The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-01
moNEYED ASPECT OF THE CASE.
The Alsacians Resolved to Re-
main True to France.
SPIES EVERYWHERE.
General Aspect Of Affairs i'm
France.
PARIS. March is. 1871.

pr0prletOrS nave signed the memorial NJ the III
bunal OF Commerce to exclude the Germans, and
to prohibit them forever from engaging In trade
and commerce In Paris.
NO MORE GERMANs-wHY3
1--WE want no more sples.n sad proprietor to
me to-day. my father employed many German
clerks In his house in Paris and they constantly
spending money, though they had insignificant
salaries. The truth ID they were In the pay OF the
Prussian government and forwarded consolidated
reports upon the habits customs ami tendencies OF
the people, as well incidents at court, cx-
positions Of army discipline, official corruption
aud by this means Bismarck knew France and
learned Its weaknesses. DO you suppose these
men can return' Neyerp With others l ven.
tured TO demonstrate against permanent proscrip-
ton OF the Germans, urging that they were or
derry, intelligent frugal and INDUSTRIOUS. l was
answered.
DOWN THEM.
First-we have five milliards to pay. Germans
shall not divide with Us the trade and commerce
which they have tried to destroy; nor shall they
come here and work against the income oil France
which Ii to pay for their successes and conquess.
Second-They are an offence to order, and enc
mics to French feeling and sentiment. They prefer
things we nate. They love ineiancholic literature,
monOton0us music, lives OF torpid indulgence, ana
we know they look at us as declining race.
Third-All money getting by the Germans must be
speculatioAs upon our mislortunes
HOPES.
Ny own opinion Is that the Germans win return TO
Paris In three months aud rumors rife That Bls-
marck will make q large Abatement In Indemnity II
the French government will guarantee protection TO
German citizens and negotiate treaty OF COIN
merce.
FRENCH HATRED
against the Prusslans is only ntful 0utburst OF
bravadO. This evanescent exhibition Is apparent,
because the French, whenever they get an opp0r-
tunity, fraterni1e with the Germans and have sort
OF respect for Power both strong and temperate IN
Its triumphs There are no servants In the world
that can replace the Germans the hotels OF Paris
They do. as o body. speak French, German and Eng
lsn, ana often Spanish aud Italian; are quick, IN
teligent and respectful; can be secured for small
pay, and are faithful to their obligations; and are,
moreover, honest.
THE ALsACIANS,
declining to be recognized as Germans, have
adopted rule that they will, for purposes OF dis
JUNCTION, wear hat band imprinted In gold letters
on black ground. "Asacian." Proprietors here.
aware that French clerks and servants will not
satisfy large element OF their foreign patronage,
are determined TO secure Asacians as help.
OFFERS TO AMERICANS AND ENGLIsHaEN.
Inducements are being offered to Americans and
Englishmen to enter French houses and refill the
vacant German places. Preference Is given to Eng
lishmen as Americana nj this moment, are not very
pc ular, because OF the late proclamation OF Presi.
red places Paris and that ali they want appli-
cants who speak French and English.
are hooking 70 Paris in search Of situations.
REAL EsTATE
10 declining every day.
70 be placed upon the so-called spontaneous SUBJ
scr.ptson to pay on the national Indebtedness to
Prussia. Cremleux, VINO subscribed I0O,0OO francs,
u almost alone, and moneyed courage and patriot
ism are OF no higher degree tnan tue military
after. and France viii eventually concede, Is
AMERICAN AND ENGLISH CAPITALISTS
are feaflng ana heslsAting to embark capital In
rancs n5s @ e. vD:S s ssa m
EnEiisn they believe snss The system Of interai tax
a;aCn about ss % ps adopted slmla. % that IN the
fasia second THAI s6as iii NV vsucs q personal Cha
rsssss wiz BE- 60 hl!n tass nvinx wili H., 70
here. Inew IN American reSidcnt WHO
bought house on the Ay .,a rImpsratric;e Y
sell the sans property for 2lsvvo francs aud qua
Paris All capitalists are very timid.
coVardice. They arrested an officer near the Bas.
ullo. who escaped By russ and was rescued BY the
fncenIiary posters Commune 70 be put up about
town. 81 t2
mat r Mem e s ssn, !. .,sv aGS q
negotiate for the command Of she National Guards,
which has Deen rendered 70 he !sfhsr 1885,,
Toe 0iooDc0lenoo 0u0 1n6uDOk0inohOu to Vtn0y and
anected. and the forces Of this Dody DO nos oatnu-
Louis Blanc, Victor Hugo and all the extremists
are baak m P1au. ~ ~ ~ #4s .tH "a
MsSs and : snss s SiSss en-
The theatres arc nearly 81 IA running order; she
% ss r Valentino cns passs Of nn
Paris, hooded with Journalists, awaits some climax
Nam unu fluR fia lxft
and vinoy; bat to-day 10 tranquil. SNOW Eel this
morning; bat as write-avs Y. Mine weather Is
beautiful, but cold.
Scenes nc the Bassil Ia Bisnareh's Alarnisg
systcn OF Inisrnasisnsl Espisaass- Tho
Resss Observation-Disclosures asA All tho
PARIS March le-6 p. NJ.
Up to this hour the red nag sti nies nom the hand
OF the gded figure OF Liberty on the summit OF the
Bastie Column OF July. was there this morning,
and the same Idle gossps, the same hfeicss but
loud-talking crazy fanatics made circle about the
base. admlring III the pacards which ''liberty,
equality and fraternity" could suggest In large
black characters, on white board. was
"rBs REPUBLIC UNIVERSAL"
and oil along mp TO the cornice OF the GROWING gal
lery were inscriptions ssnifyins socialism and
anarchy. Sailors were looking dowa on
the crowd from the summit and were
seemingly little pleased with the Type
OF republlcanism displayed at their feet The Bas-
tile Ii most beautifully dressed wreans OF unnor-
teues, variegated nsgs gay streamers, pendant
anchors and white and mourning. The DISCUSSIONS
about the Palace found to be the old story-more
money less labor for poor fewer privileges and
reduction Of fortunes OF the rich RUS Is what Is
meant here by red nags; let the world be not de-
ceived. The "reds' look ugly and ferocious, but
their appearance exceeds their capacity to act and,
I believe, their desire to do.
BISMARCK AND THE SPIES.
An alorming report has reached me that Bismarck
has his spies and reporters IN every capital Of
Europe, in every manufacturing town and chief
CITY, and that the United States are nIled with his
correspondents, travelling and others resident
These men, II u said, arc charged with missions to
xannt tia importance Of Germany. To secure the