The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-11

the empire, and Is endesvorinE TO form an accept
able Ministry. The disorders Of last night arc con-
tinucd in the Chambers this morning. and another
exciting ecene is momcntsrily expected. The dis
gust OF the French people at the conduct OF the
Deputies 4. universal, aud Ia expressed without
reservation.
CoHprTEs OF sAFErr
The French Chambers will meet to-day. The
Deputies OF the Party OF the Lott will introduce
proposition for the organization OF committee for
the national defence, or the formation Of Ministry
selected from among the superior ofncors who shall
be invested with jictatoriai powers and empowered
10 adopt any and all for the security OF ts
national defence. They shall render an sccount
daily to the Chambers OF all measures undertaken,
the object being to make the Committee appointed
by the Chamber the ruling power. A manifesto ap-
pears in the columns Of the Democratic press to-day
the signatures Of nM. jules F4vre Picard. and
Grcvy, calling for the immediate armiug OF all cit
zeus
WHAT THE FRENCH SENATE WILL DO.
Tho Senate will reasscmbls to-day at 0 O'Clock A.
NJ, TO vote on the proposition mado yesterday in
TIE Corps Logislatif The Corps wilt discuss pro.
iecs Tor the safety OF the Slate. Deputy Kcrstry
proposes the calling out under arms, and ready TO
take the field at moments notice, o; Ii unmarried
men Of the military classes Of 1858 90 CO. 6i ia,
and iSt3
THk THEATRES CLOSED.
Nearly all the theatres were closed last night II
remarked that tie crowds about the city. though
en-. rmous, were very quiot The workshops wcrc
generally closed yesterday All caricatutos on war
subjects have disappearcd from tie shop windows
teeause Offensive TO the public. The crowds about
the kiosks where newspapers sold Is enormous.
and tie people actually nght to get tue journls tue
moment they sre issued.
Tna 0ARDE MOBILE orr ron THx FRONT.
Gen. Mollinct has asked for command in the
army OF the Rhine. Large numbers OF tho Garde
Mobile are leaving Paris Tor tho army. A detach-
ment went OF to-day amid great cheering nom the
crowds gathered around tho station. The Monittyr
to-day announces that the Mediterranean feet has
sailed from Brcst, destination unknown.
NOW LSr PRUSSIA LOOK us IN rus FACE
Eren,ng In the Corps Lessiatlf. to-day, the pro-
Joct Ct Deputy Kerary for the calling under Of
all unmarried mon OF the elasse, OF iSJ9 to 1861 in
ciusve, was extended to embrace all men from the
Of 20 to S who are no. married. and not already
members OF the Guard Mobile. Projects for srra-
menl wore presented by the Government and adopt
ell, with the addition OF the proposition offered by
Deputy Koratry. Gs previously amended. and with
a further special article voting tic thanks OF tho
Corps L6=islatif to the army Which merits much
frOu the nation credit Of four millions Of francs
FOR tine families OF the Mobile GsrIo was increased
TO iwcnty.fke millions.
Deputy ,rehdeux submitted = proposition that
commercial corra,s falling duo bctwcon tue present
date anI t,e Goth OF August DO prolonged Tor one
mouth. Ju'ss Brame protested against the moa-
sure, and Creindeux and Jules Simon insisted upon
iis necessity, sayiu1 ttat TO deeni the country nc
iiind mus; be frec OF care. The project was voted
as urgept Circulation around tho hall outside was
by this time stopped by the crowds snd several de-
Of bui he
masses were not disordery. Tac project OF law for
The national defence was adopted unanimously BY
2s3 votes, amid prolonged applause. Ip the excite
a..p. voice heard' --r-----
q" Now let Prussia lock US in the face"
tux NEW FGENcu CABINET.
Gen. Count PalIlio announced the formation o:
the rev Ministry, and read list OF tue namcs, as
,ollows;
Corr,;r PALrKAo Mini4ter Of War.
D. La 1oUB p'AUvEEGSE Minister Of Foreign
HEsnt cuFvnr.u, Minister Of the Interior.
GRGSDrERRTT, minister OF Justice.
liz 1KNOuILLB Minister OF the Marine.
IERTE hAGhE. hiIisteT OF Finance.
JEROME DAVID Minister OF Pubhc Works.
JULKs BRANE. Minister OF PuOhc Instructor.
ELEMENT DUYEGSoGs, MipiStot Of Commerce,
fussoN. .bILLAULT. President OF the Council OF
Stale.
FRANCE WANTS ARMS.
A recess was taKen for qrliter Of an hour.
On resuIIg, the Chamber desired to PISS imuodi.
a,cly 10 The discussion of the iucct Of law tho
Garde Naaonale. N. Bum requested Q delay Of
two hours, As the report on tho subject was not
quite ready. The Minister OF the Marine
| demanded adjournment He explained that
Count Pa!ikao was now in the Senate, and
could not assist at proceedings In which his
sdvice was needed. M. Arigo protested against q
pos lponcment Minister Busson -Billaut demanded
| an Adjournment OF the question until Tomorrow
Deputy Gsmbet,a insisted that the debate should
proceed. France, he said. wanted arms. Tho soil
OF the country was invaded. The necessity for in
slant action was imperative. The Government
should have made up its mind. [Grest sonsa,iop. ]
Minister Jerome-Dsvid requested that the minis-
| try have icw hours for reelection.
PARIS IN TUE DARK ABOUT THE Prince
The ladies' of Paris have issued address In
winch they make stirring sppeal to all for aid TO
| the Society for tae Wounded. Contrary to oil pro
yious reports received here Pars) 1t is now stated
that the Prince lmperia! Is still at Metz Mote
| The London despatch explains tie whereabouts oi
the Prince which, OF course is not permitted TO be
known in rarisl
| MISSING JOURNALIST.
This morning, all the correspondents OF Paris
| Journals, for whose safety fears had been enter
ined. arrived in this city from the frontier, safe
and souLd, excepting NJ. de Katow OF the Gauiots
| who Is sti missing. The press throughout the
country continues patriotic and urges the people to
| be cslm in the present critical crisis. The prov
inces OF France are united aud determined in the.r
patriotism.
| Americans and English are leaving Paris In large
| numbers. Energetic measures arc expected TO be
announced Immediately by the new Ministry. 10
| rome David has entered the new Cabinet The LLeJ'
te mentions a number OF arrests BY the Govern ment
Including that OF Gliard pere.
TuE TATR OF PsLIx PYAr.
| A despatch from Blos says the editors OF the
Clo,hs and NdrseiRase, which were prosecuted ON q
charge Of publishing se statements, have been ac'
| quilted. NM. Flourens, Fridon, and Others con
demned for contumaey have been Oentenecd to be
banished from France.9 Felix Pyat condemned for
Offering the toast " La Bale" ldOuIs enteHdTe-tbe
tall or the buletl, 10 sentenced to Ave years i'm
pris9nnient, and to pay Gne OF 5000 francs.
Tho Bank OF France has increased its rate OF dis
count to siI per cent The Due d'Aumale volunteers
| to take service In tile army OF France.
The Jewish banking houses Indignantly deny the
tr,.,h OF the charges made against them by the
French pres,
ruE REPUBLICAN rsS.ss saUELcHsD'
Ten r. M-The new Ainis,ry Is complete, IIvvs