New-York tribune., 1870-11-07
AFFAIRS In PARIS.

CONTRADICTORY STATEMENTS CONCERNING THE
RECENT ELECTION.
JBY TELEGRAPH TO THB TRIBUSBl
LONDON, Nov. 6. 1870
Ianlier SAWS that Paris voted $4,000 "yes," and
900 no." on the question Of the armistice, but the
Sub-Prefect of La F1eche telegraphs that copy Of
the Journal OGciel of the 4th inst, dropped from a
balloon contains eresult of the Paris election taken
upon the Sd inst as 275 pa yes" and 1908 no"
The proclamation of this by the Government and
speeches by Trochu and Favre enthusiastically
received by an immense crowd. g. W. 8.
THE WEAKNESS OF THE GOVERNMENT DE-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF RoCHEFoRT
PROM THE COMMITTEE OF DEFENSE-PRO-
CLAMATIoN FROM THE GOVERNMENT AND
JULES FAVRE.
TOURS. Nov 9. 1870.
Advices from Paris to the Sd inst have been re-
ceived The Journal de' D6bdts denOunces the weak
ness of the Government in the presence of disorder
1t says that on the night of the 31st nit Gnstave
Flourens led the mob into the Council
Chamber, where the Government was sitting,
mounted a table, and proposed Government
of his own, including 8 members Flourens Pyat
Laurier, Blangn6, Dorian, Delescluse Louis Blanc,
Mlliere, Victor Hugo, and Rocheforte The name of
Rocheforte was hooted and Dorian declined to allow
the use of his NJ. Picard saved the Government by
his energitic action. Escaping from the mob, he
summoned the National Guard to the rescue, aud or
der was restored.
Henri Rochefort has resigned his position on the
Committee of Defense, in consequence of msunder-
standing with the Government on the question of
the communal elections Since his resignation NJ
Rochefort has not been
The Government no longer meets at the Hotel de
Vile. Councils held at the private residence Of
one of the Ministers
The members of the Government there have issued
,lo tn1 1ha f,iy
our orders We have remained at the perlous post
which the revolution of the 4th of September
signed U.S. and we still remain with the force coming
from you. We realize the great duties which your
confidence imposes. The first is the national defense
which must be our exclusive occupation. We will
repress all criminal movements by severe execution
Of the laws
Jules Favre has also issued proclamation, saying:
The deliverance of the country is only possible by
obedience to the military chiefs and respect for the
laws"
The National guard in immense numbers congrat-
ulated Gen Trochuon his escape from the rioters and
the personal bravery he exhibited at trying time.
The general made short speech IN reply, in which
he said: The Republic alone can save us II it is
Lost we shall all be lost" The geuera has issued
order that the officers of election in their returns Of
the voting 10 be careful TO give indication of the
number of tr0ops.
JuIes yalIes, who installed himself Mayor Of
Bellevile has been placed under arrest. Jolly, Pya
and other chiefs of the National Guard have also
been arrested and number of battalions have been
dismissed fcr participation in the late disorders.
The appointment of Gen. Clement Thomas as Com
n,ander-in-C Chief of the National Guard has been
confirmed The Pahie says 5000 Garde Mobiles
from the provinces have sworn to support the Gov
errment. The Bourse was growing confident over
be rumors of armstice and the quotation of rentes
had gone I'D TO 5if zoe. NJ Adam, Prefect of Police,
resigned and NJ Bresson has been appointed his
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