The Van Buren press., 1870-02-15
Paris. Feb. 5.

bic is expected.
Second Dispatch-The troubles at
BellevilIe are serious The streets are
filed with shouting people, and barrica-
ding has commenced. Detachments OF
troops arrived.
Third Dispatch-Barricade have been
erected in the Fauburg Temple, Rue St
Maur, Rue Grange, Aux Bills and other
streets in the vicinity of Bellcville. The
scene of disturbance is near the Northern
Strasbourg railway station Additional
detachments Of troops arrived, but no
fire arms used yet.
Fourth Dispatch-The troubles at
Belleville lasted all night, and have ex-
tended northward to Laveillc the extreme
northeastern a. roadiSsemem within the
fortifcations. Troops not yet resorted
to fire arms. Police made many arrests.
Fifth Dspatch-Th following details
of the disorder in the northeastern arToa-
disSements are CLEANED from the papers ::
Rochefort was arrested as he was on the
point of entering a political meeting in
Rue de Flanders, running from Belleville
to Laveille. Although there was great
number Of people present, mainly his
own partizans, he made no resistance,a and
no appeals TO the crowd. AS soon as the
arrest was made known to the meeting
the widest scenes occurred. Gustaye
Flouvrcs, who presided, rose cxcitedly
and drew his sword, fred his revolver
and declared that the nsurrection had
begun. The meeting broke up in disor-
der, and the crowd under the leadership
of Flouvrs, immediately proceeded to
barricade the streets This was accom-
plishcd without the loss of life, 10y the
con6scation of omnibuses and other We
hicles from stables in the neghborhood
A commissioner of police, who accompa-
MED guard, charged with the duties of
arresting Rochefort, was forced along
with the crowd and badly injured BY their
maltreatment The district lying between
Rue de Faubourg due Temple and !orti
fcations at Leveile, distance Of about
two miles was inYossession the rioters
At ii o'clock, body of police charged
the barricade in Rue de Faubourg du
Temple, and attempted to carry it but
were rcpulsed. one Of the commissioners
being dangerously wounde and one po-
lieeman killed. AT other places barricades
had also been erected but not defended.
The military is now out in force, but
thus far made no use Of their fire arms,
although the insurgents have. The latter
had pllaged the armoric., and in that
way obtained their weapons. Several po
licemen were wounded in these skirmish-
es early in the evening, A great number
Of arrests were made At three O'Clock
this morning over 300 persons had been
taken into custody and imprisoned in the
barracks of Prince Eugenic. Many of
them were mere boys, all armed and the
most Of them under the influence liquor
1t is reported that Gustave Flouvres, who
is looked upon as the leader Of the rioters,
has been arrested, but this is not confirm
cd He said to his mother before going
from the house to the meeting that if
Rochefort WAS arrested she probably
would never see him again. At this hour,
all is quiet,
..t PARIS, Feb. Q.
The disorder was resumed'at midnight
III the vicinity Of the former disturbances.
Several additional barricades were erect
ed in narrow streets. The troops still re-
serve fire The police made several at
tacks killing some Of the leaders. Gus
tave Flouvres is still at large.
3o'clock p. m.--The police and mill.
tary have the riot under control, The
city is tranquil.
Later-Ai the editors of La MarseU-
ldise have been arrested. The printers
refuse to put the paper to press, The
city is quiet to night a large police
force is patroling the streets.
.r. PARIS, Feb, 10.
Bullion decreased one million francs
during the week.
City quiet Flouvres is reported to
have fed to Belgium.
The bali at the Tuileries lastnight,was
postponed on account of disorders The
vigilance Of the government is unabated.
In the corps legslatf, Keratry said the
present Napoleon was endeavoring to
corrupt the leaders of the Legislature.
The President silenced Keratry.
The journal La Misre have been seiz-
ed and the conductors arrested.
The city is tranquil. Strong feeling
under the surface the governments pre-
cautions prevent any manifestations.
.rra0 81 .. New York. Feb. 10.
Cotton heavy, uplands 25l /; sales 1900
bales. s..
Money unusually uneasy on govern.
ments; exchange weaker at 8; gold heavy
at cot.
New ORLEANS, Feb. 10.
Cotton, easier, not quotsbly lower, up
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