The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-25
skill and experience vino Is in Paris advises them
OF every event affecting their interests there.

skill and experience, who is in Paris, advises them
Of every event affecting their interests there.
ANOTHER ROW IN THE CORPS LxarsLArIr.
The session OF the Corps Lesislatif held las even
ing was unusually turbulent In reply to question,
Minister Duvernois gave assurance that there was
IN ample store Of provisions In Paris Several other
interpretations were made by various members.
Notwithstanding answers were returned which
could not be otherwise than satisfactory, yet there
was much excitement manifested. Jules Simon pro-
posed to send ont Of the city Immediately all those
who could not bear arms for France This PROPOSE
tion was greeted with great applause. Glais Ba-
roin suggested the sending away OF all the wounded
Jules simon epergaticaly protested against this.
Deputy Tachard created tumult by saying that
there was scarcity Of for the troops in certain
quarters. The majority protested. Minister Brame
said that arms would be duly distributed. He
called the attention OF the deputies 10 the fact that
questions concerning the armament should not be
discussed too much.
Deputy Gambetta, who was much excited, ac-
cused the majority OF having brought on the war.
His remarks were harsh that tho majority refused
to listen to him. His voice was drowned BY the up
roar, and the session ended tumutuously. Gam
beta is generally blamed for his lack OF discretion.
convoy escorting large number Of Prussian prs.
oners has arrived at soissons Another is expected
there TODAY.
The press OF the city generally condemn the
condret Of the Deputies OF the "Len," In yester.
days session OF the Corps Lesislatit and Nj. Gam.
betta's attack is denounced as ill.timed.
TIE COMMITTEE or DErEycs ENLARGED.
The Journal 0Gcid Of to-day contains an Imperial
decree sdding TO the Committee OF Defence as al
| ready eonsti uted the names OF Deputies Theirs,
| Talhouet, Dupuls, and Delorme and Senators Mel
linet and Behie representatives. Of the Legislative
| Body AMI the Senate.
| The journals continue to blame Prince Napoleon
for his absence in such critical time. The Lihvti
| advises the Chamber to inquire into the matter.
NoRx DEATH SENTENCES.
Three persons accused OF completely In the recen,
disorders at villottol tried before the Council
OF War to-day found guilty, and sentenced to death.
TIE NATIONAL WAR LOAN.
The Journal 00eia says the amount OF national
| loan taken yesterday. as far as heard from, was
GO 900 900 francs and when the lists closed las,
night least 5000 persous waiting to subscribe
were sent away Tine returns from Marseillos. Dor.
deaur and several other largo cities had not been
| received. The lists reopened this morning,
| and large crowds are pressing to subscribe The
loan Is quoted In open market at cor 90c the same
| ngure rente..
THE kNPEnos's LAST LEGs.
LONDON, Aug. at-The Times recognizes the fact
| that the determination OF the French Corps Legis
at in favor OF selfgovernment will be irresistible
| hereafter should the Emperor fail.
Prince Napoleon's mission to Italy is rdieuled
| as untimely and prohtess. Letters from Paris re
present that bureaucracy and red tape interfer re
| sadly with every arm Of the French servi &C.