The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-04-11
T0-DAY'S CABLE NEWS.
The Rebellion of Paris.
Communist Elections Postponed.
Strength Of the Paris Array.
Victories Claimed ON Both Sides.
Proclamation Of NJ. Thiers.
The independence Of Efayti.
Opposition 10 Annexation.
Accident on the Erie Railroad.
Proclamation of wi. Thiers.
The Independence Of EKayti.
Opposition 10 Annexation.
Accident on the Erie Railroad.
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Reported Victory of the Nationals.
LONDON, April 1.-THE Nationals were at.
tackled at Asnieres, and Aclaim to have gained
victory.
The Supplementary Elections
for the Commune have been adj journed.
The Strength of the Army of Paris
is said to be 2000 600.
Torpedoes
have been placed in the avenue of the Grand
Army.
Newspapers Suppressed.
The newspapers Steele and Temps have been
suppressed.
The versaillists' Victory.
LONDON, April 1.-THE Versaillists are COM
pletely masters of the situation at Neuilly, but
they spare the inhabitants a- far as possible from
a bombardment.
The Fire of Fort Valerien
is consequently very slow. There was sharp
musketry firing yesterday in the B0is de Bou-
logne.
The Manifesto of the League
for the defense of the rights of Paris demands
communal liberties, and that Paris shall be
guarded by National Guards only.
The Soir announces the
Death of Abbe Dutvefy
from congestion of the brain.
The village of Chatillon is occupied by
Twelve Thousand Insurgents,
who made sortie against the plateau in which
they were repulsed.
The reported arrest of NJ. Delescluze is con.
tradicted.
The insurgents are said to have made
Demand Upon the Church
for a million of francs and avow that they will
kill the Archbishop of Paris If it is not paid.
M. Favre, in a speech to the National Assem-
bly, said that all the powers had expressed
SVmuathv with Government Of Ver-
saiIles
as the only legitimate Government of France
He also stated that the
German Administrator in France,
General Fabrice, had declined the overtures
made to him by the Commune, which he be-
lieved must shortly succumb to the power of
| the Government.
The insurgents have taken away plate from
| the Foreign Office in Paris.
An announcement was made in the Assembly
| by one of the members of the Government con-
| frmatory of the previous statements as to the
General Re-establishment of Order
| in the country and 1t was added in regard to
Paris that the Government had the most i'm
plicit reliance upon the courage and constancy
| of the army.
! NJ. Theirs issued
Circular to the Projects
| for the information of the people OF France, in
which he says:-The status of Paris is unsltered.
! The insurgents have returned to Asnieres. Our
troops have fortified the bridge at Nuilly. Their
conduct has been admirable. There has been
| An Attempt at InsurrectiOn In Toulouse,
but it has been suppressed. The disarmament
of the Nationals at Marseiles proceeds.
Outside of the capital all is tranquility.
The Government is Satisfied,
and the citizens have given it their confidence.
Forts Vanvres and Issy SheIIed.
despatch from Versailles, dated the 10th,
says:-Yesterday Forts Vanyres and Issy were
| shelled. The insurgents at Chatillon twice
attacked our troops and were repulsed.
The Funeral of the Generals Killed
in the battle of Neuilly took place to-day, and
was attended by immense crowds.
The Official Journal guardedly denies that the
National Assembly is in
| Favor of a Kingdom
as the form of government for France, but says
pointedly that
NapOleonism and Communism
must perish
This Mornings Quotations.
927I for account, 93. American securities quiet
y s. bonds OF 1852 s2as of 1855, DID, s2'I Of 1867
LONDON, April 11.~Redned Petroleum, 16Kd.
LIVERPOOL, April ills A.. MECotton opened
to-day are estimated az az io' 600 bales Newred West
ern Wheat, l1s.@11s Cd. for lowest grades No. Il
highest grades No. /; red winter, lis. 1Od. oats
| 3a 3D.
| This Afternoon Quotations.
LONDON, April 1l-1'3O p M.-American securities
hrn United States Bonds OF 1862, 92& OF 1885, old
924 OF 1867, s1X; l0-40s S9A.
LIVERPOOL, April Ill p. M.-Calfornia Wheat
12s. Cd. red winter lis lid. Receipts OF Wheat 70
three days. 600 quarters OF which 2T 800 quarter
were American. Corn, 35s. Cd. for new. Pork, 7e
Beef 1923. Lard S6s
LONDON, April il.-Tallow, ABS. Cd.
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