The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-01


she really looks her a. future dependency OF the
! German empire. IL Is that nave heard many
Germans entertain view; but never believed IL
wa WIN the ,dea tnat, by the rapid propsgaon OF
Tue Gerinals, ny iner enormous wealth, patient ln-
dustry and good citizenship they could ever nope to
control North America.
| CARL sCHURZ
az senator rom Missouri, IL one ~ the leaders, one
OF the propaganiisls Of This desgn. though ne has
not been IN good odof with those VINO made AMI
supported him. His caree, my informant believes,
| Is beginning OF test Of the herman colonlzalIon
scheme IN the United states.
/ THE FORCE Al VERSAILLES
! Twelve thousand men are now NJ Versailles IA the
| guard OF the Nat ona Assembly.
| Great difficulties are apprehended to-das because
oil the rents falling due on properly, the amount OF
| Indebtedness OF which was aUated TN un4el sy he
government OF Trocnu.
TnE DEATH OF CHARLES HUGO
| has made sal impress on here. lie W. A man so
arniabie, so noble IN ms personal chArs with
such brilliant prospects tnat al our AS pay MS
| memory Tributes OF deserved praise.
Twenty thousand new French troops have left the
| Vicinity OF Paris for Orleans
MoNrMARTHE LAST NIGHT.
Generals tNationas) were convened on the top Of
M0ntnarIre last ngat. Fiourens, vino Ia con-
| deinned to DEATH was elected member OF me
Central Committee. GarlDadi mas been appointed
General-in-Chef OF the National uuar1 Men0tti
honor. Montr0uge. Cncny aud La Chapeile are In
the hands Ol the ''reuS.o
Tho Ferocity oil ths Paris Moh-Hcrsible
Scene ON the Place de LA BGsliIe-Narrew
BEING Thrown Into the River-Thcy are
Almost beaten TO Dsath.
The Nationa, gives the following account Of
which took place ON the Place de 10 BastiIle
giving another Instance OF the fer0cious nature Of
the Paris mOb:-
similar to that Of the ,h February happened on
meeting Of q Nation ,iuari ba r,io
the sais situated a. the corner Of the Soaevart Beau:
dressed in the uniorm OF the National .u,rd ana wore
.ad was seen to take nos Sns o. !as 90.
20 VIM. h,s sn.pG a s loosns man rsa o. nm
the neon .sissd
Guard tsIi battalion u are / must
yv. IS - "a n asps s aoS
tered, and, seeing MIN. erca med. "ers sssgt vle
lie struck him IN the iass Ins esss " Y we responded
however intsrferei and eIscsi bo.h comoaana The i'm
which WAS the ..
SSisSsi around the eomOas.Sts AMI seized the *
assn n.s1s's %s e aa
's 10 hm rn. c4Sws
pouneed upon the new and dragged all the three =.
the pps however, refused to rsseys them Da. the mob
r s1 as
loud re s se y Sv q:
Sl Temple ian an the S.ssgen. q
more as.n. 'e and bea. the anor.a
a hsn Death wa.sS into The water With u:
sr.
. s bank a 81 .ss % =. w &
the National Guard exclaimed "Do not lot US commit
.hsm' TN. gropo.on w.. f.or.ny rsssiysi ana sis
t session. s 40 e hon.
replied tina, hal Jactlon In such and
Of the prisoners let IN the hands of the committee. -
others conducted the route 70 Beevs In passing
the river the mob again n. e. desire the
Who begged msrsS them
When sy the
q s9sras ss on. 90 the pr
but he promptly dsarmci an arage, athed In blood
All s Of % ] nsm
upon him alone The face Of the nntona's =, man wa:
hi, p.n.aoons and SHIRT! all IN Even his flannel shirt
Televls and Kept there The Sc es We who va. is
the hands OF the Central COMMITTEES. is almost dead. and
| The Montmartrists mt Work-Their Pro-
srammc-Thcy Look Out tor the Loavcs
! md Fishes.
The Paris journal La Ltoerte, one OF the organs Of
| the Commune, says that the National Guard Of
| Montmartre VIII only dlsarm on the following
| dtions:-
The election Of Commander Chief is ono OF tte frs.
haSs sas, :. ~ ne wo
be collected ia park belonging 10 tne Ns,oas Guard
Of the National As.emoy which h,ya. no constitutional
andate has right whatever TO legisiato
B. The convocAson Of Constitutional Assembly, to CIT In
Paris.
Daily pay every National Guard until the resumption
OF work. which will order 10 re-estaDished
Ia Paris.
Several commanders OF the National Guard have
formed themselves INTO q Committee ana published
the following declaration as their programme =
The republican principle should be placed beyond
all discussion.
The republican government being the governments
Of the people by the people, every citizen has not
ONLY the right but also the duty To defend the repu b
lean Institutions.
In consequence. the undersigned commanders OF
battallons declare that they are firmly resolved 10
defend the republic by ali possible means against
Oil those who should dare To attack II, and that they
protest against and wall oppose by all the means In
their power. every attempt ut total or partial dis
armament or the National Guard.
Here follow lhe slxnlturesl