The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-05-30
Pere La Chaise Captured.
The City Becoming Quiet.
The slaughter Continues.

ru,ion Of prisoners by the Nersalllsts
continues. The insurgents are being
shot in patches OF from fifty to one hun
lred at time. No quarter is shown
py the troops to men, women or chill
!rvn. All are slaughtered alike. The
number OF prisoners captured by the
VersalIists is enormous. Strict martial
'aw has been established in the city,
and all the city gates are strongly
,uaried. Versailles patrols also mount
the ramparts and no one is allowed to
cave the city on any pretense. Those
vino attempt to DO so are Immediately
hot. All the members Of the Com
mune who have been captured have
heen Immediately executed. The troops
have been instructed to observe every
rrecaution for the prevention of further
ucendary fires, which, it is apprehend'
81, will be attempted by the insurgents.
Desperate Fighting at BelIeville-
No Quarter shown Insurgents
Hundreds Of Persons Being Shot.
PARIS. May 29.-The fighting at
8cleville. Menil, Montreout and Pere
La Chaise was desperate. No quarter
va. shown men, women or children.
The military has been established in
me city. Executions are progressing
q the Champs de Mars, Park de Mont
,iou- and Hotel de Vile. From fifty
70 hundred insurgents are shot at a
;mp. No one is permitted to leave
Paris without a pass signed bv McMa-
non The troops, fearing incendiary
,-r-. nave caused all cellar gratings
and other openings to be Theoretically
,eal~i. Among the hostages shot by
the Insurgents were the Abbes Suia and
.e tiaerry, the Jesuit Father Ollvani
ranbcrt Bangy, Able Allard Bunker
ecker. and twenty-five gems darmes.
The last band of insurgents was crushed
yesterday at Cruieteary, Of Pere La
'hsse Three thousand prisoners ar
s.ycd here Yesterday. The iisarma-
mr9, Of the National Guards is pro-
reriing Mult:tudes OF people have
.ren arrested. The population of
Paris are enthusiastic over the their de-
.yeraHce Nearly every member Of the
Commune was shot or executed imme-
aa,"'y after their capture. The West
I'm and Orleans railway lines were
"lrnei to-day to the goods traffic. The
ry!O' all persons from Paris is forbid
tr0. Provisions are scarce and the
markets are quite empty.
LONDON, May 29.-The Times special
' this morning SAYS that Favre and
SIMON are likely to be replaced as Min
'iers Of Foreign Affairs and Public In
't:rction.
The Bavarian General commanding
at Champagny has asked for passports
ID? The insGrgent officers and men cap
'i'rd by his troops at Nincennes, but
ne request was refused by Ninoy.
y an answer to the text of the Peace
'onyenilon, Ninoy has been appointed
Governor OF Paris.
The Last OF the Commune-Surren-
der OF Bel,evIIle-Pere In Chaise
Captured.
NEW YORK, Nav pa Versailles
RESPONDENT telegraphs that NJ. Della
cnse, Delegate Minister OF War under
NE dsiunct Commune, was shot by his
i@Tts and instantly killed, on Satur-
as hight, in attempting to escape.
he trial Of the Communist leaders
''en alive will commence during the
resent week. Their conviction is in
'hatIe. 1t is generally believed that
ivory one will suffer death.
A'ter desperate and bloody conflict
he ""veVRment forces succeeded in
.'M07ns the insurgent positions at
"r. eH.Ie and Pere La Chaise late Sat
"'ay night. Yesterday morning the
-""onai troops advanced On the one po-
,"oh yet held by the forces of the Com
Inc insurgents hoisted white flag
"Di surrendered in a body. They were
."I'HedIateIy disarined and the great re-
lion n Paris OF 1871 ended
me Thirty-eighth regiment Of the
..he belonging to McMahon's army, re-
4'oei TO Versailles in triumph, the
eA having flowers and branches in the
''z.es OF their rifles, and bearing also
."Sn'hcent banners of red silk, cap
"fr from the Communists.
'eHe!al Vinoy, the appointed Gov.
.'ooT Of Paris, by NJ. Theirs, proposed
~ ~ a temporary measure, to divide the
.aIi'a into twenty military districts
s"ch to te strongly garrisoned. This
NTangement will be maintained until
'5Qer l. restored and the passions arous
- 9. oy the insurrection dispelled. Owing
~ the admirable plan adopted by
ASNahon for storming the barricades
mela ,a by the insurgents, the Versailles
ssGops did not suffer heavily during tn,
aghting in tho srroata of Paris TIL,