New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-09-23
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- Da1aeSous Classes Of Parfs-The
VIVID Beasts Of Civilization.
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wild Beasts Of Civilization.
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1so0se," Paris correspondent OF the London
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a. .sGeueral Twchu il doing his very pest TO
rid this beautiful and civilized city OF these
lerrible peets. You will have heard that
within the last three days between htteen
Kindred and two thousand arrests haye
fnlen place in certain districts OF Paris.
These arrests hsye scarcely any political
eixnifcafice. Now and again some rascais
lave been eapturNl, whose guilt as frussian
apies 10 at least suspected but IN the great
.:11aiority Of instances the persons immeshed
= Hse treat police net are OF the very lowest
oriler IN society-beggars and thieves, re,
eeiyers of stolen goods and keepers of low
1odoing- houses, chifOsNiers, who not only
1nf silver spoons occasionally, but steal
7Aem: and in particular, loose women. OF
fhe last named dol0rOus sisterhOOd some
Hundreds have already been taken > and
last night the perquisitians OF the police
restaurant, and a raid was made Oh the
0ost dasling wearers of diamonds and
ssoire asstiqxe, just returned from Mabille
The Law - that every woman treqnenting a
place Of public resort alone, and who is nm
! 1hle to Justify her means of existence is
-anAenable to arrest and to six months i'm
Iiiso0ment ct St. Lazare; but it is not ar-
parently to that well known correctional cs,
J 1A6hshmeut which, SO 1t lis reported, is al
1oadT Gull to overlooking, that these. unwiliss
ing Nagdalens have ;. been conveyed.
I6ey have been taken somewhere
{ ont of town. a9d no less than twelve OF
;fhose huge yellow and green omnibuses
called passiers-g~salade passed yesterday
1loag the Rue, Lafayette on their way to
the .gilleogiatnra provided by authority TOR
Hhe reception Of the lady BOheniians: AS
the procession Of 0mnibuses passed, a phiios-
4 xyphic gorrecAe remarks pithily to another
young BLACKBOARD, his companions: viva
1asnOury EsMoury Yes. there was love,
!, indeed, and with q vengeance. Another
4npg, Of captured women was marches! on
/. loot, and between files of sergents-te-v vile,
! to the Concier2erie., The mob hooted them
y they went. BY, and they retOrted with
, foul language and dreadful gestures. They,
/. poQr wretches, and the beggars and vagrants
!. and thieves, and the whole tribe OF Bohe>
! 9ians who have broken loose are but in the
Aame ease as the wild b0ars and the wolves
that the thunder Of the battle cannon drove
lately ont Of the forest of Arlennes into the
.cultivated plains of Belgium. These Bohe-
..Hiaps are the wild beasts of civilization,
md the stress of war has driven them into
tie politest quarters-that is all. For our
comfoRt we are told. that the arrests are in
sufficient, and that there are more than
TWENTY-FIVE thousand male scoundrels-to
J. say nothing Of the ladies-still Mt large IN
Paris. Would not the hest play he TO enrol
them an, soleMtcs rOtcntes, in one great brig
= ade of Black Guards, and send them to fight
the Prussians, taking care to place them III
the frsnt Of the battle taT