Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-06

sitting of the Chamber at noon. Their,
is no fear or rioters.
The movements in Paris, whatever
change takes places, will be effected qui
city. The general opinion points to but
one result. need not specify more than
to say that history will repeat Itself The
cause of France is imperiled, but not lost.
Every man is determined to die sooner
than yield. The hopes of France are
turned to Bazaine, with the fortress still
intact. With levy en- mrsse, the coun-
fry can soon recover from the blow, the
main obstacle having been removed.
The last contingent of men from
twenty-six to thirty five, including merely
bachelors and widowers, will furnish to
: France 10000 combatants. The de-
/ feat of Mcmahon is disastrous; but it has
given time to Paris to mature her de-
fences The position is far better than
when France, under the Republic, had to
fight the whole of Europe. l shall tele-
graph during the day.
Proclamation of NapoIeon,s De-
thrOnement.
3 P. MA peaceful resolution is in full
tide. From an early hour the approaches
to the Corps Legisla:if were filled with a
vast multitude, and the steps of the Pa
lals Bourbon were perfect sea of heads.
The opposition Deputies were received
with frenzy of enthusiasm. Theirs re-
celved an immense ovation. Wherever
the National Gnarde made their appear
snce, there were immense acclamations
Cries of s'ViVe I Republique" are every
where heard.
At quarter to o'clock the Deputies
came out on the steps of the legislative
palace and proclaimed the dethronement
OF the Emperor and the destruction of
his dynasty. The Chamber is deliber-
ating upon the choice of a Provisional
Government There is no doubt that q
republic will be declared before night.
The goth regiment of the Rhine has
Just returned here and has passed along
the Alma BOulevards. The people are
wild with enthusiasm, loading them with
bouquets and cheering them as they pass.
Republicans Moving i'm Spain and
Italy The Continent will be
Ablaze in Another Week.
PARIS, Sept 5.-There is great disap-
pointment at the name of Theirs not ap-
pearing in the list of the Provisional
Government announced. Rochefort's
nomination is not relished. The Orleans
Princes are expected in Paris Tuesday.
A Republican movement in Spain is con
certed for Tomorrow. A rising is also
probable in Italy. In another week the
continent will be in flames.
{ Flight &c Empress Confirmed.
PARIS, Sept. "a cable dispatch to the
New York Herald says the flight of the
Empress is confirmed, and the people and
military are unanimous in their desire to
defend the capital. There is no violence
or any kind of ruffianism. The crowds
are firm in their determination to carry
out the Republique in good order. Roch-
fort is at Hotel DeVille. 1t is reported
the Empress has applied TO the King of
Prussia to be allowed to join the Empe-
ror.
Patriotic Appeal.
PARIS, Sept. 5.-The new journal of
the French Republique has the following:
"Frenchmen, the people disavowing
the Chamber which hesitates to save the
country in danger demands republique.
A republique is proclaimed, revolution is
accomplished. In the name of right and
public safety, Frenchmen, watch over the
city cenfded to you. Tomorrow you
will be avengers with the army of the
country"
The decree of the new ministry abol-
ishes the Corps Legislatif and Senate and
Presidency of Council of State. The
manufacture of arms is decreed; free
and complete amnesty is proclaimed for
political crimes and offenses. Perfect
order prevails. The Republic has been
proclaimed at Lyons, Bordeaux and other
large cities, according to the proclamation
of Karatey. The revolution has the same
object as that of '92, the expulsion of for
eigners.