New-York tribune., 1872-02-12

ski, Pole. was for timc its 's- Gsnor,,
according 70 La Pet1' Prsssc, re-, t 1's n,,f snf
N cash, the sum OF 10000 irancs nee " bsSss.
But the end was approaching Beats n oYorv ro,..
and seeing that their cause was ho0 @ tte Coogsrab
lists determined to DESTROY the capt. Franco NJ es
iraI glory the pride Of the cyiliz rid TbIs NJ
s'rOus idea was not neE, one Cu5eret, wSs
well Known la the United states, hal nounee1 4 isn isn
before, 10 a letter.1uqted by NJ T. aiad = letard S
February H. 1870, in which he said: " cr inysel, ~
which has just passed shows tnat tue Orleani.tsn n
creeping by degrees toward powcf, mlWiSw ace ace
claws Of H. ~ In such way a. 10 bayss Nc ne
to substitute themselves for him some gns my
iDg Now, on that day We ml-t he rsta- sta-
physically and morally. on that day ourselves on NY
ingl Until then shah probably renha Qulst bafs ~
that day. affirm to you, and ! never -ay yes ior A.
Paris shall be ours Paris shall 10 east n ~
be the decisive moment Tor the people" The Hoias..
and the decree went forth that Paris shOa ee
prison OF ST. Lazare on tie sole iaat ne e
should go forth petroleum IN hand t0 a.i IN arneH
during the last days Of nc Commune is wol kaos1a ~
some striking incidents may interest you.
THE LAST HOURS OF THE COMMUNE.
The iendish outragcs perpetrated by the COmmmI..
in their desperation, not on the proud and wealthy m
on humble and hardworliing men, guilty Of no ofenss m
pat atriotsm are almost without parallel in tie hs,s,
of crime OF the many appalling illustrations q a.
fact will cite but Wnen the insurgents vem,
firing along the Boulevard st. Martin 10 the PaesS
Chateau Eau, they entered well known resanr,-
kept by n. ROnceray, and demanded Us -urrendTs
order that they might find there shelter u.
airing on the Government troops Take itp -
the proprietor pOwerless TO resist, "a he prep1st
to retire, followed by his waters; baI y
was suddenly stopped by the rebel CAPTAIN and ordea
to take a musket in the insurgcnt ranks. I. Gre a.
Fronchmcn! never ~ was the heroic reply The en-
ployes, man, gave the same answer to the same D.
inand Shoot every OF them :! w1s the cap,sls.
order The savage and drunken rebels yelling Iks
ferocous beasts, obeyed with alacry; one yOIey was
sufficient. few moments after, Ronceray AMI hs
faithful garc0ns hurled from the window by ther A.
sasslns, were lying on the sldewaA, %here tey re.
NAMED FOR the rest Of the day-ther dead bodies hs
eloquent OF all protests against tne mad brutality
the most relentless and nhuman OF all French iacons
As the last hour OF this ins0ent desp0sn drew near
evidences Of mutual hatred and dstrl.t n it own
ranks were everywhere conspicuous. III her eowardy
peared, seeking safety in foreign lands while lts really
honest but deudcd supporters were st hgntng With
bravery worthy OF noDler cause. y escilze for
example OF the principal promoters 0 the Commune
honest Deescuze, nc f0ndly called, diynng ihs
Inevitable result Of the contest, attempted 10 escape IN
his carriage by the gate OF Vncenne5 ne was ernyr
fused a passage by his troops posted al tDat pont
Go back The Held Of battle" said tie major CON-
Inand land die Ike a true Republican" The aged
Chateau dEau recognized Dy woman IN the ranks
armed wtha Cnassep6t, who charged HIM with treason
gni cowardice. She assailed him. and he replied bya
uDsh Then the mob rushed lm, beat him. and rolled
him in the gutter Delescluze, recovering, and neryas
himself up To die, sald 10 his assalants: Yes,
wrOng in deyOtng my talents and experience 70 your
service Sou c4ll inc n traitor because repulsed vile
creature who insutol in spite OF lay years andmy
gray hairs YOu combined 10 assault me-nog fOlog
me, and will show you whether am AFRAID TO die
with a sudden revul-ion OF feeling, the insurgents
shouted Vire Deicscii.e % the Old advanced
the bariicade which shot and shell were literally
raining. shortly after he received two Dalls ID his
breast and instantly dropped eless. The women who
were IN sympathy with the Commune did t1er iul
share o. DuIhlas anu n-.lis ,iDe & 80 oecsy n,a1"
days Those from Montmartre were specldly pfOmi
nent circulating through the heart Of Paris and With
milk cans filed with petroleum. saNageY Dent On iHAA
lug their Mceudiary mission % the Dltter emu.
FALL TIE COMMUNE.
