorney-
Alderman has given opinions to Secretary Boutwell,,
in answer to inquiries as to the claims Of Southern 10y
alists, as follows:
The act Of arch g. 1871 repeals the act OF July 1854
md the iont resolutions OF June 10 and July 23 6 so
far as Tennessee ond the counties Of Berkeley and Jer
SON. state Of Virginia are concerned, ana p aces tbdO
state and those counties upon the same iOonL, w re-
these claims, other iusurrcctonary states
The act Of March B. 1871, as to the inaer u1t GO ou-
Grafton taking effect imme late, ali such cains haFo
teen Improperly submitted TO the Departments since
the 81 daY OF March. 1871.
The additional question which your letter presents
2tes to supposed distinction between property tlkeu
and properly Furnished" those words used n tio
upon this subject. They found in be act Of Jriy j.
1864, and also in tho act OF February o. lG7 TIE Cder
ence intended by Congress between "tokrn' uud FUR
nishedp seems tObc this that while both words signify
such appropriations essentially involuntary
le pa Of the ownars there eycrt0n OF force i'm
cases of trking which did not exist IN sci fUffhf1g.
The giving receipts in the latter and The failure 90 give
receipts in the former indicates, in the ono cqs,
ready submission by the owner TO the caption
OF his property, which is wanting IN tao
other Acknowledgement Evarts construed These acts or
July fS54 FebruaTy o. 1861 not 10 c0mprehcnd dc
counts founded upon express contracts FOR e purchase
OF supplies the army made by the pop agent oI me
Government, within the scope Of the army appropriation
acts-l2 Opins., 43 D. Following tbaV opinion when l
believe 20 be sound, think tLet none OF tr acts "hCh
Tie claim OF John T. Lee to which ycur letter refers.
is reported q case OF appropriation hY tho on'cr, ana
not OF ordinary contract etween ac Govern cent agents
and Mr. Lee. Hence am OF opinion tl't lIlla within
the scope OF the act OF March B l5i aud must 80 eoro
the Board OF Commissioners or when ihat act provides
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
TELEGRAPHIC NOTES.

There were fine auroral displays at Phil1del-
pla and Milwaukee last night
49,. The White Stocking Baseball Club peat the
Lee Club of Nes. Orleans, yesteriay-z6 to J.
The Cubans have destroyed a bridge on the
Santiago de Cuba aud yil Del Cobre Railroad
THE Offices Of the Indianapolis Clncnnaf id1S aha
"northeTD has been prevailing for the last
we at San ucsco and t has been rough weather along ' en-
tire Pac.f, coast
The hot weather yesterday prevailed generally
throughout snd Eastern states Ia Albany the Thermometer
Indicated 1902 in tie san.
The schooner II. G. Cleveland arrived at
ana and through Hr the welsnd Canal this
Joseph and CyTille Dion beat Rudolphe anu
Deerv he ba 2U0 points N san raucco On
sataTdsy for 900 scoring 900 against $50 points
The 26th Battalion Infantry, National Guard,
b, the field and suf Oh en viii be nuseiel ol o
service company organizations will be retained until further orders
The observations at Mt. Washington at p. m m
Change relative humidity 9i wind Wi velocity miles an
hour
The iournevmen bakers of Boston are organic
ing preparatory asking increase Of wages They say it 1, %
Tbey wsnt si8 a week
A party Of Sonora scalp-hunters killed party
and cspd 50 hostile Apsees ssr 1s eSrsr o. soa' % G u & %
and the State Of Sonora the same D..
terrific thunderstorm passed over Bangor Dr.
Ne: sss o. q s1 S:ss violence several
rha Nevada. the first steamerof the Austraiaan IN
IT, If fom San Saturday WIN ssA s ,r sS one
ss Gs s5 s o sydney nine for Melbourne including Consul
Adsrason and family o-n r .h Board of
Al tbe last meeting Cor 1870 OF the Doara Dr
az Ofange County resolution va pt.s s srIp, ilorso
tpS2 % ou as,lsm Al Bdetown AZ spec AZ m..5 m 80 re-
Eairg 81 fsopervson held on Thursday Af'n o. '"'
The workmen in the Washb1rn q ,S mceh % w soups
worn. n Worceste Mas hvs been 81 10 10 dsy proportion.
on " br en conent the stme time !" ,eolys
i, een !, ropositon Of pTopsoTs sno 10 ee
where Co Of -, Fran
Messrs Hutchinson koni 80 81 GOOD. o ,etoar or Te..e
K Ro,1sg American commrroe 'onfh .d ih te .usias
~ I ~ 80 and i,snAf fhey hA'e s9hIf s',,ra, apa
nt n ylr the inladt'tb :" " hT',.isn and ned
o,o a. sl.sbcc inend m w L,iro :, eu rhgya from ~
" L. a., s, 49, ,ea.l ~ Lands VI hsp'ee 's
1.m,e ,GT ~ Iers
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
ANOTHER AMNESTY BILL.

