Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-05-29


Il multitude of ARE sts-No Ona an
lowed 60 leave With0us Nee
uah0n's Pass
Pcpulaee Fnthsastic Over Their Deliverance.
fekcrsphed Ezeissirely to ne Erenino ssar.
Bloody worn In Paris.
PARIS, May 29.-The fighting at Belleville,
Menilmontant and Pere In Chaise was desperate
No quarter was given to man, woman or child
Military Law has been established In this city,
Executions are progressing at the Champs, the
Park de Morceaux and the Hotel de VILE. From
fifty to one hundred are shot at time. No one
by Marshal Mcmahon. The troops, fearing in
cendiary fires, have caused all cellar gratinss
and other openings TO be nermetically sealed
were the Able sins and the Able Deaursy' the
Jesuit Fathers Olivani and Canbet, Able Az
lard, the banker decker, and twenty gems
crushed Yesterday at the cemetery At Pere IL
Chaise. Three thousand prisoners arrived here
yesterday. The disarmament Of the national
seeS Of people
is enthusiastic over their dellverance. Nearly
every member Of the commune 10 shot or ere
and Orleans rsiiroad vas opened w s tern
uafhc, but exit of persons from Paris il for
empty.
Proposed Removal Of Rsvre and
simon.
LoNDoE, May 29.-The rmes' special from
Paris says that Favre and Simon are likely 30 be
and Public Instruction.
Csptuyed Insurgent Omcers.
The Bavarfan General COMMANDING st Cham
pigpy has asked passports for the insureent on
cennes, and was referred by General vipoy. :.
an answer, to the text Of the peace convention.
The Murdered Bsssagea.
NsRsAILLss, May y, sunday night.-sixty-
Paris the Apostolic pro notary, nineteen prisst 81
President Cour des Complies, and the Mexican
banker, decker, were shot Wednesday in the
Roquette prison.
There has been fighting in Paris all day.
Pere Ia Chaise, which was reoccupied By the
Insurgents, was bombarded and retaken. Mac
the city. The loss Of the insur eents IL i'm mems.
Crematlon Is seriously proposed as q sanitary
Another One Gone,
VERSAILLES, May &.-Delescluze, deleeate
Minister OF War under the commune, was shot
by his guards and instantly killed last night.
in attempting TO escape.
Trying Time for COmmunfsSs.
Trials OF the communist leaders taken alive
conviction is inevitable. Its generally believed
that every one will suffer death.
The Last Ditch,
After desperate and bloody conflict, the
government forces succeeded in capturing the
ipsuIgent positions at Belleville and Pere la
Chaise late last night. The firing then &c ased
and this morning on the insurgents troops adj,
vaneing on one position yet held by the COM
mune the insurgents hoisted q white flag and
surrendered. They were immediately dissrmed
and the great rebellion Of 1S7 had ended The
Ihirty-eighth regiment of the line. belonging TO
MscMahon's army, have returnedito Versailles
In triumph, the men having flowers and
branches in the muzzles OF their rifles, and
bearing also magnificent banner Of red silk
captured from the communists.
The Governor Of Paris.
General Vinoy has been appointed Governor
Of PARIS by Theirs. IL Is proposed as q tempor-
airy me asure to divide the capital into twenty
military districts, each to be strongly gsrrf-
until order lie completely restored and the pas
sions aroused Dy the insurrection have dissp-
peared.
MaeMahen's Generalshfp.
Owing to the admirable plan adopted by Mac
Mahon for storming the barricades the Yer
sailles troops did not suffer heavily during the
seven days Of fighting in the streets Of Paris.
while according to the most reliable esfimstes
as great.
HuDs Murdered.
Among the unfortunate persons held as hos
tages in the prison of La Roquette who were
murdered were ten nuns.
Hunted Dewn.
Yesterday the insurgent prisoners ct Sartory
to the straw given them to sleep upon and In
the confusion which followed eixty-hve effected
thetr escape. Twenty-four were recaptured.
The French government will ask the extradi-
ton OF all communists chiefs who take refuge in
England.
Ffremen from Antwerp.
PARIS, May %, night.-Firemen from Ant
werp are now entering Paris. The fire In the
Hotel Dieu has Be en- extinguished.
Wanted.
Pascbal and Grousset, two Of the principal
leaders Of the insurrectiop, have not been dis
covered. 1t is believed they are alive and con-
cealed.
Able TO be Cut Again.
Since O'Clock last night, when the entire
city has been in the hands Of the Versailles
troops, priests and cabs have been again making
their sppes rance on the streets.
Ten ThOusaDd BaFeheaded Prisoner.
Ten thousand prisoners are now passing In
the Rue Lafayette, the most OF them barehesd-
ed, and with their uniforms turned inside.
Among them are 1000 regulars, who went over
to the insurgC nts on the outbreak OF the rebel
lion. The bystsnders are quiet, and DO not ut
ter words Of reproach.