The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1871-05-04
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LosDos, Thursd.y, April 80, 1871.
The sproist~o correspondent Of the
Tribune At Paris in telegram dat d
this morning says: There was severe
fighting. al tig't along ,hs whole l'ur3
Forts Vanvrss, .'Issy ind Mon,rouse
wore fariously. bonbarded Yesterday.
afternoon. and night the shells penesrat-
ted several casemate in Fort So anyers.}
The garrison. il determined to blow up.
the tort rather ethan surrender. II r. q.
Ninth Battalion suffered greatly. Ics
Fort DIssy several men we're Killed
One shell entered the muszle of = gun.
,.ndsthen burst, wouudiog three gun:
-ners. Fort Montrouge has also been
damaged. ,eIa%s ea>a
Y lie Temps proposes that Paris should
elect delegates to decide whether civil
war should continue or oease, and also
,taat thenew Commune, when elected,
shall, according to the law passed : at
ersailles, treat with the Assembly for
the maintenance Of the Republic and
the municipal liberties of Paris and
for a general amnesty. Ts3 ;2E r. =.
|. Dispatches from Paris states that the
Communists claim to have made q re-
conooissance toward Bagneaux on the
south of Paris, driving in the Versailles
outposts:' The Versailles troops, it. is
announced, have made three attacks up
IN the: railroad station at CLAIMANT, and
we're repulsed on each occasion. The
CIiohy batteries, it is reported, have
silenced the of the Versailles bat
teries at .Asnieres Fort Du Mont
Valerien was firing actively to-day with
10 heavy guns. s:s;t> 9o'. 49, '>>,t>t~..
q Gen. Dombroywaski reports that Wig.
orous attacks have. been made upon bis
advanced posts, and the 80th battalion
was forced to abandon baricade in the
Avenue Peyrounet (Neuilly), but the
Gath battalion drov e back the enem7 =,
and recaptured tine barricade: The
General adds Ave hold all our D nj
tions, tho enemy has retired along the
whole line, and firing has ceased. ''Ss5
"a last delay Of 48 hours has bee o
granted to persons between the ages
OF 10 and 40 to join their battalioos in
the National Guard. Neglect to do .,
will be punished b, court-marti.l. '''>.*
. An official statement of the losses Of
the Communists Thursday sums up g.,
600 killed and wounded, oesiaes, 5000
prisoners. s' I" '.}''<,.%' -
The Commune has forbidden all in
reference with traffic in merchandise
aud the management Of the railways.
The commissariat, it is said, is provi.
stoned for "a long period" "' w.. =.
"A new Journal called tn, Pai1, has
appeared in Paris, Put viii probably
coon be- suppressed. The Freemasona
have informed the Commune that hav.
Jog exhausted Ill means Of cancellation
It Versailles, they have resolved t.
plant their banners on the ramparts o.
Paris and should they To struck, vii
march against the Versaillists, and sp
peal to their brother Masons to joir
them. 80 - - - 49, ">'%' :,
A Paris telegram dated yesterday
evening, says There was much fight
ing yesterday. The insurgents lost txt
barbados at NcuiIly, and left man,
wound d 10 the hands Of tie Govern
ment troops. Groasset announces tina
the goods Of foreigners are under thu
guarantee of the ghts of neutrals ant
the proverbial hospitality of France
that no furniture, carriages, horses, o
apartments Of foreigners are subject t.
requisition. The National Guards ar
forbidden to interfere IN the movemen
of merchandise on the railways. =: