The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-09-05
Imperial Flag Lowered.
ETC.. ETC.. Etc.. ETC.. Etc.

(Owing to the teiegraphic Interruptions the
following dispatches have not reached us until
eome hours after they were due.-ED)
Tho mob at the Corps Lekisiatif
PARIS, Sept 5-NoOn.-Au enormous crowd
js now about che Corps Legislatif buildisg,
where the Deputies are to meet at one o'clock.
Military Precautions
20 preserve order have been taken on large
scale. Though the people do not seem to be
inclined to roting, yet they are much excited
aud demand the "Decheance." At this time
masses of people from all parts of the city arc
going towards the Legislatif buildings, shouting
"A la Chsmbre!" "Decheance!" !" etc. Thou
sands among these are members of the National
Guard. who, without arms. join in shouting and
urge all they meet to go TO the Legislatif build
ings. 1t Is hoped the measures taken will
secure quiet.
mnoNIehon Reported Dead.
Il is reported that MacMahon is dead.
Rochefort Liberated.
PARIS, Sept. 5.-The members of the Provi-
sionai Government who were cited to appear
and deliberate are now assembled at the Hotel
do Vile. Henry Rochefort who has beea libe-
rated, lie assisting at this meeting.
Keratry has been appointed Project of Police,
ctoe Pietri. and Etienne Arago Mayor of Paris
Extraordinary Excitement.
The people outside the building are in state
Of extraordinary excitement. From time to time
Gambetta addressed them, exhortiug to order.
1t is remarked that the soldiers of all regiments
mix among the people unarmed, and are shout
Ing "Vive Repub!tq,le!" From the entrances
and windows of all the barracks the soldiers
salute the people.
7he Flag Lowered on the TuiIerios.
At four o'clock in the afternoon the flag was
lowered on the Tuileries 1t is said the I'm.
press has gone. and the people arc rushing
through the Tuileries.
Death to Thiers.
Placards have been posted In various places
containing the words, death TO Thiers!"
frochu Demanded By the People.
PARIS, Sept. 5-5 A. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. were
kept up during the entire night, crowds de-
manding Decheance. General Trochu was
shouted for, and on appearing he spoke to the
crowd saying he had taken an oath and as an
honest man he could not break 1t. The Cham
bers must answer them. At midnight crowds
assembled before the Corps Legislatif building
and shouted that the Emperor having fallen into
the hands of the enemy, it was now time for the
people to rise and chase out the invader.
Determination "Worthy OF Fraacs.u
The Corps, however, adjourned till today,
assurances having been given that the day
should not pass without some determination
worthy of France. Later In the evening large
crowd assembled on the Boulevard Bonne
Nouelle psrading and shouting ''Decheauce"
and ''Vive France"
The Police Fire on tho Mob.
They were charged by the police, who used
firearms, and it is reported that some Of the
citizens were mortally wounded At this early
hour in the morning great crowds are in the
streets, and the journals are sought with ex-
treme avidity.
Tho Popular Agitation
Is very great, and the feeling against the inya-
ders is slngularly unanimous.
hiotiBE In tho sttoets of Paris.
PARIS, Sept. 5.-Early this afternoon the
crowd met q squad of police and shouted "Viue
10 Repubhque" Those of the police who did
not respond were Immediately disarmed by the
people and their swords broken, aud they we're
then allowed to go unarmed and unharmed. The
Boulevards at this hour are almost impossible
on account of the crowds of people. The Ma
tional Guard has succeeded In preserving order
so far.
The Ex-Emperor.
BRUSSELS, Sept. 5-NOon.-N is positively
asserted that the Emperor Napoleon has arrived
at Bouillon, escorted by detachments of Prus-
slams and French. Liege has been selected as
his place of detention. Several of Eugenie's
ladies of honor have arrived at Brussels.
LATEST.
The Mob Destroying In Spite and Fury.
PARIS, Sept. 5-612 Z. M.-Mobs continue to
tear down signs containing the Imperial arms
and medals. In some cases the people have
climbed up the highest stories to tear from the
theatres the word Imperial Extreme care Is
eyinced to respect the arms of other nations.
In one of the streets large crowd was upon
the point of tearing down q representation of
the American eagle, who, upon ascsrtaining
their mistake, shouted loudly, "Yiye la Repu-
blique Amercaine."
The police are no longer to be seen ia the
afreets.