The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-10-25

governments which the irreconccables are con-
stantly lndulging IN. NJ Gueruelt remarks:-
The present period Is not ripe for republic, anu,
as II Is not universally wished for 1t could not be
anything but the dictatorship OF cotere; anu that
uss WAL tne y country VIII nos nave avor ~
monarchical form OF government, and universal
suffrage proclams the republic, shall applaud WIN
all my heart But Will have nothing TO do with q
holeandcorner republic, born before lis time, ana
forced on us without our consent.
The Paris Ieupie comments as follows on tne
tone OF the radical papers remarks respecting tne
disturbance at Aubln thus:-This deploraDle con-
ict is naturally made the most OF by the hostile press
proof OF the indifference and cruelty or the govern
ment. That Is the theme which Is being developed
ana viii be so Tor week to come. What, however,
was the government to dor Were the men 10 DC
allowed TO drown the head engineer We're the
troops to let themselves be dlsarmed and knocked
on the heads The journals would do much better
TO answer these questions than indulge In common
place rant. AS for Ourseves-and until the contrary
Is proved-we shall think that the duty OF the
crime and that OF the soldiers to defend them
selves. II any one Is OF different opinion let nun
have the frankness 70 say SO; either boldly declare
that the engineer ought TO have been LETT 10 DO
drowned and the soldiers killed or honestly admit
that the government did exactly what another
would have done In Its place. But this first duty
fulfilled the task OF the government does not seem
to us to have terminated, and o arching inquiry
must make known the facts which have produced
this riot OF the workmen.
Tho Pantin AIurders-A Former Murder by
Traupmann.
The Paris correspondent of the London Post,
writing on the 18th OF october. says-A fresh crime
committed BY Traupmann has just been dis
covered. During the first days Of July, young
workman employed in NJ. Plnarts foundry at Mar
qulse, near Lille, suddenly disappeared. On the Sth
OF July body was found in the canal which runs
from Dunkirk to Petite Synthe which was Identified
rs that Of Duburquoy, the missing workman who
was known to carry about his person the sum OF 200
francs-f8. At Traupmann5 house travelling
bag, marked with the name Of Jules Du0urquoy,
was seized with the rest OF his personal effects by
the police. 1t will be remembered That 1raupmann
has more than once alluded to having thrown q man
into deep water. NJ DOuet diArcq, in his last cross
examination having put questions TO him grounded
on certain admissions Traupmann had made on
previous occasions, he has become cautious, and
now replies by monosyllables to the Procureur I'M
perlal's nterrogattOns.
Inauguration of B0naparte Family Statue.
The Paris correspondent OF the Pail Mall Gazette,
writiny the 18th OF October, says-The statue OF
General Leclerc, brother-in-law OF Napoleon, was
lnaugurated on Sunday ut POntOse. In the absence
OF H. Lefevre-Pontaiis, deputy Of the department,
who refused to do honor to the deceased husband OF
Pauline Bonaparte because ne had taken part IN the
coup dedt OF the 18th Brumare, the Project presided
That NJ. Lefevre POnas should have refused TO be
present has astonisheu those OF his friends who
remember that he was not long ago Councillor OF
State, and that when he first presented himself
before his present constituents he boosted OF being
descended from the nurse OF the King OF Rome.
M. Lefevre- Pontahs must think the man OF Deem
Der In o very bad way.