Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-09

Two thousand vagrsnts, having no ostensible
means Of support, and Of a class likely to disturb
the peace Of the city. were arrested in Paris on
saturday. Some were put upon the forti1ca-
lions and others expelled from the city.
It IS reported in Paris thst great disturbance
prevails in the invading army. The Prussian
soldiers quarrel with those from Bavaria and
"urtemourg, and 1t has been found necessary
10 place them IN separate camps.
4 correspondent at Chris;iana Norway says
writing on the Sth inst; The great majority Of
me population here sympathize warmly with
france anu aii the papers, with a single ex]
cepuon) write IN the same sense.
\ rumor has been lately prevailing in Paris
to the effect that the South German govern
ments have discovered the existence Of gener-
3. radical conspiracy directed against the ex-
isting order Of rule snI Tending, As il i a.
legei, towards republican form Of rule.
A. Vienna, saws the Ipdepsu4aace BsIge.
manufacturer has carried out the happy idea Of
printing pocket haLdterchiefs with maps Of the
theatre OF the wsr. They have been : great
succ,sss everybody wishing to pike his nose in
70 Alssce aud Lorraine without risa
4 PARIS correspondent says. M Olivier
. commenced reading iocumeut the other d.v.
to the Corps Legisarf. ir opened ss us1sl
Napoleon, by the grace OF God and the vii Of
The French people 1t IL too auIscol, o.
-houtei jules tsvre. amid the scclamstion Of
The Left Aui LEFT Centre"
". About Say that Il is the habit OF the prus-
sian soldiers on going iuto rsrtie 20 tear 1T
their absurd ant cun0rous h-iur, aud hgtt
I tareaeaied. The heii o. kou:g.r4tz after the
battle was stregn with the-e helmets Tae
/ French Grenaiiers have declined 20 wear their
/ great bear-skin has Into battle.
The Paris FJg1ro comcl4ins Of the restric-
/ tons OF The government over their news columns
/ The editor says, however, eve sre determined
rH conform TO the decisions of superior authority.
and cut out Of our correspondents letters every
thing they contain of interest o."
l. Rerue o Gl-r'fe Fss T6.1trs,. a very
respectable Paris theatrical paper Of more than
forty years standing, which wa- regularly publish
eI twice a weea, has anuouGcgd that for some
tine to come 1t viii appear once a week oaly.
The change Is attributed % the want OF thcst-
real neEs caused By fhe gravity Of political
events. Such notification would be Of small
significance IN England put shen the import
ant part taken by the theatre ia Partisan life
is considered, it may br regarded sign Of the
times
VI. D'Arninl, a Prussisu ii7.oma-st. has made
journey to Rome charged, It Is ssii, with -
special mission 60 the Pope. King William is
said % cherish the design o. getting himself
crowned Emperor of Germany after the war.
aEi s. Germany, more espec ally the Southern
Provinces. contlus % considerable number Of
catholics, be Is supp.-el % desire the Pooe'-
conservation.
The Interpretation in EuE..sh q the names ct
the German commanders IS sufficiently curious
For instance. Steruuet- means stone cutter
talseusjeiu, the :aic1u ro1s, ami hence Nose
von Fsikeustelu, the birl e the falcon rucA
Mautsur7', ulan devil eEi E1lcuaurg. the cas-
tie owls. These name a-e Gothic enough f1~
the isrs ages.
some days ago, says e Loni1u paper, Marshal
bs.sine Lai gathered together st MS dinner
table At Metr the members Of his family. o.
whom several sre 10 tle army. They we're
waited upon BY servau, Of remarkably good
appearance and u-aner so %, ilieel, that
the Marsha.'s wife was struck with IT, and ex-
pressed strong suspicious THAI the handsome ser
want vss something more than he stemei lie
was accordingly arrested AMI turned out 70 bc q
Prlssian oiHcer.
The French, says clrrsspJnient, efJ ST.
