The New York herald., 1871-03-31

speech as over the preceding ones. A nne band
played oil the national airs, aud disturbance OF
notice occurred. A feature OF these detachments
climbing up the ladder TO the column OF the Bastie
30 as to march around, was the "daughters OF regl
ments," who accompanied them in their ascent.
or course, loud cries OF "Vive la le du Regiment ~
These 'iles" are not remarkable for the beauty Of
their faces-but II your foot pretty show II.
THE RED FLAG
sti foats on the top OF the Bastile. The Figaro,
alludng to the red nag having been placed there
without the slightest authority supplanting the
true national coors OF France, says:-"The republic
of the United States Is not certainly ideal OF per-
lection; there are many many disadvantages to be
found; but IL Is the image OF order, and whoever
should take 1t into his head to place on public
monument any other nag than the starry Flag the
author OF such q scandalOus act would be imme-
diately judged, not by the government, who would
not have time to interfere, bur by his fellow clti-
zens" 1t appears from this article that the repub
lie Of the United States Is tho model which tho
Figaro offers to the French. What renders the
United States powerful Is that she is accepted and
oDeyed by the entire world. Even oil the royalists
in Europe demand hospitality oft and this repub.
lie has lasted nearly century.
FEELING TOWARDS AMERICA.
The Paris Journal and the Mot TOrdre call the
Americans "stn0,tttdr republicans" : President
Grant fecitating the Prussian empire, ''while
France. IN the past has shed her blood for Yankee
each day Of the Germans who have had the hardi-
hood to return to Paris after having served IN the
army against Paris.
HOSTILITY TO GERMANS.
The following Is the manner In which the paper
denOunces those who have returned:-"Editor of
bacher, tailor. ~ Rue Richeliea. is Prussian-has
returned to Paris to commence again his business.
Yours, &C., Leon BenOft" Others who have been
"a dpra n q n
twenty -four hours Several who refused were arrest
ed. Speaking OF the papers that were suspended by
government on Saturday La Pdtrte says:-"We are
passing through an agltated phase and the political
waters in which we swim are very tempestuous and,
crowd OF miserables to fish therein with profit"
These papers, tits true, were oil sensational lie
tns mas o s Dvas
life OF Jules Favre. The crowds Of boys and girls sell
Ing these papers were provoking to the extreme: 1t
was one OF these papers that caused great excite
ment on Friday evening by crying OUT, "Assassina-
tion OF the Emperor OF Russia Six hundred thou
sand men marching to Constantinope ~ &c, &c.
CONDEMNED RIOTERS.
Four OF the rioters OF October u nave been con-
demned to DEATH The day they were condemned
tion-viz., Mot diOrdtre (Of RochefortI lie Hengee,
La Bo'.cne dc Fer and La Cr,e du Pe'tpte. Banque,
who Is OF the condemned, Is out bail, but not
In Paris, and likely he will remain away.
SINGULAR CASE
Is to be brought up tomorrow before the court OF
Assizes. A mock regiment OF Nationals, who pre-
tend to be organized and received under false pre-
pany Of National GUARDS, who naued go all
represented as married, drew fifteen sous each per
day for their wives, while $50 men drew pay for 273
wives. The case is to be investigated.
MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL.
A grand musical soree IN aid Of poor artists took
place Sunday at the Grand Hotef The bill a. the
Grand opera on the same evening was very inter-
esting. Madame Lacay appeared Tor the first time
IN the SOLO OF the second act OF "Armide;m Berthe
letn "Faustn and "Semlramis.n The trios were
wen sung. The yauaeyile opens tonight March Is.
Parissns Paris ans % or Lies @ Parislens.h '1 The H varieties
Is having great success @ with jeap D. %ToIrgaols I
is going on to fu houses OF the Gymnaise At Tolies
GERS IN. three acts: The Theatre FRANCHISE Is
WIN produce lies Miserabies,' OF Hugo,
with q powerful cast, the last Of March. The
vlctorien Sardou has written new comedy In five
@ acts which WIN not be produced at present.
Theresa has returned to Paris married on dt
touch TO his comic opera, called "Le Rol Carotte"
with osnbaehs music Nearly all the artists are
returning TO Paris. rur ~ :. sgyovs Irs
have been completely ignored during the siege, and
the dry goods and dressmakers complain OF dun
times. The few ladies who have dared to display
spring toilets have been hooted at in the Champs
uas sss & h seass s q the he a s
who is leaving for London. one dress she had made
is worthy OF notice. pearl-cOOred silk underSkrt
with large palts on deep nounce, with perpendicu
lar strips Of black velvet between each pait, and
border of Chantly. The overskirt was black silk,
l0Oped up on each side with black velvet bow; the
waist was made III short basque form to match the
underskirt, and trimmed with velvet and Chantllly
lace. The costume was Short and the effect was very
beautiful. Her evening dresses were almost all satin
and figured silks. Large satin stripes are very much
much note Will be seen before April or May.
The press on the subject Of modes de Paris,
prevent the ladies' from dressing, and states that
Paris has been much hurt by the threats u these
defenders OF the .repuon2"e ronge,n who insult
There seems to be no law or reason to prevent these
people Their ideas OF liberty, equality and fra
ternity are at o low Standard
LIBERTY OF BILL POSTERS.
On Monday noon bill poster, whether for
more more conspicnous posted upon Gne residence on
Boulevard Haussmann an immense green placard,
"Dr Charles Albert cures instantly all secret maIa
clared the fellow ought to be arrested; but the Ma.
tiona Guards were not In the vicinity, 50 that bill
poster got OF all right. The crowd tore down the
DURING THE SIEGE
some OF the most absurd advertisements were
said, but to-day such an act and such an advertise
men as this blllposter wished to leave on the fine
an peu trop rort. The boulevards are now rather
clear OF the soldiers who are mostly camped on the
Champs de Mars. Bellevllle and MOntmartre are
quite caln but cannons still in their Old places
Public carriages are still scarce and when they are
had the price three times ~ as much p It Was
WI ten o'clock at night anq a the trains rgn regQ
larry to the envrons OF Jne Guy. ---.--......
THE SANITARY CONDITION
Of the city Is still better than the preceding weeks
and the decrease Is very encouraging to those who
feared contagious diseases. The number from small
pox is s5 typhoid fever, 25s; scarlet fever, u measles
30. cholera, /; bronchitis, 379 The entire number
for the week ending March II was 293a. The city
is very neat and clean; the weather mild and warm,
with slight showers,
A letter from an American at Nice states that an
old American sailor belonging to the Franklin (now
at Nicel, was stabbed, killed. and then robbed by
three Italians OF Caribadls uisbanded heroes They
have been arrested and Will be severely dealt with,
and one probably executed. The officers O board
the Franklin have orders not to 60 ashore at night
unless they 60 armed. Norwegian died suddenly
on board from heart disease. The Franklin leaves
In few days for Spezia, Naples and Trieste. She
returns @ home next fall There % are hosts OF Amerl-
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Blunaups amation-ThO President Of the