, 1874-07-05

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Tho Assns,lt on t,smbcttn-ExcitingI |
scenes in tho Metropolis.
Tar1s tJune 12> corrtspandenes u tho Eeo Fork
The otroct Of oambosss a;ss; studied insult to tic
DonapnrttHts could have boon enay fornscen,
and 1t is only natural that tho public should tako
sitloH with hts lualro with IL. Rouhos. Tho lat
tor l'as boon admirable In big atatosm"niko mod
report to tho Ircsidont Of tho Assembly coacorn-
ine tho lnHuts he received In the buvotto. and
he has paid no sort Of attention to the crios ho
y foreed to bear in golng t9 Or coming from te
shown yostcrlay At tho station. The hall
and waiting -rooms we're crowded with mon
ard boys, VINO bad evidently como
there to ta1o pnrt In demonstration but when
tho people rushed forward to soc tho ex-Vico
Tmperor out nf curiosity, and hats were tespect-
fully taken OF to him % ho walkod down the
liue A stranger might have taken this econo
for tho triumphant onsry Of some Welcome guest,
Half an hour lator tue soene was changod. IN
my previous lottor spoke Of tho first insult to
Qanbotta, whom an cx-oiticor OF tho army uarod
him to repeat what ne had said IN tho tribune.
tho Libcrte and sonds tho ee'yanng dis
Of those Donnpartlsts, whom you, oharao-
terizod - wretchos," he said, "d0 you
by surprise, Gnmbetta did not know whnt to ahY,
bus bis friend, Guyot-Alontpayroux, oaltod for
the police. Al the gonanrmcs had soen nothing
they lot their prisoner 90 about Ills business. and
Deputies belonging to tho Loft. H.. Adune, II.
Lockroy, NM. Drisson and 0rdinatrs began to
abuse tlla polioe ; called them Bonapart'sts in
disguise, aud said that probably II. do Drogiio
suited. Several msu rushed forward and invited
tho poltce to arrost tho mon insulting thom,
oyoni If thoy woro Doputiea, and whon tho Brig
adiar {Sorgehnt OF Polioe) cnmo, 1o threatenott TO
do 40 nuless tho Deputios ooasod dlsputing with
tho agents. In tho ovoniug those scolloa were
renewed. Two or three mon tried to got at
aarnbotta, but were stopped by thopolico, atatw
mon kiokoe !, him rs ho passed, without reach
Ink tho tail of his cont. They verc roughly
bus tlod sway by tho goudaruleB. Crica On b0kh
sides ca1no from tho crowd
Yesterday morntug tho Journals wore as full
Of these disorders as they wore Of tho affairs Of
Prince Pierce mud Victor Noir four years ago:
Tho Rappel asked the people II tnoy wonld
stand by with folded hands aud Roo teir repro
| sontatiyes inaultol7 IliB was III invltaton
| which was eagerly accopted and at 1:25 .yostor-
| day the Saint-LRzare station waB crowded. Tho
cabnreta wero omptied for the moment. and the
ton, as ii, tho good old days Of royo!ts aeaast
constituted authority. There were cries Of pite
Gan,beNa when that hero appohrod. quickly
followed by nunleioNs hisheB, and by counter
| CrtoH OIL q 0H3 4tGUH1HSt NAo ~ tAo DaHu' ioo
| then cried for tho polico to arrest tho mon who
wero insulting the representatives OF tho pooplo
Go OH your way" said q Sergeant do Vile.
"nobody hns i,aaultod you." Az thls was not
satisfactory, the Deputy said an Ger: SOUS, as
| not matter who you aro. replied the gentlar'no,
Nif you do not move ou you will be arrested
YOURSELF" and az Con. snussiar continued to
cry cut ho vas arrosted, in fact, and token into
tie waiting room. but released IN TINA to tako
| &ro3 h Rotytnr the linn-f0r
all persons had to march between two lines OF
police-ao1neo ono cried: Tlloro is one OF the men
wllo mako theBo disturbances" Instead Of pass-
| ing on as he should havo done. nunvior attaokcd
Tbs police. "Aro you hore to protect the Dopu-
ties" ho cried in nngor,, 'or to lot them bo ip-
suited :" II: is tic Deputies tho,nsolyoa who
make tho disturbance" " replied tho garden do l.!
paix. II. nopvior began to cry st;ll louder, aud
tho door there was rusl, and a number OF cries
Of .sViyo Ia Ropubiique." soon drowned III hisHes.
"Tlat sounds like the day they had me back
against wall IN face Of = shooting aqu ad,
nounced as Bonapartiat, ealigot rorssin, and
other names Of tho kind and tue Bcrgoapt bo-
Bido him WIS assaulted With cane. Ho selzod
tic mau behind him, who ,happonod to DO II.
Lcfoyro, Deputy, who began to abuRe the
Which followed, NJ. Do Diahy and another Rali,
ca1 Deputy were also takon of to tho station.
huuso.
In The evening the disorders we're Still greater,
II. Rouler camo in by tue carly train = aud waa
received with tho same respectful silence. bu'
whom Gan'betta came the u snoata aEalh M l; osKan
Tho CRY Of "Vlye Ia Rspu1iqno sociale" mingled
with tho cry "vive uamoetta, . bas KaoaEas
"v!yo Ia Franco' ~ ~ Y'yo 10 comt4aano. ano
"Yive 10 Petrolo." The author OF tlis singular
cry received blow iu response which sent 1 hsn
reellng into the arms Of a gendartne. who tool
him on to prison. workman, halt tipsy, a'lt
with a short plpo III hls Monsn, aaia 10 =
wo-dresscd gentleman by hia side, Yah! hefei
another OF ces n,isorabos, these wretche.
OF Dunarart!sts.' The young mAn squared on
and lsnockod his inan!ter down, and then caiml.
said: No. am Logitimiss, but ready @ Tor anl
iasolcut follow, oil tho samo. WAen Tam
beta walked out hnrrody surrounded M " III
q hundred gondarmca found i hard work to keoi
back tha crowd. Tho Hadicnl Deputies took ~
tho hostile cries at once. and hurled back an N
suit, aud this Increased the tu1nu't. The pole
had to puHl them on to prevent t!olr Stopping t
handy words with this exc'ted crowd. AZ Gam
betta dosconded the stairway upon the arm
III. or1inaise. q well'drcssed man. wearing th
roBetto Of the Legion d'f1onnour, pushet
up In trout Of him and raiBed h!s cane