The New York herald., 1870-09-25

ronnb,csn cir, dress. d in silver gray alpaca Iaven
der gloves ana jaunty 'at: Sne was gving ner arm
TO ;ns VIE Of one q ,r,sns n Of Rocneo herself
pretty woman aud botn ere snging the "Marseil.
iaise behind tricolor at ad accepted tSs noSt
In order to proye that women. could march without
fear or hurt among democrats, however advanced
tall young blonde in deep lack soon ;S,, Joined
them She looked almost inspired anu wera w mat
clear voice In the general chorus. az .my or,as ys'
citoyens." Certainly that young gir ~ az @ Inc
beauty Of eighteen summers and glory Of Dn, nn ,ho
republican banner and cali for arms to ave nge the
death OF one at the war whose mourning sA ""'
Tue lines of people right and left looked at aes es
with admiration, but her hazel eyes dashed A
were xed on the tricolor banner. All her idols wen
smashed. France had been betrayed some heroic
relative had been SACRIFICED passion sat IN the dove
like bosom, 'Aux armes-revenge p' Terrible, ter
the fury Of grief when confidence has lost its hold
THE ART TREASURES.
Rochefort and his friends had just arrived at che
Hotel de Vile; he was not carried In o vehicle ON
the shoulders OF the people, as some have said. He
drove PAST me In open acre, but II must be said
time in order 10 get a sight Of their hero -
l heard what Gambetta said to the people who
wanted to deface magnificent portrait OF Napoleon
III.:-"Believe me, friends, he Is not worth IT. We
have done with him; let's turn his face to the wall"
Thereupon he had the canvas turned over, and the
people were content that this capital execution
should sufiice.
SOCIETY NEAR THE BASTIIE.
From the Hotel de Vile proceeded to the Bastile
through the Faubourg st. Antoine. 1t seemed to
as II enthusiasm was less tOrrid in this quarter.
Joy was everywhere, but no effervesoence We
must remark however, that the old Bastie vicinity
has seen so many revolutions enthusiasm does wear
out like the gloss OF dress cOat the stuff alone
MAINS Then business has been so bad in the work
shops. VIII it get worse9 or course the republic
Is what workshops like; still the men are all going
10 war. Such were to me the correct interpretar
tlOns OF concerned faces. All the soldiers were
treated to drink by the happy populace. They
turned into the numerous cafes by SKIES ana sevens
Around the column OF the Place OF the Baslile ring
was formed of soldiers and mobiles. They all pro-
ceeded to walk, hop, skip or gravely march In this
circular order. 1t was intended to demonstrate
hereby that the nation would form wall around
liberty.
BON mot was perperated in front OF the splendid
store belonging to the EmperOr's tailor. All
the gilt egies OF Napoleon III. had been deiaced,
all the medals and honorary mentions scratched out
"Well," satd 0anasn "who ever would have
thought that the Emperor would be sans cutOtes ?"
Worth had skedaddled All the eagles on the differ
ent monuments were saved by the presence OF mind
OF q lover Of the fine arts He took out o pocket
handkerchief and tied their heads up. They look
like vOlatiles with cold In their heads that Is all
nothing more aspiring. The equestrian statues Of
the ruler that France had given herself were covered
with sheet, premature shroud for so much glory,