New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-07

down into the street one pretty Itlo -, pro,ch
ward kisses the officer, who like sa,'n" nj. mem
man returns the salute and rushes on ~ ~
People hug each otter with JOY
TIE TORCH AND THE CHASSEPor'
p,r1s N rLAMEs-THE BURNING OF TIE
| TUILERIFS.
-. oo C,rrCsp0RdeHcf a. The london Tines
A AT, T Climbed upon the top of the llotel
Chatham and sight such rust a. p mgser may hsep
a. an and began 70 fear That the nenaces wmeh we
had scoff at cle threats were abon To become yer,
rbIe reality From AuteGl 10 Mcnr0uGc ths heavens
were it up series OF coniacraons when deu away
i'm sulphurous smoke ouy 10 burst folth agan wlna lo
report and spread Sun further westward we welo az
loss 10 conceive what could I've on fire. Pdssy seemed
smodering slowly the real plaze n,lng more III sne Ia
recon of Luxembourg. 1t shot UP IN showers OF spare
revealing dark mass OF some tIat ioon pt paCh
aud reioiced IN the tact That the TNer lay oetmoo
us and the dyanCiug the OF flame. The smoke spread
Pantheon had caught fire. We saw gtt SHINING through
the roof and presently an Immense jet OF hlhe shot
once co9nze as the central pavilion Of the Tuileres.
cry horror hurst from the lips of the people who had
truth, and we glzed fascinated rs The flames licked
rapidly the of buildings, shooting up from time 70
! time in long forked tongues, accompanied ny heaVy
! white clouds of naphtha-smelng smoke. Although at
coId hear the roar and the cater of syering states
| an me roof that bullets began to whistle in
| direction praDaby from the Linesmen on tine Opera
| House. VINO took us for members OF the commune
past Us, rafting down in neighboung streets
and we began feel situation pIec.rious By this
time the neat Pavilion was "A mere skeleton Of golden
| ight cut by curved RIBS of black, and crowned by d
square gallery. lt reminded mt somewhat oi 81 Peter :,
When Illuminated, S. Peters, Of course, appearing as a
toy in contrast. continued TO stare, scarce daring 30 pc
! eve my eyes, when suddenly there was vivid hghl;
the Pavilion had sunk IN Win aSh ana HtTtal ~
SPARKS flew straight mo me h' aNeens' nIer"i1 1
mixing with the stars. steadily the hre advanced
leum in large quantities. aud were forced 90 admit at
las that the great collection Of the Louvre wa" VI we
sacrificed Fortunately the pictures Oh tio ,lii,'n
school are hidden away: bat wA0 shdi repatC VIC a
tiGuc statues-hc Venus OF Milo AMI the Poly} mnla-
that destined To he destroyed by me @ M spi
of the uadmcn who nave Teen terror 10 u, TOT 80 iO'
so awful as 10 blind Us 20 the presence Oi other c0nnd
gratans that spr Glng up along me me; hhge
ton of tic QUARTER St rnaln WAS being destroyed
while light in the Paais Royal ana an".Ger III tIe
deed be destroy ed, and that at any moment our own
Quarter might be sent lnto ihe iI tnU,sI ,ue ',a
principal tnorougiares. Sick at heart lay down, ~ pe
| awakened shortly after by violent deionatons.
RAISING THE BARRICADEs.
