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New-York tribune., 1870-09-06
and Others appealed to the people to support the lib

and Others appealed to the people TO support the lib
erty of the deliberations Of the Chamber, and to
listen in silence. These appeals were useless,
There was a scene of undesirable agitation, and
in the midst of it enthusiastic cries of Fire Ia
RepabIique, the people, the National Guard and
the soldiers fraternizing with each other Gam
betta, and other members of the Left, proclaimed
the overthrow of the Empire. Then deputation of
these members, followed by crowds of people, went
TO the Hotel de Vile to proclaim the Provisional
Government The deputa ion consisted of TrOchu
Gambetta Jules Simon. Pelletan Jules Favre, Ferry
Koratry, Cremieux Picard, and Grcny
The Senate met at quarter past 10, NJ. Rouher
presiding. Most of the Senators in their places
The Archbishop Of Paris in his chair The Count
NieweIke read the prOocs rerbGl. 4 Senator asked
permission to speak and said If the Emperor had
been victorious would have applauded him, and so
would everyone else to-day he has succumbed nobly,
and continue to cry "Vive rEmpereur." Rouher
repeated the cry and ii was taken up by number of
Senator'S Rouhersad that in face of events so grave
he wished Immediately to convene the Senate. and
he proposed that it remain permanently in session.
lie had, he said, no need TO tell them what those
events were, as they already knew them. 1t re-
manned for the Senate to await the result OF the de-
liberaons of the Legislative Corps but let us deib-
crate also. | am convinced that if the proposition
made tonight to the Legislative Corps is laid before
the Senate, il will be unanimously rejected. The
Legislative body, said he is now celebrating. /
await their communication, and l propose to the
Senate to suspend proceedings until this cOmmuni-
cation is received. The proceedings were accord
iugy suspended
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06
,TrAxTIc VS.. FOREST CITY,
POLITICAL.
NETWORK.

nr1rc, ATS TO TIE REPUBLICAN STATE con-
VENTION.
Ulster County-Second District-Thad. Ha1t,
VIM II. Gedney, and Brainard Howel. ,,,oo W. n
Osiceg0 COunty-First Distrlct-Johh A. rI"oe' WIZ M
Puinan, County-Ambrose Ryder james +. Han, and
AHegang 6oTniy-C. p yedder Jacob Matter and
Benz. 5. COlwell. q,
Gen. C. Ii. Van Wyck, Col. c. A. Wells, and
Halstead Sweet Of Middetown, and B. f. Bailey OF
Rdgebury were chosen delegates TO the Republican, Con
yenton at Saratoga.
The delegates from Broome County to the
Republican state Convention are o. W. Chapman, f. X
Morgan Vim. VI. Ely, Gen. +. +. Jones, and benjamin
DevOe.
The Renublicans of Clinton County n. "
have noUuated the following ticket Assembly Anselm
p prand. Countv Clerk Stephen Molt; Justice OF Ses-
sions Harvey Garter; COrOners, Cortez NJ Daley ana
Joel ii. SignOr.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06
CLIO SING SCENES sNTHEFRENCH CHAMBERs

CLIO SING SCENES IN THE FRENCH CHAMBERS
PARIS, Monday, Sept s. 1870.
The Legislative body net at 1880 yesterday after
noon The members of the Left were much ex-
cited. Keratry insisted that the Chamber should
not be guarded by troops. Deputy Lane alleged
that Palikao had exceeded his powers in giving
ders at variance with those of Trochu. Palikao en-
deavored to explain, but was called to order
on account of some sharp expressions he
nsed. He proposed a project of law. Jules
Fayre asked him TO state TO the Chamber
what would be the new situation caused by the
rroiect Of the Government The Chamber admits
The urgency of this proposal but insists a double
.,onud ON its own right TO frame such project
ls own project had been set aside and III the second
mace il confers much wider powers than that of the
Government Theirs said all his personal prefer
enccs were in favor of the project of Jules Favre,
bnt that as he set aside his impression for the
pnbic good. he submitted 10 many members COM
prising all parties the following project;
That whereas, seeing the present absence OF the
requisite authority, Commission to consist OF hNe
members named by the Legislative Corps be charged
with the Government, and with the defense OF the
nation, a Constituent Assembly TO be convened as
soon AZ circumstances will permit"
NJ Theirs made brief remarks in reference TO those
opposed TO this project they hold every variety OF
opinion. Schneider thinks il necessary TO consult
the Chamber as to the need for these propositions
Ganbetta demands that the Chambers shall at once
pronounce 10 the necessity of this project of law
At A. the body adjourned.
The tribunes surrounding the Chamber were
thronged with people. who called loudly for the dec
laration of the downfall of the Empire and proc
lamatiOn Of Republic.
Most Of the Deputies left the Chamber. Gambetta
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06
WFSTCUFSTFR COUNTY WILL CAer

