Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-03
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oMcers az Flncennes. Nlnoy referred
him to the text of the Convention.
Vinoy is appointed Gov. of Paris.
Among the hostages shot were Sura.
Deguerry, the Jesuit Fathers Ducon>
dry, Clair, Olivan, Canbert, Baugy.
Able Alard, Dauker, and twenty five
gems d'armes.
The last band Of insurgents was
crus' ed yesterday in the cemetery of
Pere la Chaise.
Three thousands prisoners arrived
yesterday.
The disarmament of the Nationals is
proceeding and multitudes have been
arrested.
Paris, May 29.-The fighting at
Belleville, Neudan and La Chaise was
desperate No quarters were given to
man, s,'1"s woman or child. Military law is
Executions are progressing in the
Champs De Mars, Park au Moroccan and
Hotel de Vile. Fifty to hundred
were shot at one time.
No one is permitted to leave without
McMahon's signature. Nearly every
member of the Commune is shot or
executed as taken.
Provisions are scarce.
The Western and Orleans lines are
open to>day to goods aud traffics, but
exit TO persons is forbidden.
New York, May ga Versailles
correspondent telegraphs that NJ Del
eScluse, the Delegate and Minister of
War uud r the defunct Commune, was
shot by his guards and Instantly killed
on Sunday night, in attempting to es-
cape.
The trials Of the Communist leaders
taken alive vii commence during the
present week, and conviction is newt
able. 1t is generally believed that
every one will suffer DEATH
After desperate and bloody conflict,
'he Government troops succeeded in
capturing the insurgent position at
Belleville aud Pere Ia Chaise late on
Saturday night. The firing then
ceased, aud yesterday morning on the
troops advancing upon Que position
he!d by the Communists, the
Insurgents hoisted white fag aud
surrendered in body.
Thirty eight regiments of the lines,
belonging to McMahnn's army, return
ed to Versailles in Triumph. flying the
The magnificent banner of the Republic
captured from the Communists.
Vinoy is appointed Gov. of Paris by
Theirs.
Ii is proposed as temporary meas
ure to divide the Capitol into twenty
military districts. each to be strong
garrisooed This arrangement will be
maintained until order is completely
restored, and until the passions aroused
by the insurrection have disappeared
Owing to the admirable plan adopted
by Nc Mahon for stormiuy the barri>
caGcs held by the Communists, his
troops did not suffer heavily during the
seven days of f-hting in the streets
The loss to the army is altuge her -
S95, whil,. according to the most relia.
bic estimates, the loss OF the insurgents
is over fifteen times as great.
1t is stated on good authority that
among the unfortunate persons held as
hostages in prison in La Roquet, who
were murdered, were ten nuns.
On Saturday the insurEent prisoners
at Tartary made desperate effort to
escape. They set fire to the straw
given them to sleep on. and in the con>
fusion which followed broke out of the
flames. Sixty-two effected an escape
Twenty have been recaptured
The French Government will ask
the ex-tradition of all Communists
chiefs who have already taken or may
take refuge in England, as under the
French law they are regarded as crimi-
nals who come within the terms OF the
extradition treaty.
A dispatch from Paris last night
says the fremen from Antwerp are now
entering Paris. The fire in the Hotel
de Vile is extinguished.
Paschal and Grousset, the two prin-
ciple leaders of the instruction. are not
to be discovered. 1t is believed they
arc alive and hiding.
Since eight o'clock last evening,
when the entire city NAV be SAID to
have been ii the hands OF VersaiIists,
priests and cabs have been gained
making their appearance on the
streets.
This morning firing had ceased. and
the Communists great rebellion gave
its last ga >p. The remnant of the in-