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

come out on the Orleans road. saw That Montr0uG'
was up an stirring, th0agn " did sur
rendcr rs cannons 20 The lawful authorities
thing more threatening than the aintvde o.
the people in this quarter: They we're OUT IN tn rs
boy was without arms In dapitia cd shop az tue
corner Of the Rae Rocheioucanli the opposition
headquarters. The streams OF Nationals OF the
Fourteenth arrondlsscncnt were going TO and
fs Smns m sam :e nrem sSscs, ssT
OF the characters OF which there are pictures
In Lamartine's History OF the Grondists" lt
was positively frghtlul to see arms in the hands OF
such men. They are not at all particular as to cos.
tune, particularly in the matter OF headgear.
Numbers or them wear siouchcd ielt hats. ana nave
hair falling to their shOnaer AMI I saw u
brace OF pistols in the belt OF more Than one OF
among them Many q them were 20 wen provided
win cartridges that tney stuffed them INTO their
out at Montroase, and all the walls We're piacaraei
with proclamation from committee siat.
Ing that the Nat,onal Guards are the protectors OF
the republic, and that their CHER and timer officers
ought 70 be appointed by taein ana tnem alone.
In All the VINE snois and at all the corners down to
Guards, and some cases 1 saw them linked
with soldiers OF the line. Every man Of them
declaration their part to tell that they were
moi out to hep the authorities. Recr0ssing the
/ observed many Nafionai uuasds sinking down the
by streets AMI making TO distance from the main
body Of their parucaaF corps. Thes were com.
the executive thougnt tney could rely upon;
But their bearing 10 no doubt on ms mind
that, IKE the gallant little National who had
thrown down MS nrelock and pulled on his uniform
hecausee his chief would not lead nun against the
Prusslans, they were going TO show their patriot
ism by running away. AS this time 1t was known
thai shots had been fred and m Killed tnat troops
musrets and rsrsed - act ana thae u serons
struggle Was impending
THEIRS Pr0ciaEntiOns-Appcnl to all Good
citizens Of i'ariB.
The following proclamation was issued by the
Theirs government posted on the walls Of Paris
on the 18th March,
INHABITANTS or PARrs--We address ourselves
again TO yoar reason and Co your PATRIOTISM, aud
we hope hat we shall be heard.
Your great city, which can 1--we only by order, Is
profoundly perturhet IN some or us quarters. and
the rerIurbation OF these quarters without COM
cient 10 oostruct the impulses OF industry and OF
woll-bcing.
For some time evil-intentioned men, under tho
preiext OF resisting the PrsS ans, VINO are no longer
witnin your walls, nave constituted themselves mas
tiers of part OF the town, nave there thrown up
rcncnments there mount guard, forcing you TO
mount Rnard win them uv order OF secret COM
mittee winch assumes TO have Tho soe command Or
part OF the Nauonai Quart, mus despisine the
authority OF General d'Aurelles, worih5 OF being
at Your mead and Wishes 70 lolin government IN
opposition To the legal government established by
universal suffrage
Tnose men wno nave already caused you 80 much
mischief, wno.n you have dispersed yourselves, GA
tile 3Is OF Octoper advance the pretcnsion oi de-
tending You against the trn sslans, VINO have bat
made an appearance within our walls ana whose
dennitiyc departure Is only delayed by these ds0r-
ders. they train cannon, Whtcn, II they IRE. would
demDlisn ohy your houses, yolr children aal Your
selves; in word, compromising the republic IN
stead Of defending 1t; Tor, n they establish In the
opinion ol france Inc Delef tlat disorder 10 the
necessary consequence oil the republic the republic
would Dc ruined. Believe them not. and listen TO
the trata. which we tel YOU IN all sincerity.
The government established Dy the entire nation
should have already refakcn those cannon stolen
from The rtate, and winch AZ TINS moment menace
only yourself should have st0rmel those ridcl-
lous entrencnnens wich stop nothing hut COM
merce- and should have put under the hand oil JUS
tice me criminals who would not fear to maze civil
war succeed war with the Iore9ner but IL has de-
sired 10 give 70 men deceived time 10 separate tnem
se.yes IRON tho VINO deceived them.
