New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-11
IN AND AROUND PARIS.
TWENTY THOUSAND PARIsIANs OFFER TO HELP
THEIRS,

THEIRS.
Psr hpr2l, oorr,,ponarrc,o Of tn, london telegraph
| had visit to-day from principol member
OF the liquidation Of the Party order which went to
NJ. Theirs ut Versailles the 22d of March I'm the
enabled the weinienioned National T Guards "t 70
defend their cause After having explained in detail
inentloned battaOns entirely abandoned Nv the
Government, and had no General and ammunition
while the Federatcs thoroughly organized and per
fectly armei-my informant reminded me that two hours
after the in the Place yend6me Passy The Care
St azare the BOurse, the Bank OF France and the Poy
technic School were occupied by Conservative bat
putation was sent by them TO Yersaies Co anno%nce
that 10000 citizens were ready to fight in the very front
OF the regular troops They asked NJ Theirs for arn
cartridges and above all for officers 10 lead them, add
Ing that the Rive Dr0e" Railway 10 versailles was
ready TO carry 6,eO0 troops into Paris that night
having provided trains expressly for the par.
pose. N. Tigrs repad to m! ny informant, who was
disposal, recommend you. gentlemen, To use them to
carry your wives and children out of Pals an as for
yourselves the heat thing do s 10 come to YER
saiIes and help in defending tho Assembly" The depu
tation replied that the duty of the National Guards Of
suggested that they should immediately occupy the dis
trct round Arch Of Triumph stTategical point
and hold it until the Versailles soldiers were ready to
net with them The answer of NJ. Theirs was ION,
that most exposed position Jon might Lar Better
tween the Bridges Of S6vres and Neuilly" After
receiving these answers, the doputation was iorcca
ridges was 10 be expected from Versailles and its mem,
returned to Paris with the tnst te ogs
To hold its ground, but solely to deiend yr7he'- Ills
THE COMMUNE WELL SUPPLIED WITH MONEY
AND AMMUNITION.
Pqri, (4priI 2O C6rr,spOrdego NJ TIE London NnLs
The inquiry into the supposed attacks on
yanyres and Montronge resulted III 9fdSe hd redv
supply Of ammunition to these i9ris, Whicl h' t
oxpended 1900 rounds! There Is tso G biS5
rate OF pay-3tL a day, and at me hoI y
dc vile 81 night and raons Unortuna.ey .ne , us
covery of tho obligations OF the City of Paris has gwen
The Commune that command OF pccuniary resources
which had begun to fail them, and witnout Wnc Ieg
would never have retained baf thOse VINO az
now in receipt Of better pay than they ever earned
in an honest manner Gunpowder ana aihnuli i
20 barrcade street lighting where they are III teg
clement difficult to see where or h9T IN Win ~
concerted action on the part OF the WeHdlSpo7'a wiz"
the troops, their resistance VIII emu
THEIRS ON BOMBARDING PARIS.
Paris coryeFonaHoe tdIfa ~ Of ihe L9nsSa yrs vor
One of the FrecmasOns who went TO YER
sailes yesterday to negotiate for the arm,i
tice at Ncuilly brings back word that d.
hardjSp Paris rs soon as the PrIssans delivered
up the forts. These are his words, az rep9rtffd
made in comparison restabsment of the legiti,
mate powerl Doubtless it will cost much TO homDarI
poor Paris and my blood runs cold az the th9nght Du
must establish at any price the authority OF TINS much
illuminated Assembly,
A sTRATAGEM TO GET OUT OF PARIS.
