The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-07
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GsrDospatehss Of MOSaay Night.
HusrH OF rnE SEW GOVERNMENT u
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Is Pans, September 8
In The Legislative body At ha!Epast oDS
on yesterday Afternoon, the members Of
the Len were much excited. KerBtTy In.
sisted that the Chamber should not bs
guarded BY troops Deputy Lane alleged
that PalikHO had exceeded his powers in
giving 0rdeEa II YHlanica with those o.
Trochu. PaliEaO endeaVored To explain
hut WAA Gated 70 OT1cr on account q SOmE
sharp CXpreinu liz ubed. He proposed
Il 1 project Of law. Julta FAvFe asked him
10 state what would be the new situation
caused by the projected Government
The Chambers admits the urgency Of this
pFopGsAl, bat insists on . double ground on
It's ON1i light to trans such . EEgiecl liz
own project had been Set aside, and In
the second place IL conicrS much wider
powers than that Of the Government
Theirs said all his personal pTpleTVnces
were in favor Of the project Of Jules Fa-
VTG, but that as he set aside his own i'm.
preSslOns for fine public good, he submit
ted TO many numbers comprising all par
ties TO the following project That where
as, seeing the present absence Of requisite
authority, o commission 70 consist Of ave
members named By the legislative Corps
be charged With tie Government aRdwitli
the defense Of the nation; . constituent
assembly u be convened as soon rs pos
sible. N. Theirs made brief Tenarks III
reference TO those opposed TO this project.
They hold every variety Of opinion.
Schneider thinks II necessary 10 consult
| the Chamber as 10 the need for these
1 propositions. Al half past four the body
adjourned,
The tribunes surrounding the Chambers
werG lhronged with people, who called
loudly tor declaration Of the downfall Of
the empire and proclamation Of the re-
public. There was scene Of indescriba'
bic agitation, and in the midst Of 1t rose
enthusiastic cries Of "Nivela Republique."
the people, the National guard and sOldi.
iCrs fratcrnizing with each other Gam.
beta and other members OIL the Left pro-
claimed the overthrow Of tue empire.
Then II deputation OF these members fol.
lowed by crowds Of people, went to the
Hotel dc Vile to proclaim the Provisional
government The dcputation consisted o:
Trochu, Gambetta, Jules Simon, Pelletan,
Jules Favre, Ferry, Karatry, Picard, Crem'
ieux and Greny,
The Senate met u q quarter past twelve,
Rouler presiding, and most Of the Senators
in their places. The Archbishop Of Pnris
was in his chair. Count Niewerke read
the process verbal. A Senator asked per.
mission 70 speak, and said III the EnpO.
ror had been victorious, 4 would haVeHp'
plauded him, and so would every one else
today. He hus suCcumbGd nObly, and |
continue u cry Vivel Emperor" ltOuher
repeated the cry, and II was taken up by
n number of Senators. Rouher said that
lin the face Of events SO grave, lie wished
Immediately to convene the Senate, and
he proposed that 1t remain permanently In
session. lie had, he said, no need TO tell
them what these events were, as they
already knew them. 1t remained for the
Senate TO await the result Of the dGlibera'
tons Of the legislative corps; but let US
deliberate also. As legislative, said he,
Is now llbcrating, l await their communi'
cation, AMI propose 10 tho Senate 70 Bus'
pend proceedings until this communities
ton is received. The proceedings were
suspended accordingly.
REPUBLICAN MOVEMENTS IN SPAIN AND
ITALY.
PARIS, Sept. 5. !.
There Is great disappointment ut the
name Of Theirs not appearing in the list
Of the Provisional Government II Is an
nounced that ROcheIorts nomination Is
not relished. The Orleans Princes are
expected III Paris, Tuesday ~ ~ y.
A Republican movement in Spain is
concerted for tomorrow. A rising Is also
probable in Italy. In another week the
continent will be in flames. tiiii.t,
ITALY WILL DEMAND ROME
Special to NS World. aG4|.
LONDON, Sept. 3.
DISPATCHES from Florence state TINT
Cabinet Councils are being held, and 1t Is
believed Italy will soon demand Rome
THE NEWS IN IRELAND.
The news Of the declaration Of The
French republic Inns produced great cx'
element IN Ireland, and there seems nc
doubt that the national party there arc
encouraged to demand the same.
ENGLAND AND PRUSSIA.
The language Of the official aud semi
official German press against England on
account Of the report that she has al
lowed contraband articles TO be sent to
France is causing considerable indigna'
ton and contempt here England's ncu'
trality has been we'll observed. Bismarck
will make very great mistake II he
thinks he Gun bully England.
M'MAHoN.
PARIS, September 4.
1t is not true that McSINhon was
; wounded. His wife has received dis
patch stating that he is safe and well
' dated subsequently, to that announcing his
wound. 1t Is reported that he will be al
lowed TO return TO Paris on parole, with 0
view Of enlighteping the population Os tC
the real military situation.
FRENCH ACCOUNT OF TIE SURRENDER or
M'MAHoN AND NAPOLEON.
tEI PARIS, September 4.
An officer who attempted to reach the
army oil McAIAhon furnishes the follow
ing details to the journals Of the surrender
Of the Emperor:
In the second attack Of our armies We
understood that all the positions 81 Nc
, Machon were turned. BOuzllles, DOuZy
Bolan, Villerle, Ceruay, Glvennc, La
I Chapelle, Fleigneux, ST MougC and
r VieEncs, TO the woods Of D0uchery, form
. ed an eltpsc Of fire around Sedan, kept W
by 40 600 soldiers and 900 cannon, Al
Sedan, four hundred thousand men before
him, and seriously wounded IN shoulder