The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-04-13

SECOND EDITION
The French Revolution
THE COUP DE MAIN
Postponed Until To-day.
Leniency Of President Theirs.
He Desires to Save BlO0dShed.
Lives Of insurgents to be Spared.
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He Desires to Save BlOOdshed.
Lives Of insurgents to be Spared.
Reception of the Paris Delegates.
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Reinforcements for Versailles.
BoULoGNE, Wednesday night, April 12.-Yes-
terday morning the garrisons of st. Omer and
Arras left for Versailles.
Arrests of Priests.
PARIS, April l2-7 P. M.-The Cure of Notre
Dame de Loretta, and the Able Miguel, Vicar
of the Church of st. Philippe, have heen ar
rested, the latter while visiting the Archbishop.
There was an
Artillery Duel,
lasting throughout the day. The Nationals re-
fusing to fight have been disarmed.
The Insurgents are in High Spirits
over the result of last nights fighting. An at
tack is expected tonight
NJ. Assy is Accused of High Treason
to the city and nation.
General Dombrewski telegraphs that he is in
possession of three-quarters OF Neuilly, and
hopes to get the bridge tonight.
NJ. AmarOux
has been released and made Secretary of the
Commune
Shells are Falling
in the Rue Chailot, and the firing continues.
The Coup de Main.
VERSAILLES, April 12-Wednesday night
The coup de main arranged for last night was
deferred till tonight NJ. Theirs is so
Anxious to Avoid BlOodshed
semby is enraged at the inactivity of the troops
at Fort Valerien. There was excellent artillery
practice last night. Two new guus have
been mounted at Chation to lombard Fort
Issy at the last moment. learn that an attempt
both inside and outside of Paris is certain to
take place tonight. Marshal MacMahon COM
mands.
Losses of the VersaiIlists.
LONDON, April 13.-The Times special from
Paris says portion of the Versailles army en-
gagged in the attack upon the outlying forts to
south of Paris has suffered greatly in both
killed and wounded
The Communists have surrounded three thou
sand gendarmes near Asnieres, and their capitu-
lation is thought probable.
General DOmbrowsISi
| is very popular with his troops. He declares
| that he will burn Neuilly, Villers, and Puteaux
| if such steps are necessary for the defense OF
Paris.
| Concentration Before Paris.
A despatch from Versailles says there is
great concentration of troops before that city.
Marshal MaeMahon has gone to Villeletang and
a decisive attack upon the insurgent positions is
expected.
NJ. Thiers is now opposed to conciliation, and
| thinks the success of the army is certain.
The Military Situation.
| despatch from Paris says:-A battery of big
| guns has been mounted in the Avenue du Tro-
cadero, pointing towards the Fort du Mont
! Valerien. The Nationals are massed near the
| Arch of Triumph. General Dombrowski has
| selected Asnieres as the centre of operations
| against Courbevoie. Longchamps aud Asnieres
! are both we'll fortified. Paris is calm, but the
exodus of the inhabitants continues.
Circular from M. Thiers.
VERSAILLES, April 13-M. Theirs, in clrcu-
| lar bearing date of the evening of the 18th, de-
| scrbes the situation as in the main unchanged,
and says the Government will act at the proper
time.
| Falsity of the Commune Account.
The Commune accounts of victory at Paris
are as false as they are unprincipled. Our vic
tory will come bloodessly.
The Paris Delegates
have arrived, and were received, not because
| they are Communists, but because they are re-
| publicans. My answer to them wasI that 'No
one menaces the republic but assassins."
| The Lives Ofthe Insurgents Will be Spared,
| but the workmen temporarily subsidized in aris
must return to their labor, and secession will be
suppressed as it has been in America.
Marseilles Riot.
A despatch from Marseilles says the city is
quiet and he police force is being reorganized.
| Movements of the Insurgents.
LONDON, April 13.-The Times special des-
patch from Versailles says the columns of in
surgents have advanced to Clamart without
meeting opposition. The same correspondent
says:-"Thiers is opposed to bringing on de-
cisive action until 50,0 900 additional men have
reinforced the Versailles army"
The special of the London Telegraph from
Paris says:-"General Dombrowski telegraphs
to the Communal Committee that his forces
have occupied three-fourths of the town of
Neuilly."
M. GuizOt on the State of Affairs.
A letter from NJ Guizot on the state of affairs
in France is published to-day. He approves the
conductIof the!Assembly, trusts that the struggle
will be short, and expresses confidence that the
result is both certain and decisive.
This Mornings Quotations.
LONDON, April l3-1l' 80 A. M.-Consols for money,
| s2zS; for account %. American securities quiet
and steady u. s. bonds OF 1862 e2zk; Of 1885, old,
| S2% of 1857, 90; ten-forties, s9A.
| FRANKFORT, April 12.-U. S. bonds closed at OF
| fer the lssue Of 1862.
| IlVERPOoL, April 13-11'30 A. M.-Cotton dull
uplands, 7A@THd.; Orleans, ga. The sales to-day
are estimated ~ 10, 600 bales.
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, April 1s-13O p. M.--Consols for money,
| %; FOR account, 93H. American securities hrmer
u s. bonds OF 1852, sSi OF 1865, old, 92Ai Of
! 1867, s7&.