The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-09-06
France Still for Warl
Ele will Fight to The Last F.!
Etc, Etc.s ETC., Etc, Etc.
FROM EUROPE.
Tho Oorpn I,eRIsIntif.


1he proceedings in the Corps Legislatif Saturday
night and Sunday morning, previous to the
elosiI of The session already reported.
The Corps Legislatif had only taken recess,
aDd reassembled at half-past on Sunday morn
L1ng after an exciting session in the evening, at
which the ministers had explained the situation.
President Schneider said:-
"Pninfui and Grave News
Vas communicated to us during last evening,
Ind as President of the House l had a double
duty to perform towards it and the nation. BY
ap urgent demand on the part of great num-
3sf Of my colleagues, you have been called
together in extraordinary session. 1 ALLOW,
therefore, the floor to the Minister OF War, that
3be may finish the statement which he COM
IInenced during this mornings sitting"
Count Palkao said L have the painful mis-
fion to inform you what my words before must
have foresbadowed. The news which was only
semi- official has become official. After heroic
Efforts the
Army Inns been Rolled Back
3ntO Sedan and been encompassed there by such
euperior forces that it has been obliged to
capituate and the Emperor has been made
pris oner. In view of this news it will be i'm.
possible to enter upon the serious discussion of
Ehe consequences which these events may In
Soye, when l have been forced to leave my
bed to attend this sitting, and my colleagues
have had no opportunity to deliberate
President Schneider proposed an adjournment
nntil to day at noon. He said the situation i'm
Dosed on him great duties and he would ill
them. But the ministry not having yet been
Xehe to deliberate, and each one needing time
to think over carefully grave resolutions which
1he occasion required, he thought 1t would be
wise to adjourn.
jules Favre's Proposition.
LII Nnu nf1 hn har iC nf
opinion that in the grievous aud grave situation
described by the Minister OF War, it shou Id ad-
Xtourn until noon, will not oppose it, but we
believe it TO be our duty to seize the occasion
30 lay before the house proposition which the
Exciting situation demands. We will not add
one word the text which we now lay before
you.
The Overthrow OF Napoleon.
We move that the Chamber adopt the follow
ing reeolutions:-That Louis Napoleon and his
dynasty be declared to have forfeited the powers
(which the nation conferred upon them; that
there shall be chosen an executive committee,
eOmposed of - members, the number of
whom shall be fixed by the Chamber, which
shall be invested with all powers necessary to
repel invasion, and drive the enemy from the
soil; that General Trochu, Governor Cf Paris, be
charged exclusively with the defense Of the
capital.
The reading of these resolutions was listened
to in profound silence.
single Voice
was raised; it was that of Pinard;-"We have
not power" said he, 'to pronounce deoheance.'
President Schneider returned to his proposal
adjourn the sitting until noon. on account of
The gravity of what had happened. The Corps
Legislatif agreed, and the sitting was ad-
journed.
asuIlen Sub bu,IAsiOu Must be the End.o
LoRDoN, Sept. 6.-The Times says the crisis
may be postponed for several months but sullen
submission will be the end.
The Prussinns are Advancing
on Paris by forced marches.
- Italian UDFisinEs.
Uprisings are reported in Italy. a great war
is beloved imminent:
Thodeposits in the Bank of France are said
70 have been removed.
Proclamation by Gambetta.
PARIS, Sept. 6.-Gambetta has issued pro-
elamalion appointing Edmund Vaentin Prefect
OF Strasburg and for the Department of Bas-
Rhin. The country depends upon his energy
and patriotism to reach and defend his post
The Paris Poiics
All the police of Paris have been incorporated
with the National Guard. 1t is reported that
the Italian troops have entered Rome.
PreiecT OF Police KeraLrv
has placed seals on the doors of the Corps
Legislatif
jules Favre and King William.
1t is reported that Jules Favre has gone for-
ward to meet King William of Prussia.
The Death of MUcMahOn
ie contradicted. 900 I-
ROnher Quilted Paris
last night.
The New Republic.
BRUSSELS Sept. 6.-The Prince de JoinVille
Due d'Aumale, and Due de Chartres have left
this city to offer their services to the republic
Affairs Ifetz.
PARIS Sept. 6--Bazaine still maintains hi;
position at Metz, Notwithstanding the strength
of the army guarding and preventing his escape
from the fortress.
Ths Total Force
now Under arms in France, including the Garde
Rationale and Garde Mobile, is 100000.
She PalIIsn0 Ministry.
u is stated thai Count Pslika? ani Hslr