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eparation of Church and State decreed. _Tuesday, 4th April_: General Duval made prisoner in the engagement at Chatillon and shot. Death of Flourens at Rueil.--Delescluze, Cournet, and Vermorel succeed Generals Bergeret, Eudes, and Duval on the Executive Commission. Cluseret Delegate of War, and Bergeret commandant of Paris forces. _Wednesday, 6th April_: General Cluseret commences active operations. Military service compulsory for all citizens under forty. Abbe Deguerry, and Archbishop of Paris arrested. _Thursday, 6th April_: Extension of action to Neuilly and Courbevoie. Versailles army decreed by executive authority. Obsequies of Flourens at Versailles.--Decree concerning the complicity with Versailles, and arrest of hostages. The rank of general suppressed by the Commune. Dombrowski succeeds Bergeret as Commandant of Paris. _Friday, 7th April_: Decree for disarming the Refractaires. The guillotine is burnt on the Place Voltaire. _Saturday, 8th April_: Federals abandon Neuilly.--Commission of barricades created and presided over by Gaillard Senior. Military occupation of the railway termini by the insurgents. _Sunday, 9th April_: Insurgents attempt to retake Chatillon, but are repulsed. Forts Vanves and Montrouge disabled. Mont Valerien shells the Avenue des Ternes.--Assy and Bergeret arrested by order of the Commune. _Tuesday, 11th April_: Marshal MacMahon, Commander-in-Chief, distributes his forces. Commences the investment of fort Issy. _Wednesday, 12th April_: Versailles batteries established on Chatillon. The Orleans railway and telegraph out. Communications of the insurgents with the south intercepted.--Decree ordering the fall of the Column Vendome. Decree concerning the complementary elections. _Thursday, 13th April:_ Courbet presides at a meeting of artists at the Ecole de Medecine. Publication of the reports of the sittings of the Commune. _Friday, 14th April_: The redoubt of Gennevilliers taken. The troops of Versailles make advances to the Chateau de Becon, a post of importance.--Lullier takes the command of the flotilla on the Seine. _Sunday, 16th April_: Complementary elections. Organisation of a court-martial under the presidence of Rossel, chief officer of the staff. _Monday, 11th April_: Capture and fortification of the Chateau de Becon. _Tuesday, 18th April_: Station and houses at Asnieres taken by the army of Versailles. _Thursday, 20th April_: The village of Bagneux
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