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WASHINGTON.
The Vote on the Treaty.
WASHINGTON, May 95.

NAsHlNuIONI nlhy 20.
A New York special correspondent
states that the following Is understood tC
be the vote on the ratification Of the treaty
YedS-Ames, Anthony, Bayard, Bore
mad, Buckingham, Caldwell, Cameron
Carpenter, Chandler, Clayton, Cole, Conk
ling, Cragin, Edmunds, Fenton, Flana
gan, Frelinghuysen, Gilbert, Hamilton o
Maryland, Hamlin, Harlan, Hill, Hitch
cock, Howe, Kellogg, Lewis, Logan, Nor
ton, Nye, Osborn, Patterson, Pomeroy,
Pool, Pratt, Ramsey, Rice, Robertson
Sawyer, Schurz, Scott, Sherman, Spencer
Stewart, Stockton, Sumner, Upton,
Trumbull, Wilson, Window and Wright
so. ........
NdHs-Blair, Casserly, Corbett, Davis
(Ky), Davis wv. Va), Hamilton (Tex.)
Kelly, Sprague, Salisbury, Stevenson,
Thurman, Vickers, West-l2.
Pdired-Morrill (Vt), and Blair.
A6Sent--JOhnsOn, BrOwnlOw, Ferry
Comm, and Sprague.
In MtS city, but not cOting-. Ferry Mich J
and Upton.
Mr.. FISTS RETIREMENT AGAIN
A Tribune special says there is excel
lent authority for the statement that Sec
retary Fish will shortly retire from the
Cabinet, and be appointed member OI
the Tribunal OF Arbitration, which Is tC
meet ut Geneva for the settlement Of the
Alabama Claims.
CONDITION OF MN. COLFAX.
Mr.. COllax passed a comfortable night
md slept well. He sat up half an houl
this morning. His physician reports that
he is generally improving, though still
very weak and requiring quiet and rest
THE RATIFIED TREATY.
The onlcialcopy OF the Treaty Of Wash
ington was delivered to the President this
morning, md thence transferred TO the
State Department, where 1t will be placed
in u box prepared Tor the purpose, and
sent to England
The Senate confirmed the following
nominations Leander Gaserd, U. s. At,
torney for Nebraska. POstmasters--H
A. Miles, Waverly, Iowa; VIM. p. Wolf
Wilmington Ohio; B. W. Davis, Rich
mond, Ind; James g. Grain, London
Iowa; r. W. Carroll, Hayes City, Kansas
The American and Spanish Claim!
Committee organized as follows: Judge
W. r. Otto, United States; Mr.. PodestOn
Spain; and Baron Lederer as umpire.
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THE INDIANS.


SANTA fE, N. NJ, MAY "a.
News was received at the military
headquarters of this district tonight, by
an express messenger from Camp Apache,
Arizona, that the whole OF the Mountain
ApaChes have declared open war against
the whites. This is supposed to have
been caused by the recent killing Of one
hundred Indians at Camp Grant. There
is an urgent request for military assistance
from this district
A very pleasant affair took place in this
city tonight. A. P. Sullivan, Esq, editor
ol the Ddiiy l1St, having been confirmed
as Postmaster of this city, number Of
prominent Republicans, with the military
commander and staff, called on Mr.. Sulli.
van to congratulate him The military
band was present during the entire even.
tnp
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MINOR TELEGRAMs.

