Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-26
PARIS.
The Gommunlsis sun Ia Power, StlH Fight.
lng, and stu Detsrmlusd upOn
Their Way.
AHoihsF Circular frSm ThlsFs-Hs ls San.
qulHe Of final suoOsss-Nsrs TFsVps,
The Germans WiihdrswlHg fFsm tho Left
Bank Of the SelHs--Ths Com
munIsts Disappointed.
ReeoHuoIssness-Hov Movements Of Officials
Orders-Sufferlngs Of the People.

LONDON, April 25.-The 7ri5me's
special SAYS: Paris advices Of yes
terday, state that General Cluseret
and the Central Committee are quar-
reling. Cluseret is accused of being a
Bonapqrtist in disguise, and his arrest
threatened.
VERSAILLES, April 25, p.m.-FOrt
Mont Valerian slightly cannOnaded
the MaillOt gate Of Paris to-day.
DucrOt has resigned.
PARIS, April "a, p.m.-The expect
ed suspension Of hOstilities did not
take place to-day, but it is believed
viii commence tomorrow.
The Communist newspapers to-day
inviting the friends Of the Ordre to
contain an attack upon Thiers' placard
be in readiness to avenge their breth-
ren, murdered in the recent butchery
in the Place VendOme.
LONDON, April 25.-The Times
special from Versailles says Thiers
had long interview yesterday with
Prince Albert of SaXOny, and General
Faidherbe.
Fort CharentOn is occupied by a de-
tachment of the Versailles army.
A strong reaction, favorable to the
restoration OF Napoleon, is reported
in the provinces.
There have been a number of dis
putes in the Assembly, and there is a
| known desire TO make the Due D'AU-
male President of the Republic.
The NelCS' Versailles special says:
Thiers has resolved to lombard Paris
when the forts east and north of the
city are delivered up by the Prussians.
The insurgents made a sOrtie on
Sunday toward Chattelon, and at first
| captured the barricade held by the
| Versailles troops, but were eventually
| repulsed with heavy loss.
Louis has replied to DUcrOt.
The engagements at BagneuX were
a success for the Government troops,
who captured a red flag from the
/ enemy.
Great operations will soon COM
! menCe.
LONDON, April PA dispatch from
Dieppe says placards urging support
/ ers of the Commune to hasten to Paris
have been displayed there, but were
destroyed by the authorities. The in
| fiammat0Ty documents had no effect
upon the inhabitants.
A dispatch from Versailles to-day
says a heavy CannOnade is in progress
at BagneuX,
Thiers and Marshal McMahon have
visited the trenches at ChatillOn.
VERSAILLES, April 25.-ThieEs has
| issued a circular bearing the date of
the oath inst, in which he says that
the last few days have been employed
| in engineering work and cOncentrat-
ing our troops. A new corps has been
formed at CherbOurg, Cambria and
/ AuXerre, composed of the heroes of
| GravellOtte. Generals DOnay and
| ClinChaut viii command them.
VERSAILLES, April ga heavy
cannOnade from the batteries of the
Versailles army at Meudon, Cretuil
and ChatilOn was opened this am on
forts D'Issy and NanveFe5 and the
rampant at Point du Jour. Picard
has issued a circular to Projects of
departments saying that the ap-
preaching election was to be followed
by those for the filling of vacant seats
in the Assembly and General Council.
The Journal OBiciel to. day an
nOunces that until the iusurrectiOn is
| queIled the Germans viii continue to
hold certain forts about Paris because
| the government is without credit.
! PARIS, April 2j.-HOstilitie5 have
| been suspended at Aeuuly 70 allow
! the inhabitants to remove.
The Commune has made a requisi-
/ ton on vacant houses in Paris for
lodgings for people flying from the
j bonn mbardment.
Regault has resigned the Office OF
! Delegate and Minister of Public
| Safety, and is succeeded by Caernet.
! Picat has withdrawn his resignation.
The Germans are abandoning the
| left bank of the seine. The soldiers
/ of the Commune Immediately Occu-
! pied the forts thus given up, but a flag
| soon made its appearance from the
! German lines and preferred an Objec-
tiOn to the act, WhereupOn the Com
munists, at the order of Gen. Cluseret,
! evacuatd the forts.
/ During the suspension of hOstilities
1 at Neuily, the troops Of the two
armies will hold their respective posi-
tions, and fire ceases all along the
lines.
In several recOnnOisances by Com
| munist troops, recently made the
| Versailles forces were found in the
occupancy of strong positions. They
were attacked, but without material
/ result.
The army of the Assembly is mainly
! engaged in the establishment OF new
/ batteries.
General D0mbrOwski demands the
| prosecution of the chief of the 220th
and 22lst battaions of the National
/ Guards for cOwardice.
The cOmmandant of Fort Mon
! trOuge claims a victory for the forces
of the Commune under his order.
The delegates recently sent to Lyons
| have returned to Paris, and will pre-
| sent the Commune an account of their
/ proceedings,