The New York herald., 1870-05-17
Hls arrest as one Of the eOnspIrators was in cOnse

Hts arrest as one OF the consprat0-s was In conse-
quence OF the revelations OF Beaurie:--
When M. Clement, The Commissary OF Police. pre-
sen ed himself at seyel O'Clock Oi Sunday morning
Paris, he inquired for the advocate and was told
whele to ind his dwelling on ayceD ding the STAIRS
ne knocked and NJ Prosot opened the door, rrasr ans
wnicL he evtnced no desire 70 resist. He remained
quiet while the commissary proceeded TO examine
on his face until ne perceived M. Gene = take mp
case covered with saagreen and stuned win paperS
ON which he rushed towarda him, snatched the case
IRON ns hand aud bolted out OF the door. which he
Closed after him before the c0mmssary and MS as
sistants couia recover from their SURPRISE Fortu-
nately the key the door In ths inside, ana NJ
Clement was but an instant In turning the handle
and getting out ON the STAR When on the LANDING
rail- in pursuit OF M. Proot Several or the lodges
IN the house came out of their rooms, but, instead
tho escape OF the advocate, who most probably
would have made good his exit had not the porter
closed tne door, struggle ensuea on Inc stas 10
were opposed TO M. ProtOt and several other 0ocu.
pants OF the building. Despite The endeavors OF
these, the police made good the arrest or their man
ana took possession OF the case Of papers, reaching
the street In the custody OF the poce. II Is said tnat
Prosot called TO The pasersby tnat he was con-
tributor 10 the Marsetlise, whom they were taking
TO prison; but no one noticed him. tie was piaeea
In facre, IN which the three police agents LOOK
their places ana then taken to the Prefecture
OF Police II is said that in the case In question some
very important papers were found-among others q
Megy. concluding with the words embrace Tor me
ton proceeded to No. Rue de Braque 10 hold an
inquiry into the circumstances undef which II had
been effected. The result was that nve OF
the inhabitants OF the house were arrested.
1t Is now stated that 1t was not from
Protot that Beaurie received the money which ne
spent In Paris and that which was found upon MIN,
The person who acted as The dispenser OF these sums
OF money has escaped from the house, In watch Was
found despatch from London con aiming the words,
sGiye the money! and letter from Blaurie saying,
"The surgical operdtf0ni'CA take p!oce to,olTotc,
Beaure received 2o0f. ON his arrival In Paris ana
l5v on the evening previous to his arrest and 1901.
ON the next morning. NJ Pertu set has 0een ca I'd
In to examine tue bombs and the explosive matter
imperceptbe portion OF this compound has been
exploded, and the effect was considerably IN excess
OF that prod Gced by an equal quantity or pcIate OF
potass. 1t appears 10 be new compound, and 1t ls
said that an aialy sis IS about being made Of 1t.
Cu,tuye FIourens, sss,curIet Letter."
mail telegram letter from Paris dated May 8.
contains the following text OF letter found upon
Baurie, from Gustave Flourens, dated goth April
VERY DEAR FRIEND-I have only received yonr
three letters l regret that you have addressed
them by this way, and not through Mr. smaley, OF
closed in envelope, with my Christian name;
but l hope We shall hot have 10 write for o
other again In Paris, where all WIN have ended WE'LL
You should have received my letter on the lstn
addressed TO NJ. Fieury, IN which there y one for
~
II tins friend has handed TO you By Madame $. the
sum OF 400 francs burn the enclosed letter for him
and there Is an end OF Il; II not, send it TO him
aud act Immediately the 400 francs a.e received
There Is not u moment TO lose. The man with the
patent laight go into the country and all VIII be de
Idyed; but you will succeed. reckon upon you aud
your faithful friends. Only 90 out at night or III
cab; take care OF the money and don't be impru-
dent; am heartily with you; do not IaI Possibly
shall be very soon at Paris TO assist you. Every
thing depends upon you. Once more repeat what
have already said to you, either you ought not to
have anything to do with 1t or you must o. success
full. Yours, GUSrAVE.
ANOTHER LETTER,
written on the 2sth April. by Bauri to Ballot, Is as
follows:-
MoSsIEyR-Tne doctor has ended by declaring In
favor OF amputtiOn; he deems II Indispensable, ana
as he believes that any delay would be bad, IL
should be performed to morrow at any price, mea-
SureS towards The patient VINO Is not very reason
able. His numerous friends are agreed that they
pa nful operation. In the character OF friend OF
this poor sufferer you can come TO his lodgings in
the Rue de Ryele, between two and four p. NJ, tn
various expenses of his sad illness having very much
under the s eeessp pated am2n now ma
Kindness and advice OF from 100 to 200 francs
which quite requisite ana Indispensable TO furnish
ths mum erous preparations which such chirur ca
operation requres 1t s necessary to have many in-
svruments ana accessories Requesting yOu to be
kind enough to remit this little sum TO the bear n OF
this note, CAMILLE.
Received as an advance from Monsieur Ballot the
sum OF lao francs on the 2Sth OF April. 1870.
Tho best friends OF this dear invalid will not fan to
reimburse this small sum as soon as possible as
the operation IS very seriously determined upon Tor
the stated hour. You will not receive any fun tner
no1ce.