The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-06
Napoleon's Notion of Returning
to Paris.
THE EMPRESS AND THE PRINCE.
Surrender of Eighty Thousand
French Soldiers.
THE DEATH OF MARSHAL M'MAnON.
Napoleon to be Imprisoned Mt Cassei-Oniy
Eight Thousand Men Surrendered at

burned. Napoleon is 70 be conducted to Cassel
as q prisoner. On tho other hand, however, Q
superior officer Of the railroad with whom have
conversed positively affirms that he has received
orders for q special train to Li6ge, where ho
says Napoleon ia to be Professionally detained with
the consent Of Belgium. NeyerthelesA, . Lave
pcen the telegram giving directions for his reno.
val to Cassel taken to the telegraph station by an
officer Of gendarmes, aud | believe that Is his
destination.
MacMahon being wounded, wimpfen has sur.
rendered in his place. with 5000 men, and not
with so. 900, es has been reported. This is all
that i, lcfl Of MacMahon's army. 1t was 80, 900
strong when he began fighting, but has suffered
drcadfuiy in killed aud wounded aud the rest
have scattered in every direction.
The Empire Declared at nm End-OGiciai
Proclamation OF the Repubiic-soidiers
and Citizcna Frateruizing-The Nation TO
the Rescue Governments of National
Defence Foruued-Trochu Chosen Prcsi-
dent.
LONDON Monday, Sept b-1f A. h-A despatch
ifou Paris announces that the Government OF Paii
kso has been overthrown and the Republic declared.
PARrs, Monday Morning, Sept 5-The Provi iohal
Government las taken possession of once without
The slightest disorder.
OFFICIAL PRocLAMrIos OF rHs REPUBLIC.
TIE following PROCLAMATION has been issued by
ne new Government
"RtpubHgue Frdno1ise Mnis,ers de EIatersor."
= The dseht0nce has been pronounced in the Corps
Lcgslatr The RTuble has been proclaimed at
tho Hotel dc Vile. A government OF national de-
ferc, con POSED Of eleven members, and all the
lta ~ Isura haa into and lAaI
BY popusr exclamation. Their names are Ars-o
Emsnucl C6rmitux, jules Favre, Jules Ferry, Gam
beta, Gtrni Pages, Gais Blzoin, Eugene Pelle
tan, NJ. Picard, chsfort aud jules simon
! Con. 1rochu will at the tame tim, continue in the
exercise Of tue powers Of Governor Of Paris, and
Ia appointed Minister OF War in place OF Gen
Palikao.
Please placard Immediately. AMI II necessary
bave proclaimed by III public crer this declaration
For the Government OF National Defence,
The MiLis,er OF the Interior.
LEON GAMBE1TA
PARIs, the ith day orseptomber 1910, at
o'clock T. ~.
GEN TROcaU PRESIDENT op IHE PROVISIONAL
GOVERNMENT
PARIS, Sept. 5-1he following circular despatch
has boeu sent by the Minister Of the Interior 10 the
Projects Of Departments:
PARIS, Sept g. 1870.
.Gen. Trcchu, Governor OF Paris. has been ap-
pointed member Of the Government OF National
Defence, installed at the Hotel de vn'e. He takes
the portfolio OF War, and his colleagues have con.
tered upon him the Presidency.
(s,snedD LEON GANBETTA."
rnR OFFICERS OF rns SBw GOVERNMENT.
IoEDoN, Sept. 5.-Tbe officers OF the Provisional
Government at Paris as follows;
Minister OF the Interior-LEos GAnBErrA
Minister OF Foreign Arairl-JULgs FAygE.
Minister OF Financ,-pIEBRs MAosS.
Minister OF Public lnstructlo.-JULEs SIMON
Minister OF Justicc-EMASUEL CREAIgUx.
Minister Of War-Gen. TRocuU.
PIlsdent OF the Couneil-M. GREyY.
Secretary General OF the Provisional Government
-AsDRE LAyERTUJoS.
seals Lave been placed on the doors OF the Corps
Legislatif
AMSTERDAM, Sept 4.-The Prince Imperial
ntered at Sedan With the Emperor and Mac
haLon's army. The prisoners BY this surrender
ire i2O,OO0
B PARIS sept. 4-MIdni0hL the Ministers pro.
slamatiou becomes known, the excitement OF the
populacc becomes indescribable. All the evening
great crowds occupied the Place do 10 Concorde, as
had become known that stormy scene had taken
place Ia the Corps Legslatif
The capture Of the Emperor was not creIiei.
DICTATORSHIP.
II reported that Dictatorship would be
sounced, and that secret meeting being held
Many OF the streets are thronged with anxious and
bxcited crowds, but there Is no disorder
pIB CORPS LEGIsLArIp DRcLARR TUE EMPIRE
J. BURST Up
PARIS, Sept. IA =. MI is now impossible 10
roach the Corps L6gislstii, owing TO the enormous
crowds surrounding the building.
II Is reported that the vote on dichdlncs Chat the
Empire Is burst up,) has been carried by yeas 1885,
Says none
"vIvE La REPUBLIoUEW
( The people are wild with excitement, and are
rushing through the streets bearing placards with
me vote OF the Corps Legislatf Inscribed thereon.
Tho shouts Of rive Ia Rspts6lqus heard on all
Idss.
kThe regiments passing into the city received
By tho popuace with the deafening shouts OF "a
Lt0Hs. Vine Ia Repubiiqus
} The National Guard reversed their arms a. the
teguar troOIs passed, as . sign OF amity.
The uoops are singing Mourtr Pour Ia PdtrtS The
scene is one OF indescribable excitement
rnS NATION TO rHH RESCUE.
Rumors Of all kinds are In circulation, and It is
tmpostib to ascertain their foundation. But one
sentiment seems TO be paramOunt-resistance to
INVASION. IAN tho nation now to tie rescue T.
shout tho people, and the troops join enthusias-
Soally. Tho Garde Nstonae say order must bs
preseryel The people ovineo but little desire to
Ueato trouble. All seem oye5Oyed u tho vote Of
sichtanee
A DAs NAPOLEON
Ecrowds are bosinning to tear down the Imperial
srtns from lho fronts OF the shops There arc fears
thAi this may lead serious trouble. a. tie National
suaId ls not inclined 70 permit any disorders.
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