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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-30
A Gallant Affair and Assault
by Sailors.
The Financial Question ---First IaStalmenI
of Indemnity Not Paid.
Furious Bombardment of tht
Southern Forts.
Issue OF a Revolutionary Address
nj Hayre.
TeLeGRAMS TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

TsLeGRAMs TO THE NEW york HERALD
One of the special correspondents of the
New YORK HERALD sends us the following re-
port of the situation before Paris -
VERSAILLES, Friday EVENING"
via BoULoGNE. April 20, 1871.
1t is expected that Fort Issy will be stormed
tonight
A GALLANT AFFAIR
The affair at Les Mouliniceux was a most
gallant one on the part of the government
forces. Four hundred sailors led the assault
They were commanded by Duke Ftzjames and
his son, a lieutenant in the navy.
MOUNTAIN HOwITzERs.
Large numbers OF mountain howitzers
which can be carried easily by mules, and
intended for use should there be any street
fighting in Paris, have arrived at Versailles.
THE FINANCIAL QUESTION.
The first instalment OF the war indemnity,
amounting to five hundred millions of francs,
has not yet been paid The money has been
offered to the government at sc for six per
cent per annum, but the offer has not been
accepted. NJ. Theirs says that when Paris
falls he can get better price.
FEEBLE FIRE
The fire from the insurgent guns is feeble.
Movements Of the Government Commander.
in-ChieE-IIeavy BOmbnrdmcnt Tho Force
Of the Nationais-Arrival Of French Prison.
ers at Havre-Provisions stopped by Way
VERSAILLES. April 20, 1871.
Marshal MacMahon went TO Reuil to-day
and returns to- night.
Fort Issy scarcely replies TO the Versailles
batteries. An attack upon the fort il immi-
nent.
The southern forts were bombarded fnri-
ousIy all day yesterday. Vanvres replied
vigorously. The night passed quietly.
THE NATIONALS DECREASING IN STRENGTH.
The strength of the Nationals is decreasing
rapidly from the incessant fire and fatigues to
which they are subjected. The Frdac0is
says the troops of the Commune do not now
exceed twenty five thousand in number.
Arrival OF Prisoners in Hnvre-PrOvisiOns for
stopped-Hevolutionury Address.
HAvRE, April 90, 1871.
ARRIVAL OF FRENCH PRISONERS.
A fresh convoy of French prisoners from
Germany has arrived at Cherbourg by sea.
STOPPING SUPPLIES FOR PARIS
The Versailles government has ordered that
the provisioning of Paris by way Of the Seine
be entirely stopped.
A REVOLUTIONARY ADDRESS.
To-day being the occasion Of the municipal
elections in Havre the workmen who are
partsans of the Paris Commune, have issued
revolutionary address No disturbance has
,rat occurrad
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TnE COAL TROUBLES.

Excitement In acknowledgements Of Troops
Buncombe Manifesto by the Monopoliats--
Prospect Of Settlement Du,l-B Both Par
ties Oistrusting Each Other Probable
Explicit Proposition from the Nj
ners-Their Willingness to
Work on Fair Terms Affairs
in the Wyoming Region.
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FIRE AMONG the SHIPPING.

Fire broke out at half past eight O'Clock last
Ing on the barge Era, which was loaded with 700
bales OF hay, ana was living at the pler foot OF
Thirtyeignth street, East river, anu before ang
sistance could be rendered both boat and stock,
which were owned by Andrew i. Bogart, were
totally consumed The loss on tbe barge Is Sl.2oo
and on stock $1,000.
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VIEWS OF THE PAST.

APRIL 80.
1862 cayenworth, Ind. almost destroyed bv a hur-
rlcane.
1si0-Lord Eign ana members OF the Canadian Par
uanent stoned IN the streets OF Montreal.
l7l5-Battie OF F0ntenoy, In Belgium; the allied
British and Hanavcrans defeated by the
French.
1617Thc Puritans forbidden by royal proclaim alton
10 emgrate TO New England.
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members seriously frightened at WinanS conn
ter threat Of exposing them If they denounce
him? We should like to know II this is all
the republican caucus has to say about Winans
defactioo
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JAMAICA.

