The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1870-09-07
FROM EUROPE.

PARIS, Sept. 5.-The following official proclamation
has been issued by the government. Decheance
has been pronounced in the Corps Legisati and the
republic has been proclaimed at the hotel de Vile
The government of national defense, composed of
eleven members and all deputies of Paris has been
constituted and ratified by popular reclamation. Their
names are Arago, Emanuel Cremeux, Jules Fayre
Jules Terry, Gambetta GARNER Pages Rochefort, and
Jules Simon. Gen. Trochu will at the time
continue in exercise of the powers of Governor of
Paris and is appointed minister of war in place Of Gen.
Palikao. This will be announced by placard immedi-
atey and, if necessary, will be proclaimed by public
crier, this declaration for government of national
defense The Minister of the Interior is Leon GAM
beta.
PARIS, Sept. An important fraction of the
Chambers met at President Schneder's residence and
seemed disposed to act independently OF the provis
ional government to whom they have sent delegations
of officers and soldiers to place themselves under the
new government of France.
Paris journals unanimously urge the nation to make
an unyeldng defense and declare the dismemberment
of Paris impossible. They say the King of Prussia
declared be only warng against Napoleon. If it
becomes evident he is warng against the French
people the struggle must be of externn alton.
feet must be ordered to the coast of Germany there
act Prussan armies treat the towns of Asace and
Lorraine. The enemy must be made to feel what
united republican France can accomplish. All men
here must bear arms.
Minister OF the Interior the projects Of all depart
ments
PARIS, Sept 4.-Gen. Trochu, governor of Paris
has been appointed member of the government of
national defense. installed at the hotel de Vile he
takes the portfolio of war and his colleagues have
conferred upon him the presidency. a-, .a- H.
LONDON, Sept. 5.-The officers of the provisional
government distributed follows: Minister of the
Interior, Gambetta; Foreign Affairs, Jules Favre =;
Finance, Pierre Magre; Public Instruction. Jdles ST.
mon; Justice. Emaruel Cremieux; War, Trochu {;
President of the Council, Grevy; Secretary General
Andre Lavenjon. Seals have been placed on the
doors of the Corps Legslatif
LONDON, Sept. Ga Bavaran corps and escort had
ninety thousand French prisoners from Sedan taking
them to Prussia. Failly's death is denied.
The Daily News say Jules Favre through the For
eign Ministry, has already made peace proposals in.
volving the withdrawal of the Prussians and the
abolition of the French standing army.
Journals favor the French revolution as a clear
expression of the national will. They anticipate no
disorder. Names of Paris streets have been already
changed. Avenue LeFmpereur becomes Rue Victor
Noir.
PARIS Sept. Notwithstanding predominence of
mob public orde is maintained. Etienne Arago has
taking possession of Paris in the of the Republic
and has issued stirring address, recalling the patriotic
events of 92, '93 and '94 He concludes Citizens
shall to you as your fathers did in 1872. Cti-
zens the country is in danger; rally around this
Partisan municipality defend it from seige by soldiers
of the republic. "Vive la Repubique."
BRUSSELS, Sept. 6-Prnce DeJonville Due
Damale and Due de Chartres left Brussels to offer
their swords to the French republic.
PARIS Sept. 6.-Bazaine holds out at Metz.
Total number of French under arms Including
Garde Rationale and Garde Mobile, is hundred
thousand. 1t is stated that Count Pakao and Henri
Rocheux, Minister of the Interior in Belgium
whittier they fed during the crisis proceeding the de-
claraton of republic.
1t is rumored that strong Italian column is march
ing on Rome.
LONDON, Sept. 6.-Congratuations and declarations
have reached France, from republican committees of
several nations great many republicans are already
leaving London for Paris Victor Hugo reached
Paris last night.
BRUssRLs, Sept. 6.-The Prince Imperial left Hano-
yer for England Empress Eugene arrived in Bel
GUM on Sunday
The Prussians are advancing on Paris by forced
marches.
PARIS, Sept 6.--The police are incorporated with
the National Guard 1t is reported that Italian troops
have entered the role 1t is reported that Jules Favre
has gone to meet King William. McMahon's death is
contradicted Rouber quilted France last night.
PARIS, Sept. 6-The Empress left the palace by
the of Quay, accompanied by servant in
the morning. Ferdinand D. Lessex, knsman of the
Empress advised her to sign her abdicaton. She pro-
ceeded to the hail. where the ministers in session,
for this purpose The ministers advised her not to
sign
The Princess Cothilde was the last of the Imperial
family who left the palace. The appearance of the
imperial apartments indicates hasty departure. The
person lett in charge of the palace said all those to
whom the Empress had been so kind abandoned
her, not remained to her off Nothing in the
palace is injured. strong force is posted around the
public buildings. The provisional government makes
known it will permit no vandalism.
MADRID, Sept 6.-Intense excitement French
affairs perfect order maintained six hundred Carliss
defeated in Navarro; many captured, among them
many priests. Another band of four hundred were
encountered in Bscay, attempting to destroy the rail-
road-they routed.
The Unionists are attacking Prim mercilessly and
say the only public service left him is resignation.
Rumored conspiracy discovered the adherents Of
Montpenser implicated
LONDON. Sept. 6.-The Pail Mall Gazette says the
question is, shall France, rid of the Emperor, be
compelled to pay for his sins by the sacrifice of Alsace
and Lorraine. The difficulty is presently to be solved
by the Prussian advance to Paris.
Open air meetings continue in England favoring
neutrality. A vast meeting of this sort held in
Birmingh ham last night.
Grammont arrived at Dover England ready to Join
the new government at Paris.
Prussian papers continue their assaults upon Eng
lands pretended neutrality and proposed intervention.
Carlists strong in Basque provinces. A band one
thousand strong at Cabela.
library is confirmed. Victor Hugo has returned and
received an ovation. Gambetta has appointed Ed.
mund Valentine project of Strasbourg and Bas Rhein
country depends upon his energy and patriotism to
reach and defend his post.
The Prussians crossing the Rhine in the vicinity
of Mulhauser. The National Garde have gone to meet
their enemy at Neuf Chateau department. Cote dOrr
LONDON, Sept. 6-Standard learns that as soon as
stable government is established in France England
will join her in joint against China, to assure
the safety of Europeans in China
The Times says the crisis may be postponed for
several monha, but suen submission will be the end
Uprisngs reported in Italy. Great war imminent
Deposits of the bank of France said to be removed
The Prince Imperial reached London today. Nc
Mahon is dead.
Republic. pronounced in Hayre, Marseilles, Little
Nantes, Perquere, and Morpeigne.
Journals of Paris supports the new government in
national Defense diseardng all other considerations
Journal official de la Republique exhorts the French
TO rally around the glorious flag which eighty years
ago drove back all Europe The government has
recalled the present French ministers at London, Vi
emma and S.. Petersburg
New DEGREES have been issued which require the