-ThOmas Earle, Of Worcester, Mass,
who attempted short time since TO kid
nap his children, whom had been given
in custody Of the mother by the Court,
died In lunatiC asylum on Wednesday.
"wednesday being the Qncen's birth
day II was celebrated throughout the
Canadian Dominion rs II legal holiday.
The Merrmack stables ut Boston,
belonging 10 D. Chamberlain, we're burned
Wednesday night, and 10 horses pCrished.
Loss $4,000.
An ar0litc fell in Dearsport, Maine,
Sunday. Its weight Is 12 pounds.
The Financial Measures Of the ltal-
ian Government are still under discussion
In the Chamber Of Deputies and are cause
ing discussion between different parties
Of that body.
The Greek Chamber Of Deputies has
voted ten thousand livres to the widow
Of Lloyd who was killed by the Meratton
lIrignndS,
The names of the persons killed by
the explosion Ol a tug at Port Huron yes
terday are: And Rathbone, mate; Thos
Blanchard, first engineer; Patrick Mes
Guire and Delbert Preston, wheelmen,
and ChOs. Miller, fireman.
"A case involving the obligation of a
life insurance company to pay the policy
where the accused commits suicide, was
up yesterday before the Y. 8. Circuit
Court nj Topeka No matter how the
case may result II will go to the Supreme
Court.
-Christ's Missionary Society, in session
at Dayton, Ohio, has elected for tie en-
suing year the following officers: Presi.
dent, Isaac ErrCtt of Cincinnati Vice
President, Constant Luke, Of Wooster ;
Corresponding Secretary, II, MoiTat, OF
Bedford; Recording Secretary, B. A..
lIinsdale, Of Hiram; Treasurer, James
Egbert, Of Bclrord.
Accounts from Montgomery county,
Ohio, state that the rust Is seriously at
tacking the wheat in places, and that the
Colorado potato bug Is making havoc of
the potato crop.
"A meeting OF the leading lawyers Of
Kansas, at Topeka last evening, de.
nounced the Supreme Court of that State
for negligence In rendering opinions on
cases submitted II was stated that no
opinions on cases argued had beenfiled In
cases argued from one to three year, ago,
and that hundreds Of thousands OF dol
lars were tied up because Of this negli.
gencc.
1t wns announced by DR.. Bliss and
the consulting physician DR.. Cox, that
Vice President Collax was better last
night, though he is not yet entirely out Of
danger.
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Weather Report.
WASHINGTON, May 9

WASHINGTON, May %.
The barometer continues low on the
Pacific coast, with fresh westerly Winds
The pressure has increased slightly in the
northwest. and has diminished on the
Lakes. The highest barometer Is now
found off Cape llatteras. The tempera-
turc has risen decidedly from the Eastern
States westward to DaCota. Winds have
remained southeast from the Ohio Val
ley southward and eastward. Easterly
winds are followed at present by fresh
southwest winds, and have prevailed on
the Lakes. Threatening weather, with
light rains, has been very generally re.
ported to-day from Michigan to Iowa, and
southwark
P,oJobiiihes.-It Is probable that the
barometer will fall very generally East
oi the Mississippi. There will partially
be cloudy weather from Virginia to
Maine occasional light rains are proba.
BILE for the lower lakes and the Ohio and
Mississippi Valley, but no extended dis
tnrbances are apprehended.
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SPORTING NEWS.
Spring Races at Cambridge, Ind !.


