Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-04-13
FOREIGN NEWS.

BOuuAHNE, April l2-W edncSlay night.
Yesterday morning the Governor OF st. Amer
and Arras left for Versailles
PARIS. April l2--W cdne,day :. +. III. The
Cure Of Notrc Dame dc Larrvcttc and Able
Miguel, Vicar OF st. Philippe have been n
rested the latter while visiting the Archbishop.
There was All artillery duel that lasted through
out the day.
The Nationals refusing to iieht have been
disb;nulrd
The Insurgents lire in high spirits over the
result OF last night i fighting. An attack is OK
pcctrd tonight.
.AsSy is accused Of high lrcason to the city
and the nation.
Nambrosk teegraphs that he is in posses
sion of three quarters of Ncuiy and hopes to
ret TO the brid &c tonight.
.Amaroux has been released and made Sc
crctary of thrCommune.
Shells are falling in the rue Challlnt The
firing continues.
VERSAILLES. "Wednesday night-'Thc coup
dc main arranged ior last night WAS deferred
till tonight
Theirs is 50 anxious TO avoid bloodShcd that
it is doubtful whether it will take place.
The Assembly is cnragcd at the inactivity OF
the troops at Nalcrcn.
There was excellent practice last nj int, two
lombard IsSy. At the last moment learn
that an attack inside and outside Of Paris is
certain 10 take place tonight. Marshal Nc
Mahon commands
LnSDoN April 3.--'Thc Times special d is
patch from Versailles says that columns of in
surgcnts have advanced to Ciamont, without
meeting with oppoS! ton. The same CORES
pondcnt says that THEIRS is opposed to the
bringing on of decisive action until fifty thousand
additional men shall have reinforced the NcrSuil-
les army.
\ special to the Telegraph from Paris, says
General DombrowSki tclegraphs to the Com,
munal Committee that his forces have occupied
three l6urths Of the town Of Ncuilly.
4 letter from Guizot On the State Of affairs
in France l.; published to-day He approves
the condict of the Assembly. trusts the strug-
Gle will he short, and expresses confidence that
the result will be certain and decisive.
The Times special from I'ar>Saysa portion
of the Versailles army, engaged III attacking
the outlying forts to the South OF Paris has
suffered greatly i'll 10th killed aud wounded.
The Communists have surrounded three llun-
drcd Gen It armies near AsnlcreS. ana their
calulution is thought probable
General pamhrnwSki Is very popular with
his troops. He declares that he will burn
Ncuilly. Nillcrs and putcaux if such step is
necessary for the defence of Paris. y dispatch
from Versailles says there is 4 great conccntra-
ton If troops before that city.
Marshal McAIahon has gone to Nillctang and
Il decisive attark upon the !nSrlrgcnl positions
is expected. .,.,.
Theirs Is now opn'>cd 10 cancellation and
thinks the success of the army certain.
\ dispatch from Paris says battery, OF Ing
Guns hos been mounted in Avenue du Trocade-
70. pointing towards Fort l'umount Nalcricn.
The Nationals are maSSrt near the Arch OF
Triumph.
General Damhrnw$ki has SC ccrd A>nlcres;'s
the centre of operations against Colrhcyolr
Long Champs and Asnicrcs are both well tortl-
fled. Paris is calm. but the exodus Of the IN
hahitantS continues.
VERSAILLES. April I%.-1hcrS in Il circular
bearing the date nl the evening OF the 9TH,
describe. tin, situation Il: in the main nnchang-
ed. and SAYS The Government vii! act at
the proper time The Commune accounts OF
the victory at Paris are as false As they are I'M
princplci Our victory will come blnodIcssy.
The Paris delegates have arrived and We're re-
ccved. not because they are Communists: but
because they arc republicans. My answer to
them was that no one mcnaceS the lcpublic but
ass;lsSns. The lives of the insurgents will be
spared hut the work,ncn temporarily SubSl,,
died in Paris; must return to their labor ana
secession suppressed as it has been IN America.
\ dispatch from Marsei!les says the city IS
uuict and police force is being reorganlzed.