The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-04-23
VIEWS BIZ TELEGRAPH.

PARIS, April 1.-THE firing, which mas oeeA
going on all night continues TINS mu;t ~ the
red flag was placed on the summit Vi az
Church of Neuiily, yesterday afternoon, ANUS
a shower of balls. There is now sIa,~ Oh md
church open in Paris: St. Vincent ae [aai the
st. Jacques were pillageo yeS'oiS
T6SSnoS. ApriI ls.-Correspondent Of me
Tribune at St. Denis had an a.;,;nn Of the
es sn;s pnfe ar@g on Monday who said Bis
marck's reported threat to lnt SsMehon has a
twenty. third. in unfoundsd. MoM outpo.ts
right TO en. oa;r I" He would not hinder: but
assist MaMahon He thinks weakness Oh Sme
Versailles army prsveniSs trafic with Paris
| md allow no provisions 4e enter, osS ,en
refused. Paris containing 80 many oIae a.a Pc "a
ple The insurgents r 5ecen! FanSonre. There
, Nus arrested priests and plundered tnel
churches. Pafe sent troops to proSec. , sme cent
pie ana rec 90 the Commune that if it happened
m,ss tSs Prnssian forts would open fire. ne
added, sMy instructions are to DO sery svsn
with tho 9s. H;sssnp5is
menu Zach aaS trocps. They are ready to protect
Z the Assembly but not to attack e a@' Gsrmany
than half the soldiers returning from mel ~
It are sent n mG%v. 900 of francs due
April the first are known to Dc because the
"a nes Wv tonns On the payment of this instaii
us ant w;ii then retire towards Rheims. Int
people are flying from ca.u paaii in Scotland
If ear nYnnN April l9-Dispatches from yer .e
re saiies give some particulars rsgard n.. an
yesterday N at lasted through
er ny Snnday. Sunday night and all day Mona aa
i: was followed by an omlnGns .t cam after da,
night which wa a,pinS by the insurgents tt
a. gH;.t raced all day, with little advantae
n, being gained by either side. every llIT hot
ground being eS5, ths most VICE
tic sIo"ses we're on fire in various parts OF III
les town. and the Inhabitants had an tsom ;nein
ter in the cellars pa CHILDREN, were burned
a ns dasstb' towards night the Nationals, ITO
"a. some unknown cause, became P p%h the de,
ich anu anu ,,onnpded living thick in the road; !.
os. Government forces did not follow tne pa
y" ais. The widest excitement preSaisb nnsan.
'ol- - +ha inhabitants are leaving ny thousaus
fnl All the churches are closed, but the war on
me sacred edifices still continues, ana the Pfie
is daily being insnlted th ana etV has been
hat in.sd The road to st. Denis ia choked w
ny. f,sS;tives from Paris Provisions are are, m
Is plentiful. The northern .; anu eastern
ack arr peussrIs. April 1s.-It has been ascertain
ton that the Peace Conference c"noe"o'
fore France. ;. :, por;. he'll
lles ,,aat;ng to protest against the destr1ctioI
'ss!- NJ the Column in Place vendome ana arc
,re Triomphe The ramPa avs a fa1len into Ar
Al .em;I and the Prussian commander is rem
that strnting theoretically. 1t IS repSl.esnn
terry bostilites have been suSpenueu as I,nntn.
made ST. DENIS, April - ne e1.a wEicb viii
was the russians lsa'S niar Govarnmeut.
rsed given up 70 w. rst;re 70 Rheims Seven tn
this frnss. ao'ss have reached Versailles from
iver- a a.ionJ and ~ 900 are ready to leave the
abli- Hmarter for Versailles.
fore VERSAILLES. April 20.-Br onet, fa Nas,
Old uty proposed to the ASSEM- .aas .reat
yiven tee of twenty five De t nnnc;l;st;on an
hers, the Paris G9veI me ,aeant;me amidst grea
ndig- armist,ce. arons question was carried ag
i the roar sn1 pabi minority.
over p.n,s Anril 2l.-Another revolution i
New m;nent. The Commune has arrested the
eracy trail Committee, accusing the mem D;,
locke gotiating with Theirs to betray ia 10,
words National Guards are inu.Gn nsa tha comn
,nsid to arrest the ConlI a,e nmarchv reipns.
ort of are released oo'np-''0
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