The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-07
Reported Attempt Of Theirs to Compromise
With the Communists.
TRANQUILITY IN THE PROVINCES
Suppression Of an InSurrectionary Move
ment al Limoges.
Pillage of Two Churches by q
Paris Mob.
REPORTS FROM VERSAILLES
TELEGRAM TO THE new York HERALD.

TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD
Attack ON tho sevres Bridae-Firo from Forts
Issy and vanvres-The Forts to DO At
tacked-Probable Capture Of Berseres's
Column-Woundod Soldiers at Havre-
Paris Deputies Preparing n Manifesto.
LONDON April Q, 1871.
Advices from Versailles, dated yesterday and to-
day, contain the following Intelligence, which
transmit for the use OF the HERALD
Direct communication by telegraph with Paris has
ceased the wires having been cut by the insurgents.
The city ia again isolated and all dispatches have
TO be sent from points outside the lines Of the
National Guards.
ATTACK ON THE sEvREs BRIDGE.
despatch OF the 9Th reports that an attack was
made by the insurgents Tuesday night on the bridge
OF sevres, but was repulsed by detachment Of the
Versailles army
FIRE FROM FORTS vANvREs AND D'IssY.
The insurgents still hold Forts d'Issy and vanvres,
and keep up resolute fire upon the position held
by the government troops ut Chattllon.
THE FORTS TO BE ATTACKED.
In circular issued by M. Theirs, says Versailles
despatch or todays date, is stated that the gov
eminent desiring. by the eruson Of some blood, to
convince the insurgents that 1t IL In earnest Forts
dIssy and vanvres are to be attacked and will soon
fall. Tho Insurgents are alarmed and prescribing
one another
A SINISTER REPoRT-M. THEIRS NEGOTIATING WITH
THE COMMUNE.
despatch nom Versailles says that it Is reported
that NJ. Theirs. instead OF following up the advan-
I'D and al N
has commenced negotiations with the Commune,
Offering to concede many OF its demands and TO ex-
empt It's leaders from punishment IN consideration
OF It's recognizing the authority OF the Assembly.
The report causes intense excitement among the
conservative Deputies and in the army.
THE COMMUNIST FORCES.
The forces OF the Commune are still IN large num-
bers outside Paris, but In extremely critical posi-
tons.
BlsMARcK's ULTIMATUM.
1t Is reported that Prince Bismarck has informed
N. Theirs that all restrictions concerning the
Der OF troops for Paris are removed, and that he
may occupy the city with 100000 men II necessary.
He also tells Theirs that the present inuecisive
policy must end, and that the instruction must
end or Germany will march into the capital and
retain 1t until stable government be established
PROBABLE CAPTURE OF BERGERET's COLUMN.
The Assemblies occupy all the roads to Versailles.
IL Is COnSluereu pTODaDic that Tic Wnole COuHu VI
General Bergeret are prisoners. Five hundred
women ana children accompany the federalist
TROOPS
WOUNDED SOLDIERS ARRIVING AT HAvRE
A telegram nom Havre OF today's date reports
that train with $50 wounded soldiers arrived In
that city to-day from Versailles, and oner arrivals
are expected. The Versailles government has asked
for ambulances.
THE PARIS DEPUTIES PREPARING MANIFESTO.
The Deputies OF Paris have agreed in principle
and viii draw up a manifesto to the people OF
France demanding the maintenance Of the republic;
and claiming for the municipal body OF Paris the
right OF deciding all questions relative to the organ
cation Of the city, particularly as regards instruc
tion, finances and public worship; and that as q
basis OF Cancellation the position Of the National
Guard as the guard Of Paris must be recognized.
A DENIAL.
The Aventr National says that no understanding
has yet been come to between the Paris deputies.