The Fremont weekly journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1867-1877, 1871-04-21
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More Desperate Fighting Reported
The Communists Gaining Ground.

PARIs, April 15.-Thsre vas brisk esnnon.-
ding yesterday afternoon, and General CIuse--
ct claims to have repulsed the Versailles troops
The rabble was beaten st YanVres at mid
night In consequence Of report that the Yer
ssiiles troops were approaching.
General Lulller has been appointed to the
command OF the Communist gun-boats.
The cannonade IecorlmenCed at Hsillot Gfate
and Neuilly TINS morning
lssy and Nanvces are firiHg smRll bombs
which splinter IN thirty pieces and are terribly
destructive.
The Socialist Republicans are making great
efforts to secure the retlrn Of their eandidates.
The delegates of the commune to Versailles
have returned with ThieTs' conditions, which
have rendered che insurgents very violent.
RochefOrt demands that ViRoy, McMahon.
GaIlipel, FaVrs and Picard should be brought
chained IN couples to the Champs Elysees.
where the relatives of the Nationals Killed
should be allowed to do what they please with
theIR.
A terrible eannonade was Kept up all last
night. The attack Of the government troops
was every where repulsed
PARIS, Sunday morning, AprillS.-The Com
munlsts report that Fort DIssy repulsed the
successive assaults of the Versaillists on Friday
and Saturday, with severe losses to the assaiI-
ants. Gereral Brombroski attacked the Gov
ernment forces at Neuilly yesterday, and it is
claimed took four hundred prisoners. The en-
gagement continued through the entire night
The batteries on the hill Of TrOcadero have
opened tlre on Fort Valerien, which replies
with vigor. General Dombrouski enforces
strict discipline among the National Guards,
and Is doing much to render branches of the
military service more efficient
Yesterday Shells fell in fba Avear-n VVa0
ram, also many rife bullets. Tradesmen IN
the Avenue Des Ternes were wounded and a
general exodus from that quarter of the city
Is taking place. Crowds are demanding pass-
ports to leave Paris, now that the price is res
dueed to half franc; hundl eds are disappoin-
tad
LoNDoN,April lo.-The Tribune special
correspondent AFFAIRS, telegraphs on Saturday
night; powerful barricade has been begun
In the Place Eendome. A twelve FOUNDER is
already mounted. The barricades In the Rue.
Casrgnone have been strengthened. The
state carnnges Of prince Murat and Marshal
Cenrobert have been seized. The cure of st.
Roche has been arrested. Yesterday, q dele
gate OF the Commune took an inventory of all
objects Of value In one Of the most fashionable
churches IN Paris. Most of the soldiers and
gems d'armes on the Island of Grand Jatte have
escaped. The national guard yesterday, ad-
vaaced trom the Bois De Co.ombus, along the |
Seine to Hanterine intending to take thetroors |
at CourbeVoie In the rear. They were met |
near Coiombes and forced to retreat with |
less Of many prisoners, The regulars still hold |
U bridge at Neuilly. Yalerien replies to the
Paris batteries and has sent shells into Passy |
and Antenilly. The Prussians have occupied |
sgouen near st, Denis In the Quarter du Iri- |
Omph. A number of manufacturers have /
been arrested by order of the Commune and /
their manufactures close in order to force the |
"orkmen to join the national guard The
prsce Of fresh meat had been double and pre-
served meat Is difficult to obtain a well
known American banker has offered to pur-
'has3 the column IN the Place Veodome and
re 1sport it to Central Park.
tarls, April l6-Desperate fighting, result
M; In victories for the Commune, is reported.
Five consecutive attacks were made upon Van
Ties and were repulsed With great slaughter.
he losses OF the government troops were dread
u At Neuilly the combat was fierce, but the
communists gain ground steadily. Their
loPes are now raised to the highest pitch