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Louisiana.
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RECEIVING, FOR W ARDIN 6
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General Commission TIarohaGt,
Corner N4IS and LgvNE Sts,,
WASHINGTON, La,
TpfTSP ECTPUILY INF0RMS TITS
u Planters and Merchants of Bayou
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way Of Washington. Lit, for Bayou Bnut
that may lie Consigned to aim
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depetl 10 ny point ON Bayou Bout by first
boat or barga, and TINS ebyiaSG IN Ship
pers the delays heretofore iacidepttp Slsip-
ping freight by this route; ana viii ge:l-
orally do and attend to all business con-
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re-shlpping of freight that may he ordered
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Feb /, l67i-tf.
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MEDICAL.
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body as a cathartc
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fore so universailv
adopted into use T.
every country and
among all classes "a
iais mid but emcient
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obvious reason Il
that it is a more reliss
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lists repuscd Fort Mcntrougc PARTIAL, %yacuated:
cluseret released; Germsns concentrating hear
rarls; Henri appointed Minister OF War; sharp cam
nohade; demolition of the Column Vendome by order
OF the Commune
MAJ 1.-The greatest bombardment OF the siege
ooA pace today; Petit vanvres GreneIIe and Point
"u Jour pombarded by Fort Issy: Petit Vanvres and
mohtrouge evacuated; explosion OF a powder maya
zihe IN rarls; sorie ana repulse OF the Insurgents
MAY lS.-An incessant cannonade: relrn OF terror
IN Paris; the versaliss 300 yards nom the gates:
Clement ana Brunei, members OF the Commune.
arrested; insurgents repulsed az Neuty.
MAY 1o-Engagement at Clichy ana defeat OF tho
COMMUNISTS Versasts repuiscl al Montroupe:
Count Zamozski arrested.
MAY 2o.-versaillisrs repulsed in attempting tn
storm the ramparts; terrible bombarlment Of the
eaceinte; churches sacked; another sortle re-
pulsed; Rochefort arrested ana carried to Yer.
saes.
MAY 21.-The western ramparts OF Paris aban-
doned by the insurgents grand entry OF the goveru-
mcnt army, almost unresisted; Malakon, Pets
Vanvres ana Montrouge abandoned by the insur-
gents.
MAY 22.-Fighting at the barrcades; the govern
ment troops successful everywhere; Paris Isolated:
the railways cut by the Germans insurgents en-
deavoring to escape driven back 10y the Prussians.
MAY 23.-See dispatches published this morning.
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s p a I N {.
l Storm Brewing Against
King Amadeus.
Excitement In the Spanish Chamber-Ihe Re-
!. publioans and the Carlists Demand the
Dsthronement Of the King.

MADRID, May o., 1871.
Strange and excited scenes took place in the
Spanish Congress to-day.
Immediately after the announcement OF the order
pf the day republican member arose ana accused
the government Of having violated public and In
hivldual liberty.
He then presented, In the name OF his party, a
resolution for the dethronement OF King Amadeus
Rnd the establishment OF republic based upon
universal Suffrage.
/ At these words scene OF understandable confusion
ensued. The progresssts and other supporters Of
the government furiousy protested against this
motion. The tumult lasted for nearly quarter OF
hour during which time the voice OF the President
was drowned by the opposing clamors
Scarcely had the President reestablishcd order
when.a Carlst presented another motion declaring
the election OF King Amadeus to be void and calling
bim usurper. The motion further declared that
Don Carlos Is the righlful King OF Spain.
A heated discussion then commenced n this
uuestion, and the previous scenes were re-enacted.
Again the supporters OF the government were ac-
t,ised OF having sold the country TO The foreigner
S0r their own profit. The Chamber finally adjourned
without taking vote on any proposition.
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Personal Intelligence.


