Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-04-04
TERS.ffLLES T'ECTORIOTS
1000 Killed, Wounded and Missing
PARIS SURROUNDED.


PARIS SURROUNDED.
ORDER REFSTiBLESHED.
NERsAILLEs. April The army Of Ve-s.iues
surrounds Paris, andorder elsewhere In France
is establis he'd.
The Defeat Of the Paris Rioters.
--LATEST oFFfCtaIl
VERSAILLES, March I. ncOn.-Nestsrsiay two
soTrs OF insurgents advanced tosar'is. Yer
other by way of Reuil. Both were rorr,eJ Win
heavy lOss.
Flcuress Killed.
fio9rtns was killed. The troops, whose e,-
lnsurgef e, behaved MOLLY. The rusurReu,s IN
forn spcree and lssv tred on the troor- TO
Gay: The government forces have last attacked
tne Insurgents and speedy and complete saccess
The Red RfDgIeaders 60 be kumma-
Ptfy Dealt Wftb.
IN the Assembly to-day N. Theirs in some
remarks on the state o. q hsjrs. said the soyern-
ment would deal hsrshly With the rinslesd.rs M
the iDeurrection, but leniently with their dunes
he sentiment was received with applauSe
Rentes sre advancing.
@r"phic Account Of the Rent OF the
losurgents.
PARie, April Sd, evening" Herald specisll
About four O'Clock yesterday sfternoon after
great preparations the national insur gents COM
5000 mem Generals Bepeeret, Flourens and
Menotn Garibsldi commanding. IL was mn
uerstooo Naierlen would not tre. About six
CLOCK me artillery was all in front and Gen
Bergeret in advance with 10 600 men, when sud
denly Nslerien opened tire, killing commandaDt
Henry. Gen. Bergeret had Just got out OF his
Ssrrisge when the vehicle was smashed by a
eombshell. The widest scene ensued The
troops uleo 10 retreat The main BODY LEFT
Bergeret alone with II. 600 men, lie tried 20
hgnt win The held artillery against .Nalerien,
he
the city but Bergeret md his men are cut OF
ana cannot pass NaleTien. The mzin body e.
eaped with the loss OF 100, but Bergeret murI
lose large numbers.
$4,000 Killed. wounded and nIs,Iap.
Altogether there are 1890 men killed.
WOUNDED and missing. including Bergeret's
IOIce. lhe communist troops under arms
walls. ~
Gen. MacHahoD I'm Com maud of the
Government Forces.
LONDON, Aprli 4.-Adylces from Paris 70 -day
State mat the attack OF the nationals on the
government forces has been well sustained, A
powerful artillery attack was made or the len
OF the bois de Mandon, which was succeeded in
q short time an silepcing the enemys guns.
The excitement in the city IL intense, conse-
quent on the determination OF the ipsursents
sno the presence OF 20 large body OF revolu,
uonsts ia Paris. General acMahon has "a keD
command OF the government army and Init
ated effective measures Tor the Suppression of
the insurgents. Gen. Bergeret and his column az
,s,opo men IL stili cut of by the heavy guns Of
Mont Nslerien. No relief can reach them. The
loss consequent upon the attack hy the forts
upon the insurgents has not been exaggerated
The number Of killed Is enormous, aud tue en-
Clement in the neighborhOod of St Denis has
greatly increased. The difficulty OF suppressinF
The insurreeuonists increases every hour.
Steamer Disabled
LIVERPOOL, April 4.-rhe steamer France.
rom New York, March 18TH, was toged into
Liverpool disabled.
-" Louiss Muhlback," the novelist, IL 90
ng 70 be divorced from her husband.
- Charles LenDox RemOnd, cOlored, has
House.
9F. G. Conkling, a son Of Senator CoukHns.
d New York, died suddenly in New Orleans
yesterday OF congestion OF the brain.
- The churches that are increasing the most
rapidly 10 the number OF their members in this
country are the Methodist and the Catholic.
- The latest rumOr about Miss Nilsson ts
hat she Is natiye-bOrn American girl the
laughter OF an American mother and sedish
iather.
s|A daughter of Mayor B4Jdeu. of CALAIS
IN Thursday last, being thrown 20 the ground
by catching her foot in an arch.
~ The New Haven woman " no recently ger
married and took her wedding tour in a hOrse
she las Just as well satisfied a. though she had
travelled around the world
- IL is q standing Joke st one OF the hotels in
when strangers lounge mp 70 the
counter and inquire. where are the amuse-
rhents tonight" 20 lead them up to the large
church directory which hangs near by.
0-Judge Jeremiah Black has Instituted a
libel suit agsints George Bergner, Of the Har-
risburg Telegraph. Mr.. Bergner'sremarks upou
Judge Blacks connection with the ChOrpe1-
ming claim case farnish the grounds OF action.
~ II il reported the lsborers on the Hudson
River railroad, now receiving Sl.2j per day,
a ca gfr nrso an ae1wa rase
IRE some 600 laborers employed, and the strike
s general.