The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-10

NEhSAlLLESS NAY O-LfOUfts--lU-lU
operations on large scale are expected.
The commanders of divisions are here to-
day receiving their instructions. General
Nc Mahon, with eighty big guns, will
operate at certain points at O'Clock to-
morrow. .-.---s-. -..-... 20.
PARIs-EEws FROM THE CITY AND THE LINES.
mittee of the Women's Union demand war,
rOutrdnce. The Sisters of the Convent
of st. Sulspice have been arrested. The
Prussian patrols are yigilant on the neutral
zone, and yesterday arrested about $50 Ma
tionals who were transgressing the bounds.
General Cluseret demands an examination
of the charges against him. The powder
magazine at the Maillot Gate exploded to-
day from two shells falling into it, and seve-
raj persons were killed. The three officers
commanding Fort Issy declare that it is nc
ccssary to explode that fort. Gen. Rossel
has ordered them to hold out, and they in
sci then had them and two others arrested.
He has great determination, and Is virtually
military dictator. The dispute between the
Central Committee and the Commune is
healed. The German General Won der Tam
now demands the complete evacuation of
Fort Vincennes. at ameeting of the Com
mune yesterday it was demanded that the
Paris deputies in the Assembly shall resign
Immediately, upon pain of outlawry. Yes
terday priest shot the communicate Of the
National Guards in fight in Peyroun"t
street.
VERSAILLES ACCOUNTS.
VERSAILLES, May 9.-Tbere is a great
concentration of Government troops at
Neuilly. nj. Picard orders astrict watch
to be kept over the Bonapartists. The Yer
saillists have been compelled to eyacuate
CLAIMANT by the stencil of the unburied
dead. The Versailles Government sends
to the provinces all soldiers who have kns-
men in Paris. The battery at Montretout
has recommended firing on Port du Jour
and other Insurgent positions. 4
CAPTURE OF FORT 1ssY.
VERSAILLES, May 9-Euening.-
Tssy has been captured, and the Govern.
ment troops are now in possession of the
works.
The Algerian instruction is spreading.
INTERVIEW BETWEEN BISMARCK AND THEIRS.
BERLIN, May Sit is officially announced
that Bismarck is going to Compeigne, the
headquarters Of the Prince OF SaXony, to
confer with Theirs.
VERSAILLES REPORTS FROM PARASITIC IN
yEsTaENT OF TIE CITY SAID TO BE COM
PLETE. o.. s.. s.~-.. ....-..,
VERSAILLES, May 9.-The Paris commit
nal decree fixes the price of bread ut 90
confines per killogramme. Col. Witzel
was killed at the capture of Fort Issy.
Gen. Dombrowski is expected to assume
chief command Of the insurgent troops.
The eunboats belonging TO the Commune
have been disabled. The Investment of
Paris from Gennevilliers to Fort Issy is
complete, and general assault. is immi-
nent. 20: --
IS. ALsAoE AND LORRAINE.
BERLIN, May 9.-The incorporation y Of
Alsace and Lorraine was considered in the
Reichstag to-day, and the article comforting
has been already adopted.
GREAT BRITAIN--THE WEST INDIA CoNFEDE-
BATON.
LONDON, May 9.-In the House Of Lords,
this evening, bill was introduced provid-
ing for the confederation of the several
British islands in the West Indies.
1t was announced that the admiralty re-
oretted its inability to aid pecuniarily the
widow of Gen. Burgoyne. -
In the House Of Commons Viscount En-
field, Under Secretary Of Foreign Affairs,
announced the receipt Of dispatch from
Earl de Grey, advising the Government
JnaG Cuc DCtSCCu JUG 1A"OI 0uu
British Governments had been signed by
the High Commission at Washington, but
said he was unable to disclose its condi-
lions.
Nh. Myrell, the member from Bradford,
moved for the disestablishment Of the
Church of England, and supported the mo-
ton in q speech Of Unmarked ability and
great eloquence."
The Rt. Hon. Austin. Bruce, Home Sec
retary, disputed the motion, and opposed
the assertion that the disestablshment OF
the English Church was earollary to the
disestabIshment of that of Ireland. He
thought that the agitation Of the question
was untimely.
Sir Rounded Palmer defended the Church
of England from the assault Of the member
from Bradford.
The steamer Spain, for the Liverpool and
New York trade, was launched at Liver
pool to-day. Z. -. -. Z So. ~.
The Labor Reform LesEue--A RAD.
CABS Advice to Grant.
NEW YoaK, May 9.-The Labor Reform
baage held session at Steinway Hall to-
day. at which about 400 persons were pres
emit. mostly women. Wendell Phillips, in
addressing the meeting, recited the hang
inc of Munford at New Orleans by Butler,
and RECOMMENDED the President. in carry
ing out the kukux bill j to follow Buffers
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