Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-08-11

London to-day. Other reports assert tha
he has already arrived. 5 .1a
Revolutionary scenes in Paris-Ths
Corps LegisIatif and Tuilierie;
Surrounded by Soldiery Several
Charges on ahe Threatening Mob
LONDON, Aug 10.-A special dispatch
dated Paris, midnight, gives the following
account of the scene in and near the Corps
Legisiatif:
Deputy Koratry asking deposition OF the
Emperor was called to order by the Chair.
The Deputies then abandoned the hall and
scattered to their committee rooms. Out
side wild crowd was assembled and re-
fused to disperse. Bodies of cavalry and
lancers are stationed in the surrounding
streets. The court yard of the Tmlleries
is thronged with soldiers.
Around the hall of the Corps Legislatif
the police repeatedly ycharged on the mob, but
the latter reformed after each charge. Bodies
of National Guard threw down their arms
and fraternized with the populace. Other
detachments remained passive in their
barracks. Barguay de Ifilliers organized
the troops and the mob was everywhere
charged.
The correspondent reports that, as he
was going to post his dispatches, he heard
sounds of drums and bugles in every di-
rection. -....l ..
Inside the hall of the Corps Legislatif
the scene was one of fear and bewilder-
ment.
Deputy Jules Favre offered. a proposition
that the Chambersshould assume full pow
ers to save the country. He declared the
Emperors incapacity to command the ar
my and dioect its operations has been con-.
clusively proved, and should, therefore, be
relieved. The Deputies almost en- rnasse,
striving to obtain the floor, gestiGulating
violently. M Paul Cessagnac obtained an
audience, and declared that if he was in
the Ministry he would lcourtmartial II Fa-
vre and all the other members Of the Left,
and shoot them that very night M Olli-
vier rose excitedly and said III Jules Simon
has asked of me if the Ministry intend to
have the opposition deputies shot. M
| Olivier made some answer to this ques-
ton, but his reply was inaudible to the
Chambers. NJ DeKeratry proposed that
the Chambers should treat Napoleon Ill.
as the Chambers treated Napoleon l.
Then another disturbance arose. A most
violent discussion ensued, in which the
members became greatly excited, and
made enraged demonstrations against each
other in tumult and confusion. Deputies
in their rage returned grave accusations
back and forth.
A Proposed Committee with DiCtSn-
tOriaI Powers.
The Chambers meet to-day. Deputies
of the party of the Left will introduce a
H. of
mittee for the national defence or forma-
ton of ministry selected from among the
superior officers, who shall be invested
with dictatorial powers, and empowered to
adopt any and all measures for security and
national defence. They shall render an
account daily of all measures undertaken,
the object being to make the committee
appointed by the Chambers the luling
power. ....
Amanifesto appears in the Democratic
press today over the signature of Deputies
Jules Favre, Picard and Grevy, calling for
the immediate arming of all citizen.
The olivier Ministry Superseded
The Olivier Ministry has been super
ceded. Count Poikao has been appointed
Minister of War, and charged with the
formation of new cabinet.
Belgian Neutrality Guaranteed.
Belgium neutrality is guaranteed. The
treaty was signed here last night by Gran
vile and Berustarff La Vallette awaits
authority from Paris to sign for France.
Arrests-Cabinet Change.
Paris, Aug. 1O.-La Liberte mentions a
number of arrests by the government, in-
cluding Gailliard, pere.
IA : ii I
cept the portfolio of Minister of the Inte-
rior in the new Cabinet.
From the FrOnt-French MassiDg. on
the Road TO Paris.
LONDON, Aug. 1O.-Prussia is organizing
a volunteer naval force The French con-
tinue concentrating on the road to Paris.
ALI that region is in a state of siege, and it
is said after the battle of the 9Th the French
abandoned their works in the greatest con-
fusion. An Intellectual effort was made TO
check the Prussian advance at Niederbrun,
which place was taken by the Bavarians.
The French continued to retreat towards
Bitche, the Wurtemburg cavalry picking
up scores of prisoners.
olivier, Princess CiOthiIde, Etc.
PARIS, Aug. 1O.-After the session of the
Corps Legislatif last evening the Deputies
we're unable to pass the Pont Concorde
because the great crowd collected on the
Place de La Concorde.
Olivier has lived at private residence
during the last three days instead of occu-
pying the official palace.
Princess Clothilde and children returned
from Meaion to Paris this morning.
All correspondents of Paris journals, for
whose safety fears we're entertained, arrived
from the frontier, excepting DeKalow of
the GduL0iS, who is still missing.
Legislative Projects for Safcty.l
The Senate will reassemble to-day at
o'clock, to vote on proposition made
yesterday in the Corps Legislatif. The
Corps will discuss projects for safety.
State Deputy Koratry proposes calling
out under arms, and ready to take the
field at moments notice, all unmarried
men of the military classes of 1858, 1859,
1860, 1862, and 1868.
A dispatch from Blois says the editors
of Cloche and Marsillaise, who were prose-
cuted on charge of publishing false state
ments, would be acquitted.
NapOIcon's DOwnfaII-WIth it the
War should Cease.
LONDON, Aug. 10, A. M.-The Times con-
tinues to take doleful view of the situa-
ton of Napoleon in its editorial this morn~
ing. 1t treats his downfall as a foregone
conclusion and regards the absence of
anv news of the situation in Paris as an
ominous sign that disturbances have
broken out.
1t says that Germany never made war
upon France, but that France provoked
conflict by her aggrandizive policy. The
Emperor of France challenged Germany
to battle, and with the retirement of the
challenger the battle should cease
1t quotes approvingly the suggestion Of
fered by Disraeli, that England should now
intervene; declares the English nation
anxious for peace and respects the dignity
and national feeling of the belligerents.
Sheridan.
Gems. Sheridan and Forsyth of the Ame-
rican army, left yesterday for headquarters
of the German army.
a Report that the Fighting at Metz
has Begun, and ahc French Center
been Broken.
LONDON, Aug. 10.-A report is current
here that Prince Frederick Charles, with
the second Prussian army corps, has
broken through the French center, between
Metz and Nancy.
The NIitraiIIcur Eaumbug-Chasse-