The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-05-15
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BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.
Exclusively to The Euening telegraph.
DOmbrOwski and the Communists.
PARIS, Sunday, May I.-Yesterday General
Dombrowski ordered that all officers refusing to
obey their superiors should be shot, He
Reviewed 5000 Troops
this morning at Neuilly. 1t is stated that seven
men and number of young women with the
red cross were
Refused Quarter
by the Gath Regiment of the line, who shot five
of their number.
The Committee on War has been replaced in
consequence its differences with the Central
committee.
The Batteries at MOntretout
are firing heavily on Paris.
General ROsseI
is reported to be in Belgium.
Six Government GunbOats
have arrived at Sevres. The troops in the Bois
de Boulogne are advancing, and the
Entry into Paris
is imminent.
LONDON, May 15.-The Times special des-
patch from Paris says that NJ. Pyat openly de-
clares that the
Fall of the Commune
is imminent. The National Guards decline to
march, and talk of opening the gates to the
Versaillists. General Dombrowski's orders are
not obeyed.
The Women of Paris
interviewed the Commune and demanded arms
to FL hit the Versaillsts.
The Telegraph's special despatch says that the
Versaillists were driven back to Longchamps
from the advanced position they had taken in
the Bois de Boulogne.
The GauloiS says it is reported that
Two Versailles BattaIions
were decimated on Friday night.
PARIS, May 15.-M. Beslay, who has been
called
The Father of the Commune,
retires from his membership of that body be-
cause the residence of NJ. Theirs has been
despoiled.
All persons having sulphur or phosphates in
their possession are required to report to the
Commune.
Last Night Passed OF Quietly.
General Schoelcher has been released from
custody. General La Cecilia is now in
command at Petit Vanvres. The corps COM
manders will henceforth command the arron-
easements and be responsible for their defense.
Torpedoes are Ordered
at all the exposed points.
VERSAILLES, May 10.
sixty Cannon were Found
in front of Vanvres.
The battery at Montretout continues to can
nonade the insurgent works, and is both de-
molishing the enceinte of Paris and protecting
the approaches of the Government troops
Otherwise there is no news of interes
Paris Bonds stolen.
LONDON, May 15.-Bonds of the city of
Paris loan, to the extent of 100000 francs have
been stolen. warning against their negotia-
tiation has been sent to all the European banks.
LONDON, May 15.-The Echo of this evening
has despatch from Berlin, which gives some
additional particulars of
The Treaty of Peace
negotiated at Frankfort The document con-
tans seventeen articles aud three supplement
tary clauses. The French are to restore all
ships captured during the war or refund their
value, in cases where the vessels have been sold.
The navigation treaty of 1862 is to be maintained
All duties are abolished in Alsace for six months.
This Mornings Quotations.
LIVERPOOL, May 15-1030 A. M.-Cotton opened
with a hardening tendency; upands, I'D; Or
leans, I2{d The sales to day are estimated at
10, 600 bales
LONDON, May 15-l1s 80 A. M-The weather through
out England is fair and favorable to the growing
crops. ConsOls 93A for both money and account,
American securities quiet and steady; U. S. bonds
OF 1862, sOH OF 1865, DID, 9O4 OF 1867, s2G lO-4Os
foNDoN, May 15.-Sugar sOs. Cd. ahoat.
LIVERPOOL, May 15--l2S0 p. M.-Cotton, by un-
7Hd.; orleans, 7Ad. The sales are estimated at
$4,000 bales
This Afternoons Quotations.
LONDON, May 15-1'30 P. M.-Consos eSH for
both money and account.
LIVERPOOL, May 15-l'30 p. M.-Cotton active aud
hrmer; uplands, 74d. Orleans, 72{d.@72{d. The
sales estimated at IS 600 bales Including 5000 for
export and speculation.