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

We crawled along the wall uh fell upon the stones
when suddenly without PreDrohSsa heads followed by rat
lin d ~ masonry and shower Oh gihss; me snoon
great that closed my syes dor an npon the
opening thes IN blood and half smothered in the doris
~ Incts and watches, which han peen ,
snpncr Of the arcade portion OF i
f frsm which he never again TO rise alive.
INCIDENTS OF THE SECOND DAYS FIGHTING.
parts (Eay ~ Correspoadenot Of The LONDON Tyne
The Versaillais are closing surely round u.s.
The Bouleyards are untenable heavy guns have opened
fire from the Place dc lOpera toward the Madeleine,
which shake windows. Bullets are thick In the knc
dc Ia Pax All shutters ordered TO be opened as well
as doors guard against treason from within. Inc tef
race of the Tueres gardens fires upon the Paais de
morning The barricade Of the Rue Royale II nrg upon
the Inyades 1t becomes momentarily more difcultto
get abouf stranger threatened with being forced
to bear musket Shells have fallen IN front OF ihe va
r6ti6s Theatre. Shots were fired from house In the
Rue RochechOuart upon some National Guards, who en-
tered the house and summary executed some persons
who had arms in their possession Formidable Dafrl
cades have been erected at distances along the Rue
Lafayette, , 49,.
armed with muskets 90 defend them. The dying Com
mune continues to issue incendiary procamatons the
barrcade of the Rue st. Florentin has been mounted
with heavy siege guns The fire still continues to burn
in the Minstere des Finances; some 200 hremen have
gone TO the spot Archives strew the Rue dc Riyol
blown hher and thither by the shock OF artillery The
desperate portion Of the National Guards increases IN
insolence saw at the near the Cafe volsin
superior officer offer to escort shopman some tte aus
lance in search OF provisions. The party consisted "
several guards and o uirandiere. The latter took
imaginary offense and charged the shopman with in
sutng her. upon which he was ordered to be shot ne
turned round aud gave him her protection. The guard
who had ordered the arrest stood OH his dignity anu III
sisted ON his instant execution. Tdings now arrived
hat The barrcae at the end of the street attacked
This drew off the attention OF the guard ana inc ucln
quent escaped.
TEARING DOWN THE RED FLAG-A DARING ING FEAT
Parts (Mdy 2O Correspondence Of The Lcndon Tine.
A terrible fusilade was meanwhile raging IN
the adjoining the Opera-House ana we Watcne
wi anxiety the movements OF the Ieuegkea
people on the roof Of that building. man erawieu
cautiously up the balustrade half enyeoptd ia husS
the building sort Of subdued clapping OF hands
might have been heard from sundry nelghDofng VIII VIII
red flag had TO be got down from the Tyre 91 Apollo on
the front by means easy task considering llI te
cure upward Of 80 feet HIGH ana WITHIN dreet raEe
OF the Fed raj troops below Several men endeaVoreu
shoot down with chasSepot bullets bat TINS ateIhpl'
althou IN reiterated proving failure one young eloW,
more DARING than the rest. actually climbed rom lmp 10
limb OF the gigantic nrGze anu 'o oround HIM Striking
every now then the rieze coping OF the pedestal
He accomplished his task in safety and disappeared WIN
hls trupAy.
CHASING THE COMMUNISTS DAsrARDLY
MURDER.
