The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-05-27

THE FRENCH REBELLION.
The Insurgents Corncrcd in a Cemetery
Company Of Women Inccndiarics Shot =
The Fate Of the Archbishop Still in
Doubt The Fighting Still Con-
tinuing Execution of Lead
ing Communists, &c.

THE COSFLAGRATION AT PAEIS-EXPL0S1ON
OF MINES-ARRASG EVENTS TO STOP THE
EsCArE OF THE INSURGENTS.
OUTSIDE OF PARIS, May ght.-The
wind has changed, and the fires i'll the city
arc observed to be Sllcltcning. though the
heavens are still iIlumincd by the flames.
and the fall of the debris is heard ut i great
distance. The MaizaS prison is said To he
DESTROYED Ivy fire. The insurgents attempt
ING flight in the direction OF AubervlllierS
and Romainville are driven back. The can
nonading against BeIlcville and Chaumont
still continues.
THE INSURGENTS CoRNERED IN CEMETERY.
LONDON. May 26.-PariS dispatches an
nouncc that the Rue Eoyalc has been dc
stroycd by the mines under it. The lnsur-
gents have been driven into the cemetery
Of Perc III Chai>c, where they are sur
rounded, and must be captured. La Libcrtc
says that the foreign powers have promised
the cXtradition Of the members Of the Com
muue in the event OF their escape from
France. Courbcl, Il prominent Commu.
mist, has been shot by the Ncrsaillists. The
.Nclcs has Il telegram to the effect that Arch
bishop Darboy and his companions have
been shot.
THE ACTION OF THE GERMANS.
OUTSIDE OF PARIS. May 26-A. M.-Ter-
northern railway has been repaired, but
entrance to the city has been refused. The
German positions at Aubervilliers and else
where arc strengthened to prevent the
escape of the insurgents. The Germans
permit only the women and children IN
habiting the burning district to leave the
city.
FURTHER COMMISSIONING OF COMAU-
NIsTS-THE ARCHBISHOP NOT MURDERED.
VERSAILLES, May 26.-The instruction
is squclched in the Quarter Mouth, where
G.00O prisoners have been captured. The
insurgent shells are now confined to Belle
vile, Les Buttes, and ChauInont, whence
petroleum shells arc fired in all directions
over Paris. The reported arrest of fSat,
Dcleschuze, and Cluseret is yet llncon-
tirmcd. The following leading insurgents
have been shot: Wales, AmoreauX, Brunei ,
Dombrowski, and Bosquet.
1t is rumorcd that all the hostages held
by the insurgents are still safe, but nothing
positive is known. The following
PUBLIC BUILDINGS ARE DESTROYED:
Palaces OF the TuilerieS, Ministry Of FL
nance. Prefecture of Police Court of Ac-
counts. Palace Of the Legion of Honor,
barracks in the Quai DOrsay, Hotel de
Vile. and Mont dc Pietc. The following
were saved: Ministries of Marine, Interior,
Foreign Affairs and n .riculturc, Pantheon,
EcoIc Militaire, Ecole DIES BeauX Arts,
Bank of France, Credit Foncier, and the
churches generally.
FINAL SUMMONS TO THE INSURGENTS TO
SURRENDER.
PARIS, MAY 2G-No0n.-Marshal MacMa
hon has summoned the insurgents 10 sur
render, saving that all who do not will be
shot when captured. The Maizas prison
was captured, but the hostages were not
found in it.
At this time Q2 o'clock) fierce fighting Is
going on ut Pointer.
THE HORRORS OF PARIS-WOhEN 1NCENDlA-
RES SHOT.
ST. DENIS, May 26.-[ World special. ALI
the collection IN The Louvre galleries ana
the Palais Royal are intact. The troops
10 day surprised and shot on the spot Il
large company of women engaged in pour
ing petroleum into the cellars of houses
and afterwards throwing lighted matches
INTO them. Fires continue to break out in
many places. The remnant of the Com
munists are attempting to cut their way
out towards pantin, but are closely pur.
sued by the troops, who slaughter them
without mercy.
TIE FIGHTING AND DESTRUCTION IN PARIS.
OUTSIDE PARIS, May 28-3 p. M.-The
battle Of the Pointer continues. The in