New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-11

!, Ne Is National Guardr I happened 10 rc,n.,,
lee, moisleur replied . soldier, ana wish a.,
were an lying rs blue as hop There appears 4, % ,Y
Die bitterness on both sides but am moi sgrc H. n
versaials are not the mplacabIe OF the two q W.
WI ma some more upstairs, Monsieur should You co.,
alone, and not trouble myself on their account" nc
sisted In my search, aud he shrugged his sho5ldt,
heap OF ruins Of What bad once Iecn f st,,ii ,na
under a great cash in the WALL where s'rjps r.;
man seemingly an occf With bullet bS og " NH L 3y
temple and another through Biz heart. nj. Eee w.,
white with scraps Of plaster, and he borc g, Of hay
lain there many days There nothing to he dono az
him beyond taking his number for tho sasf1cton Of b.
rends ana 10 We scrambled down the broken stair and
entelodthc next house. which even moro sbott1ei
than the last. On the threshold OF the front shop our
bodies we're lying all officers aud all shot through IN.
head. One of them seemed very young with smooth chin
and small while hands. and srpge 10 say, Jno had
yet robbed him Of his gold slecyelks and little trnEet.
A MONARCHY POPULAR At VERSAILLES.
VTsatts (Aprl2 "a CorcponieH> The L0ptoH Standard
! find that the temporary capital OF France
y Wnrh nore Royas' than expected We must hsys
ARG ma ory Of the politicians here, and his
rhn uesr has not YET been clearly aouncedIrom the
81" a, prevented declaring themselves fromfa dread
In the National Assembly there arc a hundred
n9 ths rest are L@dtmiss ami Orleansts;
in d, "I hi NJ THEIRS every now and then pro
bt Ms adherence to the Republic, 1t has not ths
EnoSs ot chance OF lasting in France. Tho Pan@
Psr. mas DESTROYED it, "A soon a. the
Assembly will without delay vote the loans the inheu
| At
@S",WD,voil, ana tho other measures which the
government Will propose reluctantly account Of tho
then be cleared monarchy which win only have 10 h
ppTtd IN order to be accepted by the majority. Ths
DE- suppressed in fortnight three es but TIE Va
uona Assembly will pass the urgent measures have
ucacd ami then, in two or three months, Constituent
assembly VIII he summOnedtO select sovereign anl W
| SETTLE the new Constitution.
THE STREETS OF PARIS UNDERMINED.
To .gs fprt ~ Correspondence Of TIE Lcaf0a TveL
III VI. Cluseret and the leaders of the inter
nauonae are LETT TO act Paris will soon resemble sores
OF forresses. linked together which must be- taken sue
cessyey at the price of numberess ruins and honsand,
OF ves III may be seen in fact that all the Places and
ns Ro cSgSsSaS into spS q
army bnl!t, are beng erected ~ the edd Of all
constructed Of payingstones made into maSiyo
walls, covered with earth. in which ITO shells
and chambers prepared Powder viii be Within TO
charge them all but it would be too much even il soms
| only were ignted. 1t has been remarked NOT whouI
anxiety that conducting wires have been carried into
the sewers where other chambers had been prepercu
and that all these wires electric battery esa
ished at Monmdrtre, which Is at present converted into
citadel The fears are perhaps exaggerated; myself
think sun, cannot avoid seeing what is evident 20
all eyes, the formidable barrcades which being
structed wherever there Is chance Of battle being
| fought.
sPoIIs OF THE REVOLUTION.
According to the Rdppei, commission Of
working jewelers. recently assembled at tho Ministry OF
Finance in Paris to examine and determine the value NJ
splendid collection OF sapphles ana pearls winch nag
been found In the cellars OF the Ministry. "WG have"
| the HdDUei, "had an opportunity OF examining
among others two pearls OF the size OF small pigeons
egg still attached TO their she'll and which, IN the Jady
ncnt of all must he worth several millions NJ francs and
put w sale by auction in France and, II fair prics
| is not offered they will be sent to Ehsland'
$15,0000O0 SAVED BY sTRATAGEM
| The Versailles Government secured tho
funds in the public offices in Paris by an Ingenious
stratagem These funds, which amounted to s5,G0Ooo.
in specie bonds. and bankbill-, placed in wagon.
used for conveying bread and potatoes from the CHARITY
Hospital to the AlmshOuse at Issy. The evening boioro
attempting pass this vehicle through the Issy gate
similar one was by the hospital manager by way OF
trial. and to dsarm suspicion. The guard allowed
it TO pass, while, at the same time, The
driver secured a pass for tho next day, written
I'm the usual WnOlici al style OF the COnlune' JPN
the gate even If there are orders to keepitco h9S
day the wagon, containing the treasure hidueh uBuT
sacks OF potatoes and lOaves Of bread arrived Az no
same gate and stopped, despite the written order
The guard who gave the pass away ana ~ success
sOr would not respect it, In virtue OF his lhtpe
tiOn ne proceeded open the door OF the wIgOh ara
having overturned the sacks, was alnt TO re-
move those which covered the treasure when y menteh
ant who commanded the post. arrived and called ON.
know all about that cart let it pass The guard et
20 the sacks closed the door and the vehicle passed ont
I'm an hour and half later, the S15OC0OOO Hae ia
Versailles. The evening the Commune Learned an,
and proclaimed that they were robbed Jhey sehs
orders arrest the or the hOspcc, Ds
he had followed the millions which he had holped u
secure.