Paris MAY 23) Correponienrs Of Tne London Nerrs
The Versaillist troops collected about the 1901
OF the Rue ST. HonOre were enjoying the fine game OF
Communist hunting The PariSians Of civil lie are
caifIf 10 the last drop Of their tbn, sour, whlie Doo
Ent Yesterday they had cried "Vive Ia Commune" and
submitted to be eoverned y TINS sald commune loat
i'm teir power to denOuncc Communist and reveal MS
hdngpace Very eager at this work are the dear cre-
tnres of women. They know the rathoes into which the
moor devils have got, and they guide to them with
fendsh glee which is phase of the many-sded sex.
shameful captivity! They have found him. the miser-
bic Yes they drag him out from one OF the purileus
which HaussInann had not time To sweep away, ana
a guard of six of them hem him round as they
march him into the Rue ST.. Honore.. tall,
la ms carriage. His lower lip is trembling but his
row is rm and the eye of him has some pride and de-
M. tya1i--t 1,a II
him l'--the dcInOn-wOmen most camorOus, OF course
An arm goes the there on IT the stripes OF
T c stick fails on the head OF the pale in black
liza infection has caught men club their rifles aud
bring them down that head, or clash them INTO
splinters their lust for murder lie Is down he Is up
again he is down again the thuds OF the gu-st9cks on
him sounding just AS the sound When IA man beats
cushion with a stick.
certain British impulse, stronger than consideration
for self prompts To forward But IL Is useless.
They are firing into the faccd carcase now throngng
about it like bowfes on piece OF meat His brains
carron is bodily chucked presently to be tfodden on
ana rolled by the feet of muttudes aud wheels OF gun
carriages Womanhood, then is not quite deaf in that
band of Bedamites VINO had camOred "saoot him."
dra,Ss out Of the press an embryo BedanA, of
spring, and. let us hope, goes home B surely All man
this An oficer-One with bun throat and the ewes of
Algcrssood by and looked Oh at the sport sucking
cigar meanwhile
SAD SCENES AT yERSAILLES-TIIE CAPTURED
FEMALE INSURGENTS.
Ttrsoiles (May ~ Correspondence y TIE London Times
1t is "a narrowing slgDt 10 DeHolu tntse coh-
VOWS of prisoners which here day III nCreas-
Ing numbers We had Of late been accustomed TO see
among the prisoners brought in here men with travelling
E1gs ev eny refugees from the accursed city, neehg
from the rieors Of the Commune Many were very
well dressed. some giOyed, and even wearing
decorations. They brought In with other prls-
oucrs hut after preliminary examination they were
kept separate and, II their ldehtty was
sufficiently established, they were set AT Iperly,
We had Yesterday about 100 women brought III who ha
been captured at barricadcs or hShtng WIN inc Col-
uust battalios about 40 OF these passing along
the Avenue de- Paris VINO were bring conveyed 10 the
House OF Correction; some were PACKED t0gethr IN an
artillery wagon, others were on foot, walking between
two lines of gendarmes II very sad sight. Some
Of them old women but most OF them we're undtr
so. and two or three could not nave Deeh 10 Seis
old Some seven eight were dressed ~ cdhti-
,ifres and wore upon their heads either little nat
| with feathers a dust-cOlOred kept Those VINO
had retained the attire OF their sex hdd no Oicr neu-
covering than their hair Their arrival at versailles
excited great curiosity An immense crowd corrected 10
look ut these some OF whom were said TO
received with insulting laughter, ana lc,tS IN sorry TASTE
occasionally with rihald insults. The female spec
tators, especially. were very furious aSlnst ,so I'M
happy creatures, and saw one whO III spite OF tAe es-
curt, Knocked N with her parasOl me lhll'al cap
| which "A cdnhniere wearing The latter looked
toward her assailant and wcp On all hands the cry
| was raised, "Of with the caps" one tail young
woman rather gOOdOOkng wearing the vest ana mn
| tary head gear, persisted IN remaining covered
| woman stepped forward 10 enforce compliance when
one the escort. too readily yielding to the
of the crowd, rudely placed his hand upon the trls
head and, selling her hair with the cap, compelled her
| 20 bend down her head. Immediately aterwafd sue
stood erect casting look full Of hatred upon her perse
cutOr turned away from this spectacle which wounded
me the heart. said 10 myself with GRIEF that PEG.
pie which has no confidence III the justice anu eCacy Ol
| the law is not lit for liberty.
| A UNIQUE TESTIMONIAL TO RAILROAD ENGI
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