CAMBRIDGE Cry, May %,
lhc spring races nj this city commence
June LIST, and continue for three days.
rue premiums offered are large. Great
preparations are being made and large
attendance Is expected, The track, full
mike, is SAID by turimcn to be the best in
the west, and Is in fine condition. Al
ready "a horses are hero in training, and
Others are arriving daily, some of the
fastest and best horses IN the west and
south will be there, and iRsl time, il not
the fastest ever made IN the west, will be
made on this track during these races,
There are several railroads diverging
from this city, and It Is understood all
will furnish half fare tickets to those wish
ing To attend the races,
THR LEXINGTON RACES.
LEXINGTON, KY, May 90.
The fourth days races came off to-day,
and notwithstanding the very hot wealth.
er It was very well attended, but not so
much so as during the fore part Of the
week. The attendance Of ladies' was very
lair. They manifested great interest in
both races. We have had little shower,
which may improve the track for To-
mOlrOw's races, There were two races
to-day, The first race for club purse OF
$3.50, mile heats, best In 5. with three
entries, and resulting as follows; Geo.
Cadwalladers bay horse Allie Hunt,
years old, by dam Nora, by Mahomet, /,
l, |; Leroy Paul's gray mare Ella Jack
son, years old, by Lightning dam,
the dam of Jessamin Porter, 2, ., 2;
p STATIONS bay colt, Shoe Fly,
4yeaS old, by Morton, dam by Sovereign,
8 dis; time, l;4Bt; 1;46; l4O2
The second race was for the Handicap
Club purse Of $3.50, two mile dash, with
four entries, and resulted as follows;
Struggled Il StarlOpes ch, I. Catine, 4
years old, by imported Australian dam,
Ada Cheatham, by Lexington, carried
90 lbs, |; j. A. Grunstead's b. m.,
Alala, 3 years old, by War Dance, dam
by imported Knight Of st, George, carried
SO lbs, 2; Geo. CNldwaladers g, r. &. ALA
cog, years old, by UtrerstOn, dam bv
Raddig Burns, carried 30 lbs, 3; Albert
Dudley's cl,, 3 years old, by Lexington,
dam by NAndal, carried 81 lbs, naught
time; $780,.
Dr. Herr, who was seriously injured by
kick from his horse, Is little easier to-
day, and hopes are entertained for his re.
COvcry,
NASHVILLE, TENN, May 25.
Nashville Driving Park, third day
The first race was for II purse of $500; the
second horse $75, and third $25 In har.
ness, mile heats, best in five; ltattler. /, /,
|; Dart, 2,2, 2; time 1880, 2;304 and 2;2S9.
The second race was for purse Of $1OO;
second horse $50, and third $50; Nettie
Briant, 3, |, 1, /; George, l, 8, 2, 2; Busi-
ness, 3,9, 3, o. time, 3O4t, $50, 300 and
SOC.
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Arrested for Opening Another Mans
Letter.
CLEvELAND, o., May 95.

CLEVELAND, W., May ~.
John Harper, William Bowman and
Alfred Davis, of Carroll and Tuscarawas
counties, were brought here today by
Deputy U. 8. Marshal Geo. w. Steele Of
Mount Vernon, o., at the instance ofSpe.
cial Agent 9. f. Baldwin, of tho Post
Office Department, charged with opening
letter addressed to james Nolan, Of
Mineral Point, Ohio. 1t seemed by the
evidence that Harper, who is constable
for Carroll county, had warrant for No.
lan's father, who was charged with poison.
ing horse belonging to Bowman. For
the purpose Of asCertaining old man No.
lan's whereabouts, Harper demanded the
letter addressed to the son, whereupOh
the postmaster and himself proceeded to
open and read the same. Bowman being
All abettor all three were held by U. s.
Commissioner Whitein the sum Of 81 600
each to answer at the October term Of the
u. s. District Court. The case Is one Of
considerable interest.
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Amusements at Montana.

HELENA, MoNT., May 25.
A desperate encounter occurred about
G r. NJ, yesterday, between two men,
named William Holland and Jas. Nor.
row. They met in saloon, and began
uuarrelling about some previous misun.
derstanding. The result was that Nor.
row was shot, the ball striking a bone, in.
flicting only q flesh wound. Holland was
Fcarfuliy cut about the neck, and bled
proiusely Hopes are entertained of his
recovery.
Two miners, named Pete Shenelty and
Joe Haggerty, had a row in Grizzly
Gulch, Yesterday morning. Shenelty was
struck over the head with shovel, re
cciving a severe cut, and having small
bone broken in an attempt to ward Of
the blows,
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The Fires Over---CauSed by Shells.
VERSAILLES, May 25-Night.
Archbishop Derboy, ten hostages and
nearly fifty priests wGro murdered in cold
blood ut Meza Prison Thursday night.
Several leaders of the Commune were
shot to-day, after being tried by drum
head court martial. ....
ST. DENIS, May 9j-Evening.
Fighting has ceased. The yersailllsts
have Coni plete possession Of the city,
The contlagratiOns are nearly all ex.
tinguished; they were in all cases caused
by the shells OF the Versaillists
and not the Communists A portion Of
the Louvre WAS saved; most Of the
precious works are safe In the vaults.
Last night and to-day the troops refused
to give quarter and killed all who fell
into their hands.
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LOUISVILLE.
verdict of Murder Rendered.

