The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-02

tions The security OF oil citizens Is assured by tnl
The Central COMMITTEE Of tue National Guard
I ASST, Belli9ray. Ferrat, Cabick, MOreau, DuDons
narlln, Boarsier, Morsf Zouner. yalette. Joarde
Geresme, Halsc, Guryeret
HorEL DE VILE, March TO- 1871.
ADogher proclamat on SAYS
You have entrusted MS With the defence OF Paris
ana or our rishrs. We have commenced to fulfill
aat niission assisted 6y your generous courage ana
M nrabie coolness We have driven OUT the gov
ernment which has betrayed us. Our commission
mas now expired, anu we hasten 10 report 10 you.
since we 40 not pretend 10 initiate those whom the
popular Will has overrirown Prepare yourselves
therefore. and hold your communal elections. aud
give 10 us the oniy recomDense hava hoped for
to see yon estab lsh real rapublic III the rame or
the people we mold the Hotei DO vllle.
here Iolow the same signatures rs IN the previous
MIR. Crcniemx ON the treaty of peacc-Pay
tine Prusss,sn and E.et Him Depart -Prepare
for the Coming struggle When France win
Demand Her Territory Back.
M. Cremieux, lately member or the Gambetta
Ministry. mas written the following letter 10 the
President OF the National Assembly,
ANAoHiN, March 1 1871.
Mr. PRESDENr-If we mast accept tins aoomin-
able convention which they dare call "lrpaty OF
peace;' If We must endure tne heart rendin mutt
lalloa OF our most cherished provinces, the Odious
piunier OF out treasury, let III at least make an
end TO the plague OF an enenly'5 occupation In
order to retire ron France tho Prussian exacts ve
milliards, OF whc one m,lliard must 10 paid this
Besides s.iis he mist have ave per cant interest.
Let US pay inme lately nvs ntliaros INTO his
greedy htndS, icc hin depart goryed with money
and plumber, out lei MIN depart at once. Ter nun
cease to dedle what remains us OF the soil OF our
beloved country
Let us saoscrbe these Ave milliaris and may
France remember until The day destined by heaven
tnat ASacc anu Lorraine are Frencn .erribory that
tho abandonmenI OF these two sisters - the dis
grace OF the EMPIRE ana tnat the republic W III proud
~ raise her head AMI retiKe these provinces.
Let eyerypody consult his pecanirv circumstances.
funds IN her hour OF need. sac wall repay us and
our children IN long course OF years. From tine
mocesl fortune which have acquired oy more tnan
hail centnry's work Offer TO my country 10000
francs as my part OF The Subscription.
Let us make haste, In order that all tile money
may be SUBSCRIBED In the course OF the month OF
March, Inhabitants OF cities, ye VINO have made
such noble efforts TO preserve the republic associate
yours ,lyes Tor TINS sacrifice. show inhautants
OF the rural districts what patrl0tlsm can do. in
one month France may be delivered OF the ene.ny's
presence. AID. CnEMlEUX.
More FREQ than Welcome Pointed Letter or
the Marquis do Bicncoart to Prince Prcde.
rick Charles.
The Marquis de Biencourt has addressed the fol.
lowing letter TO Prince Frederick Charles:-
CHATEAU D'AzAY LIT RIDEAu, Feb. q, 1871.
MoSsEidNEuR- Your Roya. Higaness mas been
pleased TO visit the Chateau d'Azay In other times
snould have been much honored by this visit; nov
am forced TO tell your Royal Hlghness how strange
and brutal consider your proceedings. Do for
ge seignenr that you are not ut the evening Of
O battle: you occupy The department OF Inure ct
Loire Dy virtue OF the conditions or an afmistice,
and nothing gives you the right 10 to my
to require there to be entertained In spite OF
me, to eat my bread aad to DRINK my
wine. The gentlemen OF your star, the officers
OF your army ana you Know nothing oil The
consideration that wcil.Dred people observe the
coward the other: you are iglorlni OF the respect
WhcA in CIVILIZED nations the cOnqueror the
Conaue ei. IN sealing yourself ut nv liable, In
curing yourself to be entertained III my expense in
requiring champagne which had not. you give me
tue rgnt wnicn am PROFOUNDLY sorry 10 possess, to
speak to you as DO. Seeing the proceedings OF
Their prince l AN no longer astOnlslled ut the per-
fectly brutal proceedings Ot the 0lllcers of your
army who pOlute my dwelling, and who have IN
sisted on being fed in my house, at my expense,
since the An February | have tue honor TO b.,
monseigneGr with the most profound respect, your
royal nlghae35 most humble enemy
MARQClS DE BIENC0URT.
r. ST. anl told that have equally had the very
involuntary nolor OF feeding Ut M table his royal
HlghnesS the Crown Priuce.