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PARIS, April 25.-Felix o. PivAtt has
able charges.
The Commune has promulgated an order
prohibiting its officers from interfering with
citizens in their worship and religious ser
vices, and granting federation Asn6 psrmis-
sion to worship to all within the city,
VERSAILLES, April 25.-Fort Valerisn
mas slightly cannonadsd BY the Mailet gate.
Ducrot has resigned.
PARIS, April Electromagnetic expect
ed suspension of hostiitiss did not take place
to-day. 1t Is believed it will commence TO
morrow.
The Communists newspapers today con
censrate their attack upon Theirs.
A placard invites the friends of order to
De in readiness to svenge their brethren
murdered in the recent hatchery in Place
Vendome.
LONDON, April 25.-Ths Times special
from Versailles sAys Theirs had long inter
view yesterday with Prince Albert of Saxo-
ny and Gen. Fabrics.
LONDON, April 25.-The measure pro-
posed by the Right Honorable Lowe, Chan
'ellor of Exchequer, for the imposing of ont
penny on each box of . hundred lncifel
matches and q still higher tax on wax lights
~as passed in the House of Lords to-day
The measure has now passed both houses
The ultimate views of Chancellor Lowe il
proposing the tax was to produce if possible
Treas ury results similar TO those attained
oy the principle adopted in the United
States finance department. He calculated
the net taxation TO the Government from
This source at 550,O00 pounds. Much dis
subtraction has been exhibited among tn.
working classes in this city and in variou
,:her manufactures. It is feared that fur
her demonstration will be INDUCED in b,
hose Immediately affected now that th,
measure has become q law.
PARIS, April 25.-Thsrs was no grea
movement of troops yesterday. Immens
defensive measures are In preparation
rorpedos have been placed at ST German
and Versailles railway station, and batterie
,rectsd.
The Commune has Apologized to the Ga
Company for the recent seizure of its cas-
/ assets.
The churches of So. Roche and St. SUI
Jice have been re-opened, and their Cure
released.
BERLIN, April 25.-Parliament has passe
the loan bill
Prince Bismarck stated in the House to
lay that although the French should pay tn
arst instalimsnt of indemnity Immediately
he forts north and esst Of Paris would no
oe evacuated until French treaty of peao,
sas concluded. The negotiations at Brus
sels make slow progress. The French ar
.rying to better the conditions, but German
| s inhexible. The movement of the Com
nune entAiled sacrifices on Germany, BIT
| he would not meddls with the internal 9
fairs of France.
Count Moltke has given notice that b
| Sill make line of fortifcstions to gusraI
Lee against ell attack on the unoocupie
provinces of France until the indemnity
fully paid and the regular government frn
| este abished.
LONDON, April 25.-The whole Chapte
| nf the Munich University accuse Oollinge
1t being the head and guiding spirit Of o.
he opposition manifested to the infallib:lit
iogma Forty four out of the sixty-tw
professors and lecturers have signed an aC
iress to Dollinger encouraging him TO Pc
severe in opposition to the papal decree, an
constitute himselfthe champion Of hberAlisl
10 the Catholic church.
MILWAUKEE, Wis, April 25.-The exam
nation in the matter which has becon
known as the Delworth case was resume
Yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock. A CON
nunication was received from the plaintiff
counsel, N. s. Murphy, Esq, who is still il
Expressing the desire of prosecution an
that the case be dismissed. Miss Smi,
swore that such was her wish, and the in
tice declared the case dismissed. 1t
thought probable that the prosecution W
De resumed on basis which will not incluC
80 wide latitude of evidence as the AT
now dismissed must have allowed, th
is to say, that tie army of witnesses may
thinned out.
VERSAILLES, April 4-Morning-T
expected general attack has not yet COL
menced.
: Fort VAlerien continues to cannona
, Neuilly, Clichy and Porte Maillot.
Tho army of the Assembly lis being &C
/, | tinually reinforced.
i, The rumor that the Prussians have eva,
} etcu It orr SHhEdutOn 1nA shnb AA AHo Oc
J. occupied by the government troops, is of
A tally contrAdicted.
"a Il is reported that, in consequence of
/, difi ioultles between the Prussians snd Go
b. munists, the former, who hold St. Der
III yesterday stopped at that point ell suppl
for Paris from the north.
q: The Insurgent batteries continue to re
= to the FIRE of Valerien, but the FIRE is fee
70 and ineffective.
- Several insurgents wearing naval l
e. forms we're killed in Rue de Boulougne.
or Under date of the Gath inst, anot
IL correspondent telegraphs that at midni
81 of yesterday people gathered in large nu
y. bers on the top of the Opera House
Or. other high buildings in view of the &C
iIa bat.
nd There is g strong desire for reooucilia'
'f- in Paris.
It is reported that the Versaillists arr
possession of ChaFeton and Nogent, an
is is expected that they will be in Ss. DEM
'od morrow.
The VersaiIlists are erecting imme
ro' works ct Ohatillon.
A shall fell at SO Boulevard Haussn
'u- to-day, also on Avenue Refine Hortense.
Ish Persons 10 possession of ammunition
Gus petroleum stores are ordered to report to
Commune.
hiO, Members of the engineer corps are !
'sfs ss ed to submit plans, indicating and intel
ms prolonged resistance.
ef- New Yoak, April 25.-A special
Paris at q late hour last night, says the
known Cafe Querty is closed. Il was
Bal ouensed by men Of the Bourse, who ts
:. too freely OF the disastrous financial ei
of the revolution. :.
The armissice win enable the inhabi