Nevertheless, rne Time accorded to men or good
faltn 10 separate themselves from men bal faiGl
L robbed from your repose, RON your welfare. from
the welfare OF al France; that time, the efOre must
not be indehnitciy prolonged.
SO long as this state OF tnings shall endure trade
IL stopped, your Shops are deserted, the orders
which " ould come from everJ side arc suspended,
your hands are iile, credit does not revive AID the
capital OF which the government mas need to deliver
tue couatry from tue enenly's presence " slow to
present Itsef
In your own interest in that OF tne city and in
that oil france, the government Is resolved to act.
the guilty men VINO nave assumed 10 have estab-
lisned GO, ern.nent OF their VIII be given up
70 regular justice. Inc cannon pIundcrcd from the
Slate shall he replaced IN the arseaas and In order
TO execute that urgent act or justice and OF reason
tue Rovernm mt counts upon your concurrence.
Lei the good clti4en5 separate themselves from
the paa; let them assist and nor resist The public
force by 80 doing they will hasten the returl OF
tranquility IN the CITY. ana Will render service to
the calhe OF the repuDIc Itself, which disorder
won d ram In the opinion OF france.
Parisans we use such words towards you be-
cause We esteem your good se-se your prudence,
your PATRIOTISM. But, that warning given, you VIII
sary taat at any price ana without days deay,
oroer, the nrst condlnon oil your welfare snoaid
revive entirely, immediately and anchangeaDiy.
A. THEIRS, PresdenG o the council and
CHIEF o. the Executive Power.
DUFAURE, Minister Of Justice.
PICARD. Minister OF lnteior
PoUYER-QUEaTisR. Minister OF Finance.
FAERE Minister for Foreign AFFAIRS.
General LIZ RIO, Miaistei Oi War.
Admiral POTHuAN Minister OF Marine.
SIMON, Minister OF Pubic instruction.
DE LARCf, Minister OF Pubic Works.
LAMBRECHi. Mine OF Commerce.
The following proclamation was published by the
Theirs government III the N0nt1e,r ODicsei OF the
10Th Of March,
NATIoNAL GUARDS or PAIIs-A committee which
assumes the name OF central Committee. after hav-
Ing seized number OF cannon, has covered PARIS
with parricades and has taken possession during
the night Oh he Ministry OF Justice. II has fired
upon the defenders VI order; II mas taken prisoners
and IL has III cod blood assGssinated General
Clement Tnonas and general Of the French
OF TINS colnmitteeg Nobody in Paris Knows
them. Their names are new to MI the
world No one knows even to what party they be.
long Are they communists, or B0napartisls, or
PiussiansS Whatever they may be. tlev are the
enemies OF PARIS. which tney deliver up to PALACE;
OF france. which they deliver 10 the fruss ans; OF
the Republic which they deliver to despoism. The
ab0ainaDe Grimes wnlcn they have committed take
away all excuse rom those VINO may have to follow
them or 10 submit to then. Win you take the re-
sp0ns0ilny OF IN II assiSnatiouS and OF the ruin
which they heap up II 50, star nj home hut II you
have care Tor bon and Tor the sacred inter-
ests rally 10 tue government OK the Republic and
to the Nauoaal Assembly,.
The Min sters present in Paris--Dufaurc, Jules Fa.
vre, Ernest Picard, Jules Simon, Pothuan lie Flo.
Proclamation Of the Theirs government, dated
March 20:--
NATIONAL GUARDS OF PARIs-An absurd report Is
being circulated that the government IL making
preparations fur cup d'etdt. The government OF
the republic neither mas nor can nave any other OBJ
Ject than tie safety OF the republic. Tue me assures
winch IL mas tlkea Were Indispensable Tor the main.
tenaDce or order, II InLen1e1 aud SUI nten1s tuo-
roughly 10 put down TIE III surrectonary committee
whose members a almost all unknown to the IN
haDitants Of Paris They represent nothing but CON-
munist doctrines, and would hand over PARIS 10 Dil-