The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-09-06

manding the dechsdncs
GEN. TRocuu WAS SHOUTED ron,
and on appearing he SPOKE to the crowd, saying ho
had taken an oath, and as an honest man he could
not break II. The Chambers must answer them.
At midnight crowds assembled before the Corps
L6gissuf building, and shouted that, tho Emperor
having fallen into the hands OF the enemy, II was
now time for the people to rise aud
CHASE OUT TIE INVADERS.
The Corps, however, adjourned till to-day. as
suranccs having been given that the day should not
pass without some determination worthy OF France.
CITIZENS YIRRD on BIT TIE oxsDARxrs.
Later in the evening large crowd assembled
the Boulevard BonnNouvellc, parading and shout
ing " dsehtancei" and " Vice "a Frdncer'
They were charged by tho police, who used Ore
srms. 1t is reported that some Of the
CITIZENS WERE noRrALLr WOUNDED.
Al this early hour In the morning great crowds
10 the Streets and the journals sought with
extreme avidity. s,r,..sf
PARIS, Sept 4-Noon. enormous crowd is now
about the Corps Lerislatif building whore the Dep
utes are TO meet at o'clock.
%s-S MILITARY PRECAUTIONS
TO preserve order have boon taken q large scale,
though the people do not seem TO bo inclined TO
rioting, though they are much excited and'demand
the dtchidnes.
Az this time
MASSES OF PEOPLE
from all rafts Of tho city going toward the L6gs
lntf buAdinVs. shouting "a Ia Cham6rel" 4" De
chsoscsf" SO.
Thousands among these are members OF the
National Guard, who, without arms, Join 10 the
rhoutinx and urge oil they meet TO 20 TO the Lesis.
iiuf building 49, ~ -
II 10 hoped the measures taken will secure quiet
100000 CITIZENS IN ARMS.
1;oo-AJternoon,- sty now presents one Of
the nosi HnposinC popular displays ever witnessed.
Que hundred thousand armed ei'izens arc march.
ing to the Corrs LcSis!Ot urrou. inE the building
Ai"i1 :.sse fronzOd hurr.hs y Tie untoss masses
which are nllins every avenue losdii to the hall
There are no symptoms .of dso yet, only n
unanimous expression of the popular T. Before
the rosiderco OF General Trochu, In Louvre,
there Is compact Of people ava the ro-
turn OF the Governor.
Around the Tuilciies is a strong mih FORCE
guarding asainst any possible display Of ipuiar
Indignation.
Hundreds OF thousands OF citizens are still push.
ing toward the Corps L6ssladi Tie Place do Ia
Coacorde Is one mass OF human beings.
rus ExrcrENBSr GROWING.
E3O AJteraOoa.-At the departure OF the Deputies
from the Corps Legisatit scenes OF enthusiasm
fraternizing with the troops and people.
Thousands OF guards rushed into the hall, but
were persuaded to retire by NJ. Gambctta, who
seems 10 have great influence over the people.
TIE crowds outside are singing the AdrSeiRdise
and Vire Repu|gTs
There is intense excitement, nni a constant noiso
OF voices that browns all ether sounds.
ruE SOLDIERS AND PoPULAcE FRATERNIzISa.
There was no dangerous eleneRt visible until the
crowd reached tho Roe Castiglionc, where they bo-
gan tearing down the Imperial arms, and tearing
from tie Gags Of the National Guard the golden
caslos OF France and from the walls and signs the
medals bearing the Imperial enigy
The soldiers have also Joined 10 these demonstra.
tious. TIE National Guard have beat to arms to re-
press the disorder II 1t takes moro serious turu.
Qs,ei oitixens are becoming Impressed with the
lea that therO may be danger, the mob is beeom.
ing more and more excited.
HAcNAuos's DElra REPORTED.
II is reported that Marshal MacManon is dead.
INTERVIEW BETWEEN NAPOLEON AND KING WILLIAM
An Interview las taken place between Napoleon
and the King Of Prussia for the purpose OF deciding
upon the future residence OF the Emperor. One Of
tie German foriresscs was fixed upon-probably
hayence.
PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT FORMED.
There is so much confusion in the city, and such
crowds about the Corps LeSi-latif that It is mpos
sble at present to get fsithfu account Of the bust
ness transacted by the Deputies.
II is now reported, and on good authority, that
after the vote OF dichianCe the msjority retired.l
Tic members ofthe Gduehe and the Centre Gduche
remained constituting a provisional Government.
and naming the following reFsons: Jules Fayre,
Gambetta, Jules Simon, K6ratry, Picard, Peileton,
and Jules Ferry
The DOnnlar agi,otIon IL vary greot and tho faoi-
ing against the invaders is singulary unanimous.
PARIS, Sept. f--5 r. M.-The members OF the Pro.
yisional Government, who were cited to appear and
deliberate are now assembled at the Hotel de Vile.
Henry Rochefort, who has been liberated, Is as
sisting at this meeting.
n. RerGtry has been appointed Prefect Of Police,
vice NJ. Pie,ri, and Etienne Arago, Mayor OF Paris
tt people outside the building are In state OF
extraordinary excitement. From time to ta.e NJ.
Gambetta addresses them. exhortng order.
TIE EMPRESS GONE.
II is remarked that the soldiers OF all the rogi-
ments mix among the poople unarmed and are
shouting "Yiye la Republlque." From the en-
frances and windows OF all the barracks
THE SOLDIERS sALuTs rHB PEOPLE.
Al o'clock in tho eftenoou the fAg was low.
cred on the TuilerIes. It is said tho Empress has
gone. Tie people are rushing through the TUT
leres
Piacords have been posted in various places con.
tanning the words
"DEAlu To THEIRS"
Early this afternoon the crowd met squad OF po.
lice. They shouted YiDe Ia Rtpu6Eque :" Those
OF the police who did not respond were imme liately
DIsARMED ny THE PEOPLE,
snl their swords broken. They were then allowed
to go unarmod and unharmed.
The BouleVards at this hour almost impossible
on account OF the crowds OF people. The National
Guard has succeeded In preserving order so far
PARIS, Sept. 4-01a p, M.-1be mobs continue to
tear down signs containing
THE IMPERIAL ARMS AND MEDALS.
In some cases the people have climbed MP the
highest stories to tear from the theatres the word
Imperial" Extreme care is eyineed to respect the
arms oi other nations.
HANDS OFF
In OF the streets a large crowd, upon the point
OF tearing downa representation OF the American
eagle, Ascertaned their mistake and shouted loudly,
"VirS Ia Rs1ubhQW Amertcdine." The police are
no longer to be seen In the street
NAPoLEoSs PRISON.
BRUSSELS, Sent. a-Noon. ia D0aitIValV aR-