Ism pOrtnmt suit I'm Admiralty American I,-
teresis at stake.
KINGSTON, Jamaica, April q, 1871
An important suit OF the underwriters against tn,
captain OF the wrecked brig Pennlman Is now o.
uia. There Is great excitement ami the court "a
crowded.
American interests are at stake
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-30

1Iissisan0i Spriug Watcr-A specific foe
Cancer Scrofulo, kidney Diseases aud impuriSc. u
tae Blood sold by drug. ss.
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Depend Upon IL, Mothers, Mrs. WiWslow's
SYRUP. for all diseases OF chLdrea ssgo
~ medicine.
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l.obstoii,s

'.Jewish uRer."-~ubsrr iberS Remov-
send Old aud addresses TO the nlcs
Hrna d,xau
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Great bargains in FmrOiture.-Cali and Sr-
Of the largest stocks the city thirty less
broadway prices, Mt wM ". LIES. lp9 futon street. third
Church street and 37 csnal street.
of broadway, New York.
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We have received special despatch from Hsysaa a
the effect that No. 9iA has drawn ScGw. which have
Az Ia the hands OF different people. having
sold fractions, give this notice for their bsnel
The official list wil he published as soon received
TAYLOR 4 Co. Kankers. Is all street. y. Y.
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New Mammoth tiohin. House,
l,i30 Broadway, between assh and 18th streets.
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Terrific BOmbartment Of the Southern Forts
YIssy and MOntrOuge in Ruins
A Picture Of Desolation--.
Towns in Ruins.
An InSurgent Attack and
Repu1Se.
IELeGaAms TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Our Paris special correspondent sends us
the following report of the condition of affairs
within the city and at the scenes of opera
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Batchri0r's Hair Dyc.-Thr Rest in tho
world The only perfect dye harmless. reliable. irstanL
neous. Factory 10 Bond street.
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sfadOrO's UnrivRitcd Hair Dyr.-soid
applied his wig and scalp fctosy. No Asor Houses
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TEE EEWF0JgDLaED CABLE.
Prince Edward Island aud New Brunswick
Again IN Cable Communication.
TELEGRAM 70 The NEW Yaat nEnAll

CuARLoITgrows, Prince Edward isiand,t
Apui 20, 1871.
The New York. Newfoundland and London TeIs-
graph Companv's cable. connecting ths island with
New Brunswick. was repaired yesterday afternoon.
ana IL now open for the transmission OF rncasageA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-30

A.-The Most Tasty and Gra .cfni Unf for
gentlemen Is manufactured and sold ~ FSpENSGHElD il3
Nassau street.
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Because
the chemical strength and weight that
few of the imported extracts but exceeding
majority of them. Aud Further,
II il Acknowledged TO DO the "Perfume par
lence" and that II shall present quality
superiority In guaranteed by
q. h. wOODwORTH SON, Proprietors
The most extensive Manufacturing Perfumers World
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A-Irrring's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES.
:5l brosawsy, corner MURRAY slrs q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-30

KcaT The Te1sUns WHY
"WOODWOkrH'S NILSSON BOUQUET"
TOW Int short time before the public has mot with liz
Luequalicd Success and Popularity
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Bouquet combination of the essential ola
OF the most Fragrant and Delicious Flowers OF the ropcA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-30

appointed the proprieors OF the well knowa an soa
Dolsr store So Broadway their sole gents taestcs
the oil
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perienccd and Responsible hotel proprietor, whom
would he given ease favorable irst
elegantly furnished Hotel IN. city o. chicago
4. IL. r., Herald Office
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A. You Like U.-A Wninui Chamber suit
III pieces marble tops, from SIS to 800; good Par
Tor Sui, for 800, wENTw ORTIZ sons. 1909 Bowerv.
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Miners Meeting nc Tammaun.

