New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-26
THE GREAT EXCITEMENT IN PARIS.
rhn Drrls cnrrnsnnndent OF The Pal Mil

Inc IaflS correspondent Ot Inc 4 az 4hutt
Tbe Bouevars tonight present much the same appear
they did IN June last at the time OF the election
riots but the people seem more ~ earnest There are
strong bodies Of police posted 40 different points ana as
there was police wearing his official scarf
rbe Boulevard IN front Of ms men All the
cafes crowded with people discussing the events OF
the day. ana specializing OH what tOmOiTow mas Ill store
for MS.
Paris but nearly all Of them were dissolved en- ac-
count Of the violent language used Al one hello ia the
Boulevard de Cchy spectator asked whether the pro
cecdug ought To be continued after the occurrence al Au
teu The President replied in the negative but declared
that he invited them al for the next day at Victor Nor
funeral at Neuy 4e yGs Tos the eJy we Ss
the President, called on every one 70 rise and remain
uncovered and he then proceeded to cover the
table with black Grape The COlninlsSafy ci Police
warned the President nat 20 continue and called on him
10 adhere to the question on the order OF me day
certainly may De an the question:, SAID the other,
'" for am covering dead BODY A second warning
was given and afterwa ard the dissolution OF the
60 the next day at the funeral At Beeve. also.
black Grape displayed with cries OF Vengeance
Vive la RCpablQue" Most violent shouts were raised.
aud the meeting was broken mp. The same result was
witnessed at assembly held IN the Avenue de Choisy
SPEECH OF N. ROCHEFORT AT THE FUNERAL OF SOIR
Tie following Is NJ. Rocheiorts speech delivered in
front Of the house IN which victor NOR lay dead TO dl
suade the multitude from carrying the corpse thtOngh
paris 10 Pere la Chase:
difficult situation, feel how impossible II u to maintain
all that moderation which Is necessary 10 the success OF
our magnificent But unsgrmOuntable obstacles
await Paris The GOvernment-and tLls Know
from certain source-has taken up most dorindaNe
Gle 70 carry the body OF Victor Noir through
PARIS The enemy ever ready to fail upon us, is IN
waiting, aud prepared. We are numerous enough am
happy To say, but we are unarWed. All, you DO not
know that you would rush upon certain DEATH tOr INC
Government desire nothing much as 10 bnsh Ouce Tor
ALI with the Republic. know II but too well and since
fe assassination Of brother b. Pierre Bonaparte
never 20 out OF doors without We shall have our
vengeance another time Some of you may perhaps say
that the present is unparalleled opportunity whch
VIII not recur. That Is mistake We snail hId every
day more favorable opportunities than that which yen
expect no Satisfaction from IT, Ne ask nothing ~ IT, We
wish only 10 be ria OF IT, It's fall certain aud proxi
matt aud therefore ask you 10 be patient Let us
inter our brother la the Neuly Cemetery aud 10
quietly back 10 Paris
NJ. FONyIFJJ.E'S SPEECH
Over the grave VI. de FODVelle spoke us fOli0ws:
CJTIZEKs In presence OF this tomb, and before an,
] swear that Victor NOIr nHfcered In the
aTdy way by Bonaphrte. without any reason without
any prOVOcaOu he buteheed in cod blood before
my eyes But let wait for the e1patsSn. II we OBJ
Gain hotliBg from the Imperial justice will appeal 10
e Justice " the people. Victor NOR. NY irieud my
lyOfber, tOu whose blood has been shed ~ The hOuse
III a Prince for the holy cause Of liberty and the n.
puto, ! will ayeuge thee, will aYeDge uee, / Viii
byepRe thee.
JHE sPlRfT or TIE REPUBLICAN, LEADERS.
The PARIS cOTIespOudcLt Of me run WdH Gd2ce writes
a. IqL y When tUme clo cOLGo.cd uIs morning Win