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All D ] Nd PARIS.
A Perfect Hail of Projectiles
Pouring Into Fort Issy.
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GENERAL ROSSEL WOUNDED.
Communists Admit Heavy Losses in
Prisoners and Cannon.
LEVALL0IS AND NEUILLY ON FIRE
The Trenches at Villejuif Occupied
by the Insurgents.
PROGRESS Of THE PEACE CONFERENCE.
Bismarck En- Route for Frankfort
to Meet Favre.
LEVALL0IS AND NEUILLY ON FIRE
The Trenches at Villejuif Occupied
by the Insurgents.
PROGRESS Of THE PEACE CONFERENCE.
Bismarck En- Route for Frankfort
to Meet Favre.
COMMUNAL ACCOUNTS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

R0ssel WOunded-Heavy BOmburGment OF
Issy-Fire from vanvres-AutcuiI Damaged
The Combat Mt Moulin-Saauet-Scriou
Losses Admitted-LevaIIois and NeuiI!y on
Fire-FreemHsons Joining the Commune
Miscellaneous Items.
PARIS, May s, 1871
General Rossel has been wounded in the shoulder.
FIERCE COMMANDMENT OF IssY.
The Communists still hold Fort Issy and are
having 1t entrenched. The fort continues TO fire
slowly upon the versaillists' batteries at Claimant
and Bas Meudon, and receives In return perfect
hail OF proJectiles.
SLOW FIRE FROM vANvRES.
Fort vanvrcs also Keeps up a slow fire, and is
vigorously sheed by the versailsts at Clamart
and Cnatlllon.
ANTEUIL DAMAGED.
The railway station at Anteull has been damaged
by the fire Of the Versailles batteries and the
inhabitants Of the place are flying from the bonn
bardment
THE COMBAT AT MoULIN-sAQUET.
The official journal Of the Commune says that the
federal position at Moulin Saquet surprised in
consequence OF the treachery of some of the garri
son, who SOLD the password to the versalllists.
The journal adds that the place has been recap.
tured, as has also the railway station at Claimant.
The oflcial journal says the Chateau OF lssy was
set lire to and burned by federal shells.
SERIOUS LOSSES ADMITTED.
The same journal admits that the Communists
have suffered serious losses in prisoners anu can
non 1t also admits that the versaillists have ad-
vanced to and constructed barbados in Neuilly.
LAvALLoIs AND NEUILLY on FIRE.
Levallois and Neuiy have been set fire to by
shells from Fort Mont yalerien.
NO HOPE OF PEACE.
All hopes Of peace have been abandoned. Dele
cations OF the Frcemasons have gone TO the Pro-
vince to agltate in favor OF the Commune.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Since Friday last the Communists have lost 1000
men in killed, wounded anu prisoners.
The Republican Union League demands the nego.
tIation OF truce Tor twenty days.
decree has been issued by the Commune abol-
ishing all political and professional oaths.
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VERSAILLES REPORTS.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

