The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-13

The Soir was hitherto government paper,
but 1t now attacks the Ministers for clinging to
power, and augmenting the garrison of Paris
when every soldier is wanted at the frontier. 1t
further says "Every soldier now here is an
Insult to MS. If you are incapable Of saving
your country, the country must save itself. !"
tt was rumored in Paris to-day that the En-
pcror is expected at St. Cloud incognito.
Recall of the Baltic Expedition-Every
Available Man to the Front.
PARIS, August 9.
The troops intended for the Baltic expedi-
tionary corps have been recalled, and the en-
terprIse has been abandoned.
The marines and the Infantry corps designed
to participate in the expedition, will arrive in
Paris tonight by rail, and will be Immediately
sent to the seat OF war.
The Doings In the Corps; Legislutif
which Led to the Resignation OF the
Ministry.
- -.- PARIS, August 0.
The session Of the Corps Legslatif opened
at two O'Clock this afternoon, Schneider pre-
siding. As soon as the formalties Of the OPEN
ing were over, NJ. Olivier addressed the House
as follows:
uMessieurs-The Emperor in his proclaina-
ton told you that if circumstances should
nroye unfaYorable that the Empress would call
Won to her. We have waited until the situation
was compromised before calling you" Inter
Fave exclaimed, "This is too audacious.'
Olivier continued We call you at the first
sign OF trouble. Some OF our troops have met
with reyerses. but the greater portion remain
unyanouished. Our citadels, our natural de-
fences. and our monitors are intact. We ask
YOU TO aid US in organizing the National
| Guard.
Olivier resumed We are all prepared; we
can arm 45O, 900 men. Paris and the depart.
ments which are threatened are in q state OF
sIege. Prussia hopes to add to her own adran-
taTe by our intestine troubles, but her eXpec-
| tations will not be realized. We shall defend
ourselves Order is safely now Messieurs.
one word. 1t were unpatriotic at such q time
to dwe'. upon personalities. Accuse us, doubt
ns. we snail not answer personalities except
to defend measures we intend to propose.
| Ifthe Chamberis not with us, (ironical laughs
and interruptlons,) 1t Is Yantingaln the perfor-
nance of its first duty Let not lose time in
discussion; this beg, as perhaps now Is the
last time I shall mount this tribune. Make no
more speeches; send US away If you deem it
best. [Shouts from the Lett OF .Yes, yes
Deputy Dunoulin interrupted, proposing
that the presidency of the council OF ministers
be conferred on General Trochu.
Jules Favre demanded that the Chambers
! should at once assume the direction Oh peohc
affairs.
Paul de Cassagnac said that if he were a
minister he would send before a council o. war
| men sustaining such prop0SitionS.
A scene of great violence here ensued oe-
tween members, Picard asking tiiat the Cham
| bers pronounce vote OF censure asalnsC MILL
listers, and members of the Left continually de-
manding calls to order
accede to these demands, saying that violence
on one part would only produce violence on
the other. Finally Olivier, alter agreat effort
to make himself heard in the confusion, SAID:
Some Of my colleagues ask me II would nave
them shot,
| to be. .,,
| ed toward the Duke de Grammont, shaking
| his fist in his face.
Deputy Ferry also leaves his seat and threat
| ems Duke de Grammont, and members OF the
Right rush from their seats and interpose 70
restore order. The president puts on his hat
and. in the midst OF the confusion, the session
was temporarily suspended.
ReslRnatIon Of the Ministry.
Jules Fayre, on resumption of the ,ssions.
demanded the immediate consideration Of his
proposal, but it was refused, By vote Of 19(
Clement Duyernois then proposed the order
of the day, declaring the Chambers deslrous Of
lnsuring energy in the national defence.
Oliver refused to accept the order OF the day
and rested ibe fte OF the ministry on lib pas.
sage. Order was adopted, and at the reques,
OF oliver recess was taken that ne might
withdraw and consult with his colleagues.
oliver returning after brief absence, aud
| mounting the tribune, said: In the presence
OF the vote OF tho Chambers the ministry has
given it's collective resignation to the Empress
lihe regent, who has accepted It: l am instruct
ed to declare that General Pallkao mas peer
char ged with the duty OF FORMING tne new mln
lstry." [applause.l
uas far as we caa we shall continue to DE-
whatever our country demands OF Us, and from
the present moment our successors, Whatever
misfortune they may encounter, Will have our
support"
ed in great agitation.
In tho Senate the Resignation Oh tue minis
ters was also announced.
The French Conspiracy.
BLoIs, August 9.
The High Court nf Justice has pronounced
Judgment oa the conspirators, who have beer
| on trial here.
Megy lie sentenced to twenty years. imprison
ment at hard labor; Beaury to twenty years
confinement IN fortress; Peb1n, MoliIn. Go
dinot and Pelerin to five years imprisonment
Gren:er and ,,refier to fifteen years conine-
ment in q ortress; Letoufe and Lerenard to five
wears: Ballot, in favor of whom e1tenuatine
circumstances we're introduced, to five years
Imprisonment; Gromi IT to FIVE yers. verdier
who turned States evidence, was discharged
and all the other accused acquitted
ENGLAND AND TIE VAR.