New-York tribune., 1870-08-11


"When order was restored Picard declared that in
the eyes of Paris it was crime not to organize and
arm national guard. II the majority refused he
would appeal to higher authority-that is to the
people. David and Schneider called. yehemently to
order and for explanations Picard replied, II the
Chamber, which do not believe, has confidence in
the Mnsters-if it refuses arms to citizens-rny
opinion is that the people ought itself to procure
them by all possible means 1t is an appeal to III
surrection,' cried many members. ] accept the
responsibility of my works, replied Picard. Il
want to save the country and before all things it is
necessary that there should be capable man at its
head
david pleaded TO postpone discussions and sup
port the army, which had yielded only to numbers
Prussia ready, we were not keratry inter-
rupts 1t was the Minister of War who told us
that everything was prepared Ferry added: You
showed courage and energy, but it was against the
people of Paris. Olivier! time is precious; do MT
squander it, l beseech your GARNER Pages away
with YOU"
AtIdllA lbiioNtu WIN PipIo'dA loi "puiN"''vh'
saying, when Napoleon ]. was defeated, France
took upon herself the direction of affairs. The con-
fdence of the people was withdrawn from the Chief
of State Now, Napoleon Ill has proved that he
knows not how to lead our arms to victory. Let
him give place to u.s. lie was called violently to
order and the discussion was closed after two hours
intermissiOn
"Latour-D Dumoulin's motion Of the Left Center Of
want of confidence in the Cabinet was rejected the
Right being determined that the fatal blow to Oll-
vier should come from no other than their hands,
obeying the Emperor's will. The motion of Duver-
nois followed Immediately upon the rejection OF that
of Latour- Dumoulin from which it did not differ in
meaning. Its words were; THE Chamber, deter
mined to sustain a Cabinet capable Of providing
for the defense of the country, passes to the
order of the day. Olivier replied: Il have but
single word to say: the Cabinet does not accept that
order of the day The vote then taken in
stautly. The Left abstained. The whole Right,
Right Center and Left Center in favor of
Duvernoiss motion. Six members only voted
against, and the Cabinet of the Second of January
was dead, says the R0ppel like gladiator in Ro-
man circus, by gesture of the thumb
"The session was again suspended. In half All hour
Olivier announced the resignation, and that Mon
tauban would form the Cabinet. The incoming
Ministry is immeasuraby worse than the outgoing
It's appointment is reckless defiance to public
opinion, and ! do not believe it will last
a week unless great victory should
be gained by the French which is not at all upon
the cards. This populations in no mood to be ruled
by the Cassagnac and Jerome David clique, and the
garrison of Paris is not strong enough and not united
enoughto put down any popular rising
THE National Guard as they sit at the tables in
front of the cafes say openly that all the Generals
who have brought France to her present state, and
above all the General Commanding chief must
be changed. According to the latest the En-
peror has not resigned himself to giving up the per-
nicious command against which all France clamors"
POPULAR DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST DE CASsAG-
NAC-A DICTATORSHIP ANTICIPATED.
PARIS, Wednesday Aug. 10, 1870.
After the adjournment of the Corps Legslatif yes
terday the crowd whose feelings had been wrought
up 10 pitch of fury went to the residence Of ranier
de Cassagnac and made threatening demonstrations.
NJ de Cassagnac, warned of the danger fled TO the
house of his son. and the mob, not finding their in
tended victim, dispersed lie Pays, Cassagnacs jour
nal to-day denounces the Republicans as allies OF
Prussia. Paul de Cassagnac publishes letter to the
Prefect of Police stating that NJ. Lssagaray, who
was condemned TO months imprisonment, and who
fed to Brussels to escape punishment, has returned
los irht tIa haaH of tbe nah
which wanted to hang his father, NJ. de Granier de
Cassagnac.
Dictatorship is anticipated with Gen. Trochu
acting as supreme head. The Emperor has been in
yited to return TO Paris and await the reconstruction
of the Government but his refusal is considered
certain
La Patrie describing the scene in the Corps Legs-
latif Yesterday, says when NJ olivier attempted to
speak a second time, Deputies Of the Left rushed
upon him. and would have murdered him had not
the members of the Right promptly interposed.
All caricatures subjects have disappeared
from the shop windows because offensive to the pub
lie The crowd about the Kiosks, where newspapers
are sold is enormous.
Gen. Mellnet has asked for command in the
Army of the Rhine. Large numbers of the Garde
Mobile are leaving Paris for the army. A detach-
ment went off to-day amid great cheering from the
crowds gathered around the station. The Naniteur
to-day announces that the Mediterranean fleet has
sailed from Brest destination unknown.
The ladies of Paris have issued address in which
they make stirring appeal TO all for aid to the So
ciety for the wounded.
NJ Emile Olivier has lived at his private residence
during the last three days instead of occupying the
official palace.
The Princess Clothilde and her children have re-
turned from MendOn to Paris.
THE RECENT BATTLES.