NI-oIV IITSIEK IUINI1 WIIL NAHLS.
The Rev. Dr. Hubert of White Plains, hav-
ing withdrawn his opposition to the decision OF the Hon.
John W. Mills, Surrogate of Weschester County, in the
matter OF the will Of the late Carlton Gates OF Yonkers
letters Of administration have been granted TO Dr. Amos
w. Gates father OF Carlton Gates and he obtains posses
sion Of the property paying costs of suit.
About six weeks ago. Mr.. John Bussing who owned "a
acres Of land and other property the town Yonkers
died and left the bulk OF his estate TO John Bussng r
ana the remainder to two daughters Mrs Mary Jane
Ryer wife OF samuel Ryer and susan Ann Tier wife of
Daniel Ter oi Westchester The daughters intend to
contest the validity OF the wi and have engaged Reu
beh w Van Pelt and Thomas Carey, esqs. The Hon. g.
NJ. Purdy appears for proponent.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06
ALABAMA.
RFPUBLICAN STATE NOMINATIONS.

REPUBLICAN STATE NONlNAlloNo'
WASHINGTON, Sept. 5.-The Congress RepuD-
ican Campaign Committee to-day received adyces from
Alabama which state that the Republican state ueke
recently nominated in Alabama consists OF all the present
incnmbents except Mr. Miller, Secretary Of State, who
gave way 10 the nomination Of Mr. Rapler an educated
and prominent colored man. The conflicting elements
were happily harmonized and great enthusiasm pre-
vailed at the Convention. The ticket is ae follows:
GOrerrOr-W ". Smith,
Lieutenant { GOrerHOr-Pierce Burton,
Secretary Of Stdte-Jamcs T. Rapicr
AHOrneu Generdi-JO Morse.
TredSurer-Arthur Bingham.
Superinkendent Of Educdti0H-N. B. Clond.
The Lieutenant Governor Mr.. Applegae, recently de-
ceased at Mobile Of consumption, which left vacancy
The Democrats have nominated Mr.. Robert Lindsay OF
Tuscumba for Governor but there can be no reasonable
doubt that the Republicans will sweep the state py
handsome majority. Intimidation and violence at the
hands Of the KuKux will be largely attempted by the
DpmoerafV
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06
NEW..IERSEY.

The Hid District Congressional Convention
will be held at sOmerve Thursday next. The only
candidates mentioned in connection with the nomination
are Robert Rushing Of Warren, and Dr. T. H. Gilbert or
Union. Both good men. MI. RusinG has Deen lot
number OF the Assessor Of Internal Revenue, Is
leading member Of the Masonic Order and Is man OF
high character and standing Dr. r. H. gilbert repre-
sents the younger element of the Republican party lie
served through the war, and distinction for the
ability and prOmptness with which he discharged ms
duties as Medical Director. He the choice or the
Union Delegation of the Convention, but II Is uncer
tain whether ne will permit his 70 60 before the
Convention at the present time.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06
LATEST SHIP NEWS.


