The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-06-24
PARIS REPORTS.
TELEGaAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Victims of the War-Trade Regulations
views-Quarrel with Prussian Omcers-Ar-
rests.
PARIS, June %, 1871.
The co1ctal Journal publishes a decree recalling
to their posts all luroughed treasurers, receivers
and collectors TO receive subscriptions to the loan
AID FOR THE VICTIMS OF THE WAR.
The O0cidl Journal also publishes immense lists
Of amounts received by the French Consus and Am
bassadors in foreign countries in aid of the victims
of the war.
TRADE REGULATIONS.
Marshal MacMahon has issued an order abrogat-
ing former regulations permitting the sale of IN
nammabjes. BY the new order retailers are forbid
den to keep on hand at time over 200 litres OF
such material. All persons who dsobey this man
date Will be tried by court martial Manufacturers
and dealers In arms and ammunition are also re-
quired to submit to restrictions upon the fabrication
and sale Of those articles.
THE EASTERN NAIL SERVICE.
The French mail service for India and China will
be re-established in July leaving Marseilles once
fortnight, on sunday.
LOUIS BLANC's VIEWS.
A letter from M. Louis Blanc Is published, de.
carng that the republican party, hitherto force,
must become power.
QUARREL WITH PRUssIAN OFFICERS.
The Lfoerte reports that a violent quarrel took
place yesterday on the Boulevards between the
promenaders and party OF Prusslan onlcers. In
consequence OF the affair Marshal MacMahon has
requested the Prussian commander to prevent his
officers from entering the city.
THE PASSPORT SYSTEM.
The stringency OF the passport system has been
increased.
Arrests continue to be made. Among the pris-
sent to Versailles within the present week
q considerable number Of well-dressed and respect
ably appearing men and women.
Gunpowdcr MISUNDERSTANDING the Courts
Martiai-Piesri Expected-rhicrs and tho
Army-A FREQ Trade characterization
Apathy-The LOnn.
PARIS, June o. 1871.
An explosion Of gunpowder has occurred in the
Poygon Of vincennes but, fortunately, nobody was
injured.
GUARDING THE COURTS MARTIAL.
Fifteen thousand troops have been sent to Fon-
tainebleau, where the martial are to convene
GOING TO LYONS.
The corps Of General Douay will soon be sent to
Lyons
The Verite says the courts will commence their
sittings on Wednesday next.
PIErRI EXPECTED.
M. Petri formerly Project Of Police and Secretary
to the Emperor Napoleon, Is expected to return to
Paris
CONCILIATING THE ARMY.
NJ. Theirs has presented 10 each OF the regiments
OF the army copy Of the history Of the Revolution
and the Empire"
THE GENERAL COUNCILS.
The Gaulois announces that the elections for the
Conseils Gene,aur will be held on the 10th Of July.
FREE TRADE LEAGUE.
free trade league has been established at Yer
sailles, with M. Leon Say President and M.
Flottard as Secretary. The League objects to the
modification Of any Of the commercial treaties
with other Powers without the assent OF the
Assembly. - Z, :sss..Sa.zs xsss
-,s-crs,y NOT AT VERSAILLES.
report that the Count de Paris has arrived at
versailles is unf0unded.
PARIS APATHY.
There is great apathy in Paris IN regard to the
elections.
The Marquis de Gabriel, French Charge d'Anaires
at Berlin, has arrived at the German capital.
The French loan win issued at s2f. 60c., payable
in seventeen instruments. Subscriptions 10 1t will
be received on and after the Goth inst.