The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-01
s SECOND EDITION
T0-DAY'S CABLE NEWS.
THE ROUGE REVOLT.
The Coup de Main.
Fort d'Tssy Capitulates.
A Masonic Delegation from Paris.
D o NJ q q TIC FLAIR
The U. s. Artillery Scho oil.
Attempt to Steal a Ship.
Presbyterian Memorial Fund.
The U. s. Artillery Scho oil.
Attempt to Steal a Ship.
Presbyterian Memorial Fund
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The Freemasons' visit to NJ. Thiers.
PARIS, April 30-Sunday Evening. Yesterday
witnessed grand scene at the Champs Elysees,
on the departure of the Freemasons on their
visit to NJ. Theirs. A vast crowd was collected
when fire was suddenly opened upon them, scat
teriDg the people wildly. The Freemasons, un-
deferred, advanced, and planted 100 fags-a
flag for every lodge representation the ram
parts. At o'clock they reached the Versailists'
outposts, bearing banner inscribed "Aimons-
nous les uns les autres." They were blind
folded and sent back, with the exception of the
President and two delegates. Their mission
was unsuccessful.
At 10 o'clock this morning
General DOmbrowsII Warned the ver-
satllists
that hostilities might commence hourly. 10000
men are now ready for fighting in the Champs
de Mars
VERSAILLES, april SOL is stated that
DIssy was Occupied by the Government
Troops.
The Molineaux affair was brilliant one; 800
Communists were taken prisoners and numbers
bayoneted General Crissey commanded. The
work of the Government is slow.
Negotiations for the Surrender of Fort
dTssy.
VERSAILLES, May Fort d'Issy was yester-
day summoned to surrender by a flag of truce
from the lines of the Versailles army. The
Communist garrison in reply asked for time for
deliberaton, which was accorded. Negotiations
will recommence to-day.
Republican candidates were chosen at the
election in Lille.
Surrender of d'Issy.
VERSAILLES May 1-10 A. M.-The insurgent
garrison of Fort dIssy this morning displayed a
flag of truce, and party has been sent for ward
| from the Government lines to convey the terms
upon which the surrender of the fort will be
accepted.
There was
Disturbance at Lyons
yesterday, fomented by friends of the Paris
Commune, but it was readily quelled by the
| authorities.
| CIuseret Observation-Disclosures Orders of the
| Commune.
| PARIS, May aforementioned Claseret
has been dismissed from the Office of Minister
of War by the Commune, aud replaced by NJ
Rossel. The Cri du People says Cluseret wai
arrested by order of the Executive COMMITTEE
with the approval of the Commune.
General La Cecilia is in command at For
dIssy.
General Durassier replaces General Okolo
with, who was wounded. There were cannon
aiding and musketry fire at Neuilly all through
last night, but it has now slackened.
The Journal de Paris says the Versailiist
have evacuated Gannevillers.
Ship News.
LONDON, May 1.-The steamship City of Bal
timore, from New York via Halifax, touched a
Queenstown on Saturday The steamship
Parthia from New York, and Aleppo, frou
Boston, touched at Queenstown on Sunday
The steamship Nebraska, from New York
| arrived at Liverpool Yesterday. The Steamship
Halle, from New York, and st. Louis, from
New Orleans, arrived at Liverpool yesterday.
This Mornings Quotations.
LIVERPOOL May 1-I0'90 A. Motion epsns,
| dull; upands, 7I5@T4d.; Orleans Tsk@T%d
The saes OF the day estimated a. 10, 900 bales
LONDON, May To-day is a holiday on the Lon
| don Stock Exchange.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LIVERPOOL, May 1-2 p. II. Corn declined Il
39 shilliDgs for new No. mixed.