The New York herald., 1871-03-28
Resolves OF the Government
to Secure Quietude.
MONTMARTRE AND BELLEvILLE
M. Theirs and the Duty of Every
True Frenchman.
NO PARTY---FRANCE ONLY.

threat mas yet been uttered by the government OF
the nench republic, preparations are being made
which can have but one Object-the speedy repieS
sion OF the wanton dsturbers public order who
still hold high carnival on the northern heights Of
this unfortunate city. On Friday
GENERAL viNoY
inspected the troops that have now arrived In sEf
Acient force TO complete the garrison OF Paris.
Though glad enough, no doubt that he has not TO
contend against the stalwart veterans OF Germany
Vtn the puny, half-slarved lads who seem to make
up the bulk Of this contingent from the Loire, he
OF opinion that q few good meals and few hours
much-needed repose viii lit them for the less
task Of bringing
THE BRAGGARTs or BEILEvILLE
to reason, even II that cOnsummation Is not to be
attained without recourse the last potent argu-
ment OF lead and steel.
UNCERTAINTY.
The contest so far has gone decidedly favor OF
the friends OF law and order, for the leint OF the
champion OF communism has been countered 80
heavily that there Is not an eye In Montmartre
or Belvie that does not sparkle.
tDat does not tlngle. For the moment ali Is
blank dismay, and we walt with some anXl-
ETY. to see whether the result VIII pe
fair, stand up fight or q surden conviction the
part OF the smitten one that after ALL III WILL per-
haps, he as well to arrange matters peacefully and
last letter, potent reason why thought the DIM
Guilty wOuld be arranged without very serious con-
sequences; since then indications have not heen
wanting OF a desire to back ont and avoid the un-
pleasant consequences which collision would be
sure to entail. You have been duly informed by will
telegram OF the offer OF the Montmarrrian patriots
to treat tor the surrender OF the guns which have
been guarded with an astounding display OF valor
and determination SO long as there was reason
to fear an attack. When the moment had arrived
that such contingency became much less remote
q "cave in" became inevitable, and a tender was
made which will no doubt lead to practical neao-
nations. After the repeated expressions OF con-
tempt In which the insurgents have INDUCED for
"beardess boys' who were hurried up to complete
the stipulated Partisan contingent, 1t would be oh.
viously mere malice to suggest that the advent OF
the struggling regiments OF redbreeched little
rors had anything to DO with this pacific overture.
1t is. however. rather q singular coincidence that
the arrival OF the last battalion from CnanZy's army
ana the announcement OF generous desire TO give
up what they had no shadow OF right 10 retain fol-
flowed each other in very close proximity
INTENTIONS OF THE GOVERNMENT.
Some comment has taken place the fact OF the
six papers which have been received having re.
cevcd their coup de grace at the hands OF the civl
government ana not AT the suggestion simply OF tile
Commander-in-Chief. 1t Is thought to indicate a
self-conscious weakness In the governmental a be.
lief that existence Is impossible II perfect liberty OF
| the press Is permitted. do not altogether share
tnat opinion. The fact OF the matter is the govern
ment have set their hearts on stamping out
this ridiculous erneue without bl0Odshe', and, ~
right IN removing source OF irritation which
threatened TO produce crisis OF sanguinary m
sanity. Though liberty or the press thus lar has
Jared rather worse under the republic than under
the empire, believe the members OF the govern
ment are fully aware that as absurd as it would
hts
sion AT other time than the present very critl-
| cal moment In the history OF this unfortunate
| try the violent dlS2raceiul and often Disgusting
trash which filed the columns OF the deiunct Jour
nails might have safely been left to work their own
| cure.
here, as elsewhere, Is plant which languishes
sion and 1t Is impossible that the condemnation
to death OF Blanqul, Flourens and their conu1,es
may nave some effect IN revNn9 the waning entnu-
cOndamnes themseves-for your red republicans are
the most ungrateful Of menbut from sheer love OF
opposition. II any proof We're wanted OF the slight
hold on their affections which Is gained even by their
| most cherished idols 1t would De supplied by the
! way IN which the news OF Rocheforts death has
| been received.
TOUR IN THE BELLEvlLLg AND MoNTMARTRE Drs-
| TRICT
| friend who has just returned from an exciting
| tour IN BeleyIile anu Montmartre informs the that
considerable agitation prevailed in that happy
| district all day consequent on the sup
preston OF the six journals The msurrectonarv
orators have been in great force, counselling mme
l
| extensively posted Inviting the military to make
common cause with the insurgents. The poor
striplings OF the garrison, who LOOK II no
1 Of glory or patriotism would weigh for a moment
| against the solid advantages OF a fair amount Of
food and sufficient rest have treated these invita-
! tons with the most mortiiying Indifference, aud
one more proof has been thus given TO the leaders
THE GAME IS NEARLY UP.
Horses were TO be furnished to-day by the military
authorities TO the Marie oI Montmartre 10 remove
such OF the cannon aud mitrallleuses az have been
| yieded by their whil0m guardians to the govern
ment ana 1t " i'll not at all surprise me to find, when
| that process is once begun. IL Will go on unnter
ruptedly, and that the e6ieue which has Kept weak
people 80 long In state terror will collapse Ike
| prcked bladder. l am strengthened In this
| notion by
| l have just had with Il French gentleman OF great
political experience and OF truly liberal aspirations
He referred to this termination OF the ditlculty
! very probable contingency, and added keen cx-
preston OF regret Lnatn should be so. Though con-
| scienuously opposed to war and boodshed, he was
OF opinion that the true interests or the country
dreds, or, If needs must. even few thousands
| OF the rufianly dregs which popular ferment
always brings SO prominently 10 the surface. He Is
4 the exponent OF opinions whicn am glad to dud
are held very extensively among reasonable men OF
all grades Of society and winch are moreover spread
| PROFESSIONAL AGIrAToRs,
who are alone responsible for the continuance OF the
present chronic state Of ilsurrection, will attack
1 authority of all kinds whether imperial. monar-
chcal or republican, for it Is their rotS0n d'e,e. IT,
therefore. the experiment OF government Of
the people for the benefit OF the people
| is 10 DC fairly carried out. the hrs,
condition Of success IL that effective blow should
be struck at this monsr0us evil. One can under
stand and respect the desire OF the government TO
start the republic fairly its career. unsalned by
civil strife. But as question OF policy leave 10
| the opinion OF those who regret they nave
| not grasped the moral and material advan-
| tnge which was offered IN the iorclbe repression
| Of communstic rowdysm. II French prosperity IS
ever to recover from The stunning blow II has re.
! ceyed, II can only be by perfect internal tran
quillity and no government can hope or deserve 10
succeed which does mol pni down with the strong
| hano the NOISY, but really c0ntemptible minority
| 10 whom social disorder is as the breath OF their
nostrils
DE PALADINES' DEMAND
General DAurce de Paadines has demanded the
removal of the chefs de battalion OF the National
Guard VINO are In any way implicated In the present
| movement, and has fully concerted with General
| Viloy the action which Will be promptly taken IN
event VI the public meetings ol this evening in winch
the suppression OF the journals and the condemna-
tions To death Will be nnsparlngy used as levers to
| effect outbreak,