New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-06-16

ary. rRoCHU CONTINUING HIS pEfh 1NoI,yED-
rnE REPUBLICAN MANIFESTO is REC hIv
IL p.pII sYNP ATTY MOVEMENT RIDlCUAn -.
Nv -1Ip SECULAR PRESS-MORE ARkEo''
LONDON Thursday, June 10, i0'-
Con Trochu continued, before t'e raosdav
,.somhIv TO day, one remarks oomrneho tho ,ndi
a. ,ndcaton OF his defense of Paris he his condpct
xtduals arrested as Prussan agents IVA oanneared az
AZ the military affairs of the cspI as one case
leaders OF tne insurioe" ,ad that the instruction
'i'"' Va - 80 ton Of the war Win frussiA' 1o
oons,ndes nv condemnng In Vigorous 'N
,oo,cp,s mild alluson to the commune ..-o
.,or ,ras introduced In the Asson''S i w 49,
.,oa of the passports OF person' ee 4 ,oS,1
- -, ,otions proposing that the presehV ASeo"Dv
at far two wears, and that IL enao' VI s" 80 ~ ~
oo,,rol ~ the finances OF the country.
- n,oesto Of the Deputies OF the Leit' Processing
lne a. ,ntrieues of the Monarchists, is generally
nroved in Versailles but the Radical address 70 the
n.to Of Paris creates bad impression, because II en-
asavors to excuse the Commune.
TO- Fcueh press generally, with the exception OF the
,,eians Journals ridicule the efforts OF the french
psbops to commit France to the restoration OF tire
J,nne,s temporal power. They pronounce the ques-
ton settled and declare that France cannot inter
te,o report which has been extensively circulated
IN France that the Italian Government had demanded
tl recall of the Duke dHarcOurt the French EmDassa-
dor TO Rome, is positively contradicted.
The Republican journals of Paris express their joy that
,h clerical members Of the Bourbon family have exposed
their MANS and all Of urge the electors to reject all
candidates for the Assembly whose platform s vague or
ambiguous 1t said that the Duke OF Chnrtres VIII
take part in the review of 100000 troops to be held in the
Champ de Mars on Sunday.
The Times speeial dispatch from Paris says Marshal
MacMahon desires to resign the command o. the army
The Reserve Corps Of the army is TO be dissolved and
{ta will retire from the service.
Persons arriving from Paris say half has not been told
of the troubles in that city, and that the destruction OF
life and property Immensely exceeds both the Govern
inent and newspaper accounts Tue workInen OF Pars
are almost unanimously Communists. They are very
bitter because their cause has been defeated, and hate
both Theirs and the Bonapartes Many OF them VIII
enirae to America Charred cOrpses have been found
IN she ruins of Hotel de WIFE, and undoubtedly
the remains of prisoners left in the cells by the Commun
tsts Three hundred Communists we've arrested IN THIS
city between Saturday and Tuesday last
The Gaulos newspaper) states that the fusion OF the
Orieaniss and Legitimsts is yet incomplete. The Pers
journals say that the Eastern Railway is daily crowded
with Germans returning to their homes, and laden with
punder An average OF 1900 persons arrive III Paris
daily by the Northern and Western Railways.
Napoleon visited the Kent Cricketers Wednesday,
received enthusiastic reception and held levee.
He is undoubtedly surrounded by his old adrens, and
bold movements are rumored.
JUNE 16 q. .-Ine countess OF farIs last ngnt gave
birth TO q daughter. Napoleon and Eugene have made
q visit to the Prince of Wales.
The Times states that the French loan win amount &c
only two milliar1s of francs.
ne Times specials from Paris report that the state OF
siege will to-day friday The reports of renewed
agitation in TIE Belleville and viette quarters I'M
founded.
German soldiers visiting Paris occasionally insuted
IN the streets have refused seats at the tables
IN the restaurants.