!. Governor John T. Hoffman left the Clarendon
Hotel for Albany on Monday.
General John G. Fremont is domiciled at the Fifth
avenue.
I United states Senator Alexander Mcdonald, OF
Arkansas, Is stopping at the st. Nicholas.
General Burnside yesterday returned to the Fifth
avenue Hotel from washington.
General J. 8. Negley, Of Pittsburg IS quarered at
the st. Nicholas.
, The British High Commissioners Earl de Grey ana
Eipon and Sir STAFFORD Northcote, who arrived at
The BrevoOrt House from Washington on Monday
will leave for Europe on the Cuba to-day.
I George w. Childs, OF the Philadelphia Ledger, Is
hopping at the Fifth Avenue.
General George Nancy, Of Nashville. and A. K.
Parker, Of Pennsylvania, are at the ST. Nicholas.
I Congressman James Brooks lett the city yester-
day on tour around the world, going first to Call
sorna by the Pacific Railroad. He viii visit Japan
ana China, ana will probably be absent several
months. The state OF his health, impaired by the
prdor with which he pursued his duties ct the last
passion or Congress. made necessary this tourney.
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TELEGRAM 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, May %, 1871.
In the House OF Lords this evening the hill ena-
bling the Dominion OF Canada to create PROVINCES
from its newly acquired territory reached Its second
reading unopposed.
TIE GERMAN INDEMNITY.
Earl Granville acknowledged the receipt or in.
demnity for the golfers sunk by the Prussans In the
Seine. Adjourned.
THE ARMY REGULATION BILL.
The House OF Commons last night rejected an
amendment to the Army Regulation bill, proposing
exceptions to the restriction placed upon the sale
OF commissions. During the discussion upon tho
amendment Messrs. Otway and Smith attacked tle
provision OF the bill aboishing tile purchase sys-
TEN, ana 1t was defended by Mr. Cardweli Secre-
tary or War. Upon o division the ministerial ma
jorlty was thirty-ninc. The House soon after adj
jOurned,
THE UNIVERSITY TEST BILL.
In the Commons this evening Mr.. Gladstone
denounced the University Test bill as received from
the House OF Lords.
Mr.. Walpole spoke In support OF the bill which
became the theme OF q general but unintere5tlng
discussion.
THE HOP CROP DAMAGED.
The hop crop oil England has received damage
from blight.
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opinion one way or the other. This opinion,

opinion one way or the other. This opinion,
under the circumstances, partakes of an
Impartial judicial character, which it could not
possibly have were it given by one of the par
ties directly interested in the suits which
dragged Mr.. David Dudley Field profession
ally into the contest. Not fact is omitted in
the pamphlet that in any wise bears upon any
of the subjects which gave rise to the hue and
cry against MIR. Field ''dlsgracing the bar" by
pursuing the course he did in defending his
clients to the best of his ability. No matter
what different views may be held as to the
struggle between the Erie and the Ramsey
parties, even at this late day, we think no
one who will take the painsSo read carefully
Mr.. Curtis pamphlet will disagree with the
author in his opinion that Mr.. Field did moth
ing during his connection with the litigations
which any honorable man could find fault
with.
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Now Political Conundruns.

Vallandigham and his ''new departure" have
given birth to kind of political conundrums
which our exchanges find it difficult to solve.
They may be distinguished from all other spe-
cies of conundrums by the significant title of
Observation-Disclosures" We present few ex-
Nmples:-
The VoIksfreund, German organ in Cncin-
natl, ''hails with joy the new departure, =" and
If we interpret it Alright, it wants to know
what the democracy generally are going to do
about it The Cincinnati Commoner-of
democratic tendencies-fnds only one thing
to commend in this departure, to it:-Val-
landighams exodus from the democratic party,
in whose service ''his period of usefulness
passed away long SINCE" The Cincinnati
Commercial wants to know why the Chronicle
should be disturbed about Vallandigham's
rhetoric just because Val has become
p republican? To which the Chronicle
responds by admitting that the greater evil
overshadows the less-'still, bad rhetoric
sometimes betrays a writer's bad faith too
plainly to be altogether overlooked" The
Poughkeepsie Eagle (republican) says vallan-
higham's departure has "startled the democ-
racy Of the whole country" The Cincinnati
Enquirer, democratic organ, says 'there are
matters in the Montgomery county resolutions
which, 1t is very safe to say, will not receive
the approval Of the State Convention, and
(which should not receive Its endorsement"
a Western old fogy democratic paper wants to
KNOW ''what difference there is between Val
1andighamism and Vandalism" There's a
.conundrum for the ''new departed to solve.
This new departure" has certainly
Caused great commotion- motion
The country through.
And 1t is wonder that the lines of Long
fellow have not been used in connection with
this departure before this, VIII
Lives OF great men all remind US
We can make our nves sublime
And, departing" leave behind lis
Footprints on the sands OF time.
After all, it may only be the preliminary
mote for the radicals to make preparations for
p new departure up Salt river.
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HISTORY OF THE REVOLT