LOUISVILLE, kY., May 81.
The Grand Jury today indicted Thos.
Smith, negro, for the murder of Joseph
Freedman on the Salt Iron road lew
days ago. Smith was seen in the store n
lew minutes before the murder.
The jury in the case Of Henry Kean
charged with murder and robbing j. T
Avery, last October near MiddletOwn in
this county, to-day returned verdict Of
guilty. The trial lasted nearly two weeks.
The negro prisoners detected In an attempt
to break out of jail to-day. One Of tie
number worked at the wall with n razor,
whilcs other screened him from view Of
the guard and diverted attention from
his operation. lie had only loosened ono
brick when caught. .....
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THE PRESBYTERIANS.
Southern General Assembly.
T,nuIsvTTI Mud

|
LOUISVILLE, May %.
The C0urier.JOurRdrs special from
Huntsville, Ala, says a great deal O
business has been dispatched to-day in the
Presbyterian General Assembly. Reports
of committees on the narrative, on Sunday
Schools, and on sustenation, and a pastor.
al letter to the Churches on the duty OF
giving, were adopted. A new Prcsby
terry has been organized in Brazil, South
America, An able paper by DR.. Dabncy
and others giving reasons for the Presby.
terian Church refusing to recognize the
Baptists Reformed, or Campbelite's
Church, was adopted. The strife antici.
pated from the report Of the committee Of
investigation on the affairs Of the Sustena-
ton Committee was happily prevented.
Rev. Edwin Cater, instead ofthe retOrting
invectives OF the day previous, made
u brief, magnanimous, and Christian
speech, which disarmed opposition, and
opened the way for tho adoption of q
substitute for the report Of the committee
Ol investigation The substitute censures
no one, The Assembly adjourned at
$3.50, The next Assembly meets at
Richmond, Va, third Thursday in May,
1872. y
The Chicago Assembly.
tN CmcAGo, May 95.
The Presbyterian Assembly made an
excursion TO the suburbs retreat, Lake
Forest. The train contained thirty cars,
and some 1000 excursionists. Private
residences and the grounds were thrown
open to the visitors. Dinner for the guests
was served in the grove. Rev. Taylor, of
the Presbyterian Church, the only one In
Lake Forest, made q speech of welcome
Rev. DR.. Humphreys, Moderator of tho
Assembly, made reply in brlcl address
Remarks were made by Ex-Governor Pol.
lock, OF Penn'a,, Rev. DR. Upspn, of Alba.
NY Rev. +. A. Noble, of N. Y, and Rev.
Dr. Herrick johnson. Resolutions Ol
thanks were adopted at the Lake Forest
Academy, ladies Seminary and organ.
lied Church, all Presbyterian. The excur.
sionists returned to Chicago ut 0 in the
afternoon.
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NUNNTNNEI UTNI1 NIHy NU'
A scOw left here len days ago with six
men, who were 10 paddle II across the
lake to the southern shore, where Il was
to DO used in building steamboat wharf
ltshould have arrived there the next day,
but encountered fearful storm, and after
drifting about, finally drited upon
Kimbals Island, where II was found
last night, the men in II fam IShing condi.
tlon, having been several days in the
storm, without TODD or water.
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GERMANY.
visit of the CLar..BismarCk's Mis-.
sion.