Finally. the Commune fell; and, on the 18th 40,
Marshal MacNlahon was enabled 10 issue proclamation.
closing with these words "The strife Is ended Orler
work. and security will reyiye;"-aIpFomise speedily
sustained by facts. The excesscs which the regular
troops committed in their hour OF triumph, whatever
NAV have beon their prOyOcati0ns wholly UNJUST.
liable II cannot be denied that the French army, IN tho
fierce eiatiOn ol victory, treated tie champions oie
dreadful thirst TO k was dominant both IN officers and
In soldiers. Litte discrimination was shown Rther
mad desire 10 eXtermuatc everybody Nl0 was supposed
10 be en- aged in the work Of eXtermnatng French cy
zaton. must, however, be said that the murders OF
the French army were Sins Oh Impulse While we nlI-
Ctfs OI tAe lhsuF5 At5 Wcc sis VI 9seI, nIte - .,
RUM was the object OF the Commune, ana @hen u Was
unable 10 overthrow the legal Government u the coun'
try II carried OUT lts Ol5hI pun anu WV resue "a
tOn set re 10 Paris, determined that It's d%ehng rs
Libraries, its museums, rs moaunenls shou % Ssss ~ W
exist. Its spirit was SIMPLY oaiDalg anu %nsn a So S
Commune was stricken down. the eyllLel wOnro1 wy ~
pected that its renGs would ut least disaYO" US aroe
ties but such was not the case. 49,.
Throughout Europe the organs Of the International
nationals in address cmanltug from the Mllanese
Sections said The principles OF the Commune OF a-
The English IujematiOnals echoed tAis sentiment. Mr
johnson, OF their speakers, at meeting held as
June, in London, declared that those wOrugmen vl0
shce the Ial Ol Lc commune DluSh lOr H. are 70 DIANE
Ihe Commune had perfect right To execute the host
Herr Baori, a member OF tAe Ierlhan lafiihent rom
SiXOny, made speech before that body. in which he
said: The aim Of The Paris Commune Is neither an im
possible nor percl0us one as II mas been oneousy
called by previous speaker On the cont!urg, IN all
Europe, those classes not dead to all feeling 0 liberty
and Independence look upon Paris as thcr staff Of nope
Never mind whether the insurrecti0n is ,uplFeSdO
outpost sirmish, which VIII be followed up some day By
great European battle. War TO the palaces, peace %
the cottages, and death 70 luxurious ideness, q ald
ever viii be- the watchword OF the. pr0leigtai in al
parts OF tie world"
RESULT OF TIE RULE OF THE Commune
II Il he objected that certain sections andreran
t0Is merely expressed their individual opinions, 1t is
only necessary ID point to the address OF the General
Council OF the International Worlin gmens Association
dated in London, May 30, 1871, printed and published
for the Council by Edward Trueove. No 80 High iio.
born, London" to snow that the society by Us Mghfss
authority, fully indoIse5 the Commune and IT'S aes
This address styles the fallen rebels martyrs" De
cares them enshrined in the hearts OF the laoonlg
classes and asserts that history has already nhlea
their cXterminaOrs 20 the eternal p0ry IRON winch an
the prayers OF their priests VIII never fgcrcd IN
rescling them" As recently December j. 10 l. uLw
conspicuous members Of the Commune, slgies ol lie ~ a
decrees-Ranyer Gourmet, ana AInaud-na'in nay ~ s,S "a
from the just punishment Of their crimes, were Dnee
by being elected members OF the General Oop%Hh. %
London. Ranver was one Of those VINO lssued % oia.s
for setting fire 10 the public buildings OF taTls az va
shown by papers found on the persons oi SONG d s1o
fallen insurgents. Recent adyices from .1iype on
that the refugee Communists, abusing lne % A.
ptaty Of England, now busily at work creasuIs ~
incendiary pamphlets among the pauper l0palSaouaa "a
London estimated at 10000 souls), melting thcm VIZ
and make way with the rich. Can II DE- Nonusss,tS
that some OF the European Governments nave GeuNen
To the severest measures against an Associ%tuv, %
which employs the torch OF the ncendary and 'he VU
OF the assassin to advance its causei -,
On the 90th Of May 1871 The London Times .,
Paris the Paris Of civilization. is no more. ge Ss
itself against France, and rather than be beaten nS
destroyed itself We may look for IL, but we Snal nnS
its place alone. Dust and ashes t0ttcrng walls W.,
molten iron-wOrk, smolder and stencil are a 'ns
remain OF edifces and collections, famous IN history t
resort OF all nations" Happily this statement u ,et
bravery VI the loyal troops the ey i,SiI s ,sa
Wholesale ruin. The Tuileries, the Hotel de fno ,Ss
Ministry OF Finance, the Palace OF the Quai OIa JIM
Palace OF the Legion OF Honor, were DESTROYED Ina