ARRIVED.
Seansf Msnhaiian woodruff Charleston and pass.
Steamship Neptune. Baker, Boston mdse and pas
Ship hnoch Train Lane Callso May r. guauo.
Brg Aurora Wetmore, Carenas l2days sngnr
Brig Gillian walah Mcclellan Linean & IA Q dsys eoal
Schr Hortenss Norton Dmerara 25 dav. mvr d oas.e.
Schr. Blue Bird. Fiuay ST. John n r.. ii dass lumber
sCHOONERs-kIykR co,srwtsE
T. l.. Gregory, Roeklsnd Jas Wilson Taunton
:. H. Lowering snnon j H. Ross Taunton.
Mary Mershon, Fall River. Vigilapt Pail River
- = scranton iorlAhd " John Wright Portland, Ct
James Bliss. Rondout. A. NJ WlIad RonJoat
ID oaars kondont Peter Ritter. RondouL
h"nuou- Fawu, kondout.
=" RsTsnas, "l Eond4nt s l. Lockwood Rondout.
~ Cefns, h"haoot Julia. RoDdous
Lhne hopdout Mansfield Clinton Point
GalOta, Abanv. Maro
j. L. Merritt, ElLalethpurt. AmsIi. ~ ,h.,Lnort
e. Mathews, RhIabeth1orL V,lms Ki,ab.,hpor
W. Gates Einhethpon. Jo.enblne TI,sb,thport
nAasssea,' sni~nt'hp"Ti Forest CITY, Belfast
Isabella, New Haven.
'" Jones Nsr nsNeh ElIA, New Haven.
4. Laxson New Haven.
senator DghiOn Coop,, Serpor,
Alligator. Calais Usl.n s.yno,
Rciard Hi PAwtuei.t Fns,rs W,nyshsm
" 1AHyer, oarlner 7. rogers seal Island.
fonng TeateT, Bristol,
ys Ohet n@oh he' Ooenn Queen Nantucket
Kate KinabethporL ArirI Ri,sh.tbnnr
Sarah Elizabeth EhIabsthpor. H,ss.ugrr TaaBton
Sarah Hammond, Boston IddIe Talt,n Boston
Agnes Boston Jouathan Gone Bostop
Steamship Ocean Qasen or Aspin.an
WiSD-ssnsst light n. W dear
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NsYori ~ F ~
FOREIGN PORTS.
ousns-rovs sept aThs steamship ssmAna for
hovIns sept ar. steamship NORTH American arrived al this
port today
DISASTER.
loved s her fOr repair.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06
NApoLEoN,s FUTURE RESIDENCE.

Cassel which is designed as the future place
Of residence OF Napoleon Ill., is walled city OF Ger
many beautifully situated both banks Of the Fulda,
gl miles northeast of Frankfort-OnheMain II has
population numbering 100000 The residence which Ma
polcon occupy is the summer palace Of the Eector
at wilhelmshhe suburb the left bank of the river
II is surrounded by a magnificent garden
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Brevoort House--Senator Cole OF , SaIitopnla' GIt
1obn " Fnrney and the Hon. Benjamin Harris Brew
,r S"" pbjisJarSia DR. j. g. Holland, Springfield, Mas,
and Rohert Garrett, Baltimore. - WestImhstSr no
te-M r. Garcia. Argentine Minister az @ y V
ct NchoIa. Uotel-Col. Rowe, L. :. n, aliG MAJOR
! w KNAPP Auburn, y. Y. - Metr9p3htsn ~ u9tSi. m,i.
The Hon J. Nicely Johnson Nevada ahd ~ D. ~
inaalo - Hoffman HOuse-ten. W. Is ffaHklih anu
Fd%ar r Weles. Hartford == Grand Central Hotel 5
Cen W W GARY South Carolina, and Gen. l. M ,. OIng- p
or moI North Carolina - Coleman H0usc-The Rev.
Ir Fox, Plainfeld N. Y. === Fifth Ayenne H9iclg
The Hon Dennis Mccarthy, Syracuse; tne Hon non, w
fai. N ihe4fer Parsons West Virginia, ana d. n stlh-
Ton of Boston, = Astor House. -Conmoaore EuiI9nr'
II : Navy and Cen B. 6. Roberts, u. ;. n - 'lar,
endon Uoei-Gov Walker and wife Of the Bahanat' ana
Morton Latham of England.
DEPARTURES. -, 20
Gov Hoffman and family, and Col Banks 0i the Gov
erno STAFF left the city yesterday afternoon for Albany
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06
MOVEMENTS OF THE PRESIDENT.

President Grant passed through Newark yes
terday ON his way 10 Elizabeth, j. where he went TO
pay n visit OF coincidence his sister, who On saturday
10 It daughter During his stay at Newark he was the
guest Of the Hon. Nehemiah Perry. Presidont Grants
mother will accompany him 10 Long Branch on his
turn from Elizabeth
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06
NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER g. 1870

Junior Climbs The Tuttle Bailey boys who held the
ball were obliged to transfer IL to the Putnans Oh Troy
rs the following score Of innings will show;
Is, a a. tib sh 9Th 7ih. stb. 9th Total
ES,9:T TS,'ts ! ;i.:ii R,;,.yi 3 / 9 i 4
ATLANTIC VS.. FOREST CITY.
crrypr ,xn, Sent. 5.-The game to-day be-
tween the Forest Ctys OF Cleveland and the Atancs OF
RrooIln rsuted i'm favor of the former by the follow
ing score: o
Ir d. o. 9TH sh 9Th III sth' Sh TeAL
As..,i1.;;;"S A 3 10 3 Q 0-S
The Montauk and Putnam tomorrow on the
Union Grounds, Brooklyn h. d.
The Swamp, jr., nine defeated the Mohawk
nine Of Brooklyn, L. D.-35 TO 2s
The New-Jersey State Association of base
raii niavers will be held in Elizabeth, october 9.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06
THE FINEST CULINARY INVENTION OF
THE AGE.

