New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-08-11


Crowd in the Way--M. Olivier Lives
at Home and not at Official Palace
Return of Princess ClOtilde-Safety OF
COrre~pondents-One of them Missing
Session Of the Senate-Unmarried Men
10 the Field.
PARIS, August l0.-After the session of
the Corps Legislatif last evening. the depu-
ties were unable to pass the Point COncorde,
because of the great crowd on the Place De
La ConcOrde.
NJ. Olivier has lived at his private resi-
.dence during the last three days instead of
occupying the official palace.
Princess Clotilde and children returned
from Mendon TO Paris.
All the correspondents of the Paris Jour
nails for whose safety fears have been en-
tertained have arrived from the frontier,
excepting NJ. DekaltOn of the Goulois,
who is still missing.
The Senate will re-assemble to-day at
nine o'clock A. NJ, 70 vote on the PROPOSE
ton made yesterday in the Corps Legisla-
tif. and will discuss the progress made for
the safety of the State.
Deputy keratern proposes the calling out
under arms. and ready to take the field at a
moments notice, OF all unmarried men of
the military classes Of 1858, 1859, 1860. 1851,
1862 and 1863
A number of French newspaper cores
pondents, who were supposed to have been
captured, and who arrived to-day. are
wounded. In the accounts they give of the
battles, they testify to the wonderful
bravery OF the French troops. and particu-
larly those Of the African co1ps, who fought
Tor eight hours necessarily. against over
powering odds.
The military spirit and enthusiasm is in
creasing throughout France
Large crowds OF people are assembled in
various quarters OF the city. but the utmost
good order prevails.
Able Boaron, chaplain of the corps of
Marshal Mcmahon, was killed in the battle
OF Woerth, while helping the wounded.
The correspondent Of the Uairers who
went to the front, is missing Edmond
About, correspondent Of the Soire. has been
heard from, and IS supposed to be safe.
The ladies OF Paris have issued an ad-
dress, in which they make a stirring appeal
to all for aid to the society for the wounded.
Contrary to all reports received here
Paris, it is now stated that the Prince In
perial is stu at Metz.
lNote-The London dispatch explains the
whereabouts OF the Prince. which. of
course, is rot permitted to be known i'll
Paris.l
After the adjournment OF the Corps Legis-
latif yesterday, the crowd, whose feelings
had been wrought up to a pitch of fury,
went to the residence OF Granier de Chas-
sagnac and made threatening demonstra-
tions of violence. Chassagnac was warned
of the danger and fed to the house of his
son, and the mob, not finding their intended
VICTIM dispersed.
lie Pays, Chassagnac's journal. to-day de-
nounces the Republicans as the allies of
Prussia. Paul DeChassagnac publishes a
letter to the Project OF police, stating that
NJ. LlsSagary, who was cOpdemned to
twelve months imprisonment, and who fed
to Brussels to escape punishment. has re-
turned to Paris, and last night was at the
head OF the mob which wanted to hang his
father, Granier DeChassagnac.
Otnclal dispatches from Metz. timed at
8. 81 A. NJ. this morning, and saws: This
morning the Emperor has gone TO visit the
cantonments of the army
The ardor and enthusiasm of the soldiers
hourly Increases, and the signal of battle is
eagerly awaited
General Changarnier has beer placed on !
the general staff, and his presence has an |
excellent effect.
PARIS, August 10, via London-A dicta- |
torshlp IS anticipated, with General Trocha
as supreme head.
The Emperor has been invited to return
to Paris, and await the reconstruction OF |
the government His. refusal is considered
certain. -..-.-
The Patric, describing the scene IN the |
Corps Legislatit yesterday, says: When N.
Olivier attempted to speak the second |
time, the Deputies of the Left rushed upon |
him, and would have murdered him had not |
the members of the Right promptly inter |
pOsed.''
August e.-The session of the Corps Lepis-
latif opened at TIVE O'clock this afternoon,