, 1870-09-07

II VIC must, AhoSc III, bc patriotic, u 1e have
never becn before. Such II the danger which
|hscates's our country, and We Rtve III our At-
heslon to the government Of national defence"
The same paper notices ftpott that 1oieA
eaSse had tclegraphedt to Washington announcing
TIC declaration Of repuhlic, and expressed the
hope that vo1unteeiR will. come to tue alA ot
France from the free American republic.
The Dtboss counsels the new government Wni1e
encouraging the Termination Of personal power. !
10 bear In mind that the nation II AZ much oo- |
posej to the personal power OF elesan Individuals
as to that of one man, The Dehats concludes ty |
announcing that It Will net with the govern !
mcnt-
The Journal 0Miti publishes the following
pro .lat1atson:
1n the A1ntY:
When General COMPROMISED hIs command he
ts1elevct. When government puts In peri bJ
lta own weakness the public safety It Ia
set aside This is Just what FfAnce
Is doing In aboll.hing tho dynasty responsible
for all our m1ssortunes. She has done bn!dlE. ID
the iace uf all the world, this great act Of JUS
t1ce- She executes the dec.ee under which I'll
your eonscs'pss have been summoned. md tn the
samc act secures the public safety. To save
Itself tho natton nccds now but 10
rise IN ,na4s< and heneeforth to coaut
On TWO things onl{-ta oKu resolution,
which Ia inytncible, aud your hcfoisu, which hAa
never had an equal, AMI which, In the midst OF
unmcrtted rcycrses, has astonished the "osla.
Rally rtund the glor1ons symbol which, eaenty
years ago, droEe hack MI Europe united be1ofe
us, To-day, as at that time, the name OF the re-
public ssgnides the intimate union Of the army
and the people, for the defence Of the county.
Signed by tho Minister'S.
TIE DESERTED PALACE
p.Rts. Sent. cit Il now positively asserted
that tie EmpreRs left PARIS Sunday afternoon.
going to belgium, to Eeloin the Prince Imperial
she aultse,l the palace by an entrance on the
auay, having with her hut servant IN mourning.
Ferdinand lie Lessepe, relative OF the Empress.
went 10 her and advised that she sign her ahica-
t1ou. She seemed TO agree to this, md taking the
nrcicct of the act, went to the hall whese the
Ministers Eat In council. They all d.
c'a1.a atc must not sign the paper.
TIT. Princess C1uulde. say the j9ut nals,
EaE the las. OF the imperial family TO leave the
ra!acs- sEc has zone to B3rGtus, Thefc her cHl!-
| drcn arr 1t Was evident from the appearance Of
tho rooms In the palace ta1t tho departure of the
| Empreex was hasty. 1t Is Etated that the oncial
I tu charge Of the palace sam that MI those whom
,hc Cmrrrsa had 80 favored dcsrytcd her, and not
| one remained TO STE her OH.
ynl,,fp: ins,1e the patace was injured. Some
Of the Sat!orat Quart requrs;ed the cooss TO pre-
pare them meal, and drank sumo wine IN The
imrar,ai cellars hut nothing el%e ~a7 touched.
! The4.S on the ratings about the palace Tas
ION on. OF covered with rags and hAndkcEchlcfA
THE Exct7EAENr or SUNDAY.
| InSpoS. Sent, G-The special correspondent o
the New York T1i5un& tclcgr1pha from Paris;
] Sunday, r. m--Patis.ts Ia 4 state OF tnde
Ecs1baElc enthusiasm. Everywhere there Ar
cries OF - Viva Ia Hepubllque." Ats:e0 O'Clock
| saw nag torn down from the TutleE!es. TIL
| people forced their Wat through the gate OF IN
| Tu!teries garden, doing no damaSc. TIC 0naf
Mobile now occupies the Tulleries. I heard til
soldiers tn the har7acks Of AGualn dOfsA Ct
viva la Repuhtique from the w1ndoTR. tn
eagles are tom on the nasA saw busts Of III
Emperor torn from the houses By the soidier
and shrpEu down, amid universal applause.
: | eaE Rochefort horne IN triumph to the Hotel
| Vile. Portraits Of the Emperor and EmpEe.
