The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-11
THE REpOL UTIONARY SESSION op
TIE CORPS LBGISLATIF.

| Eight-Thc Emperor Believed to D, an
| his Last Legs Proposal for u Comu,t..,o
of Fifteen to Govern France.
LoNpoS, Aug lO.-A correspondent wi,,c,
from Paris late ON Tuesday evening:
| The sitting Of the Corps Legsli,f was Of r,e
violent character Which anticipated last night +
passed myself @id, IN carrlcse ,irongh The " CO
observed that '1S public were not .l.r,
lodies of infantry and c1yairy were drawn Nd on
the Quay to protect the Chamber; tia, oScusi
crowds encountered the Place dc Ia Concord. IN
parapets OF the qu0ys and tlat patoons OF ca, dr.
| hncers, cuirassiers and guides were cont '.., Z,
clearing the way between the rlac" dc Ia C9tc,,i,
and the wing OF the rujorics nest the seine.
| Tie TuliOiies' gardens were Shut up, and llfte
force was uudar arms TO protect the Empress,
hear that after several charges upon the people o,c-
| called OUT, nut protested, lOd1td their arms. and
cried that ne proper pace for all regular troo, ga
When pIesid mt Schneider took li4 scat b. ma
| Chamber. N. Olivier mounted the tribune ANA M.
d,ayofed to read speech identical with tnt .oy.
cred In The senate by Minister quifos but hr Nas
tomuch interrupted that very little was heard
| - The members Of the Lcrt cr.ai out continuity
that the si'ety of the country require the dism..I
| Of the Ministry. Olivier made a pomp,us ap,.,i
to the confidence o. tue Chamber without ". zen ia
| would not remain In Office a moment.
Lltou Dumoulin, Of the Let Centre, in his own
name aud that OF nine other Deputies, novel tltt
Gen. Trochu should be called upon to form a .a.
Chamber should assume iull powers to save tho
country.
arms, had been too concnsively proved, aal no
should be recalled
| A tremendous row ensued The voice Of the Pre-.
| sident was heard prOpounding the trusm that 10
| motion was unconstitutional lie added: You
will never make revolution witt this Chamber 4
| Il he were in the Ministry he would have nIes
Favrc and all the members OF the Lett brought 10 a
| court martial aud shot this very evening.
a Olivier, In N excited state, said IN. jules
| Simon las asked me whether we meant to have all
the opposition deputies shotf" What answer hc
| rendered IN coil
| Count do keratry proposed that the Chamber
should now treat Napoleon the Third as the CHAM
| Der treated Napoleon the First In 1915.
| The Ministers and some Of the Deputies actually
came to blows, and Cbovauder DE Valdrome Lad
| hear at the last moment that Clement DIVER.
nois, tue Empcror's contdant, made mor,On Of an
That on division the Ministry got a majority OF
| only eight.
ollievier demanded hour for consideration,
| ana went at once to the Empress.
adhere to the opinion expressed Yesterday hat
The Empire is on is last legs but it will die bard
and involve millions. The rumor of the eveninr Is
that a thorough reactionary and personal ministry
| WI be formed ON a state OF siege plnciples, 40
| DaviG, Count Pa,ikao Of summer Palace no lonely,
| add tue Duke de Porsigny.
The GdalOis gives tie eStraordir arg intollieopcs
that PtrsEnY was the author Of the false t,,Ie
FRINGE Frederick Charles lad been made prisoner.
The proposal o the Let contains the folio ~int:
na.mpe r as the 1eapaety Of tho c9ie s Of state n
great battles ~ spite OF the heroic valor Of Qua soL
tlrst-A Committee OF National Defence is co1s'fs
tuted IN the National Assembly. composed OF fifteen
second-Uuu further order, this Committee snail be
Third II .n.n summon all the q, zens TO arms
Fuutili-Evor act tending TO Obsruct the u 10
| nation
This was what brought out the violent scene in
| the Chamber.
