The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1871-05-31
The Old System of D DenunOiations.
NOBODY SAFE
The bloody Code of the oOnquerOr..
New YORK, MAY

NhW AOhAI may OV'
A special correspondent OF the Tribune
at Paris, telegraphs Sunday evening
paris looks completely calmed The
shops are all closed, and even those ol
vital necessity, such as chemists, remain
shut Restaurants, bakeries and grocery
stores, have also suspended business, |
walked across Paris last night, and never
saw anything so desolate. | saw no hu.
man beings but sentlnels every hundred
yards, and one shabby civilian, There
were no sounds but the football of the SEN
tinels, and then only made when they
struck their muskets on the lagstones.
"The old revolutionary system of de-
nunClatlons, Is going on with terrible fero-
ciety, Nador, the aronaut, has been ar.
rested for supposed sympathy with the
Commune, Nobody Is safe even In the
presence of their most intimate friends,
A rash word or impudent gesture by man
or woman, insurss instant death. Men
women, and even children, are seized by
the brutal soldiery and shot. The saddest
feature is the conduct Of the women
female insurgents having in many in.
stances been detected firing the houses Ol
innocent persons with petroleum.
VERSAILLES, May 30.
The inhabitants of BelleVille have an.
nGnnced that they will make reprisals
and secret system Of arson and assas.
sinatlOn Is apprehended. There are con.
stant discoveries of stores of petroleum in
Paris The insurgents In Fort Vincenues
have surrendered Internationally to the
Versailles troops. The GduloiS announces
that the Orleans Princes will be allowed
to live In France. Theirs has ordered
the disarmament of the ports and the dis
OlutiOn Of the National Guards in the
Department of the Seine. McMahon has
issued Congratulatory proclamation "a
the army. Paris is tranquil, and trade
already shows signs of revivlng, The
soldiers have been petied by the inhabit
ants. Arrests of insurgents continue
The insurgent losses previous 10 May esd
when the Versailles troops, entered Paris
are estimated at, 10000 killed and
wounded and 25,0OO prisoners, and since
May ED at ten thousand killed
and wounded, and 10000 prisoners
The prisoners have all been sent to Yer.
sailles. General La Cecilia, with a few
followers, fled to the Castle Of Vincennes
but upon the commencement Of the cree.
ton of thesiege works by the Versalllists
he at once surrendered.
General Douai officially reports having
lost forty officers and 800 men during the
engagements in which bis troops have par.
ticipatcd since the Versailles army en-.
tered Paris.
The Paris journals demand the cessa
tlon Of summary execution. Several at
tempts were made yesterday to assassinatt
officers OF the army. The bodies Of the
murdered Priests are to lie In state for a
week. With the exception Of Pyatt and
Groussett, all the Commune chiefs have
been killed or taken prisoners.
VERSAILLES, May 80.
The Official journal Of the. Republic
announces that the arsenal and museum
Of Louvre are safe.
Order ReignS in Warsaw.
4 proclamation from Marshal McNEa,
hon to the people of Paris announces
their delivorance from the reign Of terror
Of the Communists, and that order, Secu.
rity, and labor are about being reestOb
lished..