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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-12-16
Public Sale.
On Saturday, Dec. 9Oth, 1871

In said county Of Berkeley-one known as tho
Whitehil Mill property, situated about ones
mile from the town OF Middleway, in Jefferson
Cnrinfr IN the Oncniinn containing about
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1871-12-16
FEV EEG AND AGUE.

TTEEAErEEGy BEAUTY!
S.roaq asF Pure Rici Blood Increase Of Flesh
and T,igt.-C'sar Stia aed Bcaugd Complex
i8n secured Co az
The New York herald., 1871-07-19
CITY GOVERNMENT.
OEElCIlL.
Bonrd or Aldermen.

SPECIAL sKesToN
TUESDAY. July IL, ls7l
@1 nsy fSso ,sss K .1i % Aldermen Gsdd M
schlccng Wolch aud Wonaa-ia.
HRsOLuTIoNs LAID OVER.
keep erng opposite soah sshine;on square
By Alderman DrYo,,D To Twenty. street from
Fifth Avenue to North River, with Belgian granite bloc
By Alderman O'NErLI-To permi. MrsC T. Crary 10 erect
bay window on house IL East Sixtccrtl street.
Ry Alderman MnKIEvERTo pave Fifth street, from Bow.
cry TO avenue Is. with Belgian pavement
BY Alderman PLuhkITTTo lay Cro.on mains in Sixty
second sref, between Eighth and Nnth ayenucs
by Alderman NOLrMAN-Io place and ch gaS anp on
northwest srenns D and fsislth street ~
MESSAGE FROM TIE MAYOR
The President laid bsiorehe Board messagc from tbs
hces. which referred 10 Special COMMITTEES
Coaches
On motion Of Alderman woLrMAs the Committee on
Strces Was discharGe from further Of rcso
ton to pfve Twelfth street, from Second TO Las.
River, VIII. Iegian pavement and the over
OVER.
Permitting Charles Gesgncr, owner NJ promises 81 ani
Fifth street; repeating resolution ordnance for srgn.
sidewalk side Of Fty first street. between Fl and
Sixth ayenueg permitting William 0Connor 10 fas s.dess,k
IN front OF his premises no tn side Of Fiyec5nd street,
between Tenth and Eleventh avenues.
INVITATION.
The President laid before The Board inva.i from hs
Brytn Reilly Association 10 attend their annual picnic,
Spring uil Grove July 81, ls.J whci accepted
oESElAL ORDERS.
front OF 500 West rwenvh st se, to pacc and sS; sas
lamp in front Of III Fourth avenue; 10 with stone
ccment pavs ent l4th street, from Fourth
River.
Which seversliy adoptci by the following voie;-
Adl'nalve Tho Presdeat, Aldermen Cuddy, Dimond,
ny yp s N,sas sss nSkIsSSer s rnD F'y ccas
AT O'Clock n. JOHN HARDY. Clerk
The New York herald., 1871-07-19
TEXAS MDIANs ON THB pauNDEs PATH

We copy the following Items In relation to the
hostile movements OF the Inulans from iato Texas
parors:-Somc two weeks ago the indians captured
herd OF one thousand cattle on the C0nchO and
Killed TWO men. The STATE JOarnat sayS:--"we arc
olpfisc1 that cavalry party from Fort Bascombo
captured Mexican train loaded WIN arms and
ammunition on trading tour 10 the hostile Conan
ches ana Kiowas Five hulcred nead 0f Texas
cattle we're found with them, which tney had takel
In trade from Comanches.r The Weainerford Foss
learns tat the Reserve Indians are tho waters OF
Nlcnita. about I'VE thousand strong. preparing TOT
invasion OF Te and The rescue VI tneir cnlefe
nov ~ Fort Richai dson. The sherman PuTt0s
learns that n surveying party, who were employed
to scctloY,ze the lands in tho ChicKnslW NstsouS
fired iu,o the nIght OF TIE I9h nl'. and ei1
VI tEcu allied.
The New York herald., 1871-07-19
NEwARK's PAVEMENT PUZZLE.

