The New York herald., 1870-09-15
comfort ana OF safety for life and properly ln tne f
perial metropolis has been astonishing.


perIa metropolis has been astonishing.
THE CHAnuE.
tor conId not fnii e 70 be sr,cSamid ali the folly
ana the irepzy OF the war feveramd all the 'along-
ing'' and "marchoning, y Inc screaming anu dancing
aud nag waving or excited patri0ts-ainid all tho
cries Of I" A Berlin! Berlinpf-with the extremely
good behavior and the invarlable good nature III the
the unacy was lively and unaocompapisd by any
criminal turbulence. But, returning after fort
sne haa sae he eot observed hS
the great city had undergone o total aud q
most malencent transformation, and that 10.
youionary outbreaks, rebelllous gatherings.
subversivs CRIES even, there here. s MsrS a none; none
gone utterly to the bad, mean Of course tne outer
morals and manners; those OF the Interior WERE per-
nap rsn OF ws peo
pie, civilians as well as soldiers; and the C0ur dea
Miracles. reiterated andergroqnd, so It seemed, ny
Cho stern edtctS OF CRSarisn, has surged up again.
and vomted forth on to The most fashionable parts
0f the Bouleyards q dreadful horde Of beggars-the
ulcers. the pretended paraytics. the spurious Grip
pies, the padded nunchbacks, the borrowed babies,
the scrapers on vioiins without strings.
Formerly these creatures were only permitted to
August, but they are now to be found all
Tyer m Pa Paris ,tS ana % %Degginc OF rather demand
menace Thh nuisance has been aggravated by the
edvent OF seemingly countless swarms Of the most
unwomanH women, terrible to see, with sunken
eyes ana huge p.tches OF red upon their whitened
lofty, with hoarse voices made hoarser by abslnthe
ana peppered brandy. Planning and yelling,
as Ss Seas as
scene OF riot and disorder; while. to complete the
chaos OF broken-ioose Bohemia, the remoter dis.
rrlcts have begun 10 pullulate with cutpurses and
cutthroats, men with 6ludgeops and men with poig-
narda vaaranta, bravoes and vagabonds Of every
yearsf What cellars what iolcs and corners haye
shsm nas Lave We Sy eeea vsgetstng IN the
great central sewerl hRrbOred tleIns
GENERAL TROCHU'S WORK.
d5ocnT is doing mis- very best 20 rid this
You VIII have heard that withn the last three days
between 500 az. 600 arrests have taken place in
any political significance. Now and again some
rascals have been captured whose guilt Us Prussan
OF instances the persons immeshed in the great
police net outcass and neer-dowees OF the very
have been for years Sndel poos
felonions beggars and petty thieves. receivers
Sf stolen and keepers e low lodging
women IL the last named doiorous slstsrhood
night the peruuistions Of the police were extended
even to Peters' aristOcratc restaurant, and raid
ana more antique Just returned from MabiIe The
Law IS that every woman trequentlng place q pub
S seso5s M sSns ana who = unable e to usg her
SIX months Imprisonment at st. Lazare; but it is
not apparent 20 that well known correctional
establishment, which, 80 It Is reported, is al
ready full to overhowing, tnat these un-
willing Magdalens have been conveyed. They
have been taken somewhere ''out OF town, !" and no
less than twelve Of those huge yellow aud green
omnibuses, called Dantersd- s0t1de, passed yester-
day along the rue Lafayette on their way TO the
paleggatara provided BY authority for tho recep-
tion OF the lady B0hemians. AS the procession OF
onnibuses passed phtlosophic Oawocne remarked
pthily to another young blaokguard, his companion,
"V'ld rGnOurr' LdgnoUrI Yes, there was love,
indeed 2ud with vengeance. Another gang OF
captured women was marched on foot and between
files OF sey1eats de utIle to the Oonciergerte. The
mob h00ted them AZ they went by, and they re-
tOrted With foul language ana dreadful gestures
They, poor wretches and the beggars and vag-
rants and thieves ana the whole tribe of Bonemlans
who have broken loose, are but in the same case as
the wild boars and the wolves that the thunder OF
the battle cannon drove lately out OF the Forrest Of
Ardennes into the cultivated plains OF Belgium.
THESE Bohenlians are the Wild beasts OF cIviliza.
t0n, and the stress OF war has driven them into the
potter quarters---that Is all.
For our coufort we are told that the arrests are
tDsunlcient and that there are more than twenty
two thousand male scoundreis--to say nothing of
the lades--stlll at large in Paris. Would not the
best plan be TO envol them ALL noentes uolentes in
one great brigade OF Black Guards, and send them
60 fight tho Prusstaus, takng care to place thoni III
the front OF the oWItlea