New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-05
PARIS.
MATERIAL AID FOR THE Beers FROM
FRANCE.


Paris Nov. THE popular sympathy tor the
Beers is taking practical shape unaer the III
,ion of numerous committees foremost among
which is the Societe des Danes FRANCHISES ID
+ho r2,,a Michel Anee and the Dutch Committee
@. No q Rue Artois whose efforts are conhne'
- legitimate aid FOR the wounded and the ac-
crrnulation Of funds for the widows and or
nhane Subscriptions for these in TWO DAYS
amounted 10 more than 100000 francs. among
the donors being prominent members Of Partisan
society," such as the Prince and Princess OF
Monaco the Duchess dues. and Baron ana
Baroness de Zuylen Besides these are bel
ueerent committees Of the Jeuresse Francaise
du Transvaal. with headquarters al the Cdie
Procope. in the Latin Quarter. and the fIeh'n
Committee Of the South African Repubics' with
HEADQUARTERS al No. II Rue Grande ChaumieIe'
ORGANIZED by Nationalist leaders. among the
honorary presidents Of which are the former
chiefs of the nreyfus persecution MAI. Edouarc
Drumont Henri Rochefort Francois Coppee'
1ules Iemaitre. Lucien Muevoye, Maurice
Rarras Deputy Lasies. and others who no"
clamor for war with England.
po.rtlitioc Offices under Colonel Monten have
been clanlestineiy opened and French legion
for the Transvaal Is in process o. formation,
uniforms and equipments are 20 be suppuea
aratuiiousy by Partisan clothing estao"sh-
rneuts The "Intransigeant' announces that
lieutenant Of Chasseurs Cheval has resigned
his commission 20 accept coloneicy I'D 'Ne
Boer army. lie Will leave Marsenes on Mon
dav 10 ioin General Joubert as chief or cavalry
with commission in his pocket from Dr Les1S'
who represents the Transraal in Europe.
The "Gaulois" has a permanent runIlc rou'
les Beers" and the editorials in Drumon.
"I.ihre Parole" and Mlllevoye's "Patrie' fairly
boil over with fury against England ana every
dav contain lherous and disgusting personal
,re,,,ts 20 the Queen the Prince Of Wales and
the Duke Of Connaught The "Liorc FaIo'e
winds up with the following paragraph
Tho heroic Marchand must repeat TO himself
ia moi heer abandoned by my coVardlN
Government 7 al Fashoda. with my french SOL
diare ,,icb, have put % rout tltcheners troops
Just as Jouhert with ms boel Ne"Sa-', No. ..
flight les godGam fanfarons OF General N"l'e'
The "Liberte" publishes couplets ending with
the rbvne. "Qui cest qui Sc fanquera par
terree C'est rAngeterre which street "a's
a~e SINGING in front OF cafes in the Latin Quar-
ter and Monfmartre
The French military press refers with great
-~i6. and cornr1acency 10 the excellent service
done bv the French Creusot 1o3-millimetre
ouick-nring SIEGE guns. and by the French held
/ Guns ~ 75-r1runetre calibre which form bat
! teries Of the Boer artillery
Conservative papers Ike the 'Debats' praise
! the firm attitude q the British public IN the
face If disasters which in France would nave
caused a revolution. sweeping away the CAM
/ net and perhaps the form of government as was
nearly the case AZ the time Of Negriers defeat III
Tonouln. but even the "Dehats" IS so Influenced
bv the current popular feeling as TO look Ior-
ward 10 a war with England as not improoaDi0'
and saws. From the French point or view an
I increase Of the German navy would he uhloi'u-
nate because # would cause a proportonate in
crease in the British navy. and we are u"ue'
no Illusion that such an increase would ne 10
our advantage on the day when. perhaps win
out allies we may be al war with England.
a, archaeological discovery which settles
/ 6isruted historical question ard which cannot
fail 10 arouse the patriotic interest or Amen
cans IS announced to-day I'm 81 Official Iepoi
made to General Porter United States Amnas-
..sor 1v n De Ricaudv He is the Partisan
anti1uarv who last spring succeeded in hhu-
Inc ,r- long missing remains Of Turgot, and
who. at the inslgation Of NJ. Henry Nlenaud'
secretary Of the embassy has for several
months reen ENGAGED In researches 10 locate the
remains ~ John Paul Jones. the naval hero 81
the War for Independence.
All efforts 10 ascertain the burial place of John
Paul Jones have hitherto been fruitless owing
tn the administrative d.soreanization that pre-
vailed I'll tho outbreaks ~ the French Revolu-
ton. end 10 the intolerant laws and municipal
ordinances in force since the Revolution OF the
Eslct ~ Nantes which tyrannlcaily regulated
thu burial az Trofe-tanfs down ID minute details
but which failed 20 accord them Official reros-
milton. and. thirdly. to tue destruction ~ all the
neurological records of tac municipal archives Of
Paris by fire. during tho Commune in May. ISL