The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-05-20
A CONSTANT AMOUNT


is always kept ready for the needy poor and is,
am told, $780, oof Citizen Rigiere, formerly Min.
lister OF Finance, now a member of the Commune
and Mayor OF the Fifth reimbursement, Is one OF
tae dispensers OF this charity and offers large sums
his position by Citizen jourde a man who knows
nothing OF financial questions, and his subordinates
are not more intelligent In their special duties II
seems to be the endeavOr or the Commune to raise
large sums and fOrtlfy themselves against bank
ruptcy, which would inevitably come were it not
also hopes TO gain the political influence OF the
fragment population by keeping it In supported
poor Parisians must despise after eight months OF
life as Gzz6ron0 outlaws in the city. But the Com
mune Is
GOOD CORPORATION TO WORK FOR.
IL pays fully and neutrality-suspicious. w0rkmen
the barbados, the simple soldier or the officer
whether his name terminates with a ''ski" or not
If you have horse take 1t 10 the Commune, and the
Commune win appralse IT aud your money is
Chassepot or springfield either, render MP at The
Ecole Militaire and you viii make handsome
proht. Most
EVERYTHING IN PARIS Is MARKETABLE
or soon VIII BE- You can even sell your patriotic
services to fight against the Assembly. and II you
with SUFFICIENT sang Jrotd, not forgetting to make
yourself the hero OF several battles, there Is
was t mss not the ee otSeq
when an Englishman walked In and demanded
10 see all the horses for sale. Twenty-three under
went his rapid inspection, and sixteen bought
IN twinklIng. Considering that horses cannot be
removed from Paris, the question occurs. was this
not speculation on the success OF the Commune y
Outside OF Paris the papers TEEN with descriptions
OF the ferocious character OF the government; but
can assure the reader that those who wish to make
money at this moment hail fellows at the Hotel
dc Vile. One man LII particular, know, thought
weeks ago that the Commune was a Dand or in
famous assassns, but to-day, by an easy permit ne
would not have the Assembly restored for all the
world. Political augmentation, after ali, in Paris
consists in line OF logic which steps from the GEN.
time to the SOU and then to the heavier denomins-
tons Of the Bank OF France.
THE WOMEN OF PARIS WANT PEACE.
As last attempt at a reconciliation the following
address was pacarded on all the streets OF the city
yesierday:,Ihe women OF Paris, IN the name OF
armistice; they think the courageous resignation
they proved during the terrible winter in siege has
party In action ana hope that their title OF wife and
mother VIII touch the hearts Of those at Ver-
sailles as well as those at Paris. Weak from
The frightful suferlngs OF past was and
terrified by the dangers tnat threaten another
war without glory they appeal to the generosity of
cities TO lay down arms, II but for one day, and let
brothers unite and understand themselves, and
little ones are exposed to death from the falling
shells while sleeping in their cradles; all whose hus-
husbands aud sons gam day by day their bread
Working In the ramparfs; those who are
slllng the deds;, all THOSE who are calm ana
Paris and Versailles, peace peace This appeal
has no other reply than the explosion OF shells and
hearts oil those wno hold the destiny vi France III
their hands.
FATHER HYAcISTHE on THE SITUATION OF FRANCE.
The Following letter from Pere HyacintIe. ut
Rome, 10 an American gentleman, holding a nigh
position La Pans, may be read with Interest,"
. Ro1E April II. 1871
My DEAR FrIEsD-since It ia impossible for me TO rem
der myself useful Al Paris happy be ia Rome.
have not done great deal here s true. ha
seen aud continue to daily and good things Tne
destruction OF the temporal Power is surely accomplished,
and will not rise again. The result walt not for Italy
but all Europe and above all the Church But
where she gong Poor Ship without pilot and without
masts carried away by the tempest between those
anarchy and reaction OBJ that God may conduct her to
port You have remained twice greatest troubles
faithful friend The shes Of the civil
more effect 10 drive from Paris, that you noby
than those OF the foreign Invasion The foundation
college nas commenced under the suspicious
stances and wall no conb be Of the most powerful
strunens OF mora regeneration OF great and