! TAMAQUA. Pa. April 20 1871.
! Alta meeting Of miners held mere this evening.
the proposition OF the operators OF the I'D
I
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MILTON GOLD JEwELRy.
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Ministry Of War accuses NJ Theirs or using
Pr,Asian guns and mitrailleuses.
sToRMING OF FORT DIssY.
The 1stegraphs special says it Is expected
that Fort lssy will be stormed tonight
COMMUNICATION STOPPED.
All communication between Paris aud the
departments will probably be stopped.
Probable Release OF the Archbishop of Paris.
BERLIN, April 28-Evening.
General Cluseret has replied to the inter
cession of General Fabrice that he will pro-
pose to the Commune to release the Arch
bishop of Paris and the other ecclesastics now
In prison.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-30

AmidOn Il sOn's HIT Establishment Re-
moved from $40 broadway to 40 Firth avens door
Twenty sixth street Standard price t;entiemens
Dress Hats, 80 All goods premises.
AGENTS.
y. A. jackson Co. Boston. VIM II. Oskford, rhiadnt
r. w. MansheId New Haven. phia.
Bishop Barnes, Chicago. r. G. Jones, st. Paul.
v. y. Bullock Co., Albany. John Ssbey J Syracuse.
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READ PLAIN HOME TALK
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READ PLAIN HOME TALK, by the popuar writes
aud practitioner, t. b. FOOTE, NJ D.. OF No l2u Lexington
avenue,
Sold only by subscription. In morocco cloth, So Is;
cabinet library. ~ Is; In herman language morocco.
CLOTH xS 5N
10 the publishers all who 1t,
agent will be sent 10 be had OF booksellers
j. o. WELLS CO.,
Publishers,
No. 432 Broome stret. New York
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Academy Of DcsigD.-Mnny beautiful To-
cts visible nj the opening OF the National Academy
ri Design on Wednesday night Many gentleman, also.
noceib for the beauty finish Of their Hats which,
mad, of course, been secured OF KNOX, 2l2 Broadway
this soary fact which added the
and brig hieued the rtainmcnt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-30

An Elegant Suit Of Fine Flowing Heir
multitude of lmperrections. CHEvALIERS LfFE
FOR THE HAIR bears the hi. chemical authority
world. IA hair dressing stands above compa rsop-
Restores hair s falling increases the growt
OF the weakest hair Sold by all druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-30

THE BLAsPHEMy OF THE PARIS Commune,
as far as developed is fully up to the standard
of the God-defying Jacobins of 1893. Some
days ago chief of the Commune spoke of the
priests and nuns imprisoned as suspicious par
ties ''worshipping person they call God )"
and now it appears that the Jacobin Roche
fort, in justification of the robbery by the
Commune Of the Paris churches, says of the
goods of the churches eve do not hesitate
to declare them national property, for the sin
gle reason that they proceed from the gene
rosity Of those to whom the Church has pro-
missed Paradise, and the promise Of imaginary
returns made to obtain any property is quail
fed as swiudling by every code," and, fur
thermore, he says Sour eternal belief is
that Jesus Christ having been born in stable,
the only treasure that Notre Dame ought to
possess is bundle of straw" II those iDfa-
nous wretches Of the Commune have not yet
set up the worship of prostitute as the
Goddess Of Reason" it is because NJ. Theirs
has kept them employed with something of the
pains and fortunes of the Internal regions But
the end Of the Commune draws near when its
managers. il is to be hoped. will meet the pun
ishment due to their heavy crimes.
YESTERDAY THE BOARD OF EDuoArIoN, nm
der the new regime, heldSts first meeting and
elected Mr.. Bernard SWyth its president
From the remarks made by Judge Van Worst,
Mr. Nathaniel Sands, Mr.. Bell and others, it
was made evident that the Board contemp lates
radical reform in the system of education
which now obtains in the common schools of
the city. That the necessity exists for reform
is unqucstonably true, and that the Board
will proceed cautiously in making them is
something to he expected; for, though there
are many defects in our system OF education,
the excellent qualities il contains should not
he made to suffer by hastily adopted measures,
hnweyer well intended
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sure Remedy for ChiiIs and Fever.-
Ay ER'S AGuE CURE never fails
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RNr91i1.-$1 80 Hats Reduced To- - 3D.
Cheapest Hats offered Csc
Boys Hats. Specially, Gentlemens SILK Hats, W.
q. ~. n. HAT COMPANY, IL Cortland street.
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Jewery comgsuy will be carried ou ny c prnprciors
o ORIGINAL Une Dollar SOrr, boz hrlNwas, opposite
Bond Their place Of business 4 1nasy uled WIN
the citizens purchasing the Wilton Jcwelry ard
also articles that equally cheap thst can oy 10
The Original One Dollar Store whfch pace OF business
has been operation inr over three wears
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tons eune,rancd rcspecS
subscribers 70 state thai tho nous vv,ee OF read
favor o. kcNTJkER AMERICA fol that purpose
~ cologne water aad has pasted wrappers with
which hide tbs npdcrous ntra< OF and other
sorbcd Vile hhs questionable sednie nt,ry nfdents
W. refer our rcnp fun and lucid exposition o. trH
subieci 20 NJ " 6RihN'S ucwspsrsr "the hafe'nsz'
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A.-Herrinx's Patent
CHAMPION SAFES
Dol Broadway. coruer Murray ssrsel.
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A-A-A-A.--
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THE only place the city prOcarc thogcnaar x's
Jeweiry will b. the OriglusI Dollar store, uoer The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-30

