The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-10-15
King William and The Pope
The Red Republicans.
Inside View of Paris.
The Duke de Grarmonnt's Escape.
Last, Hours of Gen. Lee.
-'taFHE @REDs s AToLYONs.
The New RepubIicsn fnsyement-A shoulder

The New Republican pnovement-A Shoulder
A Lyons correspondent Of the Independence Beige
After the stormy days Of the past week or two the
city has assumed comparatively calm aspect. The
body which styled itself the Commune Of Lyons, and
sRe eded @ to @
elected municipal commission That has been a
duge In illusions. The Commune OF Lyons was COM
posed Of men who are Socialists rather than poll
ticians, and who have but small respect for the
as q aSe to suss eesed nfy
ignorance and stupidity. They yield,
pon % nc % ssas n 0s &na 9 's ssg gqS oo
spire. These sectarians have great influence over
q se wsoss G IN
has survived alike time and revolution, and which
have been for long period settled round the old
q community which cherishes the treasures of their
faith, and worship God according to the nicetes Of
the great Arnauld. The Crox Rousse is the St Seve
rim OF Socialism. The chiefs or all prescribed and
eipes ana resources Specimens Of ali schools are to
be found there. Icarens, Fourrieristes Egattares,
Communists-all have there their professors and
when suddenly there came the news OF the dlsas-
trous capitulation at Sedan. The excitement was
installed themselves in the Hotel de vnle under the
banner OF the republics The red nag was hoisted,
ment, who Believed thar from fear or approval T they
would be allowed free course at the elections, were
astonished at the result Of the polling for the mu.
ncipa offices, which showed a majority In favor
of the moderate Republicans which is not likely to
he diminished. Still they do not appear to
have abandoned all hope Of again selling their prey
and anxiety is again felt lest further troubles should
ensue. They seek to excite dstrust in the impress
sionable miRds of these southern people. The last
act OF moderation is stigmatized by them as an: at
tempt against the republic for which they really
care but little They have in that manner denounced
the liberation of the former civic and political func-
tiOnaries who had been imprisoned and who, accord
ing to these enthusiastic ought to have been placed
upon their trial simply because they had been public
functionares Such, at least, was the reply made by
member Of the commune to questions addressed
to him by the Committee OF Inquiry appointed
by the new Municipal Council. Az the present time
fresh excitement has arisen at the Croix Reusse.
M. Andrieux of the Republic, who not long ago was
the idol and oracle OF these people, has vainly en-
deavored to induce them to listen to the voice of
reason He was at one time himself actually placed
under arrest by violent mob, and 1t was not with
out difficulty that he regained his liberty. All these
facts have irrtated the armed bourgeoise, and the
city is divided, as it were, into two camps. II the
Prefect fails to display energy collision Is possible
at any moment, and such a spectacle, always de.
plorabe, would be especially disastrous at moment
when portion Of France is held by an invading