DERLIN, MAY 70.
Emperor Alexander, of Russia, will
arrive in Berlin June 9th, and will witness
the triumphal entry Of the troops, which
ia appointed for the nth ofJune. In the
German Parliament to-day, in the debate
on the bill Incorporating AlSacc and
Lorraine with the German Empire,
Bismarck said that he undertook when
he became Minister to establish an empire,
which was nearly accomplished. His
health was bad, and his personal wish
was to retire from active duty. He
remained only rs an advocate for the
completion Of the restoration Of the
provinces Of Alsace and Lorraine to the
Fathcrland He complained Of lack Of
confidence shown by.Parliament Unless
the amendments II had made to the bill
now before II were eXpunged he would
withdraw the measure, and let the En-.
peror appoint responsible minister in
his place. A vote was then taken. and
the bill was sent back to tue committee
IOr rpvisiOn
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Reformed Presbyterian synod.
pmt.AnRIpuTA Nav or

At the evening session Of Synod the
following resolutions were adopted:
ReSOlred, That your Committee be, and
Is hereby authorized 10 draw from the
Treasury of Homo Missions not exceed.
Ing dollars to assist with congrega.
tions to maintain this right to all church
property which may now be, or may
hereafter become involved In the litiga-
tion. The report was accepted declaring
membership in Secret SUcietles proper
cause for church dicipllne. After the
usual religious exercises tho Assembly
allOurned AtMe die.
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QUINCY, ILL.
Remarkable Hail StOrm..ITaII stones
Weighing 3 I-2 Ounces.

QUINCY, LII, May u.
There was heavy rain and hail storm
here this afternoon, and Il was still rain.
ing at midnight. The hail was the
largest and storm the heaviest known in
this section for years, the hail stones
weighing from two to three ounces.
Much damage wNs done to tho crops,
Two boys were nearly drowned in this
city during the storm by taking refuge in
Culvert One washed down the stream
and was taken out insensible two hun
dred yards below. The other was rescued
by means Of ropes.
The trial of Adolphus Turner, promi-
nent capitalist and land dealer, arrested
on the sharge Of forging contract, was
concluded at 10 o'clock tonight, and the
case given to the jury. The verdict was
not yet rendered ut midnight. The case
has created n great deal Of interest here
and It's trial has been in progress for
twelve days lie will probably be OC-
quilted.
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The N. Y. street Car Mnrder-Fos-
ter Convicted Of Murder In the LIST
Degree.
New YoRK, May 25

NEW YORK, May %.
The jury in the Foster case this morn.
ing, returned verdict OF murder in the
first degree, with the recommendation to
mercy. Fosters wife was affected TO tears
but the prisoner was unmoved. He was
remande dill tomorrow for sentence.
Judge Stuart the prisoners counsel com
planned of articles in many papers reflect
ing on the prisoner, especially one in the
Tribune today and moved ior the arrest
of the editor of the Tribune for contempt
of court. Judge Cordozo declined TO take
action. Stuart moved for the arrest Of
Judgment The argument will be heard
10. morrow.
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Horace Greeley in Texas.
GALyEsroN. TRx. MaY 9

Hon Horace Greeley and party, en-
route to Austin, accompanied by MIR.
Cane, of tue Reception Committee, or.
rived at IIenpntesa at2 Pm. The party
are all in the best spirits, and handsome
collation. was served to the party. ES-
Governors Hamilton and Pease accompa-
ny the party.
The Houston Texas, State Fair Is a
great success The city Is crowded with
visitors, and articles for exhibition con
tinne to arrive.
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THE COLUMBUS EXPRESS ROB.
Derry.
Recovery ofthe stolen Money.

Recovery Ofthe stolen Money.
CINCINNATI, May 81.
Information has been received here by
the Adams Express Co. Of the recovery Of
all the money stOlena at Columbus, Ohio,
on the 10th inst. but one thousand dol.
lars, About $4,000 was surrendered
yesterday in Chicago, by Theodore Brad.
ley, II railroad conductor, who was placed
under arrest at 2 o'clock this morning.
$685. was buried in tho yard of Geo.
W. Bradley, in Columbus. The latter
Bradley, and one Of the men In the employ
Of the Adams Express Co. who was in
the room from which the money was Ia.
ken, and who ostensibly had been chlOro.
formed, have been under suspicion since
the robbery, aud are now under arrest.
The case has been worked up by Allen
Pinkerton, Of the National Detective
Agency, Chicago, and Frederick Lovejoy
Assistant Superintendent Adams Express
Co, New York.
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PARIs. MAY 25.

