The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-13
Treaty of Washington.
Investigation of Indian Affairs.
FROM EUROPE.


tBY ASSOCIATED PREssl
Exclusively to The Euenfrg Telegraph.
PARIS, May 12.-Under orders from the
Commune,
The Bank of France
was searched for arms, but none were dis
covered.
The newspaper Socia1e proposes the imme-
diate execution of all members of the
Central Committee.
1t is reported that the Central Committee is
about to retire from Office.
1t is rumored that the FederaIists are evacu-
atng Fort Vanvres.
VERSAILLES, May IA letter from
Count de .Chambord,
making strong bid for the throne, is published
to-day.
lie Beuge,r reports an increasing discourage
ment among
The National Guards,
and says an attempt was made to assassinate
General Dombrowski
LONDON, May 13.-The Times special from
Paris says that the clerks in the Bank of France
are armed and victualled, and resolved to stand
a siege by the Federalists.
More newspapers have been suppressed
A Fight Is Reported
at st. Ouen, which shows the sphere of attack
to be extending.
The German Commander
has demanded the disarmament of the northern
enceinte of Paris.
The Daily Ne,Us' special from Versailles re-
ports
Naval Combat
at the Auteuil .Viaduct, and that one of the
largest gunboats was sunk. The same corres-
pondent says that
$4,000 Versailles Troops
will cross the Seine tonight to strengthen the
force already in the occupation of the towns of
Boulogne and Billanourt
A Telegraph special despatch from Paris says
| The Reconnaissance under General DOM
brOwsk
chased the Versailles troops from Sablonvile.
A permanent court-martial is established in
Paris.
VERSAILLES, May 12.-The Seminary of Issy
| was captured at considerable loss to the Fede-
| rails.
Eight Cannon have been Captured
| at Viseaux, where one hundred insurgents were
killed and seveal hundred taken prisoners.
The Approaches to the Ramparts
and Notifications of Paris being actively
pushed forward under the cover of heavy
cannonade of the entire Federal works.
| Marshal MacMahon
has issued an address to the soldiers apparently
preliminary to the grand attack.
| British Parliament.
LONDON, May 13.-In the House of Commons
last night a resolution was introduced by Mr..
Macfe for the appointment of select COM
mittee to investigate the relations of the colo
MES, both to the mother country and to each
other; to ascertain in what manner they can
be strengthened and bo1nd in closer ties of
friendship and loyalty to the Empire; and to
assure the colonies that they shall not suffer
from any ministerial policy.
1t was opposed by Viscount Bury on the
ground that the colonial relations are all in a
satisfactory condition.
A general debate followed, after which the
resolution was Withdrawn by the mover.
The Times of to-day is convinced that the
basis and essential provisions of
The Treaty of Washington
will certainly be adopted by the American
Senate, and therefore believes that the treaty ID
virtually concluded. AS for the treaty itself, il
is the result Of mutual concession, and the Times
finds in It nothing inconsistent with nationa
honor, or that England is not ready to sacrifice
to restore amity between the branches of the
Anglo-Saxon family.
The health of the
Emperor Napoleon
is much better.
Spanish Senate.
MADRID, May 12.-The Spanish Senat,
, adopted by vote of s5 to % the address il
reply to the speech from the throne.
Turkey.
CoNsTANTIEePLE, May 12.-The new Frencl
Ambassador,
MelchiOr VOgne,
has arrived.
InsurrectiOn I'm Russia.
3 ST. PETERSBURG, May 12.-The insurgen
tribes of Central Asia, under the lead of sadlk
have commenced hosti Titles.
This Mornings Quotations.
9 LIVERPOOL May 13-1O3O A. Motion opene
0 with an upward tendency; uplands, 77S@IHd.; o.
leans, TA@7Sld. The sales TO day are estimated I
c from IL, 900 to $4,000 bales.
I LONDON, May ls-1:sO A: M.-Consols ssK e
both money and account; u. s. bonds OF 1862, 9O1
i oflls66. old. SOA OF 1851, 921 lO-4Os. ssK.
= FRANKFORT, May is.-U. S. bonds closed
! zsTwEnP, May ls.-PetrOleum closed at 4sf. Il