Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-05-31
THE END NOT YET
Further Accounts of the Fearful
Condition of Affairs.


ALL SORTS OF PAkIS OlSfAINliEss
PARIS, May 29.-Paris looks completely cowed.
The shops are all closed. Even those of vital
necessity, such as chemists, remain shut The
restaurants, bakeries and grocery stores have
also suspended business. The old revolutionary
system of denunciatons is going on with terri
Bile ferocity. Nobody is safe even in the pres
epce of their most intimate friends. rash
word or improper gesture, by man or woman,
insures instant death. Men, women, and even
children are seized by the brutal soldery and
shot. The saddest feature is the conduct of the
women, the female insurgents having in many
instances been detected firing houses of limo
cent persons with petroleum.
Great irritation prevails in Paris against for
eigners in the communist ranks. II has been al
legged that the English communists alone num-
Der eight thousand the mistake arose. proba-
bly,, from the fact that many of the communists
learned the English language in America
Tuesday EUeRiRg.-The troops still hold Ma
pralties and the public buildings. The disarm-
ament Of the national guards is proceeding.
They are forbidden 10 wear uniforms. Gen.
Cissey threatens to proceed with rigor against
the inhabitants who fire from windows. The
archives of the international society have been
discovered, and also other documents, in Deles-
cluez's house, compromising the departments.
Mcmahon has declined the sword of honor
offered him after the battle of Rechshofen.
Summary executions of the insurgent prisoners
continue.
FRENCH NEWS FROM LONDON.
LONDON, May 30.-Trains for Paris run to-.
morrow.
The people of Brussels have smashed the win
dows in Victor Hugo's house. The police now
guard Tie house. A proclamation from McMa-
hon to- The people Of Paris announces their de-
liveranCe from tire reign Of terror of the COM
munists, and fiat order, security and labor are
about being re-established. The insurgent
losses previous to May %, When the Versailles
troops entered Paris, are estimated at 10000
killed and wounded and $4,000 prisoners, and
since May %, 10000 killed and wounded and
10000 prisoners. The prisoners have all been
sent TO Versailles.
May 30.-Gen. La Cecilia with few followers
fled to the castle of Vincennes, but upon the
commencement of the erection of siege works by
the Versaillists, he at once surrendered. Gen.
Dotiai officially reports having lost forty officers
and 500 men during all the engagements in
which his troops participated since the Versailles
army entered Paris The Journals demand a
cessation of summary executions. Several at
tempts were made yesterday 10 assassinate the
officers Of the army. The bodies of the muir
,ered priests are to lie in state for week. With
the exception Of lPyatt and GrOusset all the
commui., Niefs have been killed or taken pris-
OnerS.
NEWS FROM THE HEADQoApTERs or THE AS
sEMBLY GOVERNMENT. 49,
VERSAILLES, May 30.-The inhabitants 81
Belevie have openly announced that they will
make reprisals, and secret system of arson and
assassination is appTehended. There are con-
slant discoveries of stores of petroleum in Paris.
The insurgents in Fort Vincennes have surren.
dered Internationally to the Versailles troops
The Gauos announces that the Orleans princes
will be allowed to reside in France. Theirs has
ordered the disarmament of Paris and the dis
solution of the national guards in the depart
ment of the Seine. ,McMahon has issued a
Congratulatory proclamation to the army. Paris
is Tranquil, and trade already shows signs of re-
viving. Tie soldiers have been feted by the in
habitants. Arrests OF the insurgents continue
The official journal of the republic announces
that the national archives, national library, ma
tional arsenal and museum of the Louvre are
safe. The Manufacture des GobelinS and OBJ
servatoire are badly damaged.
Tuesday Night-An incendiary conspiracy
is reported to have been discovered at Marselles.
Magnet, Gambetta'S project of Corsica has been
arrested as the principal conspiratOr. His wife
tried to shoot the general who made the arrest.
Ii is calculated that forty thousand insurgents
were killed during last week. Thirty-six thou
sand prisoners have been taken. The prisoners
at Satory are in dreadful state. LIE Soir says
thousands sleep, without shelter, in the mud
There is no food but black bread and water. The
women are huddled with the men. The people
cease to count the executions, so many are shot
summarily at Satory. Fort Vincennes was taken
to-day. The garrison, which is numerous, was
Obliged to surrender Internationally.
Since their entrance into Paris, the Versai-
list troops lost three thousand in killed and
wounded, and the authorities have collected
372, 600 rifles. Fifteen members of the commune
surrendered in Vincennes.
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