lii Paris every care is being given to the wounded—they arrive but too quickly to the! hospitals. Every person, from Baron Rothschild and the Comte de Chambord, down to | the humblest tradesman who has a spare bed, place parts of their town and country residences at the disposal of the sick. The same republican spirit animates the volunteers. Ex-Cabinet ministers enrol in the National Guard. Father Hyacinthe’s brother, a priest, lias demanded to work as a navvy at the fortifications after his daily celebraM tion of mass, and announces that the Church, does not prohibit the clergy from fighting for their country when it is in dange* Popes before now have led aimies, and indicted more than apostolic knocks. The French areloud in their demands to have the clergy,. I'egulnr and irregular, embodied. If so, the army will have many, a stalwart son for a gun. A poor nun, while tending a trooper in the field at Forbacb, had both lege carried away by a shot. ‘
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Evening Star, Volume VIII, Issue 2365, 31 October 1870, Page 2
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