Two years ago part OF Broad street, from tho
canal 10 Market street, was paved with wooden
pavement as an experiment ty order OF the Com
mon Council. Some Of the property owners along
the line agreed TO the matter. but q majority
did not. All objected TO paying wothirds
Of The coat, tho city assuming the other
third II was claimed that the horse
car company should roy onc-,hirI The matter was
brought before Tie Court N Trenton ana has Just
been DECIDED against tho dcmurrlnN ctizcns. VINO
Will be rsUuireI IN atop ~. .JTtawith 20 the u-Ti-
cIpal captains ollce spd settle
The New York herald., 1871-07-19
A Circu,ar Saw Casually.

35i South second street, Williamsburg, had MS right
arm most shocsingy decorated yesterday by the
false action OF a circular saw In the block toy fac
tory, corner OF Sou6n Eleventh ana llIr,t streets.
The injured man was attended by one OF the police
surgeons ut the Fourth street station huuso, and
Afterwards sent 10 his home.
The New York herald., 1871-07-19
RaLg0sD IyFE.LIGGsCg.

Opening OF the Cousoc,icu, Valley j,ailronf.
HARTFORD, July l. 1871.
1t Is expected that on Saturday most train viii
run through from Hartford 70 the Soma on the new
Connections VAN y road.
The New York herald., 1871-07-19
Rahhcd on The fria,,way.

Dr. Swain, surgeon OF the Brooklyn Fire Depart.
ment, violently assaulted by tn ewes In DeKalb
avenue on Monday night The rascals escaped with
the Doctors watch, worth $780, The Doctor rather
tough, and the scoundrels had evidently calculated
their chaDces; bat tncn they Ouly succeeded In
securing the "tic8er" after q Lively tu5sle.
The New York herald., 1871-07-19
, nn,inn. usr.frra nrd Nrlr Rand.

THO Boston, Hartford ard Irir Rand.
Bosrov July ls, >lS7
acssrs. Kimhau, pluUimer and Talbot. trustees Of
the Boston, Hartford ana Erie RaLroad, having re.
signed, the Supreme court today appointed Charles
T. Clark and W. T. Hart OF Boston, their Successors
aud the latter upOn whom the choice o. third
trustee devclyod. nave chosen George T. Chpman, OF
New York.
The New York herald., 1871-07-19
Ba00ALXa MAEFERa


Burglars were yesterday morning compelled 70
abandon their operations upon a new building IN
Dean street, near Carlton avenue and to yet away
speedily, bJ the sudden appearance OF o private
Watclnan.
The New York herald., 1871-07-19

The mu,ilatei body OF IN unknown man. now at
the Morgue oatcd into the dook ut the foot OF Van
Brunt street yesterday morning. There IS Z deep
gasu ID the neck OF deceased aud several bruises
upon the head The Coroner VIII investigate this
m yet cls "a.
The New York herald., 1871-07-19
WATCHES, JEyyELRY, tNs
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

Married.
HAvILAND STANDARDIZATION Saturday July Ii,
1871, by the Rev. Edward W. French. JOHN Ii. uAvI-
LAND to MISS MAGGIE VAUDEVILLE.
L1wMENcE--BIILINGS.- Son Tuesday. July 1s, BY
t tne M,Ss Mev "A; hoomer Hart Mr. JOHN d. dAWmENcE
ESQ, all OF this city. .t
Eastern and Western papers please city.
MILLER : BLAKEMAN Tuesday, July IS, 1871,
az the residence OF the BRIDE by the Rev. Dr.
JOHN MILLER 10 Mrs. A. MARIA BLAKEMAN. both OF
thl, CITY. No cards.
BR0wN-DwYGR.-On Tuesday, July IS, 1871 at
l23 West Thtrty.IOurth street, BY the lev. Alex
ander Mclean Mr. ]. II. BROWN to Miss BELLE
DWYBR, OF this City.
The New York herald., 1871-07-19
Another Fatal Kerosene Accident.

