The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-18
FIFTH EDITION
THE LAT IL $ r NEWS.
The Panic in. Paris.
The Corps LegisIatif.
No News for the People.
The Defense of Paris.
Nj. OlliViereS Exodus.
Nj. Ol1iviereS Exodus.
OIiivior's Exodus.

OIiivior's Exodus
PARIS, Aug. 1S.-Ex- Minister Ollyier aud
wife have fed from Paris to Italy. They vera
hooted all the way.
Prince Napoleon
has sent all his valuables to Italy
The French Panic.
The Prefect of the Seine urges the destruc-
ton of all railways and bridges, and the sead-
ing of all able-bodied men to Chalons.
The Corps LegisIatiE
PARIS, Aug. 18.-The last meeting of tla
Corps Legislatif was interesting. Great crowds
of people had collected around the hall to hear
the war news.
The National Guard was at its post to pra
serve order, but no soldiers were seen at the
commencement of the session.
Count de Paliako, the new Minister of War.
spoke as follows
'The Chamber will understand that cannot
rive precise details as to the number of troops
engaged, casualties, etc. l cannot even state
the result of engagements, but may say that
the enemy has made an Intellectual attempt tn
capture Pfalzburg and lost fifteen hundred man
killed. This repulse has had great effect both
on the enemy and the people of that part of
France.
ssThe moment the Government has information
of great movements now taking place will
communicate it to the Chambers"
The Minister then withdrew.
Deputy Jules Favre then took the floor and
requested that the utmost severity be shown tn
the rioters and assassins of Villette.
NJ Theirs suggested that in case of siege of
Paris peasants be allowed to enter the CITY with
their grain and cattle, and that the State reitn
burse them for their property. He also recon-
mended that the Chambers now meet daily.
Minister Duvernois, in reply to NJ. Theirs
said that the Government had intended to fully
provision Paris.
The Deputies, after consultation, decided ia
meet again to-day.
The following news is official-
General Frossurd
is reported to have been seriously wounded i'm
one of the battles around Metz.
French ReprisaIs.
Officers of the French fleet now in the Baltic
have received orders to claim at each CONNER
cial port of Prussia an indemnity double the
amount of each contribution exacted bv Prus-
slams in those parts of France now under their
control.
The Paris Defenses.
The entire garrison of Paris is busy day and
night making cartridges.
The Opinion Nationale complains of Count
de Palikaos sluggishness.
By Saturday one thousand guns will be
mounted on the Paris Notifications, one-fourth
served by numerous but inexperienced hands.
The Gurde Mobile.
General Mellinet has been assigned to the
command of the Garde Mobile.
French TeIexraphfnR Again Stopped.
Marshal Bazaine has again stopped all private
telegraphing, as by that means news reaches
Berlin by way of London.
Reported Naval Battle.
BERLIN, Aug. 1s.-Advices have just been re-
ceived here of naval engagement off the coast
the island of Rugen, in the Baltic. One division
of the Prussian feet consisting of an aviso, and
the gunboats Drache, Blitz, and Salamander, yes
terday afternoon at o'clock, encountered the
French feet consisting of four armored fri
gates, a corvette, and an aviso. The Prussian
vessels soon withdrew without loss. The French
| feet is now off Dornbusch.