, 1870-05-27
THE pLEBI6CITE,

From GattJn1nTs Messenger.
Although the evening Of the vote (sundxy)
passed over with the utmost tranquility, tie
succeeding one, when the general result for
the whole ct France became known, led to some
noisy demonstrations in the capital. About
o'clock rather numerous band of men march
ed along the Rue du F'subourg du Temple,
shouting, singing the Ml.rsei1laise,' d
Iss 4 s ssS e0sE seized pr ,aa 9' has fa
ca.ie viii them a few minutes J,i lster
cab was stopped on The Quai Jemusppes,
but detachment Of the Garde do ans at
tEis moment arrived, and the riotors made off,
1he bar11cade was attacked and carried by the
foot chasseurs, Hho cleared the Faulboug du
Temple, crying out, "Yive rEmpereur!" The
cbetaclea were then removed from the public
way, and tho circulation WIS re-established.
Many Workmeu in the crowd were heard to
blame loudly tile conduct Of tie mob. AbonttLe
Rame time two omnibuses wore overturned at
/: be angle Of the Rue Folie- -Mericourt, and the
Rue Fontaine-Au-floi, and man il said to have
been crushed beneath une OF those vehicles,
Here the crowd consisted in a large measure
Of boys md loasozs from the baT1ieres, Who
" Lampions." All the shops in the neighbor-
hood were Immediately closed, but the troops
soon ar1ifed, and cleared the streets. At L.
ViIlatte, Il carly "a 8 in the evening, band Of
individuals marched s1ong tug streets, raiaing
seditious cries. They wefe led bya man who
called out +: ''The chiefs Of the revolt
tie tie bsil rolling tonight" This party was
dispensed by the police 4 large crowd also
assembled on the Place du Chateau d'Eau, and
at 95S detachmentY Of troops we're brought ont
from the Prince Eugene barracks, to clear the
open space. After tie legal warnings had
| been given, charges were made by the soldiers,
and one man is Baid to hare been wounded by
| occurred neEe sentinel placed at the gates
! Of tie barracks disappeared, and, during one
| Of the aharges, soldier Of the aovanth Line
passed over to the rioters with his arnB
aud equipment. Some sergen1s De FILE,
l!asing attempted to arrest M him, The
captured aud sent to his barracks According,
however. to another account tho man ,yas sep
| arated from his comrades By accident, and
could not join them when be desired. The
Latin quarter YRS somewhat agitated, and
| groups Of persons assembled before the rail
ings Of the Luxembourg Gardens, in which de-
tachments Of troops were btvouacked. As the
| soldiers turned out about q o'clock cries Of
=. l'ioe Ia Kgne r 81 Iius Tarmee!" " rice
| Hoehcfort!" were raised by the people. A
Captain on horseback approached the
door Of restaurant at the corner
pay for come refrcsl,,nent he had had, when
| some men in blouses surrounded him and
| used INSULTING language toward him the Off
Ger replied sharply, aud the Individuals threat
! ened to drag him to the ground, but he put
| spurs to his horee and vas soon out Of roach.
| Various groups showed themselves until liz,
when their numbers viaibl5 diminished, and BY
| 1874 tie streets we1o deserted No efforts ap-
! pear to hare been spared by tic rcvolu-
| tiolists to gain the votes of tie soldiers.
On Sunday morning a large quantity OF
No bulletins ware thrown into the barracks
| thrust through the gTatings which admit alr to
| the stables was 30 great that they formed .
complete litter beneath the horses. 1t the
f0urc;ne barracks most Of tho men Of tie
| Eixty-fifth Regiment found at the foot of their
bed u copy Of Gambotta'H Last speech and the
| number OF q journal seized the day before,
and which had been placed there during tho
night By some unseen hand. The Camp OF
: st. Maur WAS completely deserted the
| two regiments OF yoltigeu1s Of which it
was composed having been ordered into
Paris; tie Third to the Tuillorios,
| where it was stationed in the new Salle
des Etats; and tho Fourth to the barracks on
| piqnet Of cavalry which usually mounts guard
| at tue palace was also increased to TN entire
equadron. The Nirety-tlfth Regiment Of the
Line, tile Fifteenth Classeurs, and tho Eley-
| cnth ARTILLERY were livouacked in the Luaem.
| bourg; the tirHt named occupied the passages
on tho ground floor, the staircascs, md coru-
| do1s; the Chesseura slept in tho oraug7ry
and the horses and guna were in the
courtyard. where the soldiers lad also set us
| their kitchens. Throughout yesterday those
troops we're confined to the garden, which was
| closed to the public; but the people passed to-
| bacco, cigars, and copies of tho .afarsciltaist
| through the railugA to the men. Tho otlicers
| we're accommodated in the apartments Of ths
| Senate. Tho Garden Of the Tullaries wa
closed in the afternoon. According to the tele
graphic dispatches received order was nowhere
| disturbed ia tho departments.