The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1871-05-01
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IRsp0rtsd Expressly for the AasUs.l

Reported Expressly for the ARsUs.I
VERSAILLES, April 80 President Thiers,
in a public circular, gives 9 dispatch from
Gen Cissey, advising him Of the success Of
coup de msain at BonnAy Farm, neaz Chat
illon, in which 30 insurgents we're killed
and wounded, and 10 taken prisoners. The
same circular contains o dispatch from Gen.
FAron confirming the previous report of the
brilliant success Of the LoyAlists in front OF
Fort lssy. announcing the capture of $50
prisoners and 10 pieces of captured artillery,
which have been brought to Versailles.
Theirs granted an interview 20 the MasoIs
from Paris. who arrived here last night. He
told them that the government desired to
see an end of the civil war, but the Assem-
bly, could not capitulate in the presence of
armed insnrrection. He referred them
to the commune for the restoration OF order
within the city Of which it had usurped con-
troll.
PANS, April 2S.-Versaillists to the mum
ber of twelve thousand, have occupied Gen
nevilliers.
The Nationals are making preparations to
abandon the southern forts.
Rumors of reversss to the Nationals in
other quarters are current.
Batteries have been planted at Orleans
and Vangiersrd gates.
The inhabitants of Moutrouge, Plaissance
VAngiersrd and Montmartre are removing
from their dwellings.
For Issy has not yet been abandoned.
VERSAILLES, April 3O.-The Assembly
has declared as urgent the passage OF bill
visiting with severe penalties all illegal seiz
ures Of property in Paris.
Three delegates from the Masonic frater
nifty of Paris came into the lines opposite
Maillot gates. They were received by the
commanding officers aud conducted TO this
place.
VERSAILLES, May 1.-The park castle Ant
classmates of lsSy we're carried last night BY
the government forces, with eight cannon,
quantity of ammunition, and one hundred
prisonArs. The advance 10 now within 20I
metres of Fort Issy, whose capture is mo
mentarily expected.
PARIS, May There was q sharp on
gsgement on Saturday night at Les Molir
eux, in which the Yersaillists were repulsed
with loss of 29 men and prisoners; but i
the mean while column OF the enemy Ad
vsnced on the Clamart raj way station, an
occupied houses 200 yards from the en-
trenchments of DI4sy. The fort was
wreck. The casemates were broken In
the embrasures demolished, 80 Of the 6
guns dismounted, and the ammunition 70
mitrRiluses exhausted. The garrison be
came panic stricken, the gunners mutinie
and spiked half their remaining guns, an
before daylight the entire garrison abandon
ed the fort. Its commandant, GenerS
Negley, has arrived in this city.
General Cluseret, who went to the fror
at she first news of the troops, returned {
noon to dsy, having failed TO stop the psni
He hAs sent out fresh troops, among thel
The avengers OF Paris, to reoccupy th
works, and desperate fight is now in PR
gress in that quarter.
At the sitting of ths Commune, yesterda,
Grousset, in reply to question, said the
was something offensive in asking Europe
recognize the bellgsrents of Paris. 1t VI
puerile to ask for what they had air ad.
The Commune wAged war irreproschsbly-
no explosive bullets we're used there va
no bombarding places filed with women an
children. These violations OF the usages
civilized warfare he charged upon the arm
prisoners taken by the national troops, e.
plosive bullets had been found, aud th
wanton shelling of the most crowded par
of the city had been going on for weeks.
A misunderstanding with the PrussiaI
IN regard to the operation Of railways hi
been sdj justed.
The Commune now proposes to conhscA
the property of the Northern railway unle
it resumes the running of its passenger an
provision trains into Paais.
PARIS, April pa Masonic processic
half mile in length passed through II
D streets to day, and planted their banners {
q the rsmparss under heavy ire. All Il
@ lodges IN Paris we're represented. Sever
we're wounded while on the walls.
The lnstallmeut of 500 millions of fran
II has not been paid. The money hiss be-
, offered payable by the government in 1873
With interest at ak per cent, but the of
has not been accepted, Thlers says VIII,
Paris falls he can get better terms.
BERLIN, April 29.-Cluseret has repli
o to the intercession of Favre, that he "
10 propose to the Commune to release the Ar
Or Bishop of Paris, and other Ecclesiastics NJ
IL in prison,
HAvRE, April 29.-TO-day bsing the
casion OF the principal elections. the Ha'
Ut workmsn, who are parsisans of the Pa
ID Commune, have issued revolutionary
lie dress. No disturbance has yet occurred
LONDON, April 3O.-The Observer %
the Napoleonists consider that the Assem-
- now sitting at Versailles does not repres,
the nation. and are of the opinion that wi
,g the internal strife is ended, il will be nee,
sary to consult the people anew on the gu
\, ton of government. They express tn
NJ NJ intention Of abiding the result.
er- VIENNA, April .3O-The lower house
Is she Austrian Reichrath hss ratified the 1
uralization treaty with the United Sta
The Hungarian Diet has not yet taken
Y ton upon the subject.
HAvRE, May IL fresh convey
French prisoners from Germany have
20 rived at Cherbourg.
-. The Versailles government has orde
- that the provisioning of Paris, by way Of
Seine, be entirely stopped.
PARIS, May 1.-The Nationals on So
= day, having pursued some chasseurs slu
into st. Denis, the Prussians threatened
FIRE into the latter if they attem pied to o.
ar the town. The chasseurs made Q de-
and escaped
Itis reported that the Archbishop
Aos Paris has been released.
.aoy The northern railway has paid 303
ad- francs to the commune.
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