New-York tribune., 1870-11-08

tematic deoeptions Of the Government continue az
before in public but privately, the members confess
that the situation becomes daily more critical Tro
cku and the other members disagree. Every sortie
yet made has resulted either in rout orderly
retreat. OF the 100000 National Guards perhaps
100000 have guns that would fire without bursting.
"The Government though volunteering fails, does
not attempt to carry out the law subjectng all be-
tween the ages of 25 and 35 to enrolment but work
ingmen 50 fond of employment in which they get
% cents per day and ratons for their families, that
factories vainly offer 81 10 day for skilled work
men. The Government is so afraid of irritating the
people that salt meat is distributed only TO the gar
rison and the wounded.
"Thiers has been warmly welcomed. He went
back to Versailles with almost complete freedom of
instructions The Government is anxious to treat
any plausible basis. The Flourens party complain
that the Government, having agreed to an election
by conmunes, on recommendation of all the Mayors
Of communities, then retracted and took refuge in
a pletiscitum. The Red Republicans were advised
to abstain from voting Though Flourens and other
battalion commanders were cashiered, attempt
was made to deprive them Of actual command.
Rochefort resigned his seat in the Government be-
cause he wanted election by communes.
Il saw Trochu yesterday; found him utterly
prostrated, incapable of attending TO business.
Being asked, why do you not 'sct energetically
against the Ultras" he replied, j wish to preserve
power by moral force"
Another special correspondent of The TRIBUNE
writes, Sd inst: "The Tliers mission absorbs all
attention Doubtless everybody-the Flourens
party excepted-desires it to succeed. The stock
Of live food is now known to be much smaller
than was asserted. The weather is very cold, and
wood and coal are scarce and dear. We experience
privations, but as yet not much suffering"
later balloon post from Paris brings the Figaro
of the 4th, containing letter of two columns from
Flourens describing the events of the 3lst ult. The
rescue of the members of the Government was not
made by force but they were released by an agree
ment concluded between Dorian and Schmelscher on
the one side, representing the Government, and
Flourens on the other, that elections by communes
should take place ON Tuesday, under direction Of
Dorian and Sclmelscher. Flourens quotes from the
agreement:
"To avoid bloodshed, and prove to our friends and
to the partisans If the Government that we are
agreed We Will leave the Hotel de Vile together
He proceeds: "On our ride, the agreement was COM
pletely fulfilled. The members Of Government re-
naming in custody released. We quilted the
Hotel in company Next morning all these sacred
pledges were violated. Elections by communes
mad aha was no
levy" The letter concludes; " Do you, then, wish
civil war, in order to repeat, at Paris, Sedan and
Metz '"
A Paris journal of the Sd publishes semi-official
statement of the reasons Of Rocheforts retirement
First: The failure to hold commune elections. Sec
ond: The Tarmistice negotiations Rochefort is
equally alenated from Flourens and from the party
of Favre. Trochu and five other members of the
Government wrote to Rochefort, asking him to re-
cation of a paper
THE RIOTERS TO BE PUNIsHED-REsULT OF THE
RECENT ELECTIOS-THE TROOPS DIVIDED
INTO THREE ARMIES.
Tours. Monday Nov. 7, 1879.
Dates from Paris to yesterday are at hand. The
Journal Ofciel announces that the members Of the
Government were inclined to overlook the violence
to which they had been recently subjected by the
rioters but felt convinced they had right to set
aside the interests of the Republic as menaces were
still uttered. The Journal adds that there were fur
ther disorders on the day following the riots. Meas
ures have been taken TO bring all the guilty parties
| 10 justice.
The returns of the late election from all the pre-
cincts of the city have been received. They show
the following result: Yeas So 800; Nays 62GSS The
municipal elections had resulted in the choice of Re-
publican Mayors in nearly all the ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
| -Four advocatesof election by communes were also
| elected.
The troops in Paris have been divided into three
armies one of which is called the Garde Sedentde,