New-York tribune., 1871-03-27
TIE PARIS REBELS. .

THE PARIS REBELS.
THEIR CHARACTER AND DEsIGNS-DIsTRrsT or
THE "RURAL ASSEMBLY n-TITEIR DEFESsES
AT MONTMARTRE AND BELLEVILLE.
The London journals contain numerous COM
murcations respecting the or gin. character and object
of fbe revolutionary movement In which, OF course
are written under various Circumstance. and colonel by
the political principles Of each Journal The following
are selections from these reports:
III PRIMARY CAUSE OF TIE TBoUBLE-"THiEIY CENTS
IIR PAY"
Tho rebels are very dstrustul Of the Government AMI
are not easily to be coaxed by fine words. Moreover
although they profess 10 bc very anxious for the Repub
lie they have other objects ut heart which tcy arc uh
willing 10 forego Thus Tor example 'herc - ut sty
question OF paw Tue pay OF 80 eous go cents dy
was stopped Tho National Guards were Eui' anu ieIL
occupation OF Montmarre Is ar much IA resent neat i'r
the loss of heir 80 day "a for e G'ienst 0 te
KepuUc. when Gon. D'Aurecs de PaiadinGs cQnlsr4eI
with Tho commanders OF the National Guard liIl, Hta;
10 see what hattahOus he coiid count upon Il ne az
tempted to yndicate ms snthort{ he vas iG'a tlic &
General cannot count On any battalion: 49,, ., .-
-. Picard has In manner pfomisoo mat the 80 so's
shall be continued til the men find employment
which at all u their taste, FOR tLtl feNet IA iSI
ness; but the Guards mistrut him. ana ..ny ih9i tDey
arc being cheated. Moreover, they object 10 Ge Auf
Giles dc Faadines-no;. perhaps personally bot becauSs
their privilege 20 eject thor own officers If they
may elect their colonrs, why noi inc neH'lu III CO.. E
lie dlsbanied-.nd then again TO Ice reconstructed Ins
is very disgusting % iie latros-thS pdrta or & tne
pure bioods" a, they are called; and tAa' Is why tLey
are in iusurrection.
THE REBEL INTRESCHED CA"P.
Tho Paris correspondent OF he Dciy Ners describes
Lis visit 10 the famous nights OF Montmarre from which
the Reds Of Paris threaten to hur destruction on all re-
actionists The citadel Of the demacogu Qe says) is
watched jealousy Mont NslerIeu used 30 be- More,
10 he nhsbitau of the h.hts arc allowed 10 approach
too near Here and there on the little zgzas patn@ays
slippery, sentincls stationed On the summit they
iooLs Ike iitti, rcdoubt The eartl is thrown up,
bcafen down evenly and between aperurcs can tee
e5a3R SSn At ts Pont w5d % e ali but nro
BILE. few resGGte men on ta9 ,@p OF ne en- 70
aud The Place 81. Pierre would very soon he cleared
phsts sTe n oer Sa rg and q 10 the @ there
little roads and fights OF steps Wach iead up
coud OF course. be defended very enscvey but yet
only hall barcade has been constructed IN one or two
Of them, aud II would be necessary 10 Ostuct ihem an.
Sn with "A few hours' warning, and Il few rcsolute n,n
10 resist Il Impossible that the nights could be
taken without much lose o. liie beLmd INC h"tte,H On
the clin theIe 20 1cdpeces ready 81 any moment 10
be dispatched to each Of the htue street. ny WHICH Lne
Goy Crnment might attempt an attack oi lLe posuo'
There srs plenty Of paving stones about and lurtdde
to protect gun could speedily be thrown together
TIE REBEL WORKS AND ARTILLERY
Beyeyie and the Place ST. Pierre are becoming quite
popular resort aud parties Of sight-seers are TO be
seen trying in vain to paes TIC senc3 and examine the
earthworks These are assuming Formidable proportions
large gang is always at work, and tney VIII loon lle
battery Is conplecdglacis, Cmbrasres patI0lns 9ll
in perfect order. The park oi guns below are auetGy
.
