New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-02-09
NAPOLEON'S TROUBLES.
pAR1s AGAIN AT THE BARRICADEs.


PARIS, Monday, Feb. :, ls'O-EVen"S
Henri Rochefor., the editor OF the A@'Se'''"'''
arrested at his residence at Beilevlle IN 'ne
eastern part of the city, at early hour TINS o''
ing. His friends and partisans are asSe'"oi'"s
=. o,o.ds in that ouarter, and serious troubles
Hee'PeO"N PARIS, Tuesday, Feb g, 1901 a. H.
The troubles n. Bellevile are serious The streets
% filed with shouting people, and oarric'u'"s N"'
commenced detachment of Imperial troops III
rived in the vicinity at about II o'clock
PARIS. Tuesday. Feb. s. 1903 a. M
Rarricades have been erected in the Rue du Eau
houro du Temple, the Rue ST. Maur, the kue orange
aux Relies and other streets in the vicinity OF beie
vile The scene Of the disturbance is near the
Northern and Strasbourg Railway stations. AT la
additional detachmens Of troops arrived, but up TO
this hour no firearms have been used The troops
in the garrisons in the vicinity of the city have re-
ceiyed orders TO hold themselves in readiness 10
march at a moments notice.
sucb are the precautions taken by the police and
military authorities that it is believed that the riot
will not be attended with any serious consequences
PARIS, Tuesday, Feb 8, 1901 a. IN.
The troubles at Beeyille lasted OIL night and
have extended northward to La Vlettc, the extreme
northeastern arroudissement within the fortifca-
lions The troops have not yet resored to the use OF
their firearms The police have been active, and
made many arrests Beyond the excitement natu-
Tally incident to such occasion, the rest OF the
city is tranquil. The Government still continues its
precautionary measures TO prevent outbreaks else
where.
PARTICULARS OF THE ATTEMPTED ISsURREC-
TIoN-GUsTAvE FL0URENs ITS LEADER
PARIS, Tuesday, Feb. g. ls7O-l2 M.
The following details of the disorder in the north
eastern ACCOMPLISHMENTS are cleaned from the news
papers:
NJ RochefoIt was arrested as he was on the point
of entering political meeting in the Rue de Elan
DIRE trimming from Belleville TO La Nillette. Al
though there was great crowd of people present.
and mainly of his partisans, be made no resist
ance and no appeals to the crowd. As soon as the
arrest was made known to the meeting the widest
scenes occurred. Gustave FlOurens, who presided
rose excitedly drew sword, fired his revolver and
declared that the instruction had begun. The
meeting broke up in disorder and the crowd under
the leadership of FlOurens, Immediately proceeded
to barricade the streets. This was accomplished
without loss of time, by the confscation of omni-
buses and other vehicles from stables in the neigh
bOrhood Commissary of Police who accompanied
the guard charged with the duty of auestiug NJ.
Roehefort. was forced along with the crowd and
badly injured by their maltreatment.
The district lying between the Rue du Faubourg
au Temple and the Notifications at La Yillette-a
distance of about two mileswas in the possession of
the rioters
CHARGE UPON THE BARRCADEs BY THE PO-
LICE-THE ARMoRIEs PILLAGED BY THE IN
suRGENrs - THREE HUNDRED ARRESTS
MADE.
At II o'clock a body of police charged the barIi-
cades in the Rue du Faubourg du Temple, and at
tempted to carry it, but was repulsed. One of the
commissaries was dangerously wounded and one 20
hceman killed. At other places barbados had also
been erected, but they were not defended.
The military arc now out i'll force, but thus far
have made no use Of their firearms although the in
surgents have The latter had plllaged the armories
and in that way obtained their weapons Several
policemen were wounded with these in skirmishes
early in the evening
great number of arrests have been made. At
scock this morning over 300 persons had been
taken into custody and imprisoned in the Barracks
Prince Eugene. Many of these were mere boys all
armed and most of them under the influence of
hquor.
1t is reported that Gustave Flourens who looked
upon the leader of the rioters has been arrested
but this is not yet confirmed. He is said to have an
nOuBced TO his mother before going from home 10
the meeting that if Rochefort were arrested she
probably would never see him again. At this hour
al lie quiet,
PROCEEDINGS IN THE CORPS LEGIsLATIF-THE
GOVERNMENT ACCUSED OF HAVING PBQ-
voKED NsURRECTIoN.
PARIS, Tuesday, Feb. 8, 1906 p. III.
In the Corps Legislatf, to-day, NJ. Keratry one of
the Liberal deputies demanded to know why Roche
Tort was not arrested before going to political
meeting where 5000 persons were assembled 1t
was not necessary that this meeting should have
been thus disturbed, and the people who were par
nclpating IN 1t aroused to violence. The act of the
Government was a proyocation to the disturbances
which took place
member OF the Ministry explained that the au
horties had RETAINED from arresting Rochefort at
She Chambers to avoid the scandal to which his ar
rest at such place would have given rise. He as
serted that the friends of Rochefort were prepared TO
make tho deuopefraf ion which thou la - -