WASHINGTON, April 9.-Representatiye Haze
~ Maine will introduce in the House tomorrow ana
nress TO ia pa ssage the following bill
m f Tho remov OF Igal ard political disabilities imposed O te
OF the iOui1eeh'h AIi'lO VI NAN---N-
ton Of the United States: 90, -, ooob uouaa con-
cnrrine therein that all legal and political aisaPlis
ioe Il NV the third section OF thc tOulteehth nIVIo
~ hyoendnen TO the Constitution OF the uhteu olaSs
an nersnns therein mentioned because OF thei hdN e
aed i'm insIrrectiOn rebellion against tne oli'S t
or Giving aid or comfort to the armies eIcoi, ~
ord tbe same are hereby removed; prOVdeu tl tIis
nt hall moi amply 10 or IN any way dect o '
diIi,v of any persOn included IN either VI TIC Ioo"
Ing classes, VIZ AZ. Halted States VIII withdrew
F7st Members Of the Congress OF 'he UNIV 'N 49,
ad. Ogrer. nays>f the unteu ~ us
b ,Je ge ~ II years aid OF navy ana Sli ~ G n,
COEEentons NA,n .,b Ri.
,deJ tbnances OF secession Who voted for Tie aNol0N " ~ ~
sTc . lie R0er Enacted That before any iiiSGin TitSin
s,,iI lac entitIedto the benefit OF TINS act nc sa o
The district where he resides, before tI,Ih i Ta
Court nj the limited States, or Uhlteu 7s tid -,
sioner take and subscribe an oatIl OF am @ -, oc
snncrt the Constitution OF the Uhllou oNltSS, au @
,r,,d fith and allegiance 10 the same NHcn oai VI
arrmetion shall be forwarded by sara once 20, ac a
retarv of state Of the United states Milo % ~ H. -
if of ali persons complying win th' P.'s Psin os a.
ac to ne laid before Congress ~ w. sub "ath T
thereof; aud the olf,c hef'io W!oI Su'n % Va. ~ ~
siV, 80, - node hail give to tHe person l.Ahk II
cey, ,t,cato of the fact untle. sa Iylvi tn i'e""
tons as tie Secretary Of tLe sae hl'y piN'|'''
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
THE MINERS DEFIANT
THE pROPosEp coMpRoNIsr nrrrc.rrn

THE PROPOSED COMPROMISE REJECTED.
oT. CLAIR, Penn, April Sat a special meet.
iny oi DttrcNo. Of the worlngmen's Benevolent Asse
elon' held in their ban to-day, the following preamble
"'.u - ieloiutohs was unanimously adopted:
M Inc anthracite Board OF Trade bas taken r,
10 olihB TOT our consideration tie follow.
lhs pOpoaluOns, viz; The Worli0gp,rnis Denevolcnt
A5ocaton % ABANDON all future aiteUfs 10 control no
coeIie9 ~ any nsnncr 70 Interfere dreflv on s,d
Iecty IN the inattcr OF the omnloy,ncut cr olas of
my O SO tu3J thc operator slaH have evcl fve con
tiol ana management ~ hs work; second on~5.~s "a
agree that no one Is to be discharged srp ON sccount
or MS DeOngng 20 the MOrldncI0en's Houcvent 80
citation, or T. any Part OF the Worlingua,' urroiN.
Association, but that al men ho oft frea y, tt
the NOridngmcnS Benevolent Ass0cia oS or MOI ~ f,,
may think proper; therefore, be IL ' "''-0J
RcSOtrcd, That We Tcpuaatc the lrst nr0rosiion or
fered for the simple reason that our Asc on a. an
association has interfcIcd with tie ana epnt
control Of our employers works or cUfrica or any
Of their properly Whatever; nor h9-e We aided or
abettcd any party or parties in so dol Du The con
tTary, hayc done all Ia our power tD prevent an Illegal
acts tending to iIJure our employers in any manner
whatever.
Resored, That repudiate proposition so for tho
simple reason that AssOc2t on as an as50e2tOn.
never has prevented our employers from employing
discharging any person or persons whom tley may
think proper; have dictated 20 our oDl/Oycrs
who they should hire or employ; but Te contend
and insist having the riCht nee men, 10 work
with whom please, and the right 10 not WOIK WIN
persons not belonging to our Association, II Nc may 80
determine,
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICd.

