New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-30
LAWLESSNESS IN PARIS.
Ruperor,s Private Correspondence.


Especial to the New York Herald.J
LONDON, September PA Paris letter of
the twentieth, received to-day, says sheds to
serve as temporary barracks were in the
course of erection on the bOulevards for
the troops, but they are still incomplete.
The French officers Of the guard remarked,
bitterly: "This is how they do things in
France. Instead Of working night and day,
we are never prepared, but always too late,
until the Prussians surprise u.s." The dis
tricts of Belleville, La Chapelle and La
Villette present the most uninviting appear
ance. Throughout the boulevards of those
names every rough passed carried fnsee,
a strange sight in Paris, where, within a few
weeks, weapons of any kind were forbidden,
except by special permit Of NJ. Pietri. Even
sword canes and knuckle busters were car
ried stealthily by respectable wayfarers for
protection against thieves and garrOters in
these purlieus, where at present We step
with chassepOts and set on bayOnet, and
every ruttian can obtain . weapon for
the trouble of asking for it. This state Of
affairs creates deep apprehensions through
ont the city.
The State Prison birds and marauders are
already beginning to show their teeth.
Three days ago a member of the Garde
Mobile, while drinking in wine shop, ex-
posed fifty franc note, was followed,
robbed and murdered in broad daylight.
Within the enceinte, yesterday, two nom
commissioned officers were stopped, at three
o'clock in the afternoon, by two men. In
the outskirts burglaries are committed with
impunity.
4 few days ago two ladies on the balcony
of house in the Rue Lafayette, were ad-
miring the passing Mobile heroes, when sud
denly the mob discovered q plate OF the
Eagle Insurance Company on the top Of q
balcony, which bears the impression of the
imperial bird. Instantly cries were raised
of "a bas raigle" Groans, Kisses and
menaces followed. The ignorant rabble evi-
IDENTIFY believed the plate the imperial in
sigma. To the terror of the ladies, an
attack was made on the house, but the
damage was confined to the breaking Of
rails and wrenching off the plate with the
points Of their bayonets.
The commission charged with the exam
ination Of the private correspondence OF the
Emperor have made a brilliant discovery ::
Letters tied with q rose colored ribbon con-
fined in coffette Marguerite. These are
the production Of, or at any rate signed by,
Marguerite Bellanger. That a coquette
should write the warmest Of warm letters
to the Emperor, should she have chance,
is natural enough; that the Emperor should
keep them seems absurd. The republic has
taken a peep behind the imperial curtain,
and discovered not only what the people
knew before, that Napoleon III, in bad
taste. prefers the then plain daughter OF q
Blanchisseanse washerwoman to the beau
tiful Eugene, but also the scandal Of which
the poor innocents have hitherto been kept
in the dark.
The Imperial mistress in one letter in
forms Monsieur Signellr that his name shall
not perish. What was to be dones The
President of the Court, NJ. De Vieun, under
took the affair. A document was drawn up
stating that the infant was not lineal
descendant Of Napoleon for the purpose Of
securing to Marguerite Bellanger the
splendid property Of Mouchy.