The New York herald., 1870-11-08

the National Guard enleavorei 10 break open tho
doors with the butts or their rhes, bus the wood
and iron work resisted ali their efforts One Ma
,ionai Guard broSs through window ana triea to
enter but two shots wera fired ar hlm from within.
and he drew back without succeeding Orders
were then sent 10 beat a retreat. TIE assembly
altered the ace OF the Hotel dc yilie ana the
Avenue Victoria ana the Iiue Dc Ryoli were speed.
ily crowded with guards wihln ibe Hotel dc v!ne
there s,il remained two dIsarectea pattaions. and
the sallc da Frone was occupied BY the citizens
forming the newly inprovised governments
rhe commanders. stii 10 avoid oloodslnd.
caused the guaris to remain patiently on their
arms until fatigue hal driyca the greater
part OF the mob TO their homes and
only nve or siy hundred were left 4 sabterraneau
passage which connects the Napoleon Barracks
With the Hotel de Vine had been overlooked oy tho
insurgents, ana the Gardes Mobiles from Brittany
and Orleans, marching through this pa sage, sud
| eenly fell upon the dsaneced National Guards
| stu occupying the Hote dc yie. Tae latter wera
| completely taken b. surprise and were imfne-
diately disarmed. All the refractory ndividuais
present, including tie red oaleiais wno were but
| lew hours Old III their positions, took 10 hight.
| The Hotel dc vile cleared at once by jules
4 NHo ms tbhcdsutS iAu LOOK I'LL
! possession or the bulldog at quarter past tlree
! O'Clock in the morning.
| General Trochu, bareheadei, AMI followed by
his stan rode along the line OF the Nationals front
OF the Iotel de vle ana sald:-
"CITIzEss-I thank you from my heart FOR coming.
TO Like you, have but one great, con-
trolling desire and that Is 60 save the republic by
saving France in 10 ur hours y0u win meet III your
local, district and arrondlssement committees and
take m,asures 70 elect chief magistrate for this
great city OF Paris. Let united and all VIII DO
well; and let rallyng cry, now and hereafter,
continue TO be 'Vlre IN Pydacerr These words
were enthusiastically received, and the communs
was saved.
Tho Late Rioi-Nati0nni Guard I.e;iicient--
Military Promenadcs-NO Discipiine--rho
Situation Growing More sriiical--Poar
Arms-Layv Not Enf0rcc.-I.szy Workings
mcn-Airaid to Irrtasc the PecpIc-M-
Thcrs' Mission Agitation oi the Reds
| Trog hu on Moral Foree--rhiers' Assure
| anccs-arivation but No suffering Yet.
LONDON, Nov. I, 1870
| Letters and newspapers from Paris have been
| received, dated the ID Instant. They are mostly
occupied with flourens' cup Tea, heretofore tee-
| graphed.
| PLoUagSs' STATEMENT or THE RECENT COMMUNIST
MOVEMENT.
The latest balloon post from Paris brings runi-
| Der Of the Figaro or the 4th instant, contain-
| ing letter from Flourens llling two coI-
| umns and giving the description OF the events
| OF the 3lst october. The arrest OF tha
members of the provisional government was not
terminated by force. but by agreement concluded
| between Dorian and Schoelcher on one slde repre-
sentatyes or the government on the other and cub
| sequcntly ratified by them an1 Fourcns. rnc agree
ment was that the elections for the commune should
take place Tuesday under the direction
1 OF Dorian and Schoeichcr, and the eestions Tor
| new government on Wednesday, 10 avoid
| bloodshed and prove to our friends and partsans
| OF the government thai we were o. one mind. wa
agreed to lcavc the Hotel de Vile together On our
side the agreement completely fulfilled. Tne
| members Of the government remaining in our GUS
tody were released. We Quilted the Hotel de
vnle In their company. The next morning
all these pledges were violated. Tne
commune Gle ctons were postponed or abandoned,
and there will be no levy ea aaaiss Tnc letter
, cudes:-'Do you, then, wish Tor civil IN order
repeat Paris the disasters OF Sedan and Met -
REASON WHY RocHEFoRr REsIGSED.
raris journal OF the 81 publlsIes seml.o.flcal
statement Of the reasons FOR Hochelorts retirement.
the first being the failure to hod the commlne elec.
tions and the second the governments consent 10
the armlstice negotiations 1oc1eiort l. equally
alienaicd from the Flourens party. Favre. Trochu
ana i've other members or the government, wrote to
Rocheiort asking him to return, but he refused. Ia
| intends TO begin the publication Of a new paper
| NATIONAL GUARDS INEFFICIENT.
The National Guard OF Montmartre and Batig0lss
had held an indignation meeting to protest against
being employed In the forts The volunteer move
ment started by Trochu had failed. Less than one
nfth OF the number asked for responded The disc;-
pline does not improve.
MILITARY PBoMENADEs.
| The recent reconnossances were mere IromenaGcs
In force The troops marched out Of gate kept
within the line of forts and returned BY anohr gate
TO the city.
NO DISCIPLINE.
The grossest military offences pass without punisi-
ment. National Guard, who quarrelled with nis
officer and drew his sword him, received siX
days. Imprisonment. The officers OF the g ride Mo
bile on duty on the ramparts leave theiT ilcl and 10
| home TO dinner.
| THE SITUATION GROWING MORE CRITICAL.
The theatres gradually rcopcning. The govern
Inent's systematic deceptions continue before
publicly, but privately they confess that the sitna-
tion is daily more critical Trocbu and the other
members at loggerheads. Every sortie yet made
resulted either In rout or orderly ,etreat, ~
| POOR ARMS.
or the 30o0W National Guards perhaps 200 a
have guns thai would fire without bursting.
NEGLECTED.
The government, though volunteering fli's, doos
attempt TO carry out the law suboc.ing ali men
between the ages or twcny AYE and thirty-lye yeurI
TO enrolment.
LAZY woRKINGaES.
The wordngmen fond OF the situation
getting franc and a half per day and ratioas FOR
their families, that factories vainly offer SIX francs
Tor skilled workmen
AFRAID TO IRRfTATE TIE PEOPLE
The government are so AFRAID OF irritating the
people that salt meat s distributed only to the uar
son aud the wounded.
,.S-. NJ. THEIRS MISSION.
Theirs has been here, and was warmly welcomed