Parts (Aprii ~ Correspondence Of The LONDON Meas
| made some acquaintance a couple OF days
AGO with the delegate OF the Commune at the Northern
Railway station This Is an important posi-, o IOr
one from leaving Paris From six In the , morning nls
tn sis a
to which tickets for London arc issued Here all day
long hundreds Of people crowd round ana oer epry
possible sort OF prcext 10 get ont of the threatened c
When saw the delegate OF the Commune he was nmgh
gee-he had discovered a new trick by when several
persons had escaped. A gentleman had presented nm
self with an English passport and was lininedlatey
allowed to enter the waiting room But having la'stu
the ordeal of the wicket, and feeling quite Se as 20 INC
success of his journey, nc handed his passport to lady
whO-leayny the waitingroOm on some frivolous excuse
was seen giveit TO another gentleman who met her
outside the station The second gentleman had no sooner
obtained possession Of his precious Log1eh ~ una.
port and asked for little slip Of paper when IL gwen rs
check to all persons whom the sentinel may allow 10
pass It was then that traveller No was called out
and being confronted with No 2, was discovered IN
his little trick The result is that Strlcter wat.n
Give unnecessary ANNOYANCE foreigners and. on the
contrary give them the fullest liberty to come ana go
as they please but he is bound TO use every prtcauton
to prevent Frenchmen escaping with papers winch are
"'' '''' THE GArLING GUNS AT WORK.
Parts t4prr ~ CorreT9nierce e The Lo''foa TINS
BY order of Dombrowsky, an attack was
made ON ae So nPGh the .T road at took three
barbados 10y escalade and planted red nagS among t
they rshod intoxicated with success, until they arrived
at the park wall. when. suddenly, murderous fire was
Gatiing guns, which shOwered such continuous and
merGSs na , OF G engine GV OF s maSn can %
They fed in wild disorder, leaving the road nterany
ricade a company Of their own men, who stood with
bayonets fixed to check their fight Thus driven for
ward again they recoiled from renewedyol-
lev and then commenced panicstricken rout which no
Human power could control They ran from gate to gate
S hY Tau,dS Sr and a length forced their way
over the drawbrgo at IS, st. t ouea % GF s nap
carts The number of men who have been killed
Of late conduces to salutary spirit OF rgne renee
ton among the Federal companies and there Is httle
doubt that were the Versailles party boldly 10
march into the town with promise OF a,nG5'y ynS TO
themselves terribly shorn of their baltdons Iean-
while Neuily reduced to ruins-aiy and hourly dense
columns OF smoke may So seen TO rise Wucu te VI pih
Ing houses and property destroyed.
WAR PROCLAIMED AGAINST RELIGION 4i
Pari, tp;tZ coe"s s lie Io nf tbe Ultra
Party may be obtained from the following extract iroH
the Mom6,gne journal of the Socialist Revolution |
have been forced TO omit the strongest passages when
blaspleme the Deity aud burlesque sacred things
lsis Mongueur Afre was shot We believed In Dyne
vokma bOuse Ea1on 6a, made 'I Ra6, Of re az,
the ,oS EsS''o Of nmoi. 'in' her bosom We take
dead home, 'D oar o, s To a our up S Sa Sa
lay hsuis the p9w % song to the ak 10 's s
preferable to chanting h,mns dogs that ad only to sos
shG Dhog paS S .y Se h " d9n. s%i the the sas Of
the Archbishop We owe it to oaes's owe to ss
%o S SS SSTpe hoss The justice tribunals shall
b. was light Daroy tremble cell for your day past your
Hd e ,S ~ 10 add that this newspaper sold IN hun
reds OF numbers about the streets ana the senneh's
inculcated will speak for themselves
CONVERTS PIINDERED AND CHURCHES CLOSED.
Y ii s ,pondenoe Of TIE LoHfon Day Telegraph
/ have inst seen list of the priests i'm
ny APOSTLES or liberty
IL a,er paris The number is 1877 ordained priests so
law brothers OF religious houses ana ~ cGelesSeca
stydents and Brothers of the Christian DOCTRINES
n,ost admirable body OF men, who, although they
take vows are not ordained and devote themselves 10
th teaching Of poor students. OF converts ana other
rn lions houses 20 have been pllaged and Fl churches
,rs shnt mn last evening by order OF the gentlemen
W. ", ,,o HOTEL de Vile. Lord Lyons has behaved |
most noby-whereyer and whenever he Goua a. c@ or
inE a. ,,tttion i'm which a British subject c0nld ne
found am told that the Communists onT
p.Its raoived them with stout sticks In their ahds