No Hope Of Pencc-paris to b. Carried by
Assault-Why tho Movement Of Tuesday
Failed-IIe ST. GERMAN Occupied-Firine
Around Issy-sIcntrouge Bombarded-Gen-
eraI Military observation-disclosures Indi-
reclIy Aiding the Commune.
VERSAILLES May 5-Eyenng.
All attempts at Cancellation are hopeless
THE CITY TO BE CARRIED BY ASSAULT
Negotiations are now progressing for an armstlce
to erect compromise, and should these fail Mar
shall MacMahon Will carry the city by assault. This
paragraph evidently explains the declaration in the
first ITEM.
WHY THE MOVEMENT or TUESDAY FAILED.
Until now NJ TIMERS has depended upon the CO.
operation OF party inside of Paris who promised TO
rise up against the Commune the moment NJ. Theirs
gave the signal. The movement was 10 have been
made on Tuesday night, but their courage laled at
the last moment, and nothing was done.
lie ST. GERMAN OCCUPIED.
The Island OF st. German, In the Seine, between
Btancourt and Issy has been taken by the Yer
saillcs lsrces who have established battery there
with which to shell the insurgcnt gunboats in The
Seine. naval combat Is expected.
There was considerable firing around Issy to-day,
but nothing of Importance was done. There Is 40
change in the position Of the bclgeren,s.
COMMANDMENT or MoSTRouGE.
Fort Monlrouge and IIaute Bruyercs are con-
stantly bombarled by the Versailles batteries al
Chatilon, but without important result
GENERAL MILITARY OPERATIONS.
The Communists have occupied the trenches at
Vil,eiul(
Fort lvry replies sharply to the fire OF the yer
sailles batteries.
A great movement Is expected upon Neuily and
Levallos.
A COMMUNIST STATEMENT DENIED.
The Communist statement that The federal troops
have reoccupicl Camart IS false.
PROVISIONS ALLOWED TO ENTER FAIRS.
The Prussians allow provisions TO enter Paris,
which occasions uneasiness at Versailles.
Prince Napoleon in London-Ilavre Free.
masOns Urging Negotiations for Peace.
LONDON, May g. 1871.
II Is said that Prince Napoleon Is in London
ANOTHER MASONIC PEACE MOVEMENT.
A despatch from Havre says the Freemasons OF
that city and Fecamp have agreed to make q Joint
enreaty TO the Versailles government ana the Paris
Commune for the Institution OF negotiations looking
peace.
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the following despatch:
PARIS, May 5, Noon.
Via BoULoNE, May 6, Morning.
I saw General Rossel, the Communist
Minister Of War, this morning Accomplished
of the erroneous statements which have been
published and denies that he demanded GER
tain rank from M. Theirs, and that the de-
mand was rejected. The assertion is wholly de-
void OF truth Since the capitulaton Of
Paris the ties binding him to the army have
been broken. He remained at his post simply
TO finish the work on hand He had reflected
for long time past and his convictions were
antagonistic to the former social organ liza ton
of old France which had just succumbed in a
cowardy manner
GREAT CONSIDERATION.
There is great CONSERVATION in the the
Quarter Cobelins, respecting the three bat
talions Of insurgents captured at Moulin-S aquet
All the men belong TO the Quarter, and wives
gathered in crowds to-day to inquire for
tidings of their husbands.
GENERAL ITEMS.
The sitting Of the Commune was stormy
yesterday.
The Chief Of Staff Of the insurgent hotila
has been arrested on charge Of deceiving
stores.
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WEATHER REPORT.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CnIEF SIGNAL OFF GER.
WASHINGTON ID. G., Nav 6-l A. Nj.

Synopsis FOR The Past T,centy,toTHoWs.
Tho barometer continues rising slowly on the
Pacific coast with westerly winds and clearing
weather. 1t has varied considerably, with cloudy
and rainy weather at the Rocky Mountain sta
tons. The area OF lowest pressure Is now
III Canada and North Carolina. The storm, which
Thursday night was moving northeastward over the
Eastern States, has now very generally abatc'l.
Cloudy and clearing weather now prevail from Lake
Michigan to Tennessee and eastery to the Atlantic,
and partially cloudy and clear weather on the South
Atlantic, Gulf ana In the extreme Northwest.
Probabilities.
Fresh and light winds with cool, cloudy weather.
followed by clearing ana clear weather, arc proba-
Die for Saturday ON the lakes aud Atlantic coast,
and partially cloudy and clear weather for the gull
and Mississippi valley.
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ANOTHER AsTERoID.-DE Luther the distln-
gushed German asst ronomer, mas recently ais
covered another small planet or astcroid. which was
seen or the 22d by Mr. Hall, OF the Washington Ob-
servaory This new asteroid IS the eighteenth
which DE- Luther has been fortunate enough 10 dis.
cover; and 1t makes The whole number OF planets
now known to exist between Mars and Jupiter ll3.
The first planet discovered, ceres, was in January
1901 three others discovered In the course OF
the next six years; but The NTH one was not dis
covered until after an interval OF thlr.y nine years
I'm 1s4Sl; while during the last y.hve years los
Of these littln llanots have been discovered.
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RuMoRs og DUEfs IN NEW oRLEASs.-The at
mosphcre vas full OF rumors OF duets yesterday, but
far could learn no blood was spilled. A
m ember OF the Legislature and an attorney, II -
said, took deube-barfeied shotguns and marched
toward the suburbs, but that Is as far as they were
Indignant at one or HIS acquaintance sent formal
challenge, but the belgerent young man was ar.
rested and experienced the dlscOmorts OF the First
precinct lookup last night, which ended all That ~
Mem orleans RspuDllCQn, AprN ~
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TIE PEACE NEGOTIATE MS.
Bismarck En- Route to Meet Favre at Frank
fort-The Signing Of the Treaty
to be fastened
T[LECHAm 10 THE NEW YORK HERALD.
LONDON. MAY 5. 1871.

