The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-01
THE FRENCH REBELLION.
DARBoY'S SUCCESSOR,

OhhboA . SUCCESSOR.
VERSAILLES, May 31.-Thc Bishop of Or.
leans (Dupanloup) will be the successor of
Darboy, Archbishop of Paris, who was as
sassinated by the Insurgents. =,
FROM PARIS. @r.
LONDON, May 31.-[Special to the World. !
To-day's advices from Paris state that the
executions continue. Persons denounced,
as soon as they are discovered in their
hiding places, are arrested and shot. Nu-
merous arrests of men and women con-
tinue. There have been renewed attempts
! at assassination and arson. .>...>. ~
Many of those executed Yesterday and
to-day seemed perfectly crazy. The horri-
BILE etfluyia from the bodies Of the dead fills
certain quarters of the city.
A coUr D'ETAT PENDING.
There are abundant signs of speedy
coup q ctdt in the Assembly to depoSe Pre-
| Sident Theirs and to summon Count Cham
bord to the throne.
| VERSAILLES, May 1.--Marshal McMa-
| hon, in his proclamation just issued, di-
vides Paris into four commands, viz: East.
North, Centre, and South. Gen. Vinoy is
appointed to command of the East Gen.
E'AdmirauIt, to the North; Gen. Douai,
to the Centre; and Gen. Cissy, to the
South. Civil power is transferred to the
military, and no iDgreSs nor egress is per-
mitted.
1t is reported that Pyat has escaped from
Paris.
| A million and half of francs was found
| on the person of Matthen, All officer of the
Commune, captured by the NersallisLs.
The corpse of Farlin, member of the
Commune. was searched, and upon it was
found 400, 600 francs.
The adherents of the Duke d AuSner and
| the Bonapartists are very active.
| All foreigners in Paris are requested to
report to the headquarters OF the army.
There are still great number OF I'M
hurled corpses in Bellyillc. 1t is said that
MANY of the Paris insurgents are English
men. The report occasions much bitterness
towards England on the part Of the French
ueople. Some apprehensions are felt that
| the walls of Tuilleries and the Hotel. de
Vile will fall. 1t is said that Cluserct has
been executed.
A BARBARoUs ORDER.
VERSAILLES, May a.-The court-martial
at Paris has ordered the use of the mitrail.
| tense in the case OF wholesale executions.
Several war-ships have been transformed
| into hulks for the imprisonment OF cap
tured insurgents.
FOREIGN MISCELLANY.
BRUSSELS, May 31.-Vlctor Hugo has left
Belgium for Holland. -...
FLORENCE, May 3I.-The italian Govern
ment has instructed its Projects through
1 oi1t the country to capture all Parlslans
| WHO may enter Italy.
VIENNA, May 31.-President Grant has
renncsted the Austrian Government to al.
low Baron Won Ledrer, its Minister to the
limited States, to preside over the arbitra.
tion OF Cuban claims, and the Imperial
nermission has been telcgraphcd to Wash.
| ingtOn.
BRUSSELS, May a:-The Belgian, Cham.
her of REPRESENTATIVES, has rejected a reso.
lntion of regret for the expulsion OF victor
Hnoo. Ministers, in their speeches, Sc
ereiy-condemned the completely OF intel
lertr,al Indicators with the crimes or the
Commune. .,
HAvRE, May 31.-A society has been OF.
eanized here whose object Is TO prevent Tue
RESUMPTION of intercourse between french
men and Germans.
VERSAILLES, May S1-Euening. The pub,
LEGATION and circulation of newspapers LII
the Departments f the Seine are made SUB
tject to the special authority of Marshal Nc
Mahon.
Picard and Lefio will soon retire from
| the Ministry. 1t is not known who VII
succeed them.
Paris will remain for some time yet under
military jurisdiction, but communication
with the city is now unrestricted, ana en-
| trance and exit are free to all.
| 1t is SAID that the number of prisoners
now in the hands of the Government ex
ceeds 10000.