The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-16
THB RQUGD REVOLT.
Herald Special Reports from
Paris.
Shells and Riflo Bullets Fall
ing Into the City.
SEVERAL STREETS I'm RUINS.
Crowds Demanding Their Pass.
ports from the Commune.
The Insurgents Using the Apen-
can Explosive Bomb.
THE GOvERNMEyTTROOPS REPULSED
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The Column VendOme Not to
be Destroyed.
The Commune Anyious On fhe Question
The Insurgents Using the Ameri-
can Explosive Bomb.
The Column VendOme Not to
be Destroyed.
The Commune Anxious on the Question
of Churca and State
1ElEeRAMs TO THE NEW YORK E1Aln

ElEeAAMs TO THE NEW YORK NlNn
LONDON, April Is, 1871.
have received the following despatch from
the NEW YORK HERALD's special correspou-
dent in Paris, dated on yesterday. Your cor
respondent says:-
EFrEor OF THE sHELLrNa.
Yesterday Thursday shells fell into the
avenue Wagram, and many rife bullets cleared
the ramparts. A number Of trades men In
the Avenue des Ternes have boon wounded,
and there is a general exodus from tha. quar-
ter of the city.
THE EXODUS.
Crowds are demanding passports from the
Communist authorities to leave Paris, now that
the price Of them IL reduced to half franc
each. Hundreds, however, are disappointed,
the officials refusing to Issue them.
STREETS IN RUINS.
Nearly oil the streets in the neighborhood
Of Porte Mailot are in ruins, so destructyely
efficient has been the effect of the fire from
Fort Mont Valerien.
TERRIBLE MIssIvR.
The American mtrailleuses, which are In
use at Forts Issy and Vanvres, are firing small
bombs, which splinter into thirty pieces and
are terribly destructive.
THE SOCIALIST REPUBLICANS.
The socialist republicans are making great
efforts to secure the return of their candidates
in the election Of Sunday next.
VIOLENT NEWSPAPER
The peace delegation havs returned from
Versailles and submitted their report. The
Mot GOrdre, newspaper INDUCES in very
violent language on the subject of III. Theirs
conditions.
A SAVAGE DEMAND.
Rochefort demand, that Marshal Mac Mahon,
Generals vinoy and Gallipel, Jules Favre and
Jules Picard shall be brought into Paris
of the Champs Elysees, where the relatives
of the insurgcnt National Guards killed in
action should do what they please with them.
NOT TO BE DESTROYED.
It has been finally decided not to demolish
the Column Vend6me, but to dispace the
statue on the top of it.
Another Communist Success-An Alarm mt
vanvrcs-Luilicr In Communicative MaiIlot
Gate.
LONDON, April Is, 1871.
have received the following intelligence
from Paris, dated to-day, and forward the
same for publication in the NEW YORK
HERALD
ANOTHER COMMUNIST SUCCESS.
There was brisk cannonading yesterday
evening, and General Cluseret claims to have
repulsed the Versailles forces.
AN ALARM AT vANvRRs.
The rdppeI was beaten at vanvres at mid
night In consequence Of report that the
Versailles troops were approaching.
LULLIER IN COMMAND.
General Lullcr has been appointed to the
command Of the Communist gunboats.
THE MAILLOr GATE.
The cannonade recommended at the Moiliot
Cats and Neuilly this morning.
Tho Commune o. the Church Qnestisu-Radi-
cal Compliment to Doi!isscr, q Bavaria--
What the Pnris "Reds'' Hope for Austria--
Divorce Between Reliaion and Government.
VIENNA, April Is, 1871.
Unrl rndioala mi GIrod .W