The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-03

Paris mostly the cause. Large crowds collect
around the different stores where proprletors have
been away during the war and return to their
former business occupations. On Thursday
siderable excitement prevailed at the Hotel Chateau.
During the dav mob had. notified their intention Of
shutting up, stating the proprietor to be Prus-
sian. Many ErglA4 and American families left
'.double quickn for safer quarters. The Germans
are now returning; but II they are all re-
ceived as / know a number have been, Ger.
many will understand that her last word
with France Is not said. Numbers who left
their families here to protect their property during
their service In the Prussan army with their lives by
attempting to settle down again IN Paris The feeling
exhibited is savage, and to such an extent is this
feeling shown that foreigners have to be cautious
and make known their nationality In some quarters
OF the city or else they expose themselves TO all
kinds OF insults and assaults.
on THE CHAMPS ELYsEEs
witnessed one OF these exhibitions OF hatred. A
crowd OF 0anatns were playing, and young Ameri-
can passed in the midst. III est Prussiesp was the
cry. He walked on and no notice was taken. d.
rectly an old lady, dressed in deep mourning,
passed slowly along. "Ah, Pruss,enneT they cried.
The old lady, who Is Prussian, looked In astonish
ment when they rushed upon her and tore her bon
net and dress in tatters and had not few soldiers
interfered she would have been foully dealt with
Of things continues, and the authorities take no
pains to put 1t down. aud In most the innocent
suffer.
THREE BAvARIAN OFFICERS WERE ARRESTED
yesterday and taken to the Mazas prison. Henry
Binler, the great carriage builder, who employs
generally from 900 TO 500 workmen, pacarded on
his large factory, Boulevard Haussmann, "No Ger
mans VINO have been serving against the French
cause employed" Several other large houses who
have recently reopened have also done the same
thing. 1t is incredible how strongly the feeling
OF hatred manifests itself. The French are going
earnestly to work to repair the misortunes Of their
country, and Will now show their industry by doing
the work that they have given the uermans en-
ndsSe to 90. They have gone lar as to prevent
the German language In the schools OF the govern
ment
THE COMMUNISTS AGAIN SEEKING ARMS.
A number dressed as National Guards presented
themselves at the factory. OF M. Godwin and
presenting paper. stamped, &c. declared they
mad been sent by the government TO make
odwn little stpee e at su taere an NM
expected requisition, demanded by whom. "By
order of the Committee or Pubic SaIety.n NJ. God
WIN refused 70 recognize the demand and requested
q day 70 think II over; In the meantime he informed
the authorities OF what had taken place, and lmme-
factory and the patriotic. requsitionsts dio not
turn with their Official stamp. &c. Just before the
thousand cartridges and hld them no one knows
where. The Communists are all more less
armed and the government aware OF IL. IL Is not
surprising they think VI having the sitting at ver
sallles instead Of Paris.
GARIBALDI COMING
Rochef0rt publishes the following letter OF Carl
baldi, addressed 10 one OF his friends In Paris-
NY DEAR LANLIND-Tcil the Parisians that I shah he
with them the day that they shall have washed the soil
priests and that In their distress love them Yours
C1ra2aA. March /. 1871.
MR.. wAsuBURSE
has entertained during the week General sheridan
AJAlIa
- all broken up and the doctors are taking rest
from their labors Dr. Swlnburne IN Paris and
DR.. Johnston with his family In Nice. The ambu- |
lance has been great success but ''red ribbons
have been given as yet although they are expected
by many OF the .uevoteu" AT tIat nstitution When
they are decorated the HERALD win know It, Nearly
PUBLIC EpIrIcEs ARE now OPENING.
The museum OF Cluny was open Saturday for the
first in SIX months. The fine paintings, which
were removed early in September. are now being
W e & e eve
artists, who have been deprived OF eatree so long
Time.
but no new pieces OF note are played. The Gazette,
while piping the "Siege OF Paris" Is playing
the "Cnatre Blanche' to crowded houses
ALL THE CAFES
in the Champs Elysees are undergoing repairs and
some have already commenced concerts. The few
that were IN readiness we're badly damaged Dy the
enraged mobs, who stole and broke everything they
could-al because these cafes had been open during
the stay Of the Prussians on March L. The govern
them. but as is the here too often, the National
Guards arrive when the smash-up Is over. The
gdDfns OF the city nave caused much mischief, and
IL happens tnat the Guards succeed In arrest
ing any OF them. They say they are boys, but dan
gerous boys when armed with sticks and stones.
Some OF the dem tDaOnde VINO have made their out
door promenades since the fine weather. are
shouted at and bssed, amid cries OF ITO Berlin
To BerlinW
CATTLE DISEASE
Is making great ravagcs IN the cy at the granaries
OF Vaugiraid 200 die a day. They have been re-
moved from La Nilette. Large quantities we're sold
on Friday; during the sale number 0roDDed dead