II was known in advance by many members that
n ordor Lad come nom MclZ to turn out ". OLIVIER,
the Emperor seeking To prouitiate Paris by "a, rlc,
| IA Ousilt a. IA
NJ olivier himself had not the least srsp!cian Of
| hs fate. He came smiling into tue Chamber only to
| leave 1t pale, terrified, aud ruined
The ,trous min rlty OF 80 for jules Fayrc y fliin
| lrt-r t.at o'l,.,r would De succeeded By . uusolg
| personal aud rcactiOnary Ministry Tie Pc. anal
| Lett
Casagnacs thre,t to shoot the Deputies Of the
,.e'I Nas a siHnul i9r general 9utbtca%. Ihe'es
| no attempt TO deny MS words They appear IN the
om,ial report IN moderated form, III sat m the
benches OF the Government, you should All DO
| orivLh IcIort adds Jules Slon advancing INTO
the middle OF the hall. exclaimed:
e IL you " !sh to sh. ot u, We are ready" A, tho
| same MONS nt Astheetu, the vel known Orell-
49, fHry. and otIcr Deputies spriug down into ne
| centre. \ rointCd sheer from Gramout hrol.ht
hun INTO collision with E-,anccin. Na.drom, n
! Ierirrei' and Tor some moments there was geaerl
When order was restored, Picard declared thu, in
the eyes o. france 1t was crime not to or.au 20
| and ann the National Guard. II the maJouy re-
used .e would appeal to the higher authority hat
n. NJ. David and Schneider called yehcmcnly TO
| Chamber, which do not believe has confidence in
NE m.nls'rs II i refuses arms to tie citizens, my
ollLl3n Is that the people ought themselves to pso-
II Is IN appeal 70 insurrec,ion," cried many
- accept the responsibility of my words" req led
! 7. arr. II want In save the country; aud before
"l i1ints. II ~ necessary there should be a capable
~, ~ u is head
N. David pleaded for a pos,ronemeut Of The lh-
Gu sion 'nd 10 support the army Which had yelied
oh{ o Numbers. Prussia was read! We were .iot-
h' kHItry nterrupts-lt sls The Minister vi var
| VIC tod u cVc'yt.ins was prepared
NJ Ferry addel-fpu showed courage and ener-'
| ~. tut 1t was AGAINST the people OF Paris.
| olhNiof-Iimo Is precious. Don't squander II,
GARNER Pages-Away with YOU.
heTtry followed with a proposal for abdic ITO 70,
| saying When Napoleon the Great was defeated.
| france TOOK upon herself the direction OF Affairs;
| the confidence OF 10 people was Withdrawn rom
| the Chi,f ui State. Now Napoleon Third uas
| proved that he hho"s not how 70 lead our arms 70
| victory, Jet nm sive peace to ~.
Upon wrch lionciker was called violently 10
| order, and the discussion was cluseI
| AVER t"0 hours mt,rmissiOu, LGtgur. Neouhps's
| !let centre motion of want OF confidence 10 tns
cabinet was rejected.
| DIyenois's motion followed Immediately mon
| the rejection Of latour Moun's IRON which - "a
| not dlner Ia meaning; the words being Tho nm.
Der Is determined to sustain Cabinet c.u.i,. 4
| the order OF the day"
NJ olivier said; -" have but one .iu.'o word "a
| Day The vote was taken instantly. IN, bet aD-
stained The Whole Rislt Rigat Crs,g,, .uJ !. Il
GENRE roso in favor OF DuyeruOl,'s mOuul IL
members only voted against II, aui the Cabinet VI
the I'd OF January was dead.
lhe session was again suspended In half IN mr.
| VI. Olivier announced uie resignation, aud ,aIs
Count Aontauban would form It now CABINET
The Incoming Ministry Is lmWr lsurlhly ,s.r.a
than TIE outgoing one. l. appointment i- o. B, &
les defiance to public opinion and lo not hrii.ys
Il viii last Neck unless gTUat victory shoLI 20
sained by the French, which is not at ali upt ne
cards. - w.
This population is in no mood to be ruled hy N,
Hss"gnac ana Jerome David set, and the g.-I.,Iu
OF lhfs ~ hot strong enough aud not unlt. n n
10 nut down any popular rising
Tue Natiohdi Guards ~ they sit az he tai. IA
rom OF The cafes oPealy say tha' AL M, -p.. III
VINO nave brought France TO the present state ,ud
ABOVE al Toe general commanding IA CAri, uu-t %
changed.
According 10 the latcst news tie uprror .qs ro(
resigned himself TO give mp the urruic!UAs In.
iIahd against which al France cllulo!s
Marshal Mac MahOn Falling BucL upOH
N"ncy-B azRine in Command NJ Mrtl.
METZ Aug. 9-l;j2 +. M.-1he Empu,. Ycnt
this morning to Marshal Ballinc's hcldlulrt,gs.
Marshal Bazane takes command OF the troops
united at Metz.
ecu Dejean l. In command Of the Third Csl:-. .
The Emperor was well received.