LONDON, May 5, 1871
despatch from Berlin, of to.day's date, says that
Prince Bismarck has gone to Frankfort to confer
with NJ Jules Fayre, who has left Versailles &c meet
Inn.
OBJECT or FAvRES JOURNEY.
versailles telegram reports that the journey OF
NM Favre and Ponyer-Quertter to Frankfort is for
the purpose OF arranging the difficulties which have
arisen In the negotiations At Brussels aud Of hasten
ing the signing OF a treaty Of peace,
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agreements7 We cannot but think such has
been their real object in leaving home, judg-
ing from their conduct in the past and the
recent outrageous demand upon the foreign
ambassadors OF Pekin.
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Freshet nj Albany.

ALBANY, n. T., May 8, 1SII
The rains OF the past three days have caused
frcsbet the river, and the streets along the docks
below the steamboat landing are flooded so that
people have TO use boats TO reach their homes. No
property has been carried away and the indications
now are that the storm is over.
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THE WEST INDIES.


Political Agitation in Hayh-The Books Of ths
FINANCE Minister Burned-RefuSal to Accep.
the Presidents Resignation-An Earth
quake-News from St. Thomas
Suspected Fibustoring
Steamers Watched.
IeletMn 70 THE NEW yo1t MWll
KlSGsroY, Jamlica
VIA HAVANA May A. 1871 I
The Judges have released Captain Dickson. or the
lions OF the accuserJ.
News from Port au Prince 10 the 81 mas been re-
ceved. The people mistrust the Ministry Tho
Secretary OF Finance was accused OF mlfeasauce
and resigned. The following night his books anl
pie became excited, and the President presented
his resignation but the people objected to ts rccep
ton, fearing the resignation was the lorerunner Of
another war;
American provisions were scarce. The coffee dee
liveries arc 3uded AMI the cotton crop Il a
failure.
rhc Hornet renamed at Port an Prince. closely
watched by Spanish cruiser. She was running
deeply into debt, and had been obliged to sell her
Goa
An earthquake was felt az Hayti on the 3)th. No
damage Is reported.
ST. THOMAS.
Adviccs from S. Thomas to the 1st report that tho
laying OF the telegraph cable to st. Kills was pro-
wi6i every prospect OF success.
The steamer Florida had arrived there. She Il
suspected or being q 1libnster and Is carefully
watched by spanish man-ol.war.
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.

MAY g.
1sc4-Batte OF the WILDERNESS, concluded without
decisive results.
1s53-A train OF fell through the draw OF a
bridge at NOrwalk, Conn, and forty-nye OF fta
passengers were killed aud many severeiy
wounded.
1si4-The Native American riots in Philadel phla
commenced.
l7S0-The British captured Fort Moultrie and bonn
barded Charleston, 8. G.
taken by assault and piundered by the
forces OF the Constable OF Bourbon.
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Died.

SCHAMBACH. After short but severe illness,
HERMAN G.. SCHAaB AcU In the 2sth year OF his age.
Relatives ana friends or the family and the Nom
Ders OF Mechanics Lodge, +. and A. NJ No. 81; also
the members Of Ancient Chapter No l. are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral from his late resi-
dence 62i Hudson street, New York. on Sunday
afternoon, as one O'Clock.
[For other Deaths zee Ninth Page.I
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II III CT l. a N ..
TIE BRITISH PARLIAMENT.

Prince Bismarck's Revelations in the House OF
Commons Napoleon's Demand for Mayence in
lS66-The Secret Correspondence Relating
to 1.-THE Joint High Commission-The
British Claims to be Referred to a
Special Commissioner Bill for
the Protection Of Life
in Irelaud-News from
DR.. Livingstone
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A.-Lnce Curtains-A specially. New Spring
At kELTYs. Broadway, near Aston place.
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Royal Havana Lottery al tuDn,-A"c 49,
ciai drawing received No ss.t drew fS' 49, co
Post Office, box 4,2A. NO. ~ wan '"N'>
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TEE STORM THR sUsAoyT TIE COUNTRY.
Heavy Snow storm in TInine.

BRUNSWICK, Nc, May 5, 1871.
About FIVE inches OF snow fell last night in FARM
ington Me-, ana the cars are heavily loaded with
snow this morning.
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All Ncw.-Largest Stock Of Hats Ever Of
retail Specially latest style gentlemens silk HATS
81. Bargains In boys Hats.
&. o. d. Hat COMPANY, 10 Cortandt street
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Urcsbet in the Hudson.

