The New York herald., 1877-07-08
OBITUARt.
DE-. PAnIsEL, MINISTER OF COMMERCE OF THE
PARIS CoMMUNE-THE PECULIAR FUNERAL
TO-DAY AT NEWARK

| DE. PAHIsHL, MINISTER OF COMMERCE OF THE
PARIS CoMMUNE-THE PECULIAR FUNERAL
TO-DAY AT NEWARK.
large number OF tho refugees OF the Froncn Com
mune in this city. Brooklyn aud New Jersey will at
tend the funeral to-day Of Dr. Francis Parise Minis
ter OF Commerce and Chief OF the Scientific Bureau
under the Commune at Paris The remains will be
covered with the red dag and will be carried from No.
499 South Tenth street, Newark, j., to tho ceme-
terry the neighborhood by friends OF tho deceased
and no hearse 10 be used. The aged mother OF Par
| sci has embamed the body. He was ner only SOU
There 10 DO no religious services At the grave
addresses will be msdo by the refugees Gustave May
Quartermaster General; Professor Leo Segun. chief
of staff General Rossel Eugene POTTER, member Of
the Commune; Eli May, chief Of stan OF General
Eudes Tho funeral procession will start at two
O'Clock tho pail bearers being A. Marin, Laya Be-
douche. G. May and others.
SKETCH THE DEcEAsEp.
DR.. Parisel was born at Lyons 1870, ssd Was the
OF q celebrated chemist and sayant. shortly alter
his birth Parlssl's Iathsr moved to Parts. Tho son
chose the medical profession career and
graduated with hign honors at the Medical School oil
Paris both As doctor and surgeon. Subsequently he
ttached tor several TO tho Hotel eu Hopi-
tai do la ChartG and H0pita Ia Piti6. In 1868 he
commenced practising on his own account In Gre
full In 1870, when PARIS was beseged 6y the Germ ans
Parisel Was appointed director Of an ambuls sDce
corps, aud later on surgeon nn-chief to- to ono
Buzcnval, near Paris, he showed great bravery, At
tending the wounded during heavy nro; ana II NO
had not been known as = man oil revolutionary ideas
would, in all probability, have been decorated with
the medal OF the Legion OF Honor. About this timc
his Old ia,her, who seventy years oil age, aud
doing patrol duty ia inc rampurls Of Paris, died
Old age and exposure 10 the weather. ahd gained col
diers grave. At the conclusion OF the war with Ger
many DR.. Parisel used mako impassioned political
speeches, notably at the Republican Club OF Pre- aux
Clercs IN tho Ruo du BAG
on the 18th oil March, 1871 tho Commune com
menccd in Paris SIX weeks alter the armis.ice with
Germany. Each OF the twenty arrondissem mcnts
elected tour members, or aldermen, the executive
quarters being the Hotel do Vile, during the seventy
three days the Commune lasted. As member OF the
Commune took lively interest ali that traus-
pirs.. He appointed Minister Of Commerce.
visIonng Of Tho city. bssegoi by the vefsasts.
protect mercant 10 interests. This position
three weeks he was at his own request, super
seded by Ward ParIsei was soon alter appointed
Shlel o. tho scientific Burea1, o.. cn,s. attention
He also gave great deal OF attention 10 the balloon
department. those constructions being used to dsscn,
mate the procAmations OF The Commune and expiau
It's objects ne attached cords,
which slowly burned away with ius s. and SO let
them fall Que Of these balloons travelled tar south
as the Department OF the Var When Paris cap
tured by the government troops parisel escaped
To LSsrpoo I Where he medicine. but very
unsuccessluly In 1872 he arrived here aud took up
his abode with his Old friends the brothers May.
SO week wages Alter living IN New
York for about year, and having helped 10
organize the Socey OF the Refugees Of the CoMnunes
he established himself as doctor at Newark, and
obtained an excellent practice. Whe there he
medical articles Tor the GGseHc des Hopaur,
OF Paris, and the French socialist paper published in
this city. He was also MEMBER OF The Newark
branch of the Workingmcns party Of the United
States. Whilo in the flush oil his success he was ar
rested matchmaking charge brought against hum
by German gr named Marsatssna % stan' eut was
trial. is recorded In Tho columns Of the
HERALD, tho 2Utn Of April A subscription is 10 be
raised send the aged mother back TO Paris, whero
she has relatives living