New-York tribune., 1870-10-05

and send people up in the air. don't know
how true 1t Is that the city swarms win
Prussian spies do know everybody looks at his negh
Dor with suspicion, and remedy for this unpiea
ant state Of citizenship but for everybody to give every
body else into custody No later than Saturday last
was the Place st. Pierre, Montmartor LOOKING through
at the process Of filling with gas one OF
the two captive balloons A pleasantooking young
Nedonal Guard came up to me and said "Cltzeh, you
win have your lglass taken away" "Whyp' asked l.
because TO look through an operaglass at anything
about here strictly prohibited" "But can't see With
out" objected. "wel, citizen, do as you like nave
only warned you. You can't conceive what heap OF
opera glasses at the Porte close by" thanked my
unknown friend, pocketed my glass, and walked away
while SAFE
was up yesterday in the immediate vicinity OF the
Barrier de Montague to see the troops come In who had
taken part In the fight Of Sept. 49, They were dirty
dusty and faued but every soldier was the center OF
group Of people, who listened to him with ayidity
lieutenant of artillery was great point OF attrae
ton. His overcoat was rddled with bulletholes
and his side-bag had hole In 1t into which
very juvenile citizen thrust his forehnger This
officer must have borne O charmed life. bullet
had whizzcd by his ear describing curve over H. py
cutting his hair close to his head though 1t had been
clipped by skifu tonsor. His horn had also received
triing Craze under the left ear have In reserve
few incidents picked up the ramparts but no time
to narrate them. BY the way ought 10 ada
that the Corps OF Diplomats is following NJ. Cremeux
to Tours, where, with deputation from the different
Ministers, he is charged to carry on the Govern
meDt. The United States Minister is still here, and has
received numerous ovations. Heis exceedingly popular
Another less popular perhaps but more noto
rous has reappeared upon the public scene. NJ de Vile
messant reassumes the editorial chair of the Figaro
promising not to dabbe in politics till he can do 30 under
different auspices and asking his readers to have "a
little wit" Cool, and not at all self-suficient.
Prussan Uhan, in the uniform of the French Artil'
lery being taken foot through the street under my
window. He is young, fair man, utterly beardess
His horse-a light brOwn-seems hardy 1t is marked
the neck the left side. The people are running
after the prisoner in crowds but he is well protected by
the military His horse is ridden by French dragon
in fatigue dress.
NJ. Favre's circular to the European diplomats, In
which he sets forth the dilemma the King has placed
himself in, is highly commended by the press. The
King refuses TO treat with the Government for
the national defense because 1t is not regu
larly constituted one, and he says that 1t there
fore has national authority to treat This is certainly
quibble worthy the casuisry OF that sharpest OF all
cute fellows Philadelphia lawyer. But no sooner is 1t
declared reason for holding no official parey with H.
than the Government at convokes the Constituent
Assembly for earlier day, in order that the nation
may pronounce its opinion upon this very question or
the form Of government proving the readiness OF those
| In power to do their utmost TO meet the new con-
tngoncy. But here again difficulty arises
parts and their country repair to the ballotboxi 1t
would not surprise to find this awkward situa
ton overcome II MahOmet cannot 60 10 the mountain
| why-wel everybody knows the rest and perhaps the
emergency may suggest the expedient Of taking the
baotbox to the citizens. 1t is quite certain that the
elections for the Irregular government to be chosen by
| the Constituent Assembly, cannot be effectively
completed scarcely commenced, so long as
the Prussans prosecuting active warlike opera
ons. Hence the desrabity nay, absolute necessity OF
armistce sufficiently proracted TO enable the nation
to declare ITSELF The King OF Prussia is fully believed to
be now league with Louis Napoleon, the Taciturn to
reimpose him. or his son. upon the French nation tho
first OF which would be his abdcaon In favor OF the
young lad picked up bullets at Saarbruck and made
old soldiers weep to see him so COOL If this be the pocy
in vew-which hardly believe of SO cool hand as
NJ Bsmarek-the whole tenor OF public opinion here,
which ii is very simple business to chronicle, Is dead
AGAINST ann such attempt Every day brings out fresh
facts calculated to bring the ex-Emperor into deeper
odum. commission has been charged to examine and
report upon his correspondence, which, is stated Will
be published Some scandalous violations have already
found their way into print but prefer not stirring up
the receptacle that is already sufficiently offensive.
The provinces and cOmmunes fast coming TO the res
cue Of the beeaguered nation Three Of the former have
already subscribed 100000 francs and lS others lO
francs toward the national defense. 1t is to be hoped
the result the elections will not be to bring the hed
brand OF dscOrd into the Assembly. IL Is 80 lar ei-
courang that the Lyons Committee OF Pubic saiey mas
surrendered its sefassumed powers not indeed INTO inc
hands OF the Government nominee, but into those OF
municipality elected by universal suffrage Sui there
is real danger from this extreme section OF thoroughly
honest party. IL the two sections should come 10 po"s'
Repubicanism will be again thrown back for an hden
mite period and the country Will be lost 1t is said NJ
de Bismarck reckons upon this contingency OF serious
differences between republicans, and OF Instruction.
to promote the surrender OF the metropolis wonder
who can be in thoughts of the Prusslan Chancellor
that they should be detained Win 30 much
THE EX-EMPEROR INTERVIEWED