The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-04-05

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Pans. APfii 8y1 s.The o.; o.nnonaae i,s ae.
romsEalspiennsis al tld Fate ofitwg;o ai,ota'
pepa nina t9ig which: is still proceeding:
thbIpia alsa.;s q Sharp + Ismusketry are to.
Wfr4sl Mendana SIC is reported that the
NdMnnala satffIAaAh AZ 81 aayereIysfrohn Vale.
1tEiSIrspoFEsS o@aistae GniasaaG1s BE:
iiaYs9tsV sVsdSriSsh 81 la NOT EAgeoins the
N4tia9nals, EEwRb Epdb a15nes, ,Issy
dsMohsnhr tfe7i insf dF FS6.s 1; 5vs't't II, IN
LoNDyA April S3 $40 p. nj. The
Paris G0mdInne have issued o. decree
arraigniug yTbiers, Favre, PICARD. Du-
faure, Simon aud Pothnan before the
tribunal OF the people,, and ordering
their. property to be seized. Another.
decree prononnoes the separation of
church md State; suppresses religious
bodies and abblishes national property.
VERSAILLES, April. 4 i4.+--Tralins were
stopped to-day at Clararnart AMI forced
10 return: n:O0ntradictory rumors are
Tying, and the gates are shut
PAafs,,s April SO T! M!HE-IoO ooD M.
tionals. in three corps. with 200 guns,
marched oia Montronge, Issy and Reuel
all destined for Versailles. Fort Vale.
rien:La fred all day upon Keuel and
lying batteries at Meudon have can
nonaded. The Nationals debouchinu
from 1ssy on Versailles, said Vaierien
oaIn4AHded tue rear guard of the Ma
tionals,5 entering 1.-The I. valley between
Putuox and ,Bnzenval. Some detach-
ments are ,retrenting III disorder There
Is nothing certain raspacting those who
passed Yalerien. There are conflicting
versions-rone says: they are surrounded: :
another says they effected a junction
aud turned Meudon. where the majority
ofhe, Versailles army Ind concentrated.
Dummy the operations of the night,
there}was,a fierce engagement between
the artillery at Meudon and the Parisian
ARTILLERY. Several members Of the Com
mune, with :red .sashes. led the batta-
Ions 1t is said superior Versailles
olioer was taken prisoner;
The 1fonileur says the Zouaves re.
pulsed the Nationals in an attack on
Castle z Me4don.A, The, National loss is
heavy., Colonel Bocrgoin telegraphs to
the Commnne, at Ills this morninc,
that Bergerat nnd Fionrens had formed
junction and marched on Versailles.
and success was certain. Another de-
spatch says, at q in the afternoon. Duval
and tlourens formed q junction at Cour
bevolc, were, cannonaded by Vaerien.
but the men being sheltered, concert
cd and successful movement was made.
byc which they passed the line and
marohed in, Versailles Rargerat had
two,kcssss killed. Ccni I; / cation With
the outside was cut off; only speasant Is
bringing provisions were admitted. Saint
Hereny, 90 ommnnder Of. the Montrouee
Nationals, is dead: Frequent and Look
rayihove resigned their seats in the Az:
semblyi and will remain to share the
sutferings OF Paris Ills reported that
Assy has been arrested by the Commune.
It is stated that the Commune has
adopted the families of fallen Nationals.
LONDON, April 4.The Times cores.
pondent gives the following as the situa-
tion: Bergerot. with $4,000 men, has
been completely cut off; Flourens was
pnrposoly permittad to effect junction.
Flourens and Bergerot with 35, 600 men,
must surrender or fight at the greatest
disadvantage
The Daily Ns,os dispatches confirm the
rout OF the insurgents. who prove to be
great clustering towards, who expected
Valerien would fraternize The Pontifi.
cal Zouayes shot NIL prisoners instantly.
The. 1elegraph's correspondent reports
that he saw Gen. Henry killed by shell
from Mont Yalerien, and Bergerot's car
riagpand horses destroyed in the same
manner: The men were thrown into q
panio,strioken rout. ,.8 -, III i
VERSAILLES, April THE army of
Versailles, surrounds. Paris, and order
elseWhere' in France is undisturbed
VERSAILLES, April Moon. .-Yester-
day, two corps Of insurgents adyanced
toward Versailles ola Meudon and
Ohatillon. the other by way of Reuil.
Both. were routed, with heavy loss, md
Floureps was killed. The troops. whose
expected detection constituted The hopes
of the insurgents, behaved nobly. The
insurgents at Forts Van 1vres and Issy
tired :oh the troops to-day. The Govern
ment forces have just attacked the insur-
gents and o speedy and complete success
is anticipated.
In;the Assembly, today, NJ. Thiors,
IN some remarks on the state of affairs.
said the Government would deal harshly
with the ripg-leaders OF the insurreotion.
but leniently with their dupes. These
sentiments we're received with applause.
and rentes nre advancing.
LONDON, April 4. 4.-Advices from Paris
to-day state that the attack of the Ma
tionals on the Government forces has
been we'll sustained. A powerful artille.
ry attack was made on the left of Bois de
II,