RED ROSE.
A new and delightful perf1ms.
A.-PhnIo Ions New Perfume.
I LOVE YOU.
l LOVE YOU.
1 LOVE you.
For sale by all drugg sta.
A G2.sr In lIaAu Rn4is = HA
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-10-26

Atwood yELoURs, all Shades
ow priced, medium and fine.
Colcred ALPACAS, very cheap.
Thomson's GtIovc-litting CORSETS
Thomson's Misses CORSETS.
Ladies' Merino UNDERVESTS.
Misses Merino UNDERVE ESTS.
Boys Merino UNDERVESTS.
Gents Merino UNDERVESTS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-10-26
For the Advertiser.

Mr.. ED1ToR-The County School Com
missioner advertises that applicants as
School Teachers will be received only
from those Districts that have levied the
special tax required by law.
Now, wewould inquire, what is to be
done with the poll tax collected in such
Districts, for it is the purpose of the said
tax that it be applied to Free Schools, and
nothing else, according to the Constitu-
ton. If any District is deprived of Free
Schools, that District has no obligation to
pay any poll tax, for there is no other OBJ
ect it can be applied to according to law.
We would further suggest that those
Districts that have had no Schools as yet,
should call on the Treasurer for all the
poll tax he has collected since the adop-
ton of the present Constitution, and ap-
ply it to its legitimate Disqualification.
eHBut, we think the Whole Free. School
Act q abungling piece Of business through
out. -Itnight dovery well for sonle'of
the New England States, where every
other mile is village, town or city = but
1T sill-suitedto the sparsely settled COun-
ties Of South Carolina. We think tile
Legislature must have had some sinister
motives regarding the upper Counties OF
the State when they included that threat
inthe late School .Act. What say you,
Messrs. Legislators ror Edgelield County?
Let us see what the Constitution says
about Free Schools and the Tax.
-Article 1Oth, Section 5th Of the C0nStitu-
tiou.-"The General Assembly shalllevy
at each regular Session after the adoption
OF this Constitution, an annual.taX Oh all
taxable property throughout the State,
for the support OF. public schools, which
tax shall be collected at the s;l.ilc time,
and by the same agents rs the general
State levy, and shall be paid into the
Treasury OF the State"
Now, Mr.. Editor, can the General AS
scmbly delegateits authority to the Town.
ships to levy a special tax for free school
purposes, when the n.oeius operandi is SO
plainly laid down in the Constitution {?
That obtuse individual, u less than Phila-
delphia Lawyer, might see the incon-
gruity.
We know that the School Commission
ery must follow his instructions, but who
can give him the authority to osiracise
all the Townships which do not levy an
unconstitutional tax?
We are greatly in the dark up here.
We get nopapers, receiveno letters, have
no schools. Badly befogged, we want
lirht at SHATTERFIELD.
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-----E<e- e-s--------
Mrs. Wharton, the Baltimore

