The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-14

JUNE II, 1871 QUADRU
sundrs previous removals from prison 20 another
was ON the I'D INST, that Is precisely week ago,
prisoners, the archbishop and Abbs Degasrry being
among them. Mgr. Darooy occupiei ecu NO. Il,
great 1ew reveena on a.
late obtained the favor OF having table and char
as T r. nm o rne S9 a. Az
one Lefrancais. who was qualified for the post by
soourn q six years at the hulks entered t1at part
head OF fifty National Guards. The cells were then
opened and the archbishop resident BSnean
Deguerry were called out and led to the broad CIR
cuar road that divides the building rrom the outer
walls Of the prison. On their way they had to pass
between double line ofNatonal Guards who heaped
upon them threats and insults OF the coarest KIND
wretcnes the prisoners were taken to courtyard
close to the sick ward OF the prison, where firing
bar oy advanced and addressed few feeling words
OF forgiveness and compassion to his executoners,
and TWO Of them actually knet before HIM and i'm
| pored his pardon, but the others rushed a. them,
and kicked and cutfed them, and began insulting
himself was shocked at it, anu exclaimed "y0us
etes tct pour fuser ces ges Ia, Ell non pas pOur les
ceeded to load their arms. the prisoners were shot
one at time. The first was Pere Al.ard, then Mon
ssgneIr Darnoy and 50 On to the end me venerable
moment hts frmness seemed to desert him, but iI
was but passing qualm due more TO ms state OF
health and the impression produced upon MN Oy
the sight OF his companions death than any I'M
manly lear respecting his own.
Alter the execution the bodies were placed In q
goods wagon or the Lyons Railway Company and
taken to Pere ia Chase, and nung pell.meil into
trench, without handful! OF earth being thrown
over them. On the 2sth fifteen prisoners were put
TO death IN the same way, among Them young man
Of twenty. NJ. Seigneuray, the son Of the principal
OF the Lycec OF Ions Saulnier; he was sludSing
for the Church at the Seminary OF st. Snlpice when
arrested. NJ Evrard continues his letter thus:-
NJ
who was paosS head OF the Department o. PUBIC
He al Il me @
a e 1 a ID. I Ssa
fore the birth Of the Commune He informed them they
ndscrimna.s massacre Of the hostages
IN ss eq aud
on Saturday evening one q the named
ss n m 'e aa o %
the Place dc Ia koquette and eventually got home.
How q Number Of the Hostages Escaped
Denth-A Generous JaiIer-Tho Commune
Driven from La Roauette by the Hostages
The Story Of Able Lamazou.
The following thrilling account written by the
Able Lamazou, Vicar Of the Madeleine Of the es-
cape OF the prisoners from La Roquette:-
We left the prison of La Roquette this morning to the
and
10 A a' s to the
n In hs p0
mention one at the Church of No,re Dame DIES
s ~ Nay i only sssa
those ama6e invitations con.osd those who favored
with them Dy them that what tooS place to-day
was to Be- tried before martial sitting wnn the r
their terocity or their british stupidity.
Assr he a. @ Of the Of
Aard and the Jesuit Fathers Clair and du Condray which
yhG Rs in
ws s1' N ns
without any respect for the bodies Of those noble Victims
0haroans Va. evident that the grotesqas PROCEEDINGS Of
bloody Deeds and that the hostages who had taken
IL Ia ne Pa the % %
"a Es May g q CHASE o s md en-
Aee Sa
erected which reduce ashes the
carried through, installed themselves in The dice
ssT hs w,S eI Ike hs
in the lowest and most S Of wine
BUTTONS amaied to the inmates Of the second and third
poos an aey n sown a. once sans to
name should be made known 70 the public n rne rapidly
men thus butchered snoble brgands that
strenuous resistance The proposal received win
ea a al s cut Of sS NIB
of the third noor hole through flooring
where the poeemsn eantenpls,ing similar
the Eastern pavilion was turned into regular fortress The
which wa. doomed to parody ami
turned courtyard isnobs popuase which only
ssa a Ispsiit,oa q the ssp!smSsr wliIs
10 % s n os4 anal
u.s. that was p about be blown set
to Of our barbados sae with the smoke but
omit ONE the who wa. his ns
@ the %9s cynical II. was OF the under
when The advent q the Commune free man him
mans, prison the direa
sample followed il, and The prison upon
& s mob wh: to s s
koque,;e began shouting "Tue Lgpe" shouting that
sse. sshssn odr. % e TO se
Suchsrsd and the bodies Of The four s%a
On the s of IN 1s ~..b II
and the atening shouts outside alarmed nobody At last
spa faT ns the as
% @ @ s Of de-
rush ssGs't took
the anticipation manner after an agony Of four days
mos '''0 ' AoSe L%M1oS da OF The
The sIru .glc mt perc In Chnise and viI,stte.
! A correspondent OF the London Ddty Telegraph
gives the following copy of report by volunteer
| OF the Sene:r-
posed of volunteers of the Seine the Tenth battalion Of
sers ana Fyrs and Seventy OF the line left their
NJ Saturday. occupied the Northern Railway station
ahmed their beakfasted, left for La Chapele La
Vii and Belevie afterwards arriving
dc Fandre and the large slaughter houses and
kets al LIN Niette. The Fifty fourth regiment of the
First brigade had attacked barbados early In the
They took the heights by assault under terrible
The street pavement pulled up The
cred with mud or was raining heavily Fifty insurgents,
taken prisoners, shot Immediately the slaughter
houses rades brigade then relieved the First brigade,
which had brilliantly taken the Bcevillo he ghs
tinued the forward movement. As night falling
volunteers Of the Seine
In the 'front.' established themselves successfully
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