Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-15
KILOGRAMS TO THE STAR,
fhis Afternoons Dispatches,
Associated Press Reports.
E r ON UROPE TOD
Important from France!
The VeEsaiihsts Marching On Paris
Generalization of the eoru,ra,

"-r,-ed Exclusively to the Evening Star.
AAe Hersatiltsts Advancing On Paris.
PARIS, Sunday.-Yesterdsy, General Dom
orowsN ordered that all the Off GERS refusing
70 obey their superiors should be shot. He
reviewed 5000 troops this morning at Neuilly.
1t is stated that seven men and a number of
young women, bearing an ambulance with a red
cross, were refused quarter by the 9th regiment
OF the line, who shot i've or their number. The
Committee on War has been replaced, In con-
sequence OF its differences with q central com
mittee. The batteries at MOntretout are firing
heavily on Paris. General Rossel is reported In
Belgium. Six government gunbosts have ar
rived at Sevres The troops In Bots de BouIoyne
nent.
| The Fail OF the Commune Imminent
| LohpoN, May 15.-The TINES special from
| Paris says Pyat openly declared the fall OF the
l commune 10 be imminent. The national ruarT,
| decline to march, and talk OF oper ing gates 10
1 the Nersaillists. General DomNrO~ skis orders
| are not obeyed. The women of Paris Inter
viewed the commune and demanded arms to
| fight the Versaillists. ~
| The Other Side of the Story.
/ The Iete9TGphs special says the VeTi aillists
| have been driven back to Long Champs from
the sdvanced position they had taken in the
1 Bots de BeulOgna
| The GGuioii saws that il il reported 40 Yer.
saIlies batTaliops were deeimated on FriGry
| night.
| The Commune without q Father
/ Paris, May 15.-Beslay, who has been called
\ the father OF the commune retires from rem
beIship with that body to-day, because the resi-
/ dence OF TLiers was despoiled. All persons
| having sulPhur.end PHOSPHORUS in their DOS 81
| SION are required to report to the commune
| Last night passed quietly. Schoelcher has bsen
| released hom custody. Gen. La Cecelis is no g
| In command at Nanvres. "he CORPS Comm and
, ers viii hencefoIth comL.aLd the arroniise.
| ments and be responsible for their defence
TorpeGoes have been ordered at all expose
points.
Versailles and Vanyres
l NRRsAILLEs, May l5.-Sixty cannon were
found in Fort Vanvree.
1 The battery at Mortretout continues TO car
nonade the insurgents works. and IL both de.
1 molshipg the enciente OF Paris aud the pro.
l tecting approaches Of the government troops
otherwise there 10 no news OF interest.
$50 coo Francs Worth OF Paris Bond
/ Stolen.
| LONDON, MAY 15.-The bonds or the ei,v n,
Paris loan, to the extent of 80, 900 francs have
| been stolen. warning against their ne,otia-
ton has been sent to all European banks.
More about the Peace Treaty.
l LoFDOR, May 1.-THE Echo Of this eyeniua
| has dispatch from Berlin, which gives some
additional particulars Of the treaty or pc lce
| negotiated 1t Frankfort. The document con-
| tains seventeen articles and three supple me o.
. tary clauses. The French are to restore all the
l vessels captured during the war, and refund
l their value in cases where the vessels have beer
soic. The DAvie alton clause OF the treaty OF le6
10 be maintained. ALI duties are TO bs
| Aoonsheo In Alsace for Six months.