Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-06-02

BISHOP AND SO PRIESTS MURDERED.
WASHINGTON, Sunday, May %.
The following telegram was received
at the state department from Minister
Washburne, this afternoon "The arch
bishop of Paris and sixty-nine priests
were shot on Tuesday night. The insur-
gent losses have been enormous, and
those of the government comparatively
small"
LONDON, Sunday, May, 2S.
A dispatch from Versailles says that
the Paris insurrection has been complete
ly suppressed, and not one band of insur-
gents is left. Great numbers of prison
ers have been taken by the Versailles
army. All is quiet within the city this
evening, and not a shot has been fired
since 10 o'clock this morning There is
great rejoicing within and without the
city over the termination of the trouble.
Gen. Ladmirault captured Les Buttes
Chaumont and Menilmontant, yesterday,
and Gen. Vinoy at late hour carried
the cemetery of Pere la Chaise. The
tricolor now floats over La Villette. A
cannon and twenty-one red flags have
been captured at Belleville. A circular
from Theirs details the operations of the
troops, and praises them for the courage
they have displayed. Theirs accuses the
insurgents of having collected a large
quantity of poisonous liquids for use
against the government troops. Gen.
Leroy, one Of the commanders of the
Versailles troops, was killed in action,
yesterday. The Prussians at Roman
vile made 1000 prisoners, including sew
eral armed women, onSaturday evening.
All insurgents who came within their
lines at Romainville or Aubervilliers
were disarmed and placed under guard.
1t is calculated that there are upward OF
so, 900 dead bodies in the houses and
cellars of Paris. The women have been
perfectly furious during the recent fight
ing.
The fremen have at lastgot the flames
in Paris under control. The theaters
Lyrique, Chateiet and Porte st. Martin
have been burned. The destruction OF
property has been terrible; one-fourth OF
Paris is estimated to have been destroy
ed Numbers of women have been ar
rested carrying bottles of petroleum, to
set fires to buildings.
The government troops found 1863
hostages in the prison of La Roquette.
Executions of insurgents 'sare constant.
| A court martial for the trial Of insurgents
will begin its sittings ON Monday The
body of Delescluze has been found in the
street and identified Pyat is reported
to have been shot. Provision trains are
entering Paris. ts*
Favre, in dispatch to the representa-.
tives of France ia foreign countries, says
that the acts of the insurgents are of a
! criminal, and not of political, nature
and asks neighboring powers to extradite
those who may enter their territory.
The government of Spain has decided to
stop all French refugees at the frontier,
and deliver them over to the Versailles
@authoFitSess Victor Hugo has written a
letter to the Brussels Independence
Beige, which, while it disapproves of the
insnrrectlon, protests against the state.
nient that the Belgian government would
extradite all insurgents found upon its
territoEy. The Independence Beige, III
its comments upon the letter, does moi
agree with the sentiments of Hugo.
The remaining insurgents surrendered
Internationally, this morning. The
slaughter on Saturday night was awful
altogether the suppression of the com
mune has cost over $4,000 lives.
LATER.
/ The news up to Tuesday, from Paris
represents a more quiet state of affairs
The last Of the fighting was terrific and
bloody. No quarter was shown man
woman or child The executions are
proceeding. From 80 to 100 insurgents
are taken out and shot at time. Paris
is completely cowed. The shops, stores
and business places are closed. A rast
word or imprudent gesture by man OF
woman insures instant death, men wo
man and even children are seized ant
shot A large number of the leading
insurgents have been shot and thei
bodies thrown into the gutter. TIL,
Versailleists are SURPRISING the commun,
itself in ferocity.
A CANCER CuRE.-Perley, writing t,
the journal from Washington on th,
23d inst, says that DIR. d. w. Bliss, on
of the leading medical practitioners o
the city, has met with wonderful success
as has been before stated, in using de
coction of the bark of the cunderang
bush as a specific for cancer. A fe,