New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-11-25

the train started once more and we did get 70 Autun an
hour after midnight. Capt Trron met US al tDe s'aio
though he started le hours before us, he had ony
an =, still he had managed famously' go' rauOhS
ond lodciugs pr,pared for he troops, bed ana sup
per for Garibaldi at the -,
rooms for all the headquarter ohoers n'i0 o.
the Hotel de 10 Porte About q. iii.r f'.D0 49,
Of them kindly knocked at my door, saying,
saddle at seven" Thanks" said. without the
slightest intention of Fronting by the information
as know that they will only 60 out accommodating
in the neighborhood, and q special train is going
to Lyons about midday with Instructions for
Major Castelayyi, who is there, organizing bat
talon OF Italians just come out from Italy We nre
quite at the north Of the sa6neet-Lore depart
ment in the very heart OF France. On the north,
we have the Cote dor; the east Jura and Ain;
on the south Rh6ne, and Loire the west, er and
Nieyre The town, which seems large "a Macon, is
very thnly populated, containing about l20oo inhat
tants We shall I'll it at any rate. During the night
Menoth has come up With his whole brgade-Gardes
Mobiles, Francstir and the Bzzardo Company The
~ cavalry officers doled out by Gen. Michel have also
arrived. OF Bossak, hear nothing yet. 1wonder
whether he is stin guarding the pass Of L'Atbcye
d4ccyi
NOVEMBER 9, 2 n. mp. ST. sent of my letter and
fastened to headquarters The Project had prepares
capital lunch and the General making very little
speech ~ large crowd outside Then when he entered
with ladies and OF the people," there was real
Outburst Of entbusias-the first have witnessed since
set foot in France Indeed forgot say that despite
the lacness Of the hour there considerable crowd
assembled at the station and they did their utmost 10
detach the horses and the General in triumph to
the Prefecture. The spokeswomen presented by the
Project thanked the General for his presence in very
fattering language and he replied "a follows:
LADIES' It is with gratitude that accept this demon
stratiop OF sympathy and consideration, and am also
very glad have tie opportunity OF reclung the I'M
supreme moments The Empire governed 10y means of the
clergy. I by means OF prints that Bonaparte mas req
France THIS dc piOrabe state. And priests nave shared
and his triumph Hence You ought 10
keep the prieAs distance, because the salvation OF
France depends Oh the determined Will OF the people
To- maintain the republic You know my prin-
cinleS they are those OF humanity, liberty, ara the
emancipation Of the people In America and N EuOps,
fought for ITEM The fraternity ana eguanty OF
men were the mansprngs III my actions ana LOT tlS
make war tyrants. Don't think thrt love war. i
detest II the most INDUSTRIOUS thing IN the ~otiI.
Believe me, 1 have the Consciousness that my hands
are pure " innocent blood yet FOR the last forty
wears 1 have shesthed my SWORD; ana
I am among you at my Old post. Our SITUATION
IL by no means desperate, but courage u ueeneG.
lCries, Courage we bavePJ Good! But COURAGE Goes
not suffice In order to arrest the invaders marchbo
eide the armies-war must be waged by peasants Lei
them IL they cannot fight In open pain et them reure
10 the forests and larass the enemy tneci We shd
longer four Uhans deyastate an entire dstllcL
But for this must make the priests leave az sethg
the peasants against the Republic. You, lhdles anu
women, ought take the initiative In thls-Ought 10
bring all your influence 10 bear, that the priest. no
longer deprive the nation VI the most ef1eacous Oh us
arnIy-tLe peasants.