THE FINEST CULINARY INVENTION OF
IHE AGE.
Embodyinr 10 a plsin and cheap utensl
,rr rrr pprScrprP PS INVOLVED IN TfR PERFECT BpOu.
ING OF MEATS
Operates upon the essential natural principles bong
perfection prevents the Of numen by evaporation and retains
all the neh juices anu deAeae nA'o"l'n are "0' ' " S Oef
D'''''' v y ~
Bos IN less than ha required by say other and
meat ,.,tscv uporm lsayipg no burned or r,w spots
Doe, with all smoke and smell OF grease require. no preparation
Of m and makes brong heretofore 30 ve1aou the QUICKEST
EASIEST As the HEALrHEsT Of all MODES OF COOKING
MEATS.
n,.-.r-.y - -, -. - ... T., III ,A ,o. o.
49, ,,,-,,., ,,,,,v,,v
nv, cuop FISH .-, ovsrrpS
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New-York tribune., 1870-09-06
THE
WALTHAM WATCH.

hCCURATEt DURABLEti CHEAP ~
All g,de, Of these celbrd movements In newest dyes Of uobD
And SILVER CASES, rtaled at very low phoes By
FULLER & Co.,
2S JOHN ST, n Z.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06
HOME NEWS.
TUH WEATHER.

dsy the air bracing and unusually cear-a nne ceruean
sky inerspered here and there az times wn cnnuous
iIobts az a. m Note-4th-Fr0m 10 p M TO ~ signify
cloudy Thermometer-sept o. 1sg-I a. In;; o. ~ n,'
5so; II u. H., 69o. MOONS phases II uAi i' ~ V y w.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06
BASEBALL.

A match game was played by the Tuttle e.
Bailey aud Putnam Clubs ON the Union Ground yeser
day for the champion silver ball and championship Of
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06
THE EMPRESS IN BELGIUM.
SHE Is SAID TO BE ILL AND EXHAUSTED.
anr nj r Il-

sHF Is SAID TO BE ILL AND EXHAUSTED.
OsTESD, Monday, Sept. 8, 1870.
The Empress Eugenie arrived this morning at
Brain-leC Comte in Hainault. She was quite Ill and
exhausted by the night journey and the dreadful
emotions of the last few days. Her Majesty was
accomuanied by the Princess Of Essling, the
Countess Walewska, the Princess de Ia Moskowa
Madame de Montebello Madame de la Poez, the
BARON and Baroness de Pierres, the Count de Lezay
Marnezia. Madame de Nadaillac, and Madame
Carette. She was received with much respect by
Col. Count Won der Straten-Posthaz aide-de-camp
Of the King of the Belgians and proceeded at once
10 ioin the Prince Imperial who is lying i'll at Namr
THE TRAVELS OF THE INFANT
THE PRINCE GOING TO LONDON.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRIBUSEl
LONDON Monday, Sept s. 1s7O-Midnght.
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE tele-
graphs from Ostend this morning: q" The Prince
Imperial is going by the same train as am to Lon
don
THE ORLEANS PRINCES EN- ROUTE TO PARIS.
THEY INTEND TO OFFER THEIR SERVICES TO
THE REPUBLIC.
lBY TELEGRAPH To THE TRIBUNEl
LONDON, Monday, Sept 8, 1S7O-Midnight
The special correspondent of THE TRIBUNE tele-
graphs from Brussels on Monday afternoon that
Prince De Joinville and the Dukes D'Aumale and
Charres left Brussels to-day for Paris to offer their
services to the Republic.
Montmedy has been bombarded to-day.
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06
tAnnouneementGl

GENTLEMEN's HATS, Fan STYLES for 1870, are
ready for inspection and sae EsPEScEEp Manufacturer l6
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06

OUr.-KNox's Fall Style Of Gents HATS
No 2l2 Broadway Enough said
New-York tribune., 1870-09-06
TIE CITY.

Gov Hoffman and family, and Col Banks 81 tnG Gov
ernors staff left the city yesterday afternoon iof Albany
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zen: Der 8roBeren' StdbteS nit Mrtlan1as
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