, 1870-08-24

q Laudau in cur {{aHds r.
The walk hare taken was = long one; aa
the man who dnstel my shoes 1t the end OF it
said, In admitting wonder. F" Monsieur, you
4 foot Of the dzst half Of the WY that waa not
pushed through crowds almost frantic with TO
foicing. But, little, By little, there was thrust
In IN impairment doubt, and the first ones
bold; enough to hint that the story was
untrue we're roughly handled saw two men
Fl s,o, q so H. sx and aso eps T. psy gaas
ing one anothes's hats most desperate
If and convincingly ..oyer, their
mutual l,eads because the ono believed and
the otht1 didn't An old MIN, with load on
lis tact and pipe in his mouth, vas listen
ing with delighted countenance to tho police
msn Eho waS SetsinnS ann gosns 81 neM ~
policeman. j" Mon Dieu!" said tho old fe'-
low "prince Charles. tho leir to the Crown,
with al his staff,' said police, with all po-
lcenan's contempt for accuracy. ~ Sacrf
non. de Dau!" said the porter. land how
will they ever get naturalized!" 4 group VAS
listening to two men, ono OF whom was Do
seemed incre1ulous. 'sYou don't beliere it,"
"No." '.You dou's want 10 believe It, dare
eay!" "So, don't" .'Yon arc prussian.
you are, traitor. son arc spy" The
crowd began to ,rut up i's maize! nsne.
ana SloHl. wei, aalu tne uoubttnS
Thomas, mosing OF, II an nnt French
yonr bloody victory I think Of hearts know
that are perhaps torn with anguish b." And he
disappeared in the crowd. "Whcre did the
news come from? :" at IL posted mp At the
nouIze" 1T IT isnt, for | hsyo just come a,
from tne nouIse our :, ~, % VA man man @ .hs t9as =,
his neighbor; that ii all" ''1s i. official
1s it truef" ..ies, liz official no doubt
about it," Nc, il lint the Master Of tho
bourne sayp thcre IL no truth in it." And 50
the debate went on. and little by little the
angry crowd came to the sad conviction that
there wa no foulIastionfor thcis joy. Then,
groups dissolve, and : new feeling, mixed
OF shame mud rage, take possession Of tho
street. AZ nearel the lsue do Richelieu.
saw 81, immense crowd gather: the onani-
bnsses were stopped. and the cabs drawn
up along tho curbstone, and in the mid
die Of the etreet an open yoituEc, in which
WIS seated 4 lady, while two or tlreo gentle
ulei were standing up. aud one OF them, hold
Ing u large tag. Hith bouquets OF roses, ad-
dressed the crowd, who impatiesst1y 1.n,anled
the Marseilleise, and, at last, tho lady, no
other than Marie Sass hernelf out for an IT.
ternoon drive, WAS obliged to yield, and threo
times in succession to chant tie nul1e strain
in tito oI'en air, tho crowd packed close from
house to house joining wish will in the cho-
rtH. Then. from an omnibus top, Ar. Compel
the author Of the Strike Of the Nlacksmlth--
had to sing the Masseille,se 10 the crowd that
could not hear Marie Sa~s, and on all this tu-
mul. and feassipg excitement camo creeping.
drop By drop. the miserable uews that
NE had had 10 victory, and that the
news was rather bad nows than good, Mean
while tho Tue dc Nichelieu and the Ruc
Eisienne leading to Tho Isoursc were fl1ed
with tue cow angry mob. who surrounded tlIo
f,F+r1I IL
nude their way in, and attacked the money!
changers. clarping and c1sEing, giying fsti-
cuffs and kicks md ending with grand
en,aeh~ur, q eott OF bnisse entirely unlookcd
fer. ~ ] made my way toward the river
.lown the Hue Dc Ia Fax, which, true to it's
name. was the fret quiet place had Eeeu in
for two fonrs-1s "a. that she people we're
erowsling the Place yenaome, aud on arriving
there found that group OF five or nix l.un-
dred reorle MAS gathered under Oilivier'd
window. with hundred coiturr* OF
70, encircling tho crowd, and Olivier,
people Il out him as couii squeeze
INTO The windows, making or trying to mako .
