National opinion. [volume] (Bradford, Vt.) 1865-1874, 1871-06-02
Latest Paris News.

Latest Paris News.
Dispatches from Versailles announ,
the capture Of Fort d'Issy, and state thi
the fort is now in possession OF th
Government troops. The surrender {
FortVnnvres il also momentarily expec
ed, u terrible conhagration being now i
progress within its walls. Col. Witt,
was killed Mt the storming of Fort d 'lssy
President Theirs has issued n circular
IN which he cxults over the capture @
Fort dlssy. He says: 1--WE found nue.
ammunition and artillery in the fort
Fort Nanvres is dcfenseless, and tho cap
tire of d'Issy sunices for the success 0
our plans, On Monday night Gen
Douai crossed the Seine, and is now in
trenched 800 yards from tho Enciente
whore he will be able to batter down til,
bridge at Neuilly. The reign Of the in
famous faction is drawing to a close.
A dispatch from Paris saws that thu
YeiHaillists' forces made a strong attach
on Fort Montrougc. The results of til,
attack are yet unknown. The abandon
mcnt of Fort d'Issy is said to have been
caused by panic among the garrison.
The Versailles troops failed in Their
attempt to construct n bridge of boats to
the Bots de Boulogne. The Versailles
forces made three attempts on Monday
to capture Moulin-Sagnet, in each OF
which they We're repulsad. Their losses
before dIssy and Nauyres lave been
neavy. There was review Of troops in
the Place dc In Concorde previous to
their departure for the front A general
attack was expected.
The investment of Paris from Genne-
villiers to Fort d'Issy is complete, and n
general assault is imminent
CLAIMANT has become so unhealthy from
the presence Of unburied bodies of the
victims of many engagements, that the
Versailles troops have been obliged to
evacuate the place. The Government
relieve from service about Paris, and
send to the d, partments, all soldiers hay
ing relatives il the capital. The battery
ut Montretout recommended firing upon
the insurgent positions at Point du Jour
and elsewhere. The Communist gun
boat on the Seine has been disabled.
THE Times special dispatch from Paris
says the Federalists, recapturcd the bar
ricade in the Rue Peyrounet The COM
mandant of the Nationals was shot during
the fight by a Cure.
1He Daily Ners special dispatch from
Versailles reports great concentration
of troops at Neuilly, and says an attack
is anticipated. A circular from NJ. Picard
orders that Il strict watch be kept upon
the movements Of the Bonapartists. The
Prince de la Tosr d'Auvergne is reported
as dead The elections in Lyons passed
off quietly. Tie Telegyuph's special dis
patch from Versailles says it is officially
reported that Prince Won Bismarck will
come to Compiegne to hold an interview
with M. Theirs. The Prlssiass at st.
Denis have arrested about $50 fugitive
National Guards. 1t is positively denied
that the dispute between the Central
Committee and the Commune has been
healed. A powder magazine near the
Nlaillot Gate was blown up by shells from
the Versailles batteries and several per-
sons were killed.
A Communist declee fixes the price of
bread at 80 cents per kilogramme.
1t is reported at Brussels that Prince
Murat is now in France.
A dispatch from Frankfort announces
hat definite treaty of peace between
France and Germany has been signed |
dispatch from Frankfort to the Pro-
,incidt Co1Tesp1nt|eatin OF Berlin says
he negotiations completed will result in
iiecting reol and durable peace, and
'ill not merely remove temporary diff
ulties. 1t is also believed the Paris
ortitications now occupied by the
russian troops will be delivered to the
ersailles Government even before the
payment of the first installInent of the
var indemnity.
The Subcommittee of Organization
f the Commune, in a proclamation, or
eIs the most relentless measures to-
ard the besiegers. No soldier will be
lowed t. depart in the slightest degree
rom his duty, and all the troops are for
idden to cease firing upon the Versailles
oops who may attempt to surrender,
bile fugitives and stragglers are to be
sbred when caught, or if they are in
umerous bodies, are to be fired into
Iercllessly with cannon and mitrailleuses,
A Paris dispatch says that Fort Van
res was captured by the Versailles
oops, and was held for a short time,
hen it was recaptured by the Commun-
t forces. There has been desperate
CITING there. The fort is in a very
lapidated condition, and it will soon l
'come imperative upon the forces of
e Commune to eyacuate it. The Gov
troops make daring attacks on {
Gully and Asnieras. The ReceH saws :
Ell. Charette commands the troops in /
e Bots de Boulogne. /
The Government troops carried the c
rricades in the village of Bourg-la- +
cine, killing and wounding 100 of the
and capturing 49, The can
nade continues with terrible effect. =,
Gen. Rossel was arrested by the Com
me, and placed in custody of NJ.
rardin. In the evening both disap- b
AIRED, and 1T was reported that they
d gone to Versailles; but the General s.
mains outside of Paris, ready to give II
istance to the Communists if needed. 81
In the Assembly, member asked for Fl
explanation OF the recent interview
il the delegates from Bordeaux. NJ. Gil
iers answered in Il petulant manner,
| demanded n vote of confidence.
er a great excitement in the Chamber,
e was taken and NJ. Theirs was sus- Pc
ned by 495 to TO-
The principal attack of the Versailles 81 81
ops is expected at Auteull and Point He
Jour Both sides are massing their Fl F.
ops, and great battle is anticipated Co C,
helescluze has been appointed dele oA
e Minister Of War to the Commune. R hi
The National Guard of the Arrondisse- La
mt Vanguard and the Pantheon have ~,
used to march against the Versailles w
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