EIYGsTOs, Jamaica, April s.-'rhe Rising
MAJ from Asynwall mas sailed for SewHork Adyices
LUm AsplnwaH 10 the 9Th inst, say that the United
sStes ip Resaea was about TO sail for Simon Bay Coui
Nuder sedge reports that the route he has surveyed
scr s.e Dasen Canal involves only cutting Of S miles
oOureet tie AtrstO and Fuego Rivers Tie Columbian
ss wa robbed OF teCD0in gold between Raranqnilla
tn5 santa Martha The NosqneIs party bss SninSd the
hsgti0Is Ia the Cali District and in B0c0ta
jIP iuuHdat.ous In Peru have subsided. The recent
tSl thern have done no damage lie waT in
~ A5le.tine IL public is amOst ended The inhurcnts
DE- - routed iu ths interior In thli The lhh1m
aie gau threatening 20 attack the frontier forts Inc
- i"ia! 81 ai1sip CgmtwnY - about 20 rherH s h""
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
p @ S T S g RIP T.
PARIS TO BE sTORMED.
q A. III.

A BREACH MADE IN THE FORT1FIcATIOSs-A
soRTIE REPULsED-No COMPROMISE POSI-
BLE-TRoUBLEs IN THE CoMsIUNE-THE
CHURCH or NOTRE DAHE SACKED.
lDY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUNE.l
PARIS, April lO--6 an.
The Special Correspondent Of THE TRIBUNE at
Versailles telegraphs as follows, under yesterdays
date
The Government has resolved to enter Paris by
Storm at any cost rather than bombaId the city.
Fort Yalerian fires mainly to clear the ramparts and
to prevent artillery being uscd to rcpcl the attack
A partial breach has been effected IA the fortl-
cations.
Yesterdays soI,ie against Chatillon was ropulsed,
with heavy loss. An incessaht fire Is kept UP from
forts dIssy, Yanyres, and Montrouge. The damage
done is slight. Gen. V;noy win keep command until
Tuesday The doputaton OF Paris merchants to
Thiers returned without result. Cancellation is
believed to be impossible.
The special correspondent Of TIE TRIBUE at Paris
says: The arrest of prominent members of the
Commune, Delescluze and BcTgeret, is reported.
They were arrested on Saturday night. The Commune
is controlled by secret Committee, which arrests
other members. It has no known chief. Pyat de-
clares in today's VGgear, that the suppression Of
newspapers is an act Of The Committee Of Public
Safety, and not of the Executive Committee.
A Commune bulletin announces that the Versailles
troops have been driven from Neuilly bridge and
that the National Guards ore eager to advance, but
are forbidden. Tho Cathedral OF Notre Dame has
been sacked. Rochefort vainly endeayorcd to save
it from pillage Nearly all the yaluables plum
dored. The Archbishop of Paris has been transferred
from the Conciergerie to Iaza5 prison. Cen, Henry
has not escaped, l.e was sent to Dclleisle.
TIE TRIBUNE special correspondent at Rouen tele-
graphs on Sunday that Tayre arrived on Saturday,
had an important conference with the Prussian
Commander and returned TO Versailles today.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
THE RAILROADS IN COURT.
LEGAL MEASURES BEGUN AGAINST THEN FoT
EXToRTIONATE CHANGES.

