New-York tribune., 1870-02-10

CHARGES By The Poi1CE-No fi''>'
TKVof'' PARIS. Wednesday, Feb. ., 1903 a. m,
,r, aisorders broke ont again at Belleviie anu W
ar Rno du Faubourg du Temple at midhigo''
S,,er,l additional barricades have been eIee'oo =,
,be narrow streets The troops are sun III tnc "'
horhood of the scene but, up 10 tins hont' nav ~"
ered on the rioters The police are acuve anu 'ns
are rumors OF killed and wounded on the =,
I5or+,nart TO lrnnnina from the Rue Montiharuo y,
Rne Riehelieul the police having m''o srhis
charges on the position of the rioters 'n0,0' .,o
mint is fully mile and hall disIsn' 80 ,,i:a1
soene OF the disturbance yesterday Many '' tho
arrests have been made, uuslNo .horcb
loo5cr of the disturbances, is still at large
t.hiti.s ar, making every effort to arrest hiil'
orrsRE,Ks NEAR THE ROYAL FALAoEv A.t[sr TIIr
CADrs srUgBORNLY HELD A6AlNot nv
pottCr Rfr CARRIED WITHOUT FIRM" Di
r,RI.. wednesday. Feb o. ls7o-Noon'
The n,erning journals have detalIs oi 'n0 u'S'"-
baues- which occurred last night lneio n'u
r,rcb excitement among the people during the day.
.'niat .,l,niuato5 about midnight in new outbreaks
.rhoso ,sere not confined to one locality, nor were
b,v ON the scene Of those suppressed yesterday at
u Vuletto and Releville but nearer the center Oh
tho city and only few squares from the Paals
ROYAL New and stronger barricades we're thrown
up and tenaciousy defended. The police ATTACKED
several of these but were quickly driven OIL Inc
military forces we're then brought into requisl'ion
winch as OF the day previous carried all the Oalll
codes ,yithout firing on the crowd. There seems 10
h. hesitation on the part Of both troops and rioters
TO resort 10 the use of firearms.
strong detachment- Of police have been placed on
All tbe BouleyarIs with orders to foreibly d,perse
an crowds Hundreds of the rioters have been ar
,e.ted. Several were wounded mainly in conflicts
,,,Jf 4 IL cd
The Nar,eiilaist did not appear to-day. ali its
editors are under arrest for aiding the rioters. One
ftbe editors of the RaDpd was also arrested for the
CANA otfense The Ministers remained at the head
ouarters of the police all night The city is now
Quiet ...,.-..,
PARIS, Wednesday, Feb. 9. 1913 p. IN.
The police and the military authorities have the
not undeT control, and the city is tranquil
pI-TuRBANCEs AND ARRESTS IN MARsEILLEs
PAEIs, Wednesday. Feb 9ps7O-S p.
The city is now tranquil A strong police force is
patroling the streets. Many workshops were closed
to-day crowd of several hundred persons gathered
in Msrseines last night and Kissed and in ether ways
insulted the police and gendarmes. They were sum-
moned to dsperse, but refused to do so The police
then charged on them, and made large number of
arrests After an examination of the prisoners this
morning only 30 we're remanded TO prison
rHE EDITORS OF THE MARsEILLAIsE ARRESTED.
PARIS, VIA LONDON, Wednesday, Feb. Q, 1870,
An the editors Of Ia MGrseaise have been arrested
Va6e the printer refuses TO put the paper to press
GUSTAV FJOURENs-HIs SHARE IN THE RECENT
MANIFESTATIONS.
The principal leader in the revolutionary
movement, Gustav Flourens, is journalist aud was
unn recently, one of NJ Rochefort's associates the
BdTgsllaiSe He Is a tall powerful man. and OF an i'm
rap
TO possess the character of leader who precptate
revolution and command popular respect Tho present
manifestations and NJ. FOurenss share in them both
insepaiable from the funeral OF Victor Noir On that
occasion. NJ ROchefOrt has since explained in the Mar
,eiaiSe there difference of opinion the
TO be pursued one side IN flvor OF proceeding
Paris with the funeral which meant immediate mp
rising OF the people, the other desired TO have the
demonstration retain ITS pacific character The multi
tade consulted NJ. Rochefort, which he regards IA
evidence that it not the favorable mo.
uont for rising IN Paris, for, he says,
when ga crowd is determsned to Iact it eonsults no
one" Besides, he knew that 10000 soldiers and
all the cannon imaginable had been placed in requstion.
The assembage nearly all uuarmed, aud being at
Eeuily would have had IN 10 besiege Paris to
secure the stratgete points where conflict could be
maintained. The main divergence in opinion between
gocheiort and FOurens this occasion was, however,
because the intended movement the morrow
has been referred 10 at public meetings on the preyi-
Gus evening Rochefort regarded the inmation to the
police thus nprudenty given fatal to success, While
Flonrens for Immediate action The funeral. as is
known proceeded Neuy, and the next day Gustav
Flourens wrote the Marsellasc:
My DEAR HABFYECK: I will thank you 10 no GOOD
enough announce that from to-day an completely
disconnected with the management 0f the HGseW'Se
On leaving the Mdrseaise Gustav Flourcns Joined the
Befo1ae in which he Published from lis point OF view
the incidents attending Victor Nors funeral ana gave
his opinion on the course pursued. important
Passages this show that although the French
Government has Imprisoned Rochciort it has deter
mined adversary sll al large Louis No" he relates
'Sd 10 jules Wales de Beaumont and me, the eve Of
he funeral day How deeply regret that my brother
gas not carried 10 Paris the moment Of his
toni II II has not been DONE il is not through any want
OF willingness on my part VIC adiurCd bun In
the name Of his declaration, Ia the maine OF
iratenal friendship and democracy III its entirely
not 70 allow the tragedy TO fui.h ia a comedy
by a discourse over the tomb-that his poor brother
would be assassiuatCd second time by an unworthy
burial Louis Noir first replied negaureiy, onI then
With bitterness, representing that wanted 10 place
ourselves in opposition 10 ROcbet0rt aud Dtcseuze,
against the win Of the people, aud after tic head Of the
party had decided, Al hc same time we were assai!od
by men more than suspected-the salDC who little later
helped 20 cry Down ROchoiort, and aided 10
detach the horses aud draw the funeral car to
ward Ecuilly. These men, shouting and gesticu
latinR, endeavored even TO provoke quarrel when We
were dragged their hands by the Intervention OF
our friends from Beleyile ana the FaubOrg ST. An.
tOne ~ ssS7S-HgsS~"-'-. p 80 6tS'-t.
Another passage shows his acquaintance with police
stratagems. and his inpulsye disposition:
me convoy ~ this mointn, entered the avenue lead
lue 20 ine eeIelGy o N"uhy In order 10 ne more
Tie on honors our friend S0ir had assisted ia
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