The New York herald., 1870-09-08

disappears into tnc han where the Nftings
are neus Attempts were made TO force the doors'
Genernl M0tteronge orders the National Guards 10
deferd the entry. Loud cries OF "Decheance, VNe
10 Republtque % The Deputies OF the Left pass out
and ore acclaimed Gsmbetta recommends calmness,
and says Q majority must proclaim "Decheance."
In one of the galleries somebody begins speech
Then enter few deputies OF the right, but suddenly,
as II panic stricken. they retreat precipitatey.
Schneider now appears He attempts TO speak;
grows foggy, gets unnerved puts on his hat ana
leaves the chair. At this moment small side door
under the galleries opens and some thirty persons
push through. national guard causes them to
withdraw, and closes the door, locking it.
Everybody speaks at once. Another party Of citi
Eens forces its way in. ana the Presldents CRY Of
order is drowned by shouts Of "yive Ia Repub.
hque:n Palikao endeavored to obtain o
hearing and failing, puts on his hat
and quits the Chamber. The President tries unsuc-
cessuiy to paciry the ..unut two deputies going to
MN ana the .nree very violently gesticuatng.
of the Len address the people striving to
quell the tumult. Gambetta appeals to them to pre-.
serve order and to await the arrival OF representa-
tives as they viii bring In the question OF
ttecIleGnce.
1t Is now three O'Clock. suddenly crowd Of
people rush into the hail.. The deputies try to keep
them back, but the nall is entirely invaded. The
President puts his hat and leaves the hall, de-
claring the sitting closed. AS ne quits his seat the
National Guards and others come crowdIng In. There
are general cries Of "vve la republque." The depu-
ties Of the Left mix with the people and all cry to the
Hotel de Vile. GambeJta and other republican
leaders leave and 90 in procession down the Quay
de Ia Concorde followed BY the crowd. Mean
while outside men climb up TO the statue of the law
the portals and destroy the eagles which adorns
the baton In the hand of the image Then 1t Is itself
destroyed by piecemeal-head 1rst then
the arms Gambetta and the procession
then proceed down the quay. At the Tulle-
ries the soldiers applaud and shout with
the crowd The Lieutenant Colonel cries "Vgpe la
RepubltQue ~ the column stops and fraternizes
The Turcos and shakos at the barracks OF Quay
d'Orsay wave their turbans The nag over the
pavilion OF the TuIleries is hauled down. In front
Of the Prefecture there are cries Of "Down with
Pietrl.n The Prefecture is closely shut.
Arriving in front Of the Hotel de Vile the crowd
forces Its way In. Jules Favre and Jules Ferry 60
to the far end OF the great hall. Two Mobiles with
drawn swords, Chamber up the ornamental chimney
and seat themselves in the lap of nymph. Gam
beta, Cremieux and Keratzy press In and
take up place BY Favre. Then follow
Picard, Etienne, Arago, Glais, Bizoin, SchGl
cha and others. Gambetta' Cremieux and Keratzy
seat themselves at the Mayors table. Among the
tumult Gambetta declares the republic fact, and
that E. AragO Is appointed Mayor Of Paris. People
shou approval. The bureau Ia constituted. Keratry
Is appointed Prefect of Police, The bureau retires
to constitute provisional government and ministry.
At four O'Clock the bureau returns and Gambetta
declares the provisional government has been con-
sttuted under the title Of the government for the
national Defence consisting Of the following depu-
tes:-Arago, Cremeux, Favre, Simon, Gambetta,
Ferry, Glais-Bizoin and Garmcer-Bagcs. The
people shout Rochefort's name; il is added amidst
acclomation. The members OF the government
again retire to discussion whether the ricoour or
red nag is to be adopted.
Schelcher advocates the tri-color IL is adopted.
THE RoCHEFORT EPISODE.
hundred of Rocnefort's constituents meet by ap-
pointment at three p. M at the great market halls.
At given signal the leader raises a cane, attaches
nag to and shout, "ofr to ST. Pelage," ascends.
The group is joined by other men up to that
time lurking In the immediate vicinity About three
hundred IN all reach the prison. sThere are three
marine sentres outside. One makes beheve TO
lower his bayonet: 1t Is raised by his comrade The
| third follows his example, and the crowd take
their guns and break them, but fraternize with
the soldiers. There Is no opposition from
tue wardens. Rochefort's cell doors are burst In
and he is taken out There is coach at the door,
but lady passing In one gets out and makes Roche
fort get In. He is driven to the Hotel de Vile where
he arrives five O'Clock. he is carried In triumph
into the Throne room. where amid the shouts and
congratulations OF his friends he hears he is mem
ber of the new republican government
There was great ovation to Victor Hugo last
night. There was also a torchlight ovation to NJ.
Theirs, whom some desire to see appointed Finance
Minister.
The former official journals confess they consider
the government only one of defence, the ultimate
form to he determined by universal suffrage.
Victor Hugo has addressed a crowd in Rne Lafay-
ette.
Paris has been calm all day. The Hotel de Vile
is closed against all comers while the government
dellberates. Every new measure Is instantly post.
ed outside. A proclamation to the troops was
issued today also the order of the police about the
expulsion Of Germans, and the decree creating six.
ty new batta lions OF she National Guard.