The New York herald., 1871-03-24

tQlity IN INC most approved ldShspI.
TIE MORE SERIOUS BUSINESS OF THE REy0Luri0R-
ISTS
has been well-devised attempt 30 extend tier
movements into the provinces. meeting was bold
In the Nan2iyar section, at which Mobiles soldiers
and saers were represented IN considerable force.
out OF compliment 10 these arms, Who me revolt
tonary National Guard are striving hard 10 con-
clilate, sailor was yoted 10 the cnar and soldier
and Mobile Guard TO The posts oi wee presidents.
The oratury was OF tho most outrageous Dnd 'nianl-
natory character. one OF the speakers denounced
The generals who had deceived tue people during
the Siege OF Paris; another was equally severeon the
Assembly Tor tatiiylig treaty OF peace he de-
clared that II had violated It's mandate and had no
onger legal existence. The large majority ol The
National Guards who hold themselves alooi from
the nsurrecton, were denounced as reacionaries OF
camation affirming tho principle OF eecting their
own officers and binding themselves TO pay
NO OBEDIENCE TO GENERAL D'AuREILE HE PALA-
Dimes,
whom they declared 10 be an imperais q, heart.
An announcement being MADE tnat three divisions
OF infantry, nine batteries OF artillery aad division
OF cavalry were approaching Parts 10 reinforce the
garrison, the proposition was discussed whether
they should moi be met bs arnel resistance at the
railway station. At Beeyio a similar meenng, but
repudiate their haw Commander-inChlet. General
D'Aurelle de Paladines, and both meetings ap-
as ia eoaes WS W Sfasso aa
Paris. Much satisfaction vas expressed al a sue
cessful attack which had been made during the pre-
vious evening on depot Of arms IN the Rue Lafay
cite, by which considerable NUMBER OF new Chasse.
pots were obtained. After the meetings broke up
the superbuous energy oil inc audience was eS-
pended by patrcling their several quarters visiting
and iratethizing WITH tEe men on guard at the OUT
posts, ana, worse ati, Ia some instances approach
ing in dangerous proximity 10 the POSITIONS occu-
pea by tic government troops, with the Intention
possible OF Inducing deserton. lt Is lmpossl,n,e
most iil.adyised 6mette We may even nov credit
/ INITIATION or A SERIOUS DISCUSSION
4 among reasonable men as 10 whetherN viii ever be
possible to train the whole OF the French population
/ 10 arms. Men whose opinion deserves respect ana
| who do not Jump hastily TO conclusions are be
ginning 70 enunciate the doctrine tnat internal
safety in no wise eopardized If the National Guara
Is at once abolished az french lnstitution Tney
declare that the detects In the national character
VIII always prevent the urban population OF France
| from innaung The Give ylr,ue Of Americans, who
are "a ready to become peaceful, industrious
civilians again, when danger has passed away, as
they are u take up arms at tile call OF their country
son among people who nave had the opportunity Of
| seeing how harmless against an enemy are the
| yaporiug oa'eoftte who now keep
PARIS IN AGONY
| OF suspense. The very regiments now holding
revolutionary saturnaia III Beleyliie and Nieffec
! and Montmartie are those winch, after being got
outside the e1scefnte only Dy the greatest dllcdW 10
ass assist IN Dncros gallant sof,e on the Marne ran
SGHeS SS With gaai 0 s5ey Wy $ qSa4 Il 7s sl Ea9a 5
sepaTasns he Az is9m & lher homes M pursued pas the
entered Paris hy the groaus and Kisses OF ali who
saw them, VIII -ong be rene mbered to Their dls-
credit. x
DURING NY HURRIED TOUR oF INSPECTION
was stuck by the frequency Of groups indulgng
Genuine pieces; bnt evel Ihls hardly prepared me
TO ind party OF officers engaged in the same agree
able occupation, franc and five lranc pieces being
substituted for the copper rather bronze OF their
men. AT the head ofihe lauuoUrg Montnlarire took
petite UefTe Of vile, fiery Compound dignied with
| the name OF coRnac to Watcn several companies
going through their arm, and am bound to say that
| men and ofiecrs, who seemed or rather superior
! class, Were iully up to their work. Orders were
| gwen smartiy ana inteliigentiy, ana were obayed
promptly, and Was Little surprised 10 see dcploy-
| ment into line, alter advancing distance in
| open column OF companies effected with precision,
without loss OF distance and with excel cn elres snV
Just before some sus icioas gIances iroln some OF
| my nearest negnbors lad warned me tlst IT
| a man OF fashionable appearance whom
have met frequently Oh the bouiovaids go up TO the
| onlcer IN commanfof The battalion. and, alter ex-
changing few words Tlth nlin hlnd what appeared
li1e sips OF instructions 10 oiicets In Command OF
Companies. Descending from the heights Of Mont.
