The New York herald., 1871-11-09

special mission ssop In the PAM for not send
OF these unusual precautions But there are Otner
signs Oh uneasiness displayed by the government.
.s THE roLIoS AUTHoRITlEs REDogBLE
their activity and, by order OF General valentin tho
inspectors OF police win henceforth visit quarterly
every house In Paris, so ss to know the name Of
spectors are to be named for this service the star
ior visiting the maisons Dexbtees not being sum-
the President Of the republic has also
had frequent interviews with General valen-
the creaon Paris pa of sases'' who
WIZ devote himself exclusively to criminal affairs.
" n sS that NJ Chief the ere rSc
to that efiect win appear within . few days, and
thus AFFORD General vaentin more time to hunt up
Bonapartists. The functonaries throughout the
country have received instructions TO vigliantly
watch and Immediately report on the unmlstakaole
or "Vipe pEmpereuri' have Dcen heard at dis
tance less remote than is Corsica from Paris At
press regiment OF artillery, while at dinner, mani
tested their anection for the republic by loudly
aTs on Tassas3 us Napoeon 1 30
that there should be no Misunderstanding on the
sy neS Which 'e Is no 100 es ie ne
Prefecture. There Is also
MUCH DIsCoNTENr, IN THE UPPER CLASSES OF THE
but according to the report Of personages who are
In the position which stamps their Information with
for the army. All the inlrigues- -Bonapartist or
others-will fail, for the devotion OF the army to
letters from tsnerai Gremer q sD when he resigned
copy OF which sent In my last, displays anything
but proper spirit Of subordnatlon. In all armies
an 0f1cer Is subject 10 martial law until his resg
nation has been accepted, and consequently the
partisans OF the government insist that the relrac
Of Cherche Midi for sixty days. General Nansouty
mas mas written letter Which plainly demonstrates
the reduced General Cremer.
ROSSEL AND JULLrRR
have had fair trial. but that act OF justice Is refused
no latf
complains justly Of the brutal manner in which ms
.llegai disgrace" has been made known 70 him
the General, 'six months existence cannot be
given for such regime. The ACT is the most scan
ernment OF NJ. Thiers.n The Sofr refuses TO admit
that any tribunal can permit itself, in the nine
to hear his defence his Justification. After tue
coup GEtdt OF December, says the Sofr, we pro-
and BY words against the dismissal from the army
OF MN. Charras, Choat and valentln. That which
we iound IN @ fault with under me dlctatorlal pres-
the Presidency Of NJ. Thiers, Of which certain Min
listers 100 easily place their caprces above the law
the language OF the General Is calculated to impress
the public with the idea that The army Is at present
clared that he hcan can ~ - - -''-'' 49,
ANSWER FOR THE ARMY
why we must suppose that, until coming events
good reason for having made the assertion The
necessity Of finding some mode to appease the iras-
clblity Of officers dismissed or deprived OF the mill
tary honors with which they were invested during
the war, probably Oh account Of the difficulty in
finding Others less incapable than themselves, is
evident, as otherwise they may consider themselves
martyrs ever ready to aid any attempt to overthrow
the government Several remedies have peen pro-
posed for the evil among others "the creation OF
with title ana halt pay Doubtless the retention
OF the advanced rank, with half pay and no work,
would 60 far towards smoothing runied tempers;
but 10 carry out this proposition, however, 1t Will
be necessary to admit the legality OF all acts commit
ted by Nd. Gambetta when Minister OF War OF the
Government OF National Defence, well as those OF
the present War Minister, and then to ''weedn the
commissioned ranks OF the army. MeritOrious
officers could thus pe Notaned for active service,
ana the ''hard pargainsT would be able to recount
thelr glorious deeds IN the cafes OF country towns,
lecrons OF but too many French off1cers are found
to hasten their departure from the scenes or earthly
labor, and thus relieve the. half pay list.