The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-01-13
the FUNERAL OF VICTOR NoIR.

The Police and military Ready for any Pos
sibe DCuonstrntion-A Hundred Thou
snnd rnri-ians Participating In the OBJ
seauic--iIenri Rocheiort Cheered-sing-
ing the MarseiiInisr.
PARIS, Jan. l2-Midnight funeral of
Victor Nnir took place to-day. The Government
expecting demonstration, made extensive prepara-
nons 70 preserve ORDER and at an early hour all its
police and military arrangements were complete.
During the morning people began to gather around
The house where the remains werc lying, coming
from all parts OF the city. Al II O'Clock 5000
Workmen from the Faubourss had passed up the
boulevards on their way to the funeral Many car.
fiascs with gtntle~omen dressed In mourning drove
to the house to join tho procession.
Al !. VI. deputauons OF workmen visited thu
remains The streets from the Place de Ia Concorde
to the Rue pAutenl were filed with vast throngs
OF people. Carriages containing noted persons were
surrounded by the crowd, and their occupants
eheered The weather was cold and q heavy rain
was falling, but the numbers continued TO increase
Bttween and o'clock more than a hundred
thousand petsons were assembled In the vicinity 0.
the place where the remains reposed.
ii nr Rochefort attended the funeral and his ap-
pearanee called forth crest demonstration Of en-.
thusiasm from the people.
The romains ~ereiaken 10 Neully for interment
WHITTIER they were followed by a long procession
Tie multitude wanted TO parade with the body
througA Paris, but Louis Noir, brother OF the de-
ceased journalist refused his consent Al the GENE.
Terry there were frcquen, shouts OF Vive Ia Repub
heue" and the " Marseillaise" was repeatedly sung
b. the people
During the day, while NM. Rochefort ard Raspan
were coming down the Champs Eysees, accom-.
panied by great crowd, who were singing the
Mars llase," they were stopped by a regiment Of
troops
hochefort, claiming his right as Deputy, passed
on to tie Chamber, where he arrived pale and
much excited. The Champs Riys6es were then
cleared oy the troops. Two battalions were sta.
uoned near the Hall OF the legislative Body and Ave
regiments were massed on the boulevard close at
hand The crowd finally dispersed without Offering
police. ~ ~ WV
The The RqTfei Cnewspapcr) has been seized by the
In The Corps Legislatif, the Committee to whom
rm referred the demand ~ the ProcuTeur Imperial
pas pronounced IN favor OF arralRning Deputy
hDeheor for outrage against the Emperor and for
nTSung violence and disorder.
NJ 10 thls hour there bus teen no conflict between
IT., uSops aud lbe people, aid the city 10 tranquil
vvsna'hi- vent In large numbers TO the funeral
nle'1r Noit, but created no disturbance
ot tnt JotFn0. DwoiI publishes an imperial decree
TaeI TaeeIec c mat irnce hurat bo brought before the
gh court N Justice, TO be tried on tile charge OF
'AIng magistrate some time ago.
lltTi Minister OF the Interior, has issued
S,1n. Scuar 10 The Ptefects OF the Departments. He
ee, 'hgl ne policy OF the Ministry will be In
,uahce with the desires OF the Chambers and the
Rmn'l but the Government viii exact order The
snT h4s received tho conservation OF universal
moi ana while guarding the interests OF ALL will
hIu,c disorder. The Ministers will be ready,
svs"eIef to oppose any excess OF power on what.
WV "ue and wherever 1t may appear.