LEGAL MEASURES BEGLN AGAINel tIlEd run
EXToRTIONATE CHARGES.
PHILADELPHIA, April SIN the Supreme
Conrt the AttorneyGenefal fled information, to-day,
against the Lehigh Valley and Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Companies upon which writs of quo rGJranto
were issued retunable at Harrisburg the tirs Mon
day of May The following the points made by At
torney- General Brewster:
l. That by the act Of April 1893, the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Company was Incorporated, Win
power inter ala to carry ana transport passengers, ner
chandise, goods and minerals.
q Tnat by said charter the said Company author
lied TO charge for tolls any species of property not
exceeding average OF four cents per tun per nile
g. That in the month OF January, 1871 the said Com
Carbon in schuyki County, TO Philadelphia the sum OF
s. 49, which was reasonable compensation TO said Com
mat on or about the 10th OF February 1871 said
Company increased the aforesaid charges, and thence
afterward continued 10 increase the same until the Sd
charges amount To the sum or 50 Os for carryhg
ton Of coal from Port Carbon in the County OF schuy
kill, to the City Of Phila elpha. 60.
Q. That the aforesaid increase was made by sald Con
pany in concert, and in combination with other coio
iations engaged In the transportation OF coal ron
land. ana Carbon Counties to market. ~. ,,rreo
That the rates thus imnosed are altogetner 6t
sOuouc aud would, IL allowed, secure an enoiuoA % a.
s1i' Philadelphia and READING baih0ti I'm "a ut
trcy Gsprop0rlOndble 60 the service rcia,io al The
teFy destructive OF the rights and Interests nin of
n.onle of lie Commonwealth engaged IN the hinS 81 ~
coal in said counties, and the yenders anu '
thereof ihess snd elsewhere n,opded by the said Pa
dcpbia and Reanins s,slro"d 'o"P''
tory. ,.,... .-,,,,
g. That the sald rates have materially ~ minl~s and
and have almost destroyed the bnsihesss, "a "e ~
Transporting coal in aud from saie 'oal acts the
o. That by the commission oi IL, ,ii,,"J Coupany have
~ Their Aforesaid oOrIO."t" IShts nhu
the franch ises so ~ aforesaid s'' ~ W ,hem by the
ICri'r' anJ ali the powers grthtyy ~ .nc , ~ to %
=, bV % %nnpencnt thereto should Of fSh' 0e oe
cla.cd forfeited. .,., ,,... rairoads be eom
New-York tribune., 1871-04-10
Tur FRENCH CIVIL WAR.
.orp ,rr FIGHTING ON SATURDAY.

DESPERATE FIGHllNU ON Sal UNA
-. coyTnNMENT TROOPS STILL @ SAi.,r1ST SI,XT
~" cR0UND-GUNBoATS AND siLO,n s,, To AN
DoS, uAvRE M. THEIRS OPPOSED y ~ - n
tESO,rrT ON THE CITY-IIE PREFEltS ,D,r ~ Ir5
-, m BY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NJ
OF LONDON. April ., ISL
.,.-..4.lcs from Versailles state that tnelo y vac
D'....o eohtino around Paris on SATURDAY fOiS
,D, and the advanced batteries OF tnT
tiles steadily bombarded foi'o "',ii'o''
-, tuiuc in the Champs EiySeeS' AL cue
ht tool, lace at Nileimf, ana 'neIo Woio
M - pocpeux and Billancourt All 'he southern
m - resumed firing. The Government FORCES
i~ ;,;rr Ground in front OF Montrouge ana
n;.'r, and decisive struggle is eSpecleu aV INC
b',N"' ,;tv At1O o'clock last night the cannon
-, o1 Forte MaillOt and other points continued
with great violence -... -, IT,. 49,,
So, to assist in the operations against Paris.
Sc uns have also been dispatched from haVre TO
C,,-hl,,rg for an attack the forts occupied by
The insurgents. .-. ,...,o.
.,t-enos into Paris by fighting and that he prefers
torsGucs the city by Investment.
circular issued by President Thiers, and bearing
A. IF the 7th. saws: Yesterday the geRdGrmerie
saod the insurcent position at Courbeyoie, and to-
Sov tbe bridge at Nouilly was carried by the Gov
,r,n,grt troops. Gen. Montauban was slightly, and
g.. Ps.hot seriously, wounded. The losses Of the
ips9rects are immense. 0ud the positions captured
are Of decisive Importance
The Versailles army Is now under command OF
Marshal MacAlahon aod has been divided into four
,orns. OF which one held in reserve has Gen. Nnoy
st t, head while the others have been ordered into
active service. under command Of Gems. Ladmirault
C;ssey. aud DubaTail. The National Assembly hay
inc voted an amendment TO the Election law, to the
effect that all mayors throughout France shall be
ebosn by the people. the Government insisted upon
having the appointment Of some Of them placed IN
lis hands, VI. Theirs even threatening to resign II
fh.. power YVES not oouided to tic Government
Tie Chamber thereupgn, by decided Majority
sustained the Government and agreed to the sp-
poiutment OF mayors in all towns having over 200yy
inhabitants.
A special dispatch from Versailles to The london
Telegraph says the Government troops advanced to
Porte Malot, and hold position underline rampant
Paris is said to have only provisions for two days
and collapse Of the insurTection is considered lml-
nent
Tae I1surgort National Guards in Marsciiles were
diss.m.d WI hOut resistance ard all who were taken
uisouers have been sent to the Chateau DIFF. NM
Crmi5ux, Pelissior, and some other members OF tle
Insurcctiouary Co nmittee, have been arrested and
Imprisoned TO await trial.