At 8 o'clock this afternoon the Yer.
saillsts carried the Opera House. The
people rushed out, clapping their hands
and give wine and money to the troops
Women embraced the men, amid shouts Of
"Vive Ia LigueH The soldiers fratcrn'
lied warmly, but preserved admirable
discipline.
While the Versaillists are afraid to rush
upon the barrlcades, and are mining, cir.
cunlventing and hurrying, the insurgents
deal death and destruction over Paris.
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A Lake Tug Blown Up..SiH Men
Killed.
DErRoIr. MIcr.. MAY 2l

The tug B. B. Jones exploded boiler
this noon at Port Huron Six men were
killed, but their names are not yet nsCer.
tained. The tug was blown TO atoms,
and worth probably $4,000
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Palaise du Quay D'Orsay, in which the
Council of State holds its sessions, are
wholly destroyed. We have already
10000 prisoners, and shall have 10000.
The soil Of Paris is strewn with insurgent
corpses. Our loss is small. The army
has behaved admirably. Justice will soon
be satisfied, and France be happy in the
midst of her own mislortunes"
VERSAILLES, May 25-P.M,
The government troops have occupied
forts Bicetre, RaOne and Rgault. Two
prominent leaders of the Commune have
been shot A cloud Of smoke covers Paris
and fresh conAagrations. are feared.
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Purchase of a Residence by Gen.
Howard.

OHIUNUUi NIHI @V'
Major General Howard, head OF the
Freedmen Bureau at Washington, has re-
Gently purchased a residence At Glencoe,
in this county on the North Lake Shore
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Another instalment of the Yerger
Farce.
JACKSON, MIss., May e5.

JAChSONi WiFS'' Why So
The Ycrger case came up before the
District Court yesterday. The plea Of
former Jeopardy was argued and over.
ruled by Judge Brown, The general
opinion Is that Yerger will be cleared.
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River and weather.
PrrTsBUReH, May 25.

Clear and pleasant Monongahela two
feet six inches, and falling slowly. Ar
rived-Bnl, Juniata; departed-Exchnnge,
for Cincinnati, Ohio.
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LATER.
The Flames Threaten the Entire City
The VersalIlists Garry the Opera
House,


OUTSIDE OF PARIS, May 5-P. NJ.
Since noon strong south easterly wind
has prevailed, WHICH blows the flames to.
ward the Palais de Ia BastIle, threatening
the entire city with destruction.
Tribune Special.
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Insnrgent Leadera shOt.

The Fighting Out---The City in the
Hands Of the Government,
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Archbishop, Hostages and Priests
Murdered by the Communists.
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The Insurgents still Resisting.
The COnnagratiOns Diminishing.
Two Communist Leaders Shot.

LONDON, May %.
A special dispatch to the Daily NeCS
says General Vinoy lelegraphed TO Yer.
sailies that the Hotel de Vile had been
occupied by his troops, NJ. Detzeluse has
been arrested. The Insurgents In the
Rue st. Antoine and Boulvard Montrouge,
and also at Belleville, though fighting
without leaders, still resist the advance OF
the Versaillists.
OUTSIDE OF PARIS, May 20.
There was furious cannonading and
musketry firing during the whole Of last
night. The insurgent batteries in the ar
rondissements Des Buffers and Clemont
still hold out The connagratlons are de-
creaslng, Notwithstanding the fact that
the engines, many of which arc arriving,
have accomplished but little,
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FRANCE.
THE BLOODY DRAMA IN PARIS.
The Work Of Vandalism.
THE LUXEMBOURG BLOWN UP.
The Palais Royal Burning.
THE LOUVRE ONLY PARTIALLY SAVED
Awful Scenes Of Wednesday.
Fighting Under the Black Flag.
All the Public Buildings in
the City Fired. -e
Fires Raging in Every Street.