New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-29
PARIS QUIET!
THE RESURRECTION COMPLETELY SUP
PRESSED.

PRESSED.
NOT SHOT FIRED SINCE YESTERDAY MORNING
THE FIRES UNDER CONTRoI-TRRRIBLs
LOSSES or TnE NSURGENTs-REJOICING IN
TIE CITY.
LONDON. May "a. 1871.
dispatch from Versailles this evening an
nounces that the insurrection is completely SUD
pressed. Not one band Of insurgents il left. A
great number ere prisoners. All is quiet within tho
city, not a shot having been fred since 10 O'Clock
this morning. The iremen have the flames under
control, but there is still much smoke
Since the street fighting began the Government
forces have lost 200 men in killed with proper.
tomato number of wounded. The losses of tho in
surgents in killed and wounded since Sunday have
been immense 1t is impossible at present TO form
any estimate Of the number, as the dead bodies and
the wounded strew the streets in every direction
The spectacle presented in the various thorough.
fares Is the most sickening and horrible imaginable
The Prussians at Iomainvile made a thousand
prisoners, including several armed women on Satur
day evening. All the insurgents who came With,
their lines disarmed and placed under guard
There are rumors Of awful cruelties perpetratea
by the versallists, who are reported to have shot
men, women and children found with arms in their
hands.
Provision trains are entering the city There /,
great rejoicing within and without the city over the
termination of the struggle.
Gen. Ladmirault yesterday captured Les Butte,
Chaumont and Menilmoutant and Gen. Vinoy at
late hour carried the Cemetery Of Pere-la-Chaiss.
where the insurgents fought with desperation.
TIE insurgents yesterday shot the ATchbishopoi
Paris, the Able Duguerry, and 62 other hostages
remaining in their hands The troops had previously
captured Ia Roquette, and saved 100 hostages
detained there. The body of Deleseluze has been
found in the streets and identified.
Gen. Leroy one Of the commanders Of the Yer
sailles troops, was killed in action yesterday.
A cannon and 2? red flags have been captured at
Belleyile. court-martal for the trial of insur-
gents will begin its sittings Monday. The in
surgents in the docks have attempted rising and
several were shot before order restored
II is calculated that there are upward Of $1,000 dead
bodies in the houses and cellars of Paris, many Of
women and children. The women, it is said, have
been perfectly furious during the recent fighting in
tho French capital The destruction Of propertyis
terrible One-fourth of Paris is estimated to have
been destroyed
Since Sunday $1,000 prisoners have been taken.
including numbers Of debauched and foul-mouthed
women. NJ Courbet poisoned himself after he was
captured NM. Rochefort and Assy are to be tried
by Civil Court as criminals. The Belgians have
arrested several of the Reds and have telegraphed
10 the Government here that they will hold them at
its disposal. All the National Guards throughout
France are 20 be disarmed. The Luxor Obelisk in
the Place de In CCncorde is still intact though the
statues have been destroyed. Yesterday 5000 lnStI-
gents surrendered in body
A circular from NJ HERS details the operations OF
the troops. and praises them for the courage they
have displayed.
NJ Favre, in dispatch TO the representatives Of
France in foreign countries, says the acts Of the in
surgcnts are of criminal and not of political ma
ture He therefore desires them to request the
ncighborng nations to eXtradite those who may
enter their territory, and says that the Governments
of Spain already proposes to do so.
NJ. Victor Hugo has written q letter to the Ind
peRdance Beige which, while it disapprOyes Of the
nsurrectiOn protests against the statement that the
Belgian Government would extradite all insurgents
found upon its territory. The Independence Beige in
sentiments of VI. Hugo.