Or we should, more properly, say the
alleged poisoner; for it really begins to
look as if this unfortunate lady were moro
sinned against than SHINING. Mrs. Whar-
ton was arraigned in the Baltimore Court
ten days ago. She was accompanied
by her daughter Miss Nellie Wharton,
both in deep mourning. The crowd was
overwhelming, and the excitement great
But the trial did not take place. Mrs
Wharton entered an application Tor 8
change of venue, which was granted
and the case is TO be removed to Anna
polls. The trial, according to present
arrangement, will occur in November
The prisoners oath in her belief that sht
cannot have fair trial in Baltimore is
the cause of the change Of venue.
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THE DESTRUCTION IN DOOR COUNTY.
In the town of NaSewaunee 81 families
were burned out and 3 lives lost; in Gar.
ncr, 30 families burned out and 5G lives
lost; in Brussels, 81 families burned out
and % lives lost; III Forrestvillc, 80 fam
lilies burned out and an estimate made
that 40 lives were lost.
Refugees from tho burned territory
have llocllcd into Sturgeon Bay, Little
Sturgeon, and Dyllcsvillc. The suffer
ing is almost too great to be realized. Sup
plies of every description arc needed.
There is an especial demand for chill
dren's clothing.
In places on the cast shore of the bay
timber has been leveled for q mile in
extent. The terrible tornado reached
the timber in swamp east of Sturgeon
Bay, so that person is enabled to SEE
for distance of seven miles. The roat
is blockaded. Parties began to chop on
the road Thursday morning. Until this
track is completed no mails can be trans
ported. At points on the road fallel
timber is piled up to the height of fifty
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1871-10-26
VILLAGE IN DARKNESS.

ALpENA, Oct. 12.-The dense smoke OF
Saturday and Sunday kept increasing,
and Oh Monday was very thick. Build
ings could be seen buta Il short distance,
and navigation was extremely dangerous.
On Tuesday morning, the 10th, about
half past clock, there was some ap-
pearance of rain, and few drops fell. 1t
began to grow dark very rapidly, and by
8 o'clock 1t was as dark ;ls u cloudy
night would be at II o'clock midnight.
Lights wcrc lit in all places of business
and i'll the houses Of citizens, and busi-
ness was for about halt al hour entirely
suspended.
The sky had a very singular appear
ance, being a kind OF pale, deathly hue,
and the darkness and gloom made Il very
singular. effect on the corntcnancc. Hens
and chickens went to roost, and COWS re-
turned home for the night. Many were
very much frightened, and thought the
end OF the world; h&d come. Women
and children were crying and weeping
in some parts Of the city, and many jests
and anecdotes are told at the expense OF
some of our best citizens. The darkness
lasted about half all hour, during which
time it began to rain, and it rained for
about half an hour quite hard. Then
the smoke cleared away.
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THE DURN1NG OF NEW FRANKEN

Att o'clock on Sunday night the iirc
was raging neart the village OF New Drank
en-. from the south, about one mile dis
tant. 80 danger was apprei!endeda ~ the
entire country north OF tho village had
been previously burned over. but the tire
gained rapidly. running through the pre-
viously burned district, and by i. NJ
reached the village. At midnight not !
building was standing. Itwas with great
difficulty that the inhabitants OF thetown
saved their lives Men. womenmd chill
dren were Obliged TO run for dear life
thro l"h narrow break in the line ol
fire. and they arrived at 4 place of safety
in Il ploughcd field not Il moment too
soon. AS ii was, Il nuiI.be had their
faces. hands and feet badly burned.
IIowletts mill, three miles east OF New
Franken, was destroyed at the same time,
together with all the tenement houses
Nothing whatever was saved i'll the clear
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THIRTY YEARS EXPERIENCE
IN TIE TREATMENT OF
Chronic and Sexual Diseases.
pUySII0J0ClCAL VIEW OF MARRIAGE.

The cheapest book ever Notwithstanding
nearly three hundred pages, aud one hundred and
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book treats, either personally or by mail, and medi-
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BOOTS AND SHOES F.!
MADE TO ORDER OR REPAIRED

MADE TO ORDER OR REPAIRED
All work well done at reasonable pri-
ces, out of the best Leather, and by COM
petent workmen.
Give me trial, and 7 will give you
good fit.
Terms Cash. S II. MANGET.
June7 If "a