The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-30
THE FRENCH REBELLION.
THE REIGN OF BLOOD IN PARIS-DEATH OF tt

III h1 VI bLUDD y fARlS-DEATH THE
ARCHBISHOP.
VERSAILLES, May 29.-Among the host
ages shot by the insurgents besides the
Archbishop were the Apostolic Prothono-
tary, the President of Cour des Complies,
the Mexican banker Jccker, and ten nuns.
There has been fighting all day. Perc lie
Chaise was recuptured from the Fersailists,
but afterwards reraptured. after being bom-
bardcd. General Mcmahon telegraphs that
he Is absolute master Of the city. The
burning of the dead is proposed as sani-
tary measure for Paris. The insurgents
have hoistcd The white flag on their last po-
sition. General Vinoy has been appointed
military governor OF Paris. The Fersail-
lists have lost during the struggle 1856.
PARIS, May 29.-The tiremen from Ant
werp and other cities arc entering the city.
The fire at the Hotel dc Dicu has been eX-
tinguishcd. The priests and the street cabs
again commence appearing OH the streets.
The byStanders who are on the streets do
not ieer the prisoners as they pass. Among
the prisoners are 1000 regulars who have
had their coats turned inside out.
THE CARNIVAL OF DEATH.
The executions are progressing. In
the Champs de Mars Park de Monceaux
and Hotel de Vile from fifty to one hum
dred are shot ut a time. Nearly every
member of the Commune was shot as soon
lis captured. 1t requires MacMahon's pass
to get out OF Paris.
THE NEW MINISTRY.
LONDON, May GA special from Paris
to the Times says that Favre and Simon arc
likely to be replaced in the Ministry of For
eign Affairs and Public instruction. The
Bavarian General commanding at Com
peigne has asked for inSurgcnt officers Cap
turcd by his troops at Biennes, and was re-
fused by General Vinoy, who referred him
for answer to the text of the Peace Con-
vention.'
PARIS, May 29.-Thc fighting at Belle
Vile, Montmartre, and Pere La Chase was
desperate. Man to man was the order Of
the day, and no woman or child spared.
Military law has been established in the
city this morning.
DELsCLUEZE, THE MINISTER OF WAR, IS SHOT
WHILE ATTEMPTING TO ESCAPE AND KILLED
THE TRIAL OF TIE COMMUNISTS.
VERSAILLES, May 29.-Delscluezc. the
delegate Minister Of War under Commune,
was shot by his guards and Instantly killed
last night in attempting to escape.
The trial of the communist leaders who
have been taken alive will commence during
the present week. Their conviction is ill.,
cvitablc. 1t is generally believed that they
will suffer death.
After desperate and bloody conflict the
Government forces succeeded in capturing
the insurgents positions at Bellevillc and
Pere La Chase late last night. The firing
then ceased, and this morning our troops
are advancing on one position yet held by
the Commune. The insurgents hoi>ted the
white flag and surrendered. They were
Immediately disarmcd, and the great rebel
IF in 1877 ba1 anIol rhirtI,-
eight regiments of the line belonging to
Nc Mahon have returned TO Versailles in
triumph-the men having flowers and
branches in the muzzles of their rifles, and
bearing alsolmagnitcent banners of red silk
captured from the insurgents.
NATURALIZATION TREATY BETWEEN TIE
UNITED STATES md AUSTRIA RATIFIED.
VIENNA, May o. The naturalization
treaty between Austria and the, United
States, signed by Beust and Jay last Sep
TENDER, has been ratified by Reichsrath,
and will be submitted to the Hungarian
Diet on the 18th Of June. Twelve months
are allowed by the treaty for the exchange
of the Publications.
CONSPIRACY AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT AT
BELGIUM EXPOSED.
BRUSSELS, May 29.-The Eacho of Parlia-
mcnt, reports that the Germans have seized
the letters from leading members OF the
Paris Commune, disclosing conspiracy
against the Government of Belgium. The
plot had been formed-the insurgents escap'
ing from Paris to proceed to Brussels,
where the radical movement was to be
continued. An instruction was to be in.
vited, the public buildings set on fire, and
the recent horrors of Paris to be repeated.
rpr SWISS GOVERNMENT AND THE PARIS RE.
FUGEES.
BERNE, May 29.-The Swiss Federal
Council, after considering Favre's dispatch
with relation TO the eXtradition of the Com.
munist refugees, has decided that an lnyes.
tigation must be had in each case, and only
those are to be delivered over to the French
authorities who are proved guilty of ordI.
nary crime.