The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-09
POSTSCRIPT,
SUN OFFICE. AUG. GA. NJ.
THE DOOM or NAPOLEON.


The French Republican Deputies Calling the
People to Arms-Thc Bonievnrd Filled
with Troops The Vengeance OF the Citi-
zens about TO Fan upon the Tyrapt aud
Usurper.
LONDON, Aug. s.-The news from Paris grows
hourly serious. None but oflcial accounts can
corc by telegraph. II is from letters and Paris
journals that all intelligence must be gathered The
declaration OF the state of siege does not repress
popular demonstrations, and IL lie very doubtful
whether the Government has force to keep order or
to put down any considerable demonstrations. The
Republicans believe that their hour approaches, and
Paris at ia moment Is likely 10 rise against Ma
poleon as to arm against Prussia.
uUrTERING OF REPUBLICAN THUNDER.
One Of our correspondents writes Sunday eve
nirg:
Tie rnRe, the fury, tho disappointment Of the
Partisan population at nnding there has been Sc
.ries OF defeats on French SOIL instead Of the easy
military promenade wlier they expected, are beyond
description. We already feel the stale of siege.
O'Clock. Something serious, which cannot fathom
nov, has taken place. for all the cafes on the boule
ward Montmartre to the boulevard des itsiiens il
being barred BY troops 1 shall endeayor TO
telegraph r, r., tits fact e you but feel very
expect to see higLtlul catastrophes from tho tenn
per OF tne people. The population is furious on
reading tho proclamation OF the Empr9ss, and the
Ministry SAYING that tc country may yet DO saved ir
all will be united. Something more serious tan
know OF must have happened this evening from tie
state OF the bou!evards which have Observed al
though tho troops are In the streets. There is much
less excitement than there was last n2ht. Tie at
tude OF the people is that of resignation. As lar
as know no serious disorder las taken place.
BLACK CLOUD LOWERING ovfR rnR CITY.
Another correspondent says the oficial suppress
sion OF news will not much longer DO tolerated.
What especially irritatod the people was that the
only distinct report Of the Wissembourg defeat
here printed was translated from English papers
This mornings RoIpe,, Just received, publishes the
following declaration:
The undersigned Deputies meet at tie Palace of
tie Corps LcgislatI. Thcy demand the immediate
araing OF all tho citizens OF Paris. la IL actual
circumstance all France must be armed aud ready.
Seventeen Deputies sign this, among thcm Favre
Crcmienc, Escuros, 0armier, Pages, Arlgo, Pclle-
tan, Picardo, and Jules Simon The press support
this manifesto with another, saying France Is in
vadod. The democratic press o; Paris demand the
immediate arIntng Of all citizens and the organiza.
ton OF Committee Of Defence, composed firstly OF
the Deputies from Paris, and that all patriots rise
and join Us. Tie country is In danger. This mani.
fosto is signed by the Arentr Cioehe, Democratic
Rdpfek Reed Ind Steele. its certain t! at these
Deputies and journals do not make this call to arms
Tor TIC defence Of an Emperor whose military in.
| capacity has brought disaster on France
THE PAnisIiSs MAD.
Another correspondent writes: Everybody here
| was mad tIis morning, inadlcr at noon mad lest
to about the Revolutionary point-as night. We are
swindled by tire Ministry about news, and though
| the people may bear up against defeats from the
2rusaans. they will not mush longer endure insali
| and fraud from terror-striciSen Government.
| The news OF the French defeats known ir
| London tnd New York hours before I; WIS con
fessod in Paris The Jo1raci de Sir to-day relates
| that an American, Gazing himself New York cor
respondent, had been mo0nca Ia the streets O
Paris as Prussian spy. and with difficulty escape
| after some rough handling; but have tclcZrams to
| day from both our regular corr c1ondcuts, am
neither speaks OF bciug mo5bci, AMI tue newspa
| peT has mistaken the Journal.