The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-06
CoLLosA ARMIES TO BE OR
CANNED.
LIEGE SELECTED AS NAPoLE0N's
RESIDENCE.
NOON DISPATCHES.

Paris is intense.
Latest from Paris.
PARIS, September 3-Midnight.
Vast crowds are gathered in the streets, but
as yet there Is no disorder.
The prisoners captured at Sedan numbered
over 10000.
The Empress Engenie having received as,
surauces from the prussan Government that
she will not be treated as q prisoner, has con-
sented to Join her husband and son, who was
also surrendered with his father at Sedan.
The Empress will leave Paris for Prussia as
soon as her arrangements can be perfected.
General Trochu will at once be made tempo
7ary dictator, and Paris will be defended to
the last extremity.
Montmedy Summoned to Surrender.
BRUSSELS, September 3.
The Prussians have demanded the surrendt
of Montmedy The garrison refused to coT-
ply with the demand.
The Siege Of Strasbourg.
CARLsRUHE, September s.
The cellars of strasbonrg are flooded by the
rise of the Rhine. There is great suffering
and destruction of property. tits certain that
the Cathedral has been partially destroyed.
Paris In u Ferment.
PARIS, September 5-3 P. NJ.
1t is now impossible to reach the Corps Leg
islatif, owing to the enormous crowd sur
oundlng the building.
It is reported that vote upon Dechednce
1.-THE downfall of the Napoleonic dynasty,) has
been carried by yeas 1856; nays0.
The people are wild with excitement, and
are rushing through the streets bearing plar
cards with the vote Of the Corps Legislatif in
scribed thereon. Shouts Of ''Yive la Repub-
lique p are heard on all sides.
Regiments passing into the city are received
by the ropulace with deafening shouts Of V've
la Ligne I-iue Ia Republique
As the regular troops pass, as sign OF
amity, the soldiers are singing !.Nomlr pour "a
| P1trie.
The scene is one of indescribable excitement.
Rpmors of all kinds are in circulation, and
| It is impossible to ascertain their foundation.
But one sentiment seems to be paramount.
..Resistance TO invasion" "All the nation now
70 the rescue" are the shouts in which the
people and the troops Join enthusiastically.
The National Guard say that order must be
preserved, and the people evince but little de-
sire 10 create trouble.
There is universal JOY at the vote on Ne
cheance.
Crowds are beginning to tear down the I'M
perial arms from the front Of the shops.
There are fears that this may lead to serious
trouble, as the National Guard are not inclined
to permit these disorders.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
French Reports.
PARIS, September 5.
At4 o'clock A. NJ. Commander Trochu, in
replying to the demands of the people regard
ing the existing affairs, said he had taken an
oath not to communicate anything, and. as an
honest man, he could not break it, but the
Chamber would answer the people.
At midnight crowds assembled before the
building in which the Corps Legislatif sat,
and shouted that, as the Emperor had fallen
into the hands of the enemy, it was now time
for the people to rise up and drive out the in
vader. The Corps, however, adjourned until
to-day, alter giving assurance that the day
should not pass without something having
been determined upon which would be worthy
of France.
This evening q large crowd assembled on
the Boulevard Bonne Nouvelle. parading, and
shouting ''De cheance," and ''viye Ia France
They were charged upon by the police, who
used their firearms and injured several c!t!-
zens, some mortally.
Early this morning there were great crowds
on the streets, VINO eagerly sought the jour-
nais. The popular agitation is very great. oul
the feeling against the invaders IS s:ngularly
unanimous.
PARIS, September 5-P. NJ.
Keratry mas oeen appointed chief Of police
anu Etenne Arago Mayor OF Paris.
The flags on the Tuileries have been lower.
ed 1t is said that the Empress has departed
The people are rushing through the Tuileries
on the walls of which, and throughout the
city, are posted placards Inscribed, death tc
Thiers.7 The members Of the provisional gov
ernment are said to be Favre, Gambetta, Simon
Keratry, Picard, Pellettu and Terry. 1t i:
said they were appointed by the Corps Legis
latif after the majority had Withdrawn. The
Corps Is in session a: the Hotel de Vile. Henri
Rechefort, who has been released, is assisting
at this meeting,