The New York herald., 1870-11-06
BEFORE AND IN PARIS.


n 'eLeohAMS w tht INV IvhA hthlu.
Fire from the Forts Keps Up-An Address 70
ths Pesple-Arags Resigns Ills Position
Trsshu Conplimc.tsd-Ensrsy Of Ficard-
ntsters - bc Punished.
TOURS, Nov. s, 1870.
Reports from Paris states that Jules Favre had re-
peated that the government would not cede any
territory as the price of peace.
PEGGING AWAY.
There had been no fighting around Paris for the
past three days. The nre nom the French forts,
however, was kept up to prevent the erection OF
Pruasian batteries In this the French gunners
have been very successful.
PROCLAMATION OF THE PARIS GOVERNMENT TO THE
PEOPLE.
advices nom Paris have been received to-day by
balloon. The members Of the government there
had issued proclamation to the people saying:--
You give US our orders; we have remained
at the pcrilous post which the resolution
OF tho 4th OF September assigned us, and
we still remain with the force coming from you.
We realize the great duties which your confidence
imposes. The first Is the national defence, whlcn
must be our exclusive occupation. We will repress
al criminal movements BY severe execution OF the
Laws.
Jules Fayre had also issued proclamation, say.
ing:-The deiverance OF the country ID only possible
by obedience TO the military chiefs and respect
for the laws.
NJ RESIGNATION OF MAYOR ARAGo.
Etienne Arago, the Mayor OF Parts, and his AIDS,
Fl0qIe and Brisson, have resigned.
TROCHU FELICITATED-HIs SPEECH.
The National Guard In immense numbers had
fellcitated General Trochu on his escape from the
rloters and the personal bravery he exhibited at
trying time. The general made short speech in
reply, in which he said, "The republic alone can
save us. II 1t is lost we shall all be lost.n
HOW PICARD SERVED PyAr AND BLANouI.
It was NJ Picard, the Minister OF Finance, who
was most active In the liberation OF his colleagues
who we re ned prisoners at the Hotel de VILE in
Paris on the 81st ult When the troubles COM
menced he sent Immediately to the Minis
try OF Finance and convoked the National Guard.
The latter upon coming up surrounded Gustave
FlOurens and his men. NJ Picard ct once ordered
strung guards be statoned at the Bank, the Post
once, the oficial printing once and the Offices OF
the Ministers. Felix Pyat and Blanqui sent ennis
saries to the Finance Department demanding large
sums to be PAID immediately N. Picard, with the
force he had at hand was enabled to arrest these
p0scs, and has them as prisoners now He also
keeps the orders FOR money, which are signed by
Pyat and Blanqui, proofs against them hereafter
aTnrNGENT MEASURES TO BE ADOPTED WITH rHE
RIOTERS.
Hereafter the government will take the strongest
pcss9rss agalpYt Fioters me pers9ps thus far ar
rested for completely In the disorders on thai day
are mainly those who have been the most violent
against General Trocnu. On the day after the riot
NJ Thiers was insulted in the street by moD It Ii
reported that Blanqui, Flourens ana most o.
their active assistants subsequently arrested
and imprisoned in the cellar Of the Hotel de vile
The people were demanding that they be shot o
traitsrs 1t Ii further reported that they win b.
tried by law directly after the election.
THE COMMANDER OF THE NATIONAL GUARD,
AfvIces from Paris announces that Clemen
rnonas mas been appointed to the command OF the
National Guard