The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-09-06
SrurrGARDr, September 3.-At a
crowded meeting held to-day the follow
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Other resolutions were passed de
mandng the incorporation of Alsact
and Lorraine as a portion of Germany
as the only guarantee against French
greed and as a national compensation
for the expenses of war; that Germany
must now be one nation in one State
and with one army and one Parliament
and that these are the only securities o.
the permanent peace Of Germany and
Europe
PARIS, Sept. An the Corps Legs
latif yesterday evening when Palikao
announced that the army at Sedan,
with the Emperor, had surrendered to
the Prussians, he added it was impossi-
BILE to discuss the probable consequen'
ces as the ministers had yet no common
plan, and desired to postpone the dis
cussion till Monday. Jules Favre sub,
mitted resolution declaring the En-.
peror deprived of all constitutional
functions, aud proposed that a legisla'
tive commission be formed to expel the
enemy from France. General Trochu
remaining Governor General of Paris.
The proposition met with favor but
without action the Corps Legislatif adj
journed until Sunday noon.
PARIS, September 4-6 P. M.-Some
shops of the Louvre that favored the
purveyors Of the Imperial family are
menaced and will probably be sacked.
In all parts of the city the people are
pointing out and taking down the I'm
perial arms, fearing an attack of the
mob. In the windows OF shops where
photographs are displayed, care has
been taken to remove those Of the I'm
perial family and all connected with
them. The National Guard are out in
force to prevent any more serious
trouble.
LONDON, September 5, A. M.-The
members of the Provisional Govern
ment established at Paris are General
Trochu, Jules Simon Gambetta, Pei
letan, Favre, Ferry, Kieratry. Cremieux,
Picard and Grevy. NJ Kieratry per-
forms the function of Prefect of the
Police and Arago those Of Mayor Of
Paris.
The excitement created here { London)
and in the provincial. English towns
by the news is intense.
The correspondent Of the Daily Ne'cs
at Paris says that at 3 o'clock Sunday
afternoon he saw the Palace OF the
Tuilleries invaded by mob, who tore
down the throne, destroyed everything
marked with the Imperial beeso and
other Napoleonic insignia and carried
away and cast INTO the Seine all busts,
statues and pictures of the Bonapartes.
Henri Rochefert was borne in triumph
to the Hotel-de-Ville. In these scenes
the soldiers fraternized with the people
and all shouted "Vive La France |!
Vive Commerce" They laughed and
wept with JOY and embraced each
other.
LONDON, September 5-ll A. MA
dispatch from Paris announces that the
Government of Palikao has been over
thrown and Republic declared.
PARIS, September 5-Morning.--The
Provisional Government has taken pos
session of the office without the slight
est disorder. All the Ministers are act
ing with energy. Orders for the lmme-
date formation of the colossal armies
have been issued. Over two hundred
thousand men are ready to take the
field
The Government Superintendent Of
Telegraph has announced TO all depart
ments the events IN Paris.
The Senate is suppressed and the
Corps Legislatif dissolved.
An important fraction of the Cham
bers have met at President Schneider
residence and seem disposed TO act in
dependentlv OF the Provisional Govern
ment, to whom, however, they have
sent delegations. Officers and soldiers
fraternize with the people and place
themselves under orders OF the Govern
ment, which is in permanent session at
the Hotel de Vile, under the presi-
dencv of General Trochu The France
Tireus of Paris guard all the Ministers
and public officers and evince the ut
most desire to be courteous. 1t is un-
derstood that the Government will con-
vene constituent assembly.
GoFFICIAL.
The following proclamation has been
issued by the new government:
REPrBLIQUE FkANCAIS,
MINISTER De lNTERIErR.
The Decheance has been pronounced
in the Corps Legislatif and Republic
has been proclaimed at the Hotel de
Vile. A government OF national de-
fense composed of eleven members,
and all deputies Of Paris, has been con-
stituted and ratified by popular accla-
nation. Their names are Arago, Eman-
uel Crement, Jules Favre, Jules Ferry,
Gambetta, GARNER Pagres, Glais
Bizoni, Eugene Pelican, NJ. SIcard
Rochefort and Jules Simon. General
Trochu, will at the same time continue
in the exercise of the powers Of Gov
ernor OF Paris, and is appointed Minis
ister of War in place Of General Pail
kao. Please placard immediately and
if necessary have it proclaimed by pub
lie criers. This declaration for the gov
ernment of national defense, the Minis.
ter OF the Interior, Leon Gambetta,
Paris, this fourth day of September
1870, at six o'clock P. NJ.
The following official circular dis,
patch has been sent by the Minister OF
the Interior to the Projects of the de-
partments. 900
PARIS, September 4, 1870
General Trochu, Governor of Paris,
has been appointed member of the
Government of National defense, In
stalled at Hotel de Vile. He takes
the portfolio of war and his colleagues
have conferred upon him the presidency
[Signed LEON GANBEITA.
LoSpoS, September 5.-The officer;
of the Provisional Government al
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