New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-24

PRUssIAN oFflCEks e ~, .pDs-A LETTER FROM
louis BLANC-MILITARY kOLN 40 D| WV
TINUED IN PARIS. ,-,,o,- 1,ro 20 1871
The Libert6 reports that Nioieh' qualio .oon
,laoe Yesterday on the boulevard - oo
- ord a marty Of Prussian onCers' III 80
"oeIs "au MacMahon has requested the Prus-
OF inc a =. rrevent his officers from entering the
city. ,s r,oDo % ruhlished declaring
sn, be Republican party hitherto ioree' must peooiN'
q power. -, >,,,.o. =, ,ba interior
,bst n would be inopportune TO restore civil Law IN
pais AT present, but the Government would aho" inc
vens every liberty in the coming elections not lhcoi
tsept with the public safety. The public utterance Oh
,nsprrectionary doctrines and inhammatory appears
could not be permitted. The Assembly has appointed
committee 70 revise the DEGREES Of the Governments OF
Tours and Bordeaux
The stringency Of the passport system mas peen III
creased Arrests continue to be made Among the prs
opers sent to Versailles within the present week are
considerable number OF wei dressed ana Iespe0'"D' Wy
NEARING men and women.
A report that the Count dc Paris has arrived
at Versailles is unounded. There is great apathy III
Paris in regard the elections. The Marquis de Gaorac'
French charge Afaires at Berlin, has arrived In te
German Capital.
the French loan will be issued at s2f 5Oc, payable In
n ipstalmens Subscriptions to will be received on
and after the Goth inst The Official journal pubnshes
decree recalling to their posts all furloughed easures
receivers and collectors receive subscriptions to the
loan 1t also publishes immense lists Of amounts received
ny the French COnsus and ambassadors in foreign eoun
tries in aid of the victims Of the war.
Marshal MacMahon has issued order abrogating
former regulations permitting the sale Of inammables
BY the new order retailers forbidden to keep on hand
Mt time over two hundred Hires OF such material All
persons who dsobey this mandate will be tried by court
martial Manufacturers and dealers in arms and am
trad 10 11hr1itf IN
the fabrication and sale Of those articles.
An explosion OF Runpowder occurred to-day, In the
Poyeon Of Vincennes but fortunately nobody was In
lured Fifteen thousand troops have been sent 70 FOn
tanebleau where two OF the courtsmartal are 10 con-
yene The corps Of Gen. DOuay will soon be sent 10
Lyons. The Ver6 says the courts Will commence thef
sittngs on wednesda next
NJ Pietr formerly Project OF Police, and secretary W
the Emperor Napoleon is expected TO return TO PARIS
Theirs has presented 70 each OF the regiments OF the
army copy Of bis history Of the Revolution and the
Empire" The Gdu0iS announces that the elections ior
the Co,sels GeneraaJ will be held the 10th OF July
The French mail service for India and China will be
rgestabnshed July leaving Marseies once fortnight
OIL Sunday.
A FreeTradeIeague has been established at Versailles,
with NJ Leon Say as President. and NJ Flotard. secre-
lary The League objects to the modification of any OF
e commercial treaties with other Powers without the
assent Of the Assembly
A sTRATAGEM OF ROCHEFORT's FonED.
A Paris legal journal gives details of the
arrest Of Rochefort 1t says:
The train stopped at Meaux, station about 10 miles
from Paris An officer came TO the carriage door ana
asked the passengers for their pa sports or
S Know M P 2p we're s neccssy but You give
me pen and tb T%PeF G S TTio s aT 0hff
Sou viii follow me You will have what you require"
Rochetort followed the officer who placed him at table
asked at the MeaG5 station for my 2Sn Sdn Ry
Max writer about to seal DIS letter
when the officer said; Pardon me- am obliged to take
The officer took the letter and read it. " All right" SAID
he but why 90 you sign Ign h CI Nan 9nrSad ae and a
peaTed troubled. The police officer immediately declared
hun be under arrest, ana, placing Aahueuls VI A
brought him TO Versailles.
THE FATE OF NJ. THIERs's WORKS OF ART.
The Paris Steele gives full particulars of the
disposition OF NJ Therss works of art with respect 10
the fate Of which much anxiety has been expressed
Ii appears that previous the demolition Of the man
the furniture warehouse the Quai dorsay and there
classified The furniture the Vi ny frs
Goes in the Vatican, remained IN the Ndrenouse, at
a. e6enS which followed the explosion in The Champ
dc Mars The private papers, correspondence, mahu-
s.,rints Sc which filed several large hampers. were
sent to the Hotel de VILE The gold and silver articles
81 briefly emphatcaly stated were not seen az an
atuettes and basreiefs were at nrst
the Louvre, but, in the absence OF 10
receive theI they Were ~ eaT ne pa viii6n de-
Medis and the Pavilion de Flores. The Steele hopes the
FALLING u of the ceiling OF the upper story ma! III some
degree have protected them.
LOUIS BLANC AND THE COMMUNE.
M. Louis Blame has written the following
letter 10 the editor of the Paris Figaro: "sR; read
IN an article signed by you that the honest Republican
tary is justified iu expecting from me protest against
the abOina lions Of which Paris has been the theater
and the victim. surprised at that remark. what
honest man could without falling in that respect due 10
himself e, obliged to state publicly that he views muir
der. fire and pilage with unmugated nOrrorf value
myself highly enough TO think that such declaration
on my part is perfectly unnecessary. Also when pub
lie Indignation Is 30 great aud legitimate II only TOO
much i'm the nature parties TO turn that Indignation
TO account, and make il their resentment and
fleir designs We should not aid them In doing, lest
anger take place OF justice, the innocent should be
Invoked in the punishment neted out TO the guilty.
You are aware Sir before tribunal lOOkersOn
bound silent; l. the duty OF all TO be silent when
Louis BLANC"