TROY, y. Y, May 8, 1871.
The late heavy rains have caused ireshet In the
HUDSON river. The water at this place is over the
dock and rising,
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DIR. Sage's Catnrrh Remcdy.-S5OO Re-
ward ncurabls Sold by druggists, ty ns 10
cents A pamphlet free. Address X. Y. PIERCE. NJ D..
Buffalo, N. Y.
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A.-Tciur CIosefs.-Ncw md Old ClOsceA.
lined with Cedar ut Sc. per square foot.
q. l.. kelly a COMPANY, III and ia broadway.
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Boots and Shoes for Ladies, Misses, tscu-
tlcmen and boys The best place In New York to obtain
them 10 at MILLER co.'s, Union square.
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Lobdeips New Mammoth tlothina House
for Gents and Boys Ready Made and Custom Prices lowest
the city. ll5J broadway, Twenty eighth street,
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A,-yor n stylish and Elegant Hat Go DE
rect TO the manufacturer ESPENSCHEID, H3 Nassau st.
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London Aqua scuium Coat. md L h,sln -
Cloaks lust received, per steamer, BY HUNT DusEN-
BURY iashinabie haters Nos. 3, and Astor HOUSE,
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A.-FOr n stylish md Elegant Hat ut PopuD
lar prices 20 DOuGAN 102 Nassau street. of Ann
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g. wiling of Beauty Il n low Torevcr,v "a

saith poet and said when gazing hat pur.
chased kNOXS celebrated Hat Emporium No 22 Broad
way, OF Fulton street. last week Be the features
ever plain, when viewed under the shadow OF KNOCKS
hats, they become indeed quite prepossessing.
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superisr iron stable Fi'tnas.-The nesT w srk
snnoIeJ JAMES 4 LIkTLAND, 10 aud IL keade sussL
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BE Sure and Cal! for Mrs. WinsIow's soot',-
ING SYRUP Children Teehing Best and sures remedy
Ia The world for all diseases OF children.
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Heavy Rise in tac Connecticut River.

HARTFORD CONN.,, May 3, ls7I
The heavy rain which has continued for the past
forty-eight hours Is having eject upon the river
which was rising TINS afternoon al the rate OF four
zach cs an hour.
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A.-Furuiture.
Gail at KELrYs. Broadway, above Fourth street, to
u designs In upholstered Furniture.
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INTERv ENTIoN THREATENED.

The truth of The matter is that the German
authorities few days ago telegraphed to the
authorities here that if the forces of the Yer
sailles government DO not enter Paris
by Monday next the Prussan army
will enter on Tuesday and take pos
session of the city. Jules Favre's
journey is made with the hope to gain an ex-
tension Of time, but it is not likely that he will
succeed. The probabilities are that the Prus-
SLAMS will restore the empire, and bring back
the Bonapartists if they enter Paris
FAvRE AND SIMON TO RESIGN.
NM. Favre and Simon are likely to resign
shortly, in consequence Of the discussions in
the French National Assembly
THE GRAND ATTACK.
There has been no firing of any consequence
to-day, but a great cannonade will begin from
Montretout tomorrow, and il is believed that
the grand attack will be made on Sunday
night. The troops continue in excellent con-
dition.
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David,s Spring style Of Gcntlcmenss Hats
Salcsroom 299H Broadway, near Duane street.
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A STRATAGEM.

Moulin-Saquet was taken by stratagem. A
sergeant, dressed in q blouse, pretended TO be
drunken National Guardsman, and was
allowed to advance up to the insurgent line
unchallenged. He cut down the sentry before
the latter had time to give the alarm, and the
carried the place. Nearly 1000 prisoners
wera taken = - ~
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Bachelors Hair Oyc.-The Rest In tia
world The only perfect dye harmless. reliable nsants
ncous Factory Ii Bond street.
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ra,t Fall IF noiu IN EOsfpv.