. EveYc thrown cut OF the windows, and the peop
. | tore them to atoms "
rARr4, ser.t, 6.-The Prefect Of Police has Issue
| tic following proclamation:
| folicr,ner and Inhabftdnf2 ef Paris:
After being for eighzccn years crashed md
fr,,eI blows, the traditions interrupted {
the 18th Bsrmaire and Cd OF uecemb
=, are at last resumed. The Deputies Of the L
= after the withdrawal Of their colleagues. has
hy q majority, proclaimed the decree deehean'
!, and soon af,erwart the republic Was proclaim
4
: has tus. saIcu ptace has been pacific one
:. was uuIethtool that no French bloot, should 1e
:, cxccpt Oh the field Ut battle- 1t has for tts
:, 1ect as tn 1879, the repression Of foreign II
. | It lehooyts, therefore, the Inhabitants ol las
| by lhtlI seif.posscssi0n and the adanant VI th'
attitude, to continue to show themselves tqual
a the tssktbnt they and the nat1on have undertake
~ "F0E this reasout invested bT the governing
with the powers that have been 80 much abua
I nn
OF Paris to the exercise ot those political rs&
which thcy have Just rcconquerets. TO the full
~ extent fa,ss!blc consistent with wlssium and nj
~. ef1tton, and 10 chow France and tie "utld Il
= | We arc tnaccd worthy Of liberty. onf duty,
~ 4 thc circumstances in which NC have been p1ae
q. II above aIL Rem. mbcF that the country IL
Ia danger and That Frauce, un,1er the auspices
II. republican liberty. prepares to ssuautsh or q
NJ am ce1tntn that my ~ *ers will only be uaeta
defend yop from the blows at thusc who seek
,ruay tic country. {Signtt> KERA1RT.
a, Last 1loCKs or THE CoRrs LEeiisLA11F.
=. PARIS Sent, 3,-Tho following ts u sketch OF
h. | rrcee,liugs Of the Corps lcgtslauf satut.
oY night md Sunday, previous to the closlAg srss
~ already reported: ThC Corrs l,cpsslAtiu. wh
no 14d only taken recess. Frasscuh!cd at nall y
cs one SUNDAY morning. alter an exciting Rcssiot
Of the evening, at which the Ministers 1ad
pt2lnc.i the situation. .. ...
President schneider said: " Painful aud gr
" ncre xns communicated to NJ t,ur7pR the eF
- - | inr ara. AZ prrs3drns Of the uouse, ha,
ca nn,,,r ,,r,v tn perform toward IT sn the nat
m. | for the res9 ny an urgent demand Oh the rar
~ ~ = r-cat nnmher al ruy colleagues. Eou haze b
NC | s1,na +,,ath.r m extraordinary stxsion nil
VI ,nor,fo,e rho nnor IN .he Minister Of war.
ia hn c,av nnlsh ,he stn,cment which he he
sse nn+nr ,he mornInp.s aitiiuo.r Count pxlj
r- said: uI have the painful misslon to Inform
VIE ~ ,, wor,a hrfnre ynuat hare to,rsh hattoy
y. +rho ner. vhtrh vas mir sem1-of.,c,al na.
W uM .,,,1o on,r,.1 Af,rr hcrn,c Efforts thu ar7uY
t1n hoaD ro,,.1 hact into Sedan. and cnco,ups
mere by sucn SUPERIOR forces that II has /
o,dlucd so cap!,ajate. The Eurcror has
~" u.,ic "A n,tsoncr In yiew Of this news. II vi
~ =, tmnnssblr 10 enter upou serious u1scuseto
49, ms ennseousnccs these events mar inv,
= ~ | when have been forced to leare nay tsetl t
- | ,cnt th.s s,t,tnr. and ur colleagues haye hal
up,nrtrplty to deliberate
President Sehnrl,!er proposed An ADJOURN
n, l unt1. today At noon. lie said the situation
-. | ,s,se, unon him Great duties. and hc wpult
49,. 1 shcr,. in, tho Ministry not having ret been
a. / In t1rflber ate. and each one needing time to
,as nrer car4tni,y the grave resolutions which tn
c.siod reouired. he thoueht 1t would be Wis
E,,a | aokoutu.
-. 1n}c. ravrc said. ii If the Chamber IL Of
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n n,,s- 49, .s.a,s.s- ~ 1r.r - .hor,s II
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