BY the explosion Of q Kerosene lamp, at late
hour on Monday night, at tho residence of william
Nulholland, Ito North seventh street. Williamsburg,
nearly all the family were more or less
burned. DR.. Sweeney wa called In u
attend TO the victims and found that .
pretty little Guild was dangerously injured
Inc Doctor remained with tn, !igtle sufferer all
night, but failed It's life IL died yesterday,
alter enduring the most exquisite tortures. All the
ot.er ae "A Ders of the family VIII survive.
The New York herald., 1871-07-19

= ley steamer THOMAS l. iIULsE, Captain George
W. Annctt leaves Christopher daily, a 10 A. NJ
~, 7p r. N. Fort Icc7f and llx A. A.; and 81 r. NJ
tsnps ~ Thirty onrb sSsei on AL but he as> W I'm
The New York herald., 1871-07-19
EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.
o THE HOLY LAND AND EGYPT, 4. q
visiting LONDON, France. Switzerland Italy, Turkey,

ITO THE HOLY LAND AND EGYPT, .i
visiting London, France, Swtxerland Italy, Turkey
Palestine. Suex Canal, Cairo, the Me
Participation for months ,20J and 81 800 gold.
Incu ling eIcclent board With win: 81 entrance 70 sights
This sanction aud approval OF the
Covernmcn aud the onv in Europe which for series
OF arranged especially ne parties hese grand
crsons TO the Orient Every ssncn raid to ladies' FOR
street. New York the UNIVERSAL EXCURSION CON.
PANY, kn broadway Prescott House) New York.
nvAPsCofrS EMIGRATION AND FOREIGN Ex-
weekly by class st,amship Also from liverpool ant
London 6v weekly mailing packea Drafts of II and up
wards nvsfinbe IN any mart OF Ireland q
he lovest rates q TAfSCOTr BROTHERS CO.'S, ~
u Southstreet, New York.
The New York herald., 1871-07-19
rhs rerman strce. Homlclde-Gnlvin nela

The Fcrman street Homicidc-Gaivin Held
10 Await the Action Of the Crnnd Jury.
The inquest relating to the fatal stabbn2 OF
Ecnael Campbell, Oh Saturday evening. IN Frman
street, at the hands OF Daniel Calvin. was opened
aud concluded yesterday before Coroner wntchil
and a jury. Several witnesses testified to seeing
knife In tho hand Of Calvin, and to his STRIKING
iifcc ny Daniel Lynch, ono OF the witnesses. The
following Was
THE VERDICT or THE JURY.
THAT the deceased. nichlei Campbell, came to
his coain by wounds inlicicd with knife In the
hands OF Daniel GA vim.
Ibe prisoner stated tiat his name - Daniel Gal.
YIN, that he " frty-two years o aae, was born In
Ireland, lives at No 100 urman street, anil that he
Is liquor dealer by ADVICE of counsel he refused
TO answer any further questions lie Was commit.
ted 70 await the action OF Tie Grand jury.
TIE board OF Observation-Disclosures In Regara
To smaIirox.
Tie board OF Health OF Brooslyn met at noon yes-
terday. Alderman Mccroary presiding, when IN.
following resolutions were adoptei:-
Resolved 1hst the board OF Hes;h hereby autborfxs
,Sc e veeS % aea I'm - sir own
poss9e seping a2 proper d'a.ee!on Of sas rssaencss
81 SaS ans re 70 '1 me pss pssn:
sl,,a,sd IN crowded houses and ccaics and having
Kssolsei That cases whsrc smallpox ers,s or shan
o se Hsas c Se an heieeS l. s srpass 81
s,ss s'S.ysd Sys g:ssfr
BY pubic whsro there MAY any patient or pa
sa a hnSs or Saan R. a
and spread OF The disease as far as posbe any per-
unless ~ order aeaA OHser shall be deemed guilty
EesoSeo That this goard hereby reques, the Health on.
10 ali lawful and rorts within his power to
s IN Proper msaa
III @ The s osr ss ia am prose- os
cod physician now 90 hereafter attending case Of
sccosiin. TO law
The New York herald., 1871-07-19

(NONEy lsLhSD---NoRrn AND EAST RIVER ROUTE =
~ Norh River I.inc.-stcaner NOEwALK leaves West
Tenth street q 23A u s and g:ss pier e. North Moore
10, and T. East River iino-Stcsner NAUsHON leaves
Eighth street 20 and 2SJ; Peck clip as sa0 II TO-
aa0; Fulton ferry, brooklyn, g. II and Q. nfl
The New York herald., 1871-07-19
non NEW ORr,E.Ns DIRycr

LNOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The Cromwell Steamship Line.
Tho steamship CORrEs, Captain s. Whitman, VIII eavs
Ier No. North Rivcr on saturday July ~ at o'clock r.
NJ. Freight received daily Thron,h rates given Calves
ton, Indianola, Mobile ard ST. Lonis.
Cabin pa &c, $50; Storage e;aA.
For freight or passage apply 10
The New York herald., 1871-07-19
COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.

DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMpANYs LINE TO
California, japan aud China, le-
via Panama,
carrying malls. passengers and
freight TO
kns:sSns, Jsms,os Ss santa Marha and
Aexico, Central America,
,..--,,- Peru and Chile.
eamen leave 18th and Sth OF each month. except when
July ~ steamer RISING STAR Captain H. r Conner will
leave pier ~ Morn river at u O'clock noon for AspInwa
San Jose. Guatemala, and connecting Tor ali Central
ports JST SoTs Freight Tor last named
Steamer AMERICA with leave San Francisco August for
Japan ana China For rates Of passage. freRht and all
foot OF Canal street, 4A r. X BABY, Agent
GAN noMINGo LINE FOR PUERTO PLATA. SANTANA
- and ssnto Domingo ClyThe United States mall steam-
river. saturday July l5 M 'sa'' pier No. NORTH
FOR sESTssns CO.. 20 Broadway
HAYANA, s1sAL AND VERA CRUZ. 80
per n East river al y 4. NJ, direct TO Havana
CITY OF MEXICO, Thursday, July ~
CITY OF MERID, Deaken... ...wedns ssday, August l6
- '1A CT iT'.'xEi XEE1RRNbRE iRRls SONS ss Broadway
- Atlantic Mail seaGishp Company, sailing regularly
every Ihnrsday, at O'Clock r NJ precisely nom pier So1
MISSOURI, Captain J. B. Edwards, July 90 a r
COLUMBIA. Captain r. Van Sice, July a.
MORRO CASTLE Captain X. Adams Augusta
~ ~ A. W. DlMoCR, President
.- l-la a. u. No. Bowling Green.
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL STEAMSHIP CON.
~ t. '}.N PANY. n 7-.
The elegant screw steans lip MERRIMACK, 20otons bur-
i PIER s North 2 's%ss0 KSel % A'naA' 'a ~
The New York herald., 1871-07-19

i ing at Key West, carrying the United States Mall.
The .tearnshiP TITLE, CAPTAIN Deerng at pier 70
Through bills of adnG given Houston and 70 all points
on the Galveston, Houston and Henderson and B. B. and
q. Railroad.
No Key West freight received after on Saturday.
The steamer CITY OF GALVESTON viii follow.
For freight or passage apply TO aNs
G. H. MALLORY 4 CO., 1853 Maiden lane,
orW. p CLYDE 4 CO., I9 Wall street.
SPECIAL EOTICE-shprers and oons'gnecs of goods by
steamer GENERAL SEDiW1CK, which saied from New
York on the 9Th ms: for Galveston hereby notified that
10 destination by steamer BOLIVAR:
The New York herald., 1871-07-19


A CHEAP DAILY EXCURSION TO KEYPORT, n. u
~ Aucrng ne view OF ths Nsrrows Staten Ialand md
ths HshNnds OF Nsvesink. Steamer H0LMpEL WIN leave
Nircteenh TO- Twentieth vt UJ5 TwcntyGr-t
street a. IL; Iweniysccond street Al M O'Clock A. ".
Leaves Keypor at NJ except SATURDAY. Fare % cents
each way. ..HI
The New York herald., 1871-07-19

NJoaTH GERMAN LLOYD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IN FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Tho steamship FRANK fORT Captain j. Barre will SAL on
Thrrsday Juy 60 r. NJ from Brcmen pier foot Third
street, HOboknn, to bs followed by the steamship HANSA
Captain Il. BrcxenGe!n, on Saturday, July %.
Rates Of passage 10 London uavrc and Bremen, payabc in
goo, or ita equivalent in currency.
First Cabin. .G120
Second Cabin "a
t For freight or passage a,pyt0
O3LRiCHS CO., 4 gents, 6S Broad street
The New York herald., 1871-07-19

nELIGHrrUL DAILY EXCURSIONS TO RocKAwAY
~ Reach by SoulhsIde Railroad Roosevelt and Grand
street tNew Yor ferries. at 8, and 10 NJ Excarsion
tickets 81.
The New York herald., 1871-07-19

DAlIY lExcErT sATURDAYs) REGULAR soAT FOR
IL the Fahins Bsnks.-The steamer RIP VAN WIKKLE,
Captain srimons will leave Peck alp at 7t Christopher
street At 30 And pcr No. North river all A ~ schebos
Brass and Cotiion BAND.
Haits, nss and refresh. .ncnsa on board.
The New York herald., 1871-07-19

L,OR NORFOLK, CITY POINT AND RICHMOND.
Od Dominion Steamship Conn p1ny.
Bench street. Ifl
For norfolk. City Pon, Rchrnona on Thursday July
50, at r. NJ steamship SAEhTOJA, connecting with tbs
Virginia and Tennessee Air line, the senboard Inani Air
ne, Petersbura and Weldon Railroad Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad and Richmond and Dnnyile Rairoao. Through
tickets aud through bs Of adng
10 all points South and Southwes
Apply Office pier 81 at the Office Of the company.
ls1 Greenwich street. corner or Dec.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-26
PALAIS DU QUAI D'ORSAY.

The Palas du Quai d0rsay, which has been
destroyed by the Communists, a magnificent build
ing appropriated to the several departments Of the
administration 1t was begun while NJ. de Champigny,
Duke de Cadore was Premier in the reign Of Napoleon
1t was not however, completed until the beginning of
$780, when Charles x intended 1t palace for the
hibition OF the productions OF French industry The
revolution delayed its completion, but it at length
finished by NJ Lecorday, under Louis Philippe. The
edce consisted OF four magnificent buildings surround
ing vast court, and two wings tnclosing two smaller
Toward the river the front presented long line
OF windows formed by l9 arches separated by Tuscan
columns above which series Of the Ionic order,
and over this mixed C0rinthan attic, crowned with an
both ends by balustraded platform laid out garden
The central court surrounded by double series OF
arcades with DOc and Ionic pilasters the lower leze
was inlaid with various coored marbles.
meDsurate with the administrative Offices or great
empire. The walls Of the starcases ornamented
with alegOrical paintings On the first story was the
Hall of Audience for the Court OF Accounts which was
decorated with paintings by eminent artists. The ground
floor facing the river appropriated 10 the sttngs
of the Council Of State. The Hall OF the Pas Perdus on
this floor elegant square apartment, in which
four Doric columns sustained bastrade opening into
vestibrle of the upper story There were five other
halls magRifcently adorned and containing portraits
and pictures OF great excellence.
on the ground floor was, also, the Sale des Sonces
Administrator saloon OF great spendor, decorated
with twenty COrinthan columns OF white marble, Win
gilt capitals and portraits of Rchelieu Colbert Ages-
sean Fuger Turgot and other eminent Frenchmen The
coned ceiling richly gilt IN compartments anu con-
tanned five emblematca paintings. In the tylnpans OF
the arches intersectiDg the cones were ~ tuaions
with portraits of distinguished French Marslais ana
Swans. The Palace cost s2400000 In the destruction
OF this building France has lost official records OF ma
tonal importance, and productions of artistic skill
which cannot be restored.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-26
CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA.

THE PRESIDENT OF NICARAGUA CHARGED WITH
THrFT-THE REVOLUTION SUPPRESSED IN
COSTA RIGA.
AspINwALL, May 1S.-Nicaragua advices to
the nth inst state that President Ducnas and Gen. Mar
t,nez are still imprisoned The former has been indicted
,or neculatons while holding Office. IL is feared that
tbev will both be executed Notwithstanding that their
captors promise mercy. ., - 49,,
prevails Inc rains h"u IH''lfuP'ou ia" WIN Vh eno
Ssa RIca advices 10 the 18th inst declare that the
revolution has been frustrated aud the leaders arrested
Guatemala advice to the 9TH inst state that ykeris
nj the head OF 200 men, has joined the reyouonsts.
PEACE PROCLAIMED At PANAMA-EPIDEMIC AT
sANTANDER-ATTEMPTED REVOLT IN PERU.
AsPINwALL, May 21.-The civil war in Panama
Is at an end Peace has been definitely concluded. Its
conditions have not been made public The steamer
Montijo has not yet been restored 10 her owners.
exists between tie rebel leaders, Daz
and Herrera, the former refuses lay down his
Adyiccs from the interior Of the United States OF
Colombia the 18th instant state that frightlu ep
clearing the streets ana buildings and taking extra
ordinary sanitary precautions
Disturbances have commenced on the frontier o.
Guatemala and Mexico. Emigrants from the Chiapas
organizing TO attack the Guatemalan Government
In Nicaragua, President Medina is marching against
Gen. Xatruch.
Adyices from Peru report another abOrtive attempt
at revolution The ringeaders laid plot 10 the
Peruvian irOnclads They failed, aud took refuge on
United States man-Of-war The President has made a
formal demand on the commander for the delivery Of
the men TO the Peruvian authorities.
The Peruvian Rsilway Company has been fined s25 eO
for negligence, which caused collision The losses by
the Hoods In Antigua exceed sl,OOoOO0. Herrera q
noted criminal had been arrested In Cagea. Dr. Murnlo
seems to have the best chance OF In ts frth
coming election for PresideRt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-26
GENERAL PRESS REPORTS.
FIGHTING on WEDNESDAY NIGHTTIME MEMBERS
or TIE Commune SHOT - OFFICIAL AN
NOUNCEMENT FROM NJ. THEIRS.