over two inches of rain has fallen during the last
forty eight hours
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AN IRoN HORSE WITHOUT DRIyER.--Last even,
ing ar seven O'clock incident OF an exciting and
thrilling nature happened at the Connellsyl,le hit
road depot at the loot OF Grant street, when mgnt
nave resulted IN more serious consequences nau ~
occurred at any other hour. Engine NO. arrived
on time with the evening passenger train, aAd ater
being detached from the cars and shifted several
hundred yards above the depot on side track, IL
was left with full head of steam on ny the engl-
neer and fireman while they went TO their supper.
During their absence, two mlschievous boys, named
Arnold ana Butler, got aboard, and reversing the
engine started the locomotive along the track They
stuck bravery to their posts till fearful rate OF
specd was attained, anu then, frightened, Ooth
utnped safely OF, and the engine ana tender swept
like streak OF lightning through the long depot ana
on coming in contact with the bumpers or heavy TIM
Der guards at the terminus oil the track shiyered them
into sphnters and broke the gate into fragments,
Gaining the wharf the engine was somewhat checked
In its Wild career toward the liver by deep gutter
but IL pioughed its way TO the great damage OF coz
blestones some forty feet beyond Its nont OF escape
from the rails, and there halted with the wncels
embedded In the earth. The locomotive was some-
what injured the cowcatcher being coinpeeeiy ue
stroyed, and some other ornamental parts wetc
damaged, Had the accident occurred uurihg uus'
ness hours thete might have been loss OF Tue attenu
ing IT, The boys who caused an ,he ,roaoie w.
NOT 10 / O discovered after the MISUNDERSTANDING
CaSeite, Xu1 Z
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Chrisfadoro's UnrivaIied Hair Dye.-SoId
and applied his wig ard scalp factory No. 6Asor House
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GENERAL EARLY on THE STAN D
Tho Destruction OF Nr. Montgomery Blair's
ReSidCn

General Early has written letter 10 u Lynchburg
paper in reply TO implication that the burning OF
Inc residence or Mr.. Montgomery Blair. during the
Confederate advance on Washington, was by his au-
thority or orders General Early says
on arriving IN front OF Washington had guards
ploced at tbe houses Of both Mr.. Montgomery Blair
and his father Mr.. Francis p. Blair, Sr as soon "a
was informed that some deprcdations had been com.
miited M the house or the latter Some articles which
had been taken from Mr.. Frank Bairs house were re-
covered and lett In charge OF friend OF the family,
and ali further depredations stopped, Mr.. Mont.
roulery Blaifs house fred after The guard With
drew from IT, on the night we retired, and the fact
was discovered as | was moving back with the rear
of nv force How 1t was llred | have never been
able to ascertain; but 1t was entirely without my
command among my troops. II the house was
burned by any OF my men IL was by some individual
acting on his own impulse, and was contrary u my
purpose or wish. The only burning authorized ny
me at all I'm the cnemy's country beside some rail-
road bridges and trains OF cars was that OF Mr..
stevens iron works in 1868 and the town vi Cham
bersplrg in 8Gt and both were strictly in accord
auce with the recognized rules of war;
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so5O Reward for n Case of Eheumn Aism
~ Tiyi,FRs RHEUMATIC SYRUP viii not cnre,u Com
nri non GRATIS III John street.. 1850 testimonials
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Rain Fallen at Springfield, Mass, During
Recent storm.
sPEi>GFIELD, Mass, May s, 1871.
During the storm which ended to-day the large
amount OF s.l3 inches or rain has fallen
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INTERV ENTION.
~~~>~--~~>~~.>~~~---~>>
Herald Special Reports from
Versailles.
~~-~~~~~~~~--~~~--
The Real Cause of Favre's
Journey to Frankfort.
~~~~~~~~~~>~-<~~>>-~-~-~~-
PRUSSIAN INTERVENTION THREATENED.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>~~~~0~~
If the Versailles Troops Do Not
Enter Paris by Monday the Ger
mans Will Enter Tuesday.
PRuSSIAN INTERVENTION THREATENED.
The Grand Attack to be Made
Sunday Night.
TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

from the New York HERALD's special CORE
spondent at Versailles -
VERSAILLES, May 5-Evening,(
Via BoULoGNE, May 6-Morning
Jules Favrc and NJ. Quertier, Minister Of
Finance, have started to meet Prince Bis
marck at Frankfort. 1t is imagined here
among the informed that the cause of The
journey is money matters connected with the
war indemnity.
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CUBA.
The Rain

The Rainy scnson.
HAVANA, May 5. 1871
The rainy season has commenced
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LATEST FROM FRANCE.
~~~~~~oN~o~~N,>>>~~~o-No>
Herald Special Reports from
Paris.
General Rossel Denies Having
Sought Office from Theirs.
~>'- =.
His IDEAS AntagoniStic to the Social
Organization of Old France.
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The Wives of Captured Communists
in Great CONSERVATION.
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.

Our special correspondent in Paris sends us
the following despatch: