The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-09-07

Bonaparte and his dynasty be declar-
ed to have forfeited the powers which
4 the nation conferred upon them.
ResOlved, That there shall be chOs-
en- an Executive Committee, compos-
ed of members. the number of whom
shall be fixed by the Chamber, which
shall be invested with full powers
necessary to repel the invasion, and
drive the enemy from the soil.
ResolUed. That Gen. Trochu, Gov
ernor of Paris. be charged exclu-
sively with the defense of the Capital.
The reading of these resolutions
was listened to with profound silence.
A single voice was raised it was that
of M Pinard. We have not the
mower" f" said he, to pronounce the
| deche0nce."
I President Schneider returned to
his proposal to adjourn the sitting
until noon, on account of the gravity
of what had happened.
The Corps Legislatif agreed, and
the sitting was adjourned.
PARIS, Sept. 6.-The international
WoTkingmen's Association has Is
sued the following manifesto, ad-
dressed to the German Socialist De-
mocraey:
Brothers: The Prussian Govern
ment, ct the brink of the campaign.
declared that it waged war against
the Emperor, and not against the
people of France. Republican France
invites Germany, in the name OF
| Justice, to withdraw her armies from
the soil Of France, if not France
must fight TO the last man. and shed
their blood and ours. AS soon as the
Rhine is recFOssed we shall stretch
forth our hands to you and forget our
mutual crimes which despots made US
commit. We repeat, as in SO, that the
| French people can conclude no peace
with an enemy occupying French ter
ritory. Let us proclaim the liberty,
equality and fraternity of the people.
Let us form q United States of Eu-
rope. Long live the universal Repub-
lie.
PARIS, Sept. 6.-The Mayor of
Paris has been appointed and INSTALL
ed in Office.
A large number of Projects of De-
partments have been appointed.
Victor Hugo, who has arrived with
his sons, is received with ovations
v vherever he appears. He made
snort address last night, exhorting the
people to keep calm and offer deter
mined resistance to the enemy.
The Princess Clothilde was arrested
yesterday at Puyas, in Normandy, and
conducted to Dieppe, where she is
under guard. Her baggage, which
consisted of sixty two trunks, has
been retained for examination.
As the Corps Diplomatique has not
received the circular issued. under
the circumstances, the relation be-
tween France and other powers are.
for moment, suspended.
Nothing has been heard yet from
the Cabinet of London, which, 1t is
understood, is to purpose mediation.
Many Paris journals declare there
is no time now to discuss the form of
government. Frenchmen must accept
the one established, and Immediately
prepare for defense.
A'Outrdnce Constitutional, 10 a
leading article, says: ave must,
above all, be patriotic, as we have
never been before. Such is the dan
ger which threatens our country, and
we give in our adhesion to the gov
ernment of national defense"
The same paper notices the repOr;
| that Jules FaVre telegraphed 10
| Washington, announcing the declara-
ton of Republic, and expressed the
hope that volunteers will come to the
aid of France from the free Ameri
can Republic.
The Debafs eounsels the new gov
ernment, while announcing the ter.
mination of the personal power of
eleven individuals, as to that of one
one man.
The Debats concludes by aunoun-
ing that 1t will act with the govern
ment.
The Journal O6icieI publishes the
following proclamation:
ITO the Army:
When General compromises his
command be is relieved; when gov
ernment puts in peril, by its own
weakness, the public safety. it is set
aside. This is just what France Is
doing in abolishing the dynasty, re-
sponsible for all our misfortunes. She
has done boldly, in the face of all the
world, this great act of justice. She
executes the decree under which all
your conscripts have been summoned,
and In the same act secures the pub
lie safety.
, ITO save itself, the nation needs
} now but to rise en- nldSSe, and hence
forth to count on two things only, its
own resolution, which is invincible,
and your heroism, which has never
had an equal, and which, in the midst
of unmerited reverses, has astonished
: the world. Rally around that glo.
rious symbol. which eighty years age
drove back all Europe united before
r us. To-day, as at that time, the name
of the Republic signifies the intimate
: union Of the army and the people fol
, the defense of the country.
Signed by the Ministers.
PARIS, September 6.-The Prefeet
of Police. by direction of the Cover
I nor of Paris, orders all Germans, no
provided with special permission, Il
quit the Departments of the Seine
and Seinetois within twenty foul
7 hours, beginning at 8 a. II. to day
under penalty of being sent before
military tribunal.
:, PARIS, Sept. 6.-At the Marseille
! department q committee was installed
: yesterday in prefecture, and distribu
ted to the people thousands of gun
l found there. The workmen arreste,
! several secret agents of police. Al
= the serReants de vile have disap
= peared. The Prefecture of the De
= partment, with his family. left the cit
i Monday night The Deputy Esquire
4 are to make solemn entry to-day
"a Imperial emblems were torn down i
!. ali parts of the city on Saturday, an
n the statue of the Emperor at th
: Bourse has been overthroWn.
= The agitation continues, but ther
? il now no disorder.
: The Prefect of Aisne hesitated fo
= some time to proclaim the Republic
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