| speech. The great cry wa4. . i -bns Ia
/ Botrser' :. Ft5s,tez Ia Botrxet' ut i bas Ies
I:ohur*!" To which Olivier replied that
they asIed TOT grave measure. hut that so
| sure ar euch *c1ndalous act a. they had JUS,
been witness Of w.s repeated he weuld close
| the l;oulsc. This from him il very wisel,
| omitted FINN all the copies Of Ills speech i
| hsve seen in print. There were angry pconte
there. however. who had sn account to settle
aith Olivier. aud wlo would not let him SC
till lie promised them news, and promised il
a. room ~ lle Cot it. This Olivier could moi
m'-eii it "npon lis honor:'
wa~ no. present at a later row in tn.
afternoon, when much larger AMI angrie,
c1oWd, Who a'y that time had heard tile rea
nf tho Fr,'s-ians. who have captured eix O
the famous 1ritraillenses. aud taken prisoner,
and 6tanlarjs. and now, Is the French aay
With the most leroralle faces chez rous
On cur territory not We on tEcifz!" Aneye
wituees tells nc thzt tho cries agsirst OLIVE
were very threatening, th.t they shouted 10
ard that finally ne had to give up and 20 il.
nhutsinE the window behind him. when nj =,
IN blonse srrang un on yjitu1c ana crie'
out. Mersiente, DO you know who starte4
hnd ilAt window. and his NAME il Eu,i!
ullivies."
The news that ran atout in Paris ail Sat,,t
day night. and that kept the city IN state o
excitement that ruas3c tue calling out OF th
military necessary did net r.acl, the counsr,
till the next afternoon: the Gaalois WAS seiz
ed Tor printing the newa. and noNe Of til
other morning journals we're willing to prin
anrtiltnE uuoiticlal. fo- fear Of b+ing fooIta
aEau. When tho ncns did come. as It tray
eltetl by word Of mouth, il MAS in the wors
possible form. and the CONSERVATION was yer
| Etest. We were told tll.t IlacAIselnu WAS Gu
TO pieces: that Fruitsard Was in full retreat
that the Fr1lssian arnly isy between the II
uslns Of the FreEel, army anl the capital
| that pafis wae declared in i state Of siege
ihat the Emperor had made 4 proclatnstio
| sssing al arm. mus. be ready now for Of.
decisive battle. aud that the thought must b,
not how to conquer Prussia. hut how to -.
France: Women we're in state Of fcveris
! axcitcment-laugnine. cry nE. asnbsaciut
men could not rpeas. but retired to the
homes, or raced alone and greeted silently.
How the French 1>nrrr~ Took til
Ftr.s f'ru~.tmu ytctori~.-Eace cerp
from the Fnri~ Journals.
TIE excitement in ra1is On sunday, Ausu
!, Was tremendous. Al the palers rec'eni
the gravity Ct the situation The Soir "a :.
4 The present il not ,imc for discussio
1t il time for action. TIE unce1taints
which, We ind ourselves cannot be endured
4 day longer At the uo1ncnt when the Cabin
sielbe1ates aud edits the news. tho enemy 4
>ancts, perhaps hy forced marches, toward Il
!, capital Hesitation is rot now possible. 1t
] rot rrcclsmatious which the people dernan
| it il guns. IL il Necessary to .1tn tho nation
IaE.s. in fha dclartmeute. everywhere. II
necessary to open the azseus!s. to take arr
> from them. to distribute shemto ese.y el1s't
man. II Is tHelse noefs SINCE LIE 81
.. r.nmcnt hessu OF our 1sFe1ses: Mh
9 ef5tst,oHs nisASn1es has II taken: We ha
= the Garle Mobile; We have the Nation
GuaEd- We have the companies Of iseme
: : II Is necessat tEat tiiis evening these uun1e
l oas tattahons should he trotilizsL II
nss*tseEy that Ibis esenits Il! es.iLeus in At
should he PLACED under The *u8 1-nir sezu;.aa
snJ Ecsponsit1li:y OF an experienced militia
> sh'si. shafsti 70 form fsotn them an amy
: rt-erve, intended 10 50 to the snecn: IT ii
. nhiel IL !. close qusr:ers With the eser
, Whether this Chief be General Chane.r:isr
: tscressl lfntEu + Of little importance Il
"hss We h1se tndicated must ee dhne ui,&