for rHemei on the 9Th they at work on rcdOuOt
destined 10 serve as toemept for some OF tho guns
the angles OF the work 10 rake the gaCs Iu an
other p hours every gun ought TO be IN position. ,
Tie following ore the principal artillery parks ana
batteries with the number Of guns In the hand. OF ne
disadected National Guards; ~ the Ih6einnnfg, %
VOsge-, as Rue Legendre, in lie l@tignoles 1o; at
Monmartre not including !he mitIaieses shd now" 20 IN
a. ,,J SEEN tdt ont ~ Q0ttaiops of National Guards
~ 4
ing OF hostility between the two sections Is increasing
THE REBEL FREss-IEFIAMaAToRY LANGUAGE
The Paris Vengep refers to the National Assembly in
the following terms;
People OF Paris, remember the ca ira Ghe od reYoit
tonarv s0nr( The rural Assembly fears Paris. IL -
natural 1t fears t and hates it as the RepuoISe ~
the King-Kng OF France OF Prussia, what mattefo IT,
80 long as he Is Kingi NO there ID not dll elpuSn ~
seurs tbe Deputies sent representatives OF the Ieo
pie starting French citizens, aud turning UP WIN WI IN
famOns peace which transforms Paris into ianpquIe Oi
Berlin, France into yassal realm o. or t ne 1ts
should be transferred, but to Cayenne!
The IopIIAR TEELlNG-TLUSDER MEDlTATED-GLNLhAL
DIsTRUsr
The revolutionists determined to abandon lovea q
principle, and adopt hatred as iGr soundef p"'c"i
oueratops IL l.. perhaps under tho influence OF @ tnIs
that the chaeauX aud villas IN the helshO
hood Of Paris which have been spared py the n,tr
are Threatened with destruction as rVVi % ~ - tbo
Shall have disappeared Ii Is not fair III the eyes VIZ
Association for the Propagation OF Haze ana ne Nieah
ING OF VENGEANCE that any nvidous distinctions sI'uu
lie made II is evident that persons whose houses haNo
moi been piIaged by the Germans must nave beth Vi
good terms with them, Und they therefore deaeNeopc pc
pilIaged by all good patriots. ,, ..z,, ,o.r
These the arguments promulgated by Glars ol t3% NV
Journals which daily cropping up ana are one o tio &
most unhealthy signs Of the times lbey aIo I'i & Va ~
coarscsf language and OF the most cXtrdVagant ldea
often unfit for publication. NJ. Ncmllot III an artCe l
ie Unirers eXposee the state OF affairs with courage
which will render him ject OF popular wrath ues
the mower of the Government becomes more hIluy
established than IL il 1T present. Tine MOD ne sdS
" do "A hat they likc-drOWn policeman, HoS "uhau'
demolish house at their pleasure, ana no one urus "
terfere In reality, at this moment inc Io"est e"''''
reign In The capital Of civilization ... ,r,n.
T6is il a fourth plague, worse even than war iaIne;
r stileuce-terror; aud this unless the inhhhoou 0i
ParIs drives the eaHoHe with sticks INTO iis st@Is, VIZ
ne pon NJ according To the editor of the CHieS' HHo
=. Tninrs 4 lin considering how he shall pay the Ger
mans iheir money There can DO no douDt lht mias M
-. tended 90 eyasperate the revolutionary party hoio
tIau ANYTHING ese is the moving OF the CnahiIs 70
V"r.a.s I'm this, as ia every other act or thc o".e
% tcr rrofGgs 10 sec Il settled design to drive tcln
m rny6nfion I 10 tire ixod idea Of tins party tha my
are tuc victims OF plots 10y when tlef sAil w i'' w
Gisturbaucc and then murdered whocsa!''