Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-03

GERMANY AND FRANCE.
BERLIN, April 30.-An imperial council was
held today to consider the situation of Paris.
Bismarck was present. 1t was agreed to notify
the Versailles government that further limited
period would be allowed Tor the restoration of
authority, the enforcement of order and the
tulfllment of the treaty stipulations, after which
Germany will take Independent: action to estab-
fish law and order in Paris. The dispatch will
emphasize the wish of Germany not to interfere
in the internal and political affairs of France,
but will add that such an interminable civil
war, originating in revolution and character
lied by dlsgraceful excuses, cannot longer be
tolerated. for the moral and material interests
of Germany, as well as those of the whole of
Europe, are suffering Reliable information
leads TO the belief that it is the intention of the
Germans to restore the regency as the next
legitimate government in the event of the Yer
sailles government being unable to enforce its
authority.
LONDON, May "A special dispatch from
Berlin to the Telegraph says that council of
war held in that city has agreed to give a GER
tain limit of time to the communists to submit
to the versailles government, at the expiration
OF which the iPrussans will interfere to compel
such action. The Versailles authorities are said
to have been notified of this decision by the
Prussian government
VERSAILLES, May 2.-The Claimant railway
station was captured last night at the point OF
the bayonet. Three hundred insurgents were
Killed in the action. The chateau of Issy, the
defence of which the insurgents temporarily
abandoned, was simultaneously attacked by two
regiments Of Versailles troops. Three hundred
communists found in the supposed deserted
castle surrendered. Gen. Vinoy, who is now
here is given credit for these exploits. The ru-
mors that disturbances have occurred at Lyons
are officially denied. The result of the recent
elections is satisfactory to the government.
LONDON, May 2.-The insurgents at Neuiliy
are themselves throwing petroleum shells into
Paris to keep up the Indignation of the populace
against the Versailles government The reds
have been successful in the elections at LIE Mars
and Narbonne. Marshal McMahon has sent
$4,000 troops against the insurgents, who were
making a sortie by way of Cholsy PRoi. and n
great battle is expected tomorrow. A new army
for the reinforcement of that envelopine Paris
is being formed at Auxene,
PARIS, May 1.-The Revel this evening an
nounces that the Versallists have attacked Issv
and been repulsed. Workmeu were sent from
Paris last night, who had unspiked the guns in
the fort which was thereby enabled to make an
effective resistance. The bombardment of Forts
VanvreS and Montrouge is continued. There
| was an engagement before Hautes- Bruyeres to-
| day, and general action is expected this eve.
| ming. The VersailSts are daily gaining ground
Another dispatch says that the reoccnpation of
| Fort lssy by the communists is again contra.
dicted, and it is said the fort is entirely desert
ed. A force of $4,000 national guards have car
rled the Versaillist barricade in the lower mart
OF the village OF lssy after an engagement. The
| Moniteur says it is rumored that Dombrowski
and staff were made prisoners by the assem-
| blists at Asneres.