FIGHTING ON WEDNESDAY NIGHTTIME MEMBERS
or TIE Commune SHOT - OFFICIAL AN
NOUNCEMENT FROM NJ. THEIRS.
LONDON Thursday, May 25, 1871.
Adi4atch from before Paris this morning stated
thai there was furious cannonading and firing of
musketry duIing the whole of last night The insur-
gent batteries the ACCOMPLISHMENT DIES Buttes Chau
mont eil hold out.
Another dispatch from Paris this afternoon says:
Since noon a sRoag south-easterly wind has pre-
vailed, which blows the flames toward the Place de
Ia Bastiie threateningthe entire city with destruc
ton. The Government batteries are bombarding the
Btllcville quarter. Communication with the inte-
Nor Of the city is still closed.
dispatch from Versailles, this afternoon, says
Government troops have occupied Fort Bicetre
Raoul and Idgault, two prominent leaders of the
Commune, have been shot.
VI. IhieIs has to-day issued a circular Of nfOrma-
non 20 the Provinces follows we masters of
Paris, except small portion which will he occupied
to-day The Louvre has been saved The Hotel
Of the Minister of Finance has been partially
burned, and the Tui'eries and the Pal
ais Quai dOnay in which the Council
Of State holds its session. are wholly
destroyed. We have already 1900 prisoners, and
shall have 10000 The soil of Paris is strewn with
human corpses. Our loss is small The army has
behaved admirably. Justice wiz soon be restored
and France be happy even in the midst of her mis-
fortunes"
h Picard read an official dispatch in the Assem-
niy to-day, announcing that Fort Montrouge, the
red0uot oil hautes BruyeTes, the Pantheon, and the
WINE market had been taken by the forces of the
Government.
1t is rumorcd that the Versallists have occupied
the Buttes dc Chaumont, whence the insurgents
had been bombarding the city with petroleum shells
Baron d Ancthan declared, in the Belgium Cham
Der Of Representatives, to-day, that he should not
consider treat political refugees the villains Of
tile Commune who escape from Paris into Belgian
territory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-26
PARIS CONQUERED!

irur WHOLE CITY IN THE POSSESSION of
TIE vERsAILLISTs.
.,uv ,rcuBrsHop AND FIFTY PRIESTS MURDhNEp
. nv THE INsURGENTs-THE FIRES NhAhLI
rxr,SGUrsHEp-A PORTION OF THE LOUVRE
SAVED.
81. DENIS, Thursday Evening May 10 A''i
rcbtinr has ceased, and the VcrsailIs's ha'0
,Omplete possession of the city.
Archbishop Darboy, 10 hostages, and nearly 0'
r-;es,s were murdered in cold blood at the MaSaS
nrison on Tuesday night.
The fires are nearly all extinguished. 1t Is be-
ysved that in many cases they were caused by the
,hous Of the versalsts, and not by the Communists
,or+iop Of the Louvre has been saved, and most Oh
.ho rrecious works are safe in the vaults
Several leaders of the Commune were shot today
.t,or heino tried by a drum-head Court Martial.
Last night and to-day the Government troops re-
t,sod 70 give quarter, and killed all who fell into
their hands.