Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1870-09-09
THE VERY LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
WAR IN EUROPE.
THE CROWN PRINCE.
PARIS IN A STATE OF ANARCHY
NApOLEON1C DYNASTY TOPPLED.
GEN. TROCHU TO BE PROCLAIMED
DICTATOR
TIE PRINCE IMPERIAL a PRISONER.
EUGENE JOINS THE EMPEROR IN
CAPTIVITY.
TIE PRINCE LlLPERLAL a PRISONER.
PARIS. Sept. 5.

from the Prusgian Government that che will not
be treated as d prisoner, has consented to join
her husband and son. who also surrendered with
his father at Sedan. She will leave for Prussia
as soon as her arrangements can bo perfected.
General Trouchu will at once be made temper
airy dictator, and Paris will be defended to the
last.
1t is now impossible 20 reach tho Corps Legis-
Iatiff owing 10 the enormous crowd surrounding
the building Il is reported that the vote on
the ''Decheanca'' has been carried by yeas 1875
nays none. MOTE the word ''Dcchoarco,'
above. evidently means tho forfeiture down
fall OF the dynasty.
The people are wild with excitement, and
rushing through the streets bearing placards
With the vo.e Of tho Corps LegislatiT inscribed
thereon Shouts # ''Vivo Republique" arc heard
on al side. Eegimcnts paesiog into the city
received by The popaIa"e with deafening shout
Of GIVE Ia Lignc," 1--WE Repubique.'
The National G1ari reversed th IL arms as re
cu,ar troops p.-sel, siga Of amity. Troop
are singiug Moo1f-r POM Pobje. The scene is
one Of iude.cribable excitement. R1rnors Of al
kinds s~o IN circulation, AM Il i impossible to
ascertain their Foundation, AMI but se't iment
scerca 70 be paramount {: resistance TO inva-
sion"
al the Nation now to rescue shout the PEG
pla, and til troops join onthusia sticaliy.
The Guard National say order must be pre-
Ferved. Tao people evioco but little desire to
create trouble. ~. =con overjpyed st the vote
of Decheanco.
LATER.
Crowds re beginning 20 tear down the I'm
penal arms from tls .Ionts OF shcps. There
are fa,s that this lead to serious trouble,
as the National Guar9 not inclined to Per
nit the-C di=nT-cra.
BEU-SFE.s - %. 8
The Truasilns have demanded the surrender
Of Noa:nlcdy. u. the garrison has refused.
CAELsRUHE, Sept. 8.
TIE cellars Of Gsraeburg flooded by The
rise Of tho Eh.De. and there il great sunerir 8
and destruction Of property.
The Cathedral has certainly been partially de-
stroyed.
BERLIN, Sept 5.
Congratulatory kilograms from ali parts Of
tho world continue to pour in. Nearly all of
these protest against foreign Interference
with The German adjustment of peace.
Il is reported that Mcmahon ID dead.
LONDON, Sept 4.
Paris, last night, still doubled the i'll news
although profoundly moved and anxious. The
Government. i informed, gave no intimation OF
aff4irs, meroiy expressing doubt to the Pc
sitions Of EcMahon and Bszaine. Il was ad
United that they had tidings through Prussjan
sOErces.
STUTTGART. Sept. s.
crowded meeting adopted resolution that
Germany refuses mediation Intervention of
the powers also Incorporating Alsaco and Lor
raine rs portion OF Germany and in COM
pensation for the expenses OF the war also, that
Germany must now be nstion, with one
army and enc Parliament. That these arc the
only securities of the permanent peace Of Ger
many and Europe.
MADRID, Sept. s.
The Goce,a contains the municipal code 10,
Por 0 Rico, and announces scattering fights with
tho Carliats, who fight as they fl from the
country. The peEirsuIar is otherwise quiet.
PARIS, Sept. 5.
Early this afternoon crowds disarmed and
broke the swords Of those OF the police who did
not respond to She shouts of clue la repub!jque.
The Boulevards are almost impossible on &C
count of the crowds
The National Guards arc keeping order.
The Provisional Government entered in Office
without the slightest disorder. All of the Minis
tiers arc acting with energy. Orders has been
given for the immediate form alton of colossal
armies. The Senate is suppressed and the Corps
Iegislatiff is dissolved.
The Provisional Government is in permanent
session in the Hotel de Vile under tho Presiden
cy Of General Trochu.
PABIs, Sept. 5-63 P. NJ.
The crowds continue 10 tear down the signs
containing the Imperial arms and medals.
The highest stories are climbed to tear The
word "Imperial' from the theatres.
The police are no longer seen on the streets,
BBUsaELs. Sept. 5.
Is is stated that Leigo has been selected as
the Emperor's place of detention.
Several Of Eugonie's maids OF honor have AZ
rived here.
LONDON, Sept. Sc y. Il.
The members the Provisional Government
established At Paris aro Trochu, Simon, Gambet-
ta, PeIotar, Fare. Ferry, Koratry, Cremieux.
Picard and Gravy.
Delayed dispatched
PARIS Sept. 4.
Trochu Is answering the crowd. He said he
had taken an oath ITO what intent we are not ins
formed-Ed ! and an honest man he could
not break it. The Chamber must answer the
people at midnight. Crowds assembled befor
the @ rps Legislatif building and shouted that
the Emperor having fallen into the hands of the
enemy, it Is now time tor the people to rise and
chase out the invaders. The Corps, however,
adjourned until to-day, assurances having been
given that the day should not pass without some
determination worthy of France.
Later in the evening large crowd assembled
on the Boulevard Bonnie Melville, parading and
shouting 'Dechesnce," and ''Vive Ia France
They charged by the poles, who used fire.
arms. 1t Is reported that some of the citizens
we're mortaIly wounded.
at early hour this morning great crowds
were in the streets. The journals are sought
with extreme avidity. The popular agitation is
very great. aud the feeling against the inv aders
singuIarly unanimous.
PARIS Sept. 5-P H.
Keratry has been appointed Chies of Police,
and Etienne Arago, Mayor of Paris. The flags
have been lowered on the TuiIeres 1t is said
that as the Empress departed, the people were
rushing through the Tuleres. Placards were
pasted with the words, death to Theirs and the
members OF the Provisional Government" 1t is
said that Fayre, Gambetta, Simon. Keratry, Pts