Avoid without the means Of furnishing a dinner
to any one The PIussans, in cleaning after
them, managed 90 e; considerable quantity Of
ezecrabie wine ami worse beer but imsgjne
villages and towns have the French left a single
cigar or an ounce Of to5aceo iu any form The
curses which have been heapei upon the French
for cirrying warfare g. such Sili extremity.
can be easily imagined by those who know that
the cigar IS as much part Of the physiognomy
Of the German soldier As his nose
Tie French Minister OF Agriculture ant Com
merce estimates that the bakers Of Paris have NJ
least fifteen ilys' Subsistence Besides this the
Minister has collected IN the city go ono guin-
tais Of -four, 10000 quiajals Of rice, and Al
Iulnerse amount % l-atoCs ami fresh vegetables
Of al sorts. Their have alsl been collected
10000 besves. jU'.U 600 sheep. and all the grain
and forage necessary for their temporary keep
ing At the eurreqoss are s.arei great qusnti-
ties Of SAT paIs and stlt.L n-h. CO ether with
straw, oats aud hay, for IS. necessary subsst-
e1oe 0f horses. as well those OF the army as OF
private parties Munitions of var are also
plenty.
.. SlanaIuocs.' The regular Paris CORES
uonlcur Of the y. !. Tine, writing from Metz
says The Prussis-s mesu 20 occupy all tne
anne provinces l. far as they have gone
they have organized the administrators. made
their eyles, ami done everything precisely - II
rhe annexation Of rhe country were completed
Many Of the iEhabitsut- have fed every rosd
! filed With jhem-ct-ryug axsy what they
car N litte carts or On foot There l. great
distress aud suffering. Thousands have t,ken
refuge IN TIE towns, bat [ red on the walls in
Metz a proclamation tJrtidiIng any one 10 It.
main here unless be hrrcs At lras. frty days
provisions If they come here without such
provision they are sent further into the Interior.
The same corre-p0u emf says Paris ought
row TO be able 20 stand siege OF eight weeks,
loog enough TO rlse army Of three millions
The Ho5lf's Paris corre~pon lent says very
sgtii;auJly, considering the H-o.i5's Napo-
i-oric p7s Elections
Everyro.iv seems 2, cons. ir- he Empire as
thing of the past. The Ministers dare not
speak much ct the Emperor IN the telegraus
they pab.i-h and when urging the people to
rise. It is DO, m defence Of the Emperor Of the
but Of France. am surprised to see how bit
teriy the Emperor is talked o. The Wo-s;
thing l. -Natilr1l SAID Of him in lSio, during
rhe Presiisa,i-l campaign. are repeated nos
Evsryb0ir agrees We have bad enough Cl
she Bluaptrtes " The universal cry in Paris
Ylyc l'Armec Pos de Cesar This cry l.
the more sgu.d,an, rs the people OF Paris are
n0E armed aud can give effect % their cry.
There IS some talk of dozen crape-snot re-
valvers having been sent mere, and despite the
Minister Of Wsr's assertion % the country.
there are AZ I,asr 10000 men ci the regular
army in Paris but tn-y-rauS sni f.e-sr-
coli toward the empire. 81 would almost IN
stautly join the people The feeling seems to be
we, the people, are sure TO have tie govern
ment we want. We a-e armri thr soldiers
will not be against as. T. uli be iriuticiouS
10 change the government just nov and create
disorder AZ home, while the enemy is on French
soil, but after the next battle w. must go scne
thing There is q fIel, urm political Il use
this word as distinguished from passionateo or re-
vensc;uD opinion thst the empire must be over
thrown The revolution viii probably De made
iu the Legislative Chamber'
The Cor>cIL At I.ovE-TsGNL To TIE HEsLru
lr ITS NEsEFss Archbishop Purcell Of Ciucin-
nsti in 8 recent discourse, reporting his eXper.
.uces at the Ecumeuical Council, said
The Pope was exceedingly anxious it should
BE- Vatican Council hut We found Il very in-
'ouyenient % meet IN that hall. because our
-cices we're almost iuauiib'e The grea, dome
4 81. Peters vas over our head-, auI our yo.ces
xere very iu1'suu,t IN IT, We adopted mary
.xpelients 20 render the words OF the orators
distinctly audible, as otherwise IT would have
)een an unintefes,ing council Hundreds Of
ards OF canvas were procured % answer the
purpose Of sounding boards, aui stretched Cver
he smton, as the pulpit Was called. AH these