Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-04-11
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THE FRENCH REVOLUTION
Terrible Condition Of Affairs.

THE FRENCH REVOLUTION i!
Terrible Condition Of Affairs.
LONDON, April lO.-It is again re-
ported that Assy has escaped from
Paris.
Paris specials to the Ne,os say that
shells are crashing close to the Amer
lean Legation.
The firing broke the draw-bridge Of
Porte Maillot.
The Church of Notre Dame has been
sacked.
VERSAILLES April 9.-Favre has
gone to the Prussian headquarters.
A partial breach has been made In
the Notifications of Paris.
A sortie was made against Chatillon
on Saturday night, and was repulsed.
New York, April 10.-A Versailles
special to the morning papers says
General Richot died from his wounds.
The siege guns are coming in. The
Government has resolved to enter
Paris by storm, at any cost, rather
than lombard the city. Valerein fires
mainly to clear the ramparts and to
prevent artillery being used to repel
the attack A partial breach has been
effected In the Notifications.
Yesterdays sortie against Chatillon
was repulsed with heavy loss.
An incessant fire is kept up from
forts Issy, Vanvres and Montrouge.
The damage done Is slight.
General Vinoy will keep command
until Tuesday.
A deputation of Paris merchants to
Theirs returned without result. Con-
Citation is believed to be impossible.
There vas no sitting Of the Assem-
bly, OH Sunday, a majority having gone
to mass.
A special from Paris says the Com
mune bulletin announced that the Yer
sailles troops had been driven from
Nsuilly bridge, and that the National
Guards are eager to advance, but are
forbidden.
The Cathedral of Notre Dame has
been sacked. Rochefort valnly ell
deavored to save 1t from pillage.
Nearly all Of Its valuables were plum
dered.
The Archbishop Of Paris has been
transferred from the Conciergerie to
Mazas Prison.
General Henri has ~not.escaped.' He
was sent to Belle Isle.
The arrest of two prominent men,
bers Of the Commune-Delescluze and
Bergeret-is reported. They were mr.
rested OH Saturday night. The Com
mune Is controlled by a Secret Com
mittee, which arrests other members.
It has no known chief.
Pyatt declares in to-day's Vengeu'
that the suppression of newspapers Is
an act of the Committee of Public
Safety, and not Of the Executive Com.
mittee.
A special correspondent at Rouen
telegraphs that on Saturday Favre had
an important conference with the Prus'
sian commander, and returned to Yer.
sailles on Sunday.
LONDON, April 10.-A Times special
says that the Versailles troops occupy
strongly intrenched positions at Bou.
logne, Asnieres and Luneville, and
have uumasked new batteries between
Neuilly and the nmparts.
Many newspapers report that the
people will abstain from voting OH
Monday, to give a death blow to the
Commune.
The T'elegqph's Versailles special
says the breach of Maillot Is practica-
BILE. The batteries Of the insurgents
OH the nmparts have been reduced
An assault is expected tomorrow.
VERSAILLES, April 10.-It Is untrue
that the Observation-Disclosures lnterven-
ton if the disturbances were not ended
OIL the 18th. Favre did not 60 to the
Prussian headquarters yesterday.
A sortie of more than 500, called to
serve by the Communists, escaped, de-
scendlng the ramparts by ropes.
VIENNA, April 10.-The Emperor
has ordered mourning to be worn by
the navy for Tegethof.
PARIS, April 10.-UnlesS the Ger
mans save us Paris will soon swim In
blood. The Commune hourly grows
more desperate, and resorts to fierce
excuses.
The Concierguie Is filled with priests
and nuns arrested on warrants calling
them "citizens, styled servants of a
person called God" The Archbishop
of Durbrey was stripped naked, bound
to a pillar, scourged and Knocked for
hours by a band of two hundred Reds.