Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1870-08-11
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The FranCO-Prussian War.
THE CORPS rEGrsT ATTr

The Franc0-Prussian War.
THE CORPS LEGIsLATIF.
NEW YORK, August 10.
A special dispatch dated Paris mid
night gives the following account of the
scene in and near the corps legislatif yes
terday:
Deputy Keratry demanded the deposi
ton of the Emperor. He was called t.
order. The deputies. then abandoned tn.
hall and scattered to their committee
rooms.
A WILD CROWD.
Outside wild crowd was assembled
and refused to dispense.
TROOPS STATIONED IN THE STREETS
Bodies of cavalry and lancers were sta
toned in all the surrounding streets. TIL,
court yard of the Tuileries was thronget
with soldiery.
TROOPS CHARGE ON THE PEOPLE
Around the halls of the corps legislati
the police repeatedly charged on the mob
but the latter reformed after each charge
NATIONAL GUARD JOIN THE PoPULACE
Bodies of the national guard threw
down their arms and fraternized with the
populace. Other detachments remained
passive in the barracks. Marshal Barag
nay DHilliers organized troops and the
mob was everywhere charged.
DRUMS IN EVERY DIRECTION.
a correspondent reports that as he wal
going to post his dispatches he heard
sounds of drums and bugles in every di
rsction.
FEAR AND CONFUSION.
Inside Of the hall of the Corps Legisla
derment.
BELGIAN NEUTRALITY.
The Belgian neutrality guarantee trea
ty was signed here last night by Gran
vile and Bernstorf Lavalette await.
authority from Paris, to sign for France
GREAT CROWD.
PARIS, Aug. TO-
After the session of the Corps Legisla.
tit, last evening, deputies were unable to
pass Pont Concorde, because of the great
crowd collected on Place de la Concorde.
NJ. OLIVIER AT HIS PRIVATE RESIDENCE
M. Olivier has lived at his private res.
idence during the last three days, instead
OF occupying the official palace.
RETURNED.
The Princess Clotilde and her children
have returned from Mendon to Paris
CORRESPONDENTS SAFE.
PARIS, Aug. TO-
This morning, all the correspondents of
the Paris journals, for whose safety fears
had been entertained, arrived in this city
from the frontier, safe and sound, except
ing IL. de Katon of the Gaulois, who is
still missing.
THE SENATE TO RE-AssEMBLE.
The Senate will re-assemble to-day, at
a. M, to vote on propositions made yes
terday in the Corps Legislatif. The
corps will discuss projects for tho safety
of the state.
PROPOSITION TO CALL OUT ALL UNMAR-
RIED MEN.
Deputy Keratry proposes calling out
under arms, and ready to take the field
at ont ,oA. oil IL
of ths military classes of 1858, SO, go, 81,
'62, and '63.
ACQUrrTAL OF THE EDITORS.
Atisprtch from Blois says the editors
OF La Cloche and Marssillaise, who were
prosecuted on the charge of publishing
false statements, have been acquitted.
TO BE BANIsHED.
MN. Flourens, FREEDOM, and others
Condemned for eontumacy, have been
banished from France.
FINED AND IMPRISONED.
Felix Piatt, condemned for Offering the |
toast, "Ia bale, double entendre" (the |
bill or the bullet) is sentenced to five |
years imprisonment, and to pay a fine of
$4,000 francs.
PRUssIAN VOLUNTEER NAVAL FORCE.
LONDON, Aug. 10.
Prussia is organizing volupteer naval
force.
FRENCH CONCENTRATING.
The French continue concentrating on
TIE railroad to Paris. All that region is
IL state of siege.
TIE RETREAT OF THE FRENCH AND THE
PRUssIAN PURSUIT.
lt Is said that after the battle of the 9th
tae French abandoned their works in the
greatest confusion. An Intellectual at
tsInpt was made to check the Prussian
sdvanee at Niederbrun, which place was
taken by Bavarians. The French contin-
led to retreat towards Bietche, the Wurt-
emburgh cavalry picking up scores OF
prisoners. The line of retreat was COW
cred with dead and wounded. The Prus-
slams entered Hagenan early on the 7th,
and soon after occupied Forbach and
Saargemund.