Paris Correspondence Of Ile LVHao. IIaCS
The rapidity with which the barbados
spraug NJ on Monday l22d u Was peiag,y 4naL ts'
but coming back the next, found biricdde some lhlee
| onnrracbcd ms every cvilian who came near
pccted to lend hand IN making it. Ths was indeed,
! beiIr seized and Impressed into barcad building A
regular trap lad Tor unwary passerSDy, ana was
amusing TO watch from safe distance me process Dy
which they caught. sentry, placed so Lar from
the baTrcde not % excite suSp ION did not take any
getting up and seeing their danger they tired to
turn ne politely informed them that there was no oec,
70 their staying they were, but as u gong
back, that out OF the question. Meantime MS con-
rades came up and carried of their victims IN triumph To
the bartaie occasionally cutting short al resistance OF
argument by pointing bayonets and even reviewers at
| them. - -
| PARIS AAIAZoNs AND CHILDREN AMONG TIE
| Paris Core7oaden.e London Ne''s -,
Among the prsoners marched into Versailles
| verr a company of tine Amazons 81 Tie stlhe' ana q
battalion Of patriot children IAe former "tLe
rcstye were handCuied. One had Vhld sfilg on hcI
back. The arm OF another was IN asnS ne a' nd l
of another pretty brunette was covered WIN S oOi
,rs "f hit stil wore a defiant air and did
moi seem TO belong the class with when the MaSCaleil
| asylums pcuped All were hot \"ult l"q I3
marns we're more than made rs IN this haha
az female war Ors They were forced to walk al Qlck
pace under the hrOilng sun, by troop oi mou'IvI
gcndancs. Their advent in the streets "a Nerailes wa
the cause Of much mrth among me people pne Sou,
old woman, who responded 10 Inc sniiGo OF lhe DS
SANDER, by disrespectU piBiOmme, was haed as MtIe
DIchesne. In detachment o. 200 Na,iOnd puHIu9,
10 Of them were children not /? years on Io %ns
mon them AMI posed accordingly. They wore tne UNI
| form OF the National Guards
| PRISONERS MURDERED-FEROCITY OF TIE PARIS
WOMEN.
| Paris Correspondence tHdy ~ y me London Time:
A gentleman whose word Is beyond dispute
told me mat be witnessed from an upper WlndOw the
stormng Of the barricdde on the boulevard aesbefeS
and that he with his own eyes the rebels ing re
limits of their muskets in token OF surrender, which
caused the lnesmen to advance across the baIricade
No sooner did they approach WITHIN lew p1Tts yna G frc
laid some 80 OF them writing IN hep TINS MORNING
while walking on the hue drs Pets Champs, saw a
soldier aIl struck by a bullet an unseen hand An
officer VINO was passing told me tht many men Dad Iust
he lives I'm tins manner and that the de nquents were
Instantly shot He also told that AZ the Batgnoes
barrrade Yesterday woman went up 10 thc oneer III
n1rd ia AK "A question ana that before ne had COM
pleted his answer She had drawn a revolver and shot
him through the head. The sOlaors We're 80 iurlateu
that they forgot and rdded her with OayOnet
Among the 90 persons who executed this morn,
ing at the corner Of the Rue Roy ale two were women
saw myself four taken po ION OF AT O'Clock TINS
morning close to the MagalIns du ouyre they were
kicked and cutlcd until Uey reached the fL,ls kQVal
o. and there against the burning house they had their
hands tied and were forced to knee. woman rushed
them announced herself his sister. She was rnthessy
torn away and carried back TO the throng wnle dozen
soldiers advanced and calmly shOt mem Gown a pee
of torn carpet thrown their remains ana every
went about his business a. thoueh hotlg usI,i
pasng about tine streets followed by jeering mob,
which counts women than men among MS ranks
women who boot and clap Their hands and insult their
truth that Voaire declared that Partisan woman was
half Tiger and half monkey!
A SUMMARY EXECUTION.
Versrit (Nay ~ Co1reJoirta1e oj 1hs London Ns1s
] noticed that there were many old men
among the prisoners Friends accounted for tins by
planning that the rcybeards OF the Paris atelers took
showed tendency to take their heels they rushed to
IL of pr Snrntiers who AT The bidding " the bOur-
geose descended into the streets chased Charles x,
and provoked by the same Dourgeolse threw up BARR
Cavaignac The whole way to seyres the road was
crowded with trains Of wagons, ambulance vans ponce
men, and cavalry escOrting prisoners To show the
bitterness OF feeling among military men at Yer
sailes, / may mention that when one or four
field officers i'm conversation essed wish 10 the
prisoners handed the benefit ~ science to the
professors of yvsectiOn, the other three appauded inc
idea While talking young Ofr entt red the cafe 10
refresh himself win a glass .. Deol He in con-
nand of convoy Of prlsOrcrs going Il SatOiy ana SAID
he had ridded his county of some me scOunGrels.
one from fatigue, from weakness. who
sulky had sat on bank He ordered them To- ct up
repied OF the prisoners. 81 u take you at YOUR