martre passed several groups oi the dsahected
cordially endorsing the charge which has been made
agsinst The government IN Ls reaGe1 by NJ Pyatt,
OF trying TO lr6uce the population TO revolt This
singular Indictment, when has been spoken of tor
some days past has now been sei forth in due ioriu
probaoy remember dsssyed tue ecu onaeT a, ar M
deaux OF h,s own n,otion and on iis own authority
An Act Us ATIoS AGAINST GENERAL yiNoY
| OF menacing tne peace oil the city because ne re-
Central Commlttee OF the National Guard. The
| proceedings CT ~. Pyatt would be simply amusing
| Parsian voters, whom he can influence 10 the *
| tent OF conflict with the regular troops. II ought
| no. TO be lorgotteu that tlilS peat,1man though
taking upon himself TO disnss the Chamber, T.
fuses 10 resign his seat, ana insists continuing 10
draw his IA, as deputy
| AM0SG ANOTHER CLASS.
| Passing hhe looking battalion o. National
| Guarda--the Thlrty-second-who were standing 10
their arms IN What thought was Sill The district
occupied by the reyolHtoutsts, was agreeably dis
appointed 10 nnd rom the conversation OF d group
OF officers The sidewalk. that they uph0dcys
| OF Law ana order and weio posted where they were
, by General d'Aurelle ue Paladnes, to act as
a check on tacr upruly nelgnbors whose out.
| posts not Than nilJin
! yards distant Getting INTO conversation with
these gentlemen was iIiufincd tnat tner battalion
aud niue others nad been detailed FOR tlis important
duty ana would remain under arms ali nignt. AS
we were Ing guards ana outpost sen.ries were
placed, arms We're piled, aud the men broke OH and
overhowea the few cafes within the narrow limits
beyoad which tley were not allowed 10
pass. This morning thelr Colonel iuoTmed mo
General dAuielie dc Paadlne7 received all the
superior onicers OF The hatlonal Guards who would
able Impression. lie declared his eaiire adhesion
some waT@5l 4e ciss ' I5a's5s imperialism r%.:s
a he did t' not " at ali hide Ills Xel eMeTmaatoa Ter na INTO 10
maintain strict discipline and put down disorder in
The force entrusted his charge. letting fail leS
words expressive OF his dissatisfaction at the reyo
lutlonists having been 20 long allowed to have their
SWING and OF his Intention 10 prohibit All meetings
Of men ia uniform except when paradea BY his
fer Tie purposes defined by law.
THE SCARCITY or STREET CABS
has been felt so severely III the better parts OF The
city since the termination OF the Siege inat 4 W..
orous eIcrt was necessary TO cbeckuIaic tue eIaao
rate demands Of The few coGders VINO are stil
IN posses OF guant specimens OF tue
power OF equine endurance. Happily La COM
payne oeS ietttes Iottiges nave proved equal to
Inc occasion and we are Delighted to find they
| have just struck a bargain with the German COM
missarat departments Tor $500 horses, al All ave.
| rage price OF 5C0 francs cacn.
! ANOTHER DIFFICULTY.
The dsbandlng OF the Garde Mobile promised at
nrst to go on smoothly enou2h but unfortunately
an occurrence has Just taken pace which ihrea
TO create n,Oti0t dinlcuity az we'll rs q Gardc a.
tlonal difficulty. company belonging TO the De-
partineni OF the Seine par9ded this !nornlng in
| the Rue de Laval, and on being informed By The
captain that untii they were discharged Their pay
would be raduced from II. 60c. to 46c. they broke
out IN open muiiny, declared that it was an
| attempt OF their commanding Oilcer to swindle
| them, and threatened MIN with death. The unfor-
tunate officer was only saved from prompt execu-
ton by the Intervention OF some Of the civilian