The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-05-12
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FRANCE.
SERIOUS oIssENsloNs AMONG
THE REDS.


MN VI NJ 80
A-gHAAm, Nay I0s-The Commune INSERTS
Nat he garrison Of Fort Issy has certain
~ escaped capture. Il
0ssersl Rosssl closes a communication
y ~ Csnusns, ecmplAining that he had
rot received proper support, In the fol-
lowing words: Two courses were open
10 oar forces, viz: 10 break through the
fsaulaels which snvircusd Prais or TO re-
tits. The former has been found impossi-
bic, therefore - hsvs retired" He says
" cannot endure 70 hold responsibility
wAsts everybody deliberates, where no
body obsys orders nothing is organized
and where guns depend for service upon
few volunteers"
sr.1n continuation, the general complains
that reinforcemsnts have not been granted
when urgently needed. and that in point
of fact the Commune was incapable Of
discharge Of the duties pertaining 10 1T.
He therefore retires from its service, and
demands cell in Mazas prison. -, a..
! vIpsArLLrs May 10-One hundred
(. nd iwenty-ninc Of the Commune we're
captured in Fort Issy, fifty Of whom have
bsen brought 70 this city.
Large quantities Of am munition and
provision we're found in the fort, as was also
; considerable brandy infused with tobacco.
The latter rendered fatal results 70 those
who drank 1t. The capture Of Fort Issy
causes terror among the Parisians. The
battery al Montreout continues furious
Gre upon the southwestern portion Of
= PARA TO which the Federalists make bat
. feeble reply.
tits claimed by the government that
tho Communist statement that the gar
rison escaped from Issy before the capture
Of The fort Is untrue.
The venailles forces are slowly but
surely approaching the enciente Of Paris.
PARIs, Nay l6.-At the secret sitting Of
~ Connnns Tuesday, il was decided to
hstt = ~ rsignation Of che committee
sfpabiic safety, and that the appointment
II their successors should be made imme-
diAtSly. The Commune also decided to
Z nsss O three days In each week, except
II eass q smsrgsncy, when the sittings
viii b held permanently. The sessions
viii b hslA In The Hotel de Vile.
l. Dslsschuse announced that General
Rossel wa adverse 10 his resignation, and
appalled, 70 the Commune TO forego all ami
nositiss. The meeting was cha racterized
with feerimihations between members of
the central committee and those of the
committee Of public safety. T.,
The tri-oolor is floating from the corner
Of Issy, but the fort apparently is not oc-
cupied BY the Versailists. The Commune
anasunce,that II is unoccupied and unten-
able Besyes (vanvres ?? is still burning.
Drums were beating all last night. The
military authorities evidently appre-
handed an attack from the Assemblies.
The subcommittee of organization, in a
: proclamation issued to-day, orders the
most relentless measures towards the be-
sisgen, No soldier viii be allowed to de-
part in the slightest degree from his duty,
and oil troops are forbidden 70 cease fir
& ing upon Versaillists who may attempt to
surrender, while fugitives and .tragglers
are 70 b sabrsd when caught, or, if they
are ~ numerous bodies. are to be fred into
msrcilessiy by cannon and mitraileuses.
VEAsAILLrs, May lO.--The fire. from
SeFt ysnvfes ceased at six o'clock this eve.
mag II IL believed the fort has beer
svaeuatsd. AID . body Of troops, to-day
accrted 70 Versailles the cannon and flat
captured at Issy. The captured standar,
~ pfssnted TO the Assembly. severa
u meupefs made speeches congratulatlug tn
troops on their success.
LONDON, May Bismarck conscn,
to reduce the indemnity twenty millio
pounds. aEata
AcMAhon says he will not enter Pari
20 bstore the end ofnext week.
A Paris dispatch states that the slaurb
terofihe Communists since Sunday wa
fearful and that Rossers resignation de
3 Moyed the last hope: of success for IN
Communes. & r 80, -
NAAA ~ 90 German Reports.
FRANKFORT, May lO.-It ia believe
the Paris Notifications now occunisa \
the Prussisn troops, will be delivered ,
the Versailles government even beto
payment Of the first instalment of tho w