The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-28

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sembiy enjoys no authority whatever put = 0hy
the play thing OF some occult power wnicn aa
a,gn,e rong The members have already sent In their
resignation, or are on the point OF doing So wnle
ofsers are under surveillance, or nave oeen aireauy
semi 70 oecapy the cells OF the Conciergerie What
ruarantee have we against the imprisonment q
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leave leave the Commute to its l:.atss.,
TIE REPUBLICAN LEAGUES MISSION.
raies Of the Republican League for Versailles yes.
,arday morning. The delegates are NM. Donnaz,
Bonvalet and merchant whose name Is Adam. AT
meeting at nj. Floquet's house on Monday evening
the delegates Instructions, which possess q double
character; were agreed upon. In the first place the
delegates are TO COMMUNICATE TO M. TIMERS the
wishes OF the League, which principally aim AZ the
maintenance OF tue republic and OF thorough mu-
nclpai franchise and at the protection Paris being
ccniided solely to the National Guards. Secondly,
In case M. Theirs rejects these conditions the dele
gnes are !" enter INTO negouatons On ,pese BASES
government would propose TO Paris aud upon which
II would wish 10 treat.
The family OF Mr.. Washburne, the United States
Minister, were obliged to leave their residence on
Avenue de Plmperatrlce, on account OF the shells
BassaRe,
can, Russian and Italian parents have been re-
moved from their schools in Paris, during the past
ten days; 1t is dreadful crush to the poor school
teachers, VINO, during the war had little, and as
soon as rich foreigners returned they mad COM
menccd. The number OF English and Russians edu-
called IN Paris Is very large.
The American Ambulance has again opened fts
tents and gives care and attention TO the victims OF
every day. And ambnlances have been put up on
the Champs Elysees. The Palals de l'Industrie is
again filled with wounded.
on Easter none OF the churches were decorated.
The Madeleine did not look much as II 1t had been
piliaged Divine service was held as usual. Eight
funerals OF National Guards took place on Sunday
victims Of saturdays battle.
Letter or the Imprisoned Archbishop Of Pnris
to NJ. Thiers-Thc Inter ImpIored to Step
the Cruelty OF the Versailles troops and 10
Make Peace.
Mgr. Darboy, the Archbishop OF Paris, has ad-
dressed the following letter from the prison of Mazas
TO NJ. Thiers:-
to submit yesterday at Mazas where am Imprisoned,
practiscd by troops upon some National
sss s a ss
the battle held Seeing that hesitaei to believe that such
O. sa O. can Your a' Mr. The
these facts which perhaps you and
i
10 Ss s o o
Nevertheless the OF such prevented
the power to take efficient measures for that purpose.
find fault with me for having nterered midst
of this struggle wi tn those could
end 10 it, humanity and religion
me to do
!have only applications and address them to you with
who has Of late seen much misery Il comes from French
heart which beeds the misiortunes Of country 1t
from religious heart, ready sacrifice everything
even e to save those whom God has made his flock and
asDee the sp at 70 e is
racter much as It 10 within your power.
G. DAkBOY, Archbishop OF Paris.
PsThe contents Of this letter prove that have written
1t according Information received need add
pressure has exercised in this that
have written II voluntarily and spontaneously.