Chronological Summary of Events from the
Outbreak Of tho Revolt t. the Entry Of the
Versailles Army.
We give below, in chronological order, sum-
mary OF the most important events which tran
spired during the insurection in Paris. II is almost
unnecessary to state that the rebellion originated,
arst. In the vefQsal Of the Assembly V meet In
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LATEST FROM FRANCE.
THE FIGHTING In PARIS CEASED.
MacMallOn and Theirs to En-
ter To-Day.
FEARFUL LOSSES OF THE INSURGENTS

ST.. DENIS, Tuesday Night, May 80, 1871.
The fighting In Paris has ceased. Marshal
MacMahon and President Theirs will enter to-
morrow. The losses of the Communists were
fearful. The troops gave no quarter, and
MANY of the leaders of the Commune were
captured and Immediately shot.
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THE INDIAN CHIEFS visited the White House
yesterday in oil their war paint, and were
received by the Great White Chief in his peace
costume. The Presidents stature and quiet
manners evidently impressed them with the
Idea that he was not much of Great Father.
They have forgotten his war record. In order
TO impress them forcibly with an idea of our
physical capacity the Commissioners should
show them Sherman.
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e ~ G. T. "A. M D.
PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

New Privileges to Canada-Prussian Indemnity
for the Sinking OF English ships in the
Seine-The Purchase OF Commissions
in the Army-Ministerial Triumph
in the House Of Commons
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WAS NOT STRINGFELLow drawing rather a
r9ong bow when at collation. given in honor
of Governor Hoffman on his late visit to Vir-
Einia he proposed Hoffman for President and
Governor Walker, of Virginia, for Vice Presi-
nents They both happen to be natives of the
same State-New York. We are rather in
clined to think that New York will be salts
fled with having one of her sons selected for
The Presidential ticket at time. One at a
time, gentlemen.
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BntchrIor's Hair Oyc.-Thc Best in tho
world The only perfect dye harmless RELIABLE instAuta-
nenua- EacIn Ii Bond areel.
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II the Baby Is Cutting Ty.cth Use thar Old
sm. .well-tried remedy, Ms. wIEsLoSg'S sOOTaIN2
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the insurgents if they approach within 400
PAGES.
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A.-PbnlOn,s New Perfume.
LOVE You.
LOVE YOU.
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Horace Greeley Gone TO Texs.s.--tspectnity
GerLemcns Pearl Cashmere uets. Just Qua. ~
{. q. u. HAT COMPANY l6 Cor1iAndt street.
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| CIothinz.-Diagonnl Confing., Fine Pnuta-
ioopery Goods Of all descriptions Light
sacks very cheap b. CLARKE, liz and ia William
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Sterling silver Spoons and Forks, - - per-
ounce sreenbacxs, GEORGE ,. ALLEN. sli RroAdway.
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A.-Herrin5's Pntcnt
CHAMPION SAFES,
25l Broadway, corner Murray street.
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Brolxnw ENTHUSIASTICALLY In Scotch
Cheviots London Dia,o styles Fourth
opposite Cooper Union, and Lafayette place. opposite Asos
nIa
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diamonds Bought and Sold.-(.eorgo O..
ALLEN. SAL Broadway, Fourteenth street.
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A.-For n Stylish and Elegant Summer Has,
Just Introduced go 10 EsPENSCHIEDs IFS Nassau street,
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GenfIcmcu's Pearl Cashmere Hats. for IS.
wARNOCx q CO., stBSJroadvay.
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Swain's Panncca ha been In use now for
hfty For Scrofu and kindred diseases
remedy thor testified to cures ets
featsd BY L. For sale by q druggists.
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Female Complaints Shonld be Cured, M
they often be- by few doses OF AYERS SAaSAPAs
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The Hat Of the SeasoB.-knox's. If yOy
doubt the assertion VISA bis popular saesroom. No w
Broadway, OF r. alton street, and examine IT, lite
mstchess beauty and unrvaed excellence cannot fa 70
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