Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-09
TIE BARRlCADES.
Troubles in Paris--RochefsF Arrested
The People Fired Upon.
The Government Charged vita PrOyokini
lRsuTreCtion.

PARIS, February 6-Noon.-Tho
following details ofthe disorder in the
Northeastern ACCOMPLISHMENTS are
CLEANED from the newspapers:
J Rochaf0rt was arrested as he was
on the point OF entering a political
meeting in the Rue de Fiander, run
ming from Belleville to LdYille. Al
though there was great number OF
people present, mainly his own par
Jisans, he made no resistance and no
appeals to the crowd.
As soon as his arrest was made
Known TO the meeting, the widest
scenes occurred.
Gustave FiOuTens, who presided,
rose excitedly, drew his sword, fired
his revolver. and declared the in=ur-
rection had begun.
The meeting broke up in disorder,
and the crowd, under the leadership
OF FlOurens, immediately proceeded
to barricade the street. This was ac-
complished without the loss Oi life,
by the confiscation of Onnibusgs and
other vehicles from stables IN the
neighboFhOod.
PANS, February 6-EveniDg.-
Rocheiort was arrested at his resi-
dence at Beiieville, IN the northeast
ern part OF the city, at an early hour
this evening. lis friends are assem-
bling in great crowds, and serious
trouble is expected.
LATER.
PARIS, February 8-2am.-TrOuhles
at B-ileville are serious. The streets
are filled with shouting people, and
bsrricading has commenced. Deta h
ments Of troops arrived al IL O'Clock.
STILL LATER.
PARIS. February 8-8 a.m.-Barri-
cads.s have been erected ~ the Eau
bOurg, Temple rue II. Maure, Grange
au Biiis, aud other streets ia the Vi
entity OI Bell-vilia.
The scene Of the disturbances Is near
the Northern 5 ra~burg Railway Sla
ton. An additional detachnent OF
trOops have arrived, but no lfearm-
have been used yet. he troops In
the rarrisOus IN the vicinity OF the
city h we been ordered to hold them
s-lVe5 la readiness at a moments no
tice. Owing 10 the gT' ar pre- aution~
taken bY thn military au.h0rItie-, Il Is
believed that the riot eiii NOT ~ at
tended with any serious consequence
PARIS, February g, 9 a.m.-The
troubles at Belleviile continued all
night, and have extended B0Tthw
to Lavil!e, the extreme northeastern
reimbursement within the fortliica-
lions. The troops have not yet re-
sorted to fire auus. The police are
active, and have made iAany arrests
BeyOnd the excitement naturally in
| cident 10 such an occasion, the rest Of
| the city is tranquil. The Government
still continues its precautionary meas
ures.
A commissary OF police who accom-
panied the guard charged wi,h the
/ duty of arresting RJcheiOrt, was
| forced along with the crowd aud badly
| injured by their maltreatmeut.
The district lying between the Rue
de Fauborg, Rue de Temple ana the
Notifications at Lavilie, distance OF
about two miles, was in possession OF
the rioters.
At eleven O'Clock body of police
| charged Inc barricades in Rue de Eau
] borg, Rue de Temple, and attempted
10 carry it, but were repulsed. One OF
| the C0mmissarie5 Was dangerously
wounded and one. policeman killed.
At other places barficades have also
been ereeled, but net defended. The
| military are now out in force, but thus
far have made no use of their fire arms,
although the insurgents have. The
latter had pillagod the armOries, and
I'm that way obtained their weapons.
Several nollce We're wounded in these
skirlnishes early this afternoon.
A great number OF arrests were
made At three o'clock this moFninS
over three hundred persons hai te5n
taken into custody and imprisoned In
the barracks OF Prince Eugenie. Many
were mere boys, all armed, and most
of them under the influences of liquor
1t is reported that GusiaVe Flourenst
who is looked upon ss leader OF the
rIoters, has been arrested; bat this Is
not confirmed. lie is said to have an
nounced 10 his mother before going
{ RON home to meeting, that If Roche
fort was arrested sile probably would
never see him again.
At this hour all is quiet.
PARIS, February S-6 p.m.-ln The
Corps Legislatif to-day 81. Kirartry
one of the Liberal Deputies, demanded
to know why RUchefort was not ar
rested before going TO politiea
meeting where 5000 people were a.
. sembled. 1t was not necessary tha
: this meeting should have been thu!
> disturbed, and the people who were
: participating In It aroused to violence