The New York herald., 1878-09-11

among this second batch He lived In q district
district mad r,gnt to select representative person
not known outside bis own neighborh0od could DO
come q msmb bsr OF the Central Commttee II was In
this way Hansen was elected by probably not more
than one hundred votes, you sec persons or
very little Importance might become members Of this
high sounding Central Committee.
DISAPPOINTED EDITOR.
"Whatis the reason tor his attack on your"
SWELL the whole trouble has grown out OF our re-
fusal support his paper, the Centraiisaton Since
he came TO New York he has wanted 10 figure as q
the paper could not succeed and refused to allow the
money OF the society 10 be wasted on IT, That is the
Il aisd natural death after very short sxistencs
THE CHARGE or vpSALiry.
Have you nothing further 70 say IN references a,, 70
M6gy merely shrugged his shoulders and snd, "C'eS
taus. II Is untrue. There may be some who re-
They are not such fools as to let know anything
about It, us peusst stre coquins mais Us son pas
S psy .~ 20 wo o no
ceive any money from them"
Megy paused for a ment and then said :-"Hanser
knows that have triends ia Paris-zood repuoi-
cans, VINO were not arrested by the government-and
that receive money from them BY making tins
char &c he wants compel me 70 disclose names
and SO expose them to arrest Now, prefer TO be
sa,i",s 70 bersyins my friends i is ior MIN to
prove charges he makes That IS the usual course
Su ssy Hs charges snS want tho
prove they not true Hero rs letter irom Rsbi-
net. sCrest monument dsmbeclat<. IL Is m0nu-
mental piece Of idocy."
RoBiNxT's REMARKABLE LETTER.
TO socT or EsroS..s CO.. THE ,s Citizen
Hanser formulated against Citizen Mesy In tho last
That against those accusations Megy has offered proof
which might establish ;udiiaiy the fasity OF the acts
Considering that .hs mss.ins did 70, regard these ac
notice them the oraer OF the day
hereby offer my resignation TO the members Of the Re
Of the comnans a New York. a. ls sa%s Me- time @
dor.sne 70 perempsory rsfus the aecusatons Aansr
,o ss BsS%
CAN'T BIZ CAUGHT MATING.
"Here." said Megy, "you have proof Of tne bad
faith OF tnese men, pay NO attention 70 koninct-
Switzerland, Dut he never In that country, and
don't think No knows whore II Isl but Hanscrs action
shows bad faith he tries TO compel me 70 beray my
friends in defending myself Cest pisae, maisjs
coupe pas deddns! It's snare, but DON'T TALL Into IT.
The lac. OF matter Is was In LONDON, with my
family, without work. l wrote 30 a comrade in
France who owed me some money, and asked him to
lend me M 80 pay u
scription Tes je uoxs monrerat les ietsrcs I"
suid Megy, with sudden movemenh rising from
his scat; but he added, stopping, 'you muet not
tako down the name OF The writer He s
in France aud 1t might cause him trouble" !"
no. pay attention to The name and then Msgy took
out a number OF letters bearing tho French postal
marks and selected the ono he needed This letter
was from friend gave details ol the subscrip
tion 1t explicitly stated in the body OF tue letter
that this sum had been collected from republican
friends tor benefit oi M6gy Tho letter was dated
January 1876, aud the whole sum collected amounted
TO only l20 francs.
HOW HE HELD PORT.
Becoming more mnun.cayive as ne procee0eo,
N6gy said :--'trhey charge with abandoning Fort
lssy Attends, tn cas- roiT Wait bit ana III snow
YOU said he, taking from among his papers draw
ing Of Fort Issy the Versatilais found II. "You
see," and he pointed ut the picture winch showed
little but o heap OF ruins. ~ did not make
this drawing It was my cnemies; and just read TINS
description" The letter press went on TO say That
the tort heap OF ruins, battered 80 as not 10 DO
recogn Fable, with hugo yawning breach oneriog an
open any assaiant; the casemates knocked TO
atoms not remnant OF the fortincation standing
sWc left tho fort,' he continued "but Tor week we
had had no water, the ditch was filed up, tho
destroyed. anu the whole place 20 oattereo
that IL no longer tepable."
athat valiant and General FADE refused me their
hands, why leItor from General Eade Is the best
reply 10 that statement" and then he showed tho re-
porter very complimentary and friendly letter from
General Eadc, under whose orders he had served.
.s EXECUTION OF HosTAGEa
With regard to tho shooting OF The Archbshop OF
Paris Megy not inclined TO be communicating. lie
said ssThat affair matter oil history and have
nothing TO say ABOUT II. The stories publisned 10
some OF the Now York papers as 70 what SAID ON tne
subject arc u tissue OF taseh0Ods. Hanser sent re-
porter to me who asked some questions IN refer
once TO article which h0d appeared In the Revue De-
Deur Monde& i yeiused TO speak ON she subject Will
him and he went away and wrote q tissue of lies
making mo say what Maxime du Camp had written II
the Repue des DeuJ A0ndcs."