, 1870-09-06

OFT. some 9tth think OF SAEEas we HShast3 aaA
he.r to.1unes. Oti: c.ase powc.. and taefc ia
10 visible patriotism. The last dt1ppingi Of MILL
ary Force from the coauneo1 CONE IN asowiy.
The Gardc Aol4It IL uDdsclrl!aed trash. Tfoca1.
,ceause Of his many pfoc'amA'aons, II nick
laaed TtoptA. Tbe Pafi5t1na will laugh 10
,itt, anil nauckesY caHuot saveFrance. The moN
Itjccs Impe! talsta cIaiohr ior a.ficatlon a. the
nj, s1fety H.. thr dynasty. Thc people arc for
lie republic, but hall the Republican ieAdea sic
a:,t mediocre. Personal rule b.
ng cyer, the county "a Low uppermoss- Paris
thiuks only Of dtght, and the Saving Of Salnabtes
IN LONDON. Our frieuds hare Que last resource IN
lie Mobile to throw away s1sls Ansa Our last
hore Is In the a1iay.
A. AaEElcAs eoKEEsrosnES7's tcc3Csr or TUE
kCESE IN FAAfS.
Especial g,etrssch te tie Se-v F"rk 1Ir1ald.I
PARIS, Aug. 4.-The Ministerial announcement,
nj the eusKeuder of Mcmahon au,i the Emperor |
Napoleon created Will excitement Immense |
armed crowds parade4i tho Streets and boule |
ys.,.s, aid ten thonslnd persons aasetlhled IN |
front nj General Trhcan's hotel, demanding that
he assume the government OF the Republic. |
Genera! Trochu promised 10 caasiA"r the wistes
Of the public aad to sirfen'l the city against anE
attack, cvcn though BE- del in the attempt 1t Il
repolte, that the Empires. s1,d laes Of the court
hare takcn 1Ight. /
TIE ORLEANS pR1sCAs-
BEr=sEts, Sept 4.-Couut he Paris md Due
D'Aunicle are on thelr way to Paris.
Lo'h " LIE tt@ss"
fal7s Joutna's' "ioou. cAecl'ton' u'ee Ae na-
tton to make an uns!cttlng defence aad declare
tnat tue o'snenoeist1lp VI F1Ancs ID 'mpoaslo4e.
me h'hs " F'usssa' tne5 sas' psoe'a'naea taas
nc WAS HaalnR onsS sealnst ->apo'eoa" IL ~"
beconaes evident az IS "ats7nH aaatnst 'ae flencn
people, me Struggle must NJ QUE oi eA1efAAua-
ttnn. This he ntIfrffHj trpaf the
polls Of Germany u Ffuhsian armies treat the
toEus Ct Alsace and LoEEatne- The enemy must
he made 10 fect whnt unl!ef Republican france
can accoMpllah. All hleh asre fnast lear arMa
PARIS, SEPT. a-Tht new Journal, fft"eh LIZ
1'''a''t, aas the follo"lsg:
Ffes'eh'ae":
"The people, dtsavowtng tho Chamber Ehi:h
hes!tAses TO save the country IN danger, demand
republic IT places Its representatives not IN
power. pat IN peril a republic sanqulshe'i the
Invasion of - 4 republic Is proclaimed Revolt
ton Is accomplished In the name OF right and
public safety. Citizens. watch over the city con-
fltit1t TO J0u. Tomorrow ytu will be nyeugrEs
with the army OF the ca1iutrS."
IN 1AR coEss tEs;sstATsF.
PARIS, Sept. tin the CuEns Legislutif, yeates-
day evening. when Palikao announced that the
army at Scdan, with the Emperor, had surrentl-
eretl to the Prusslans, he added that 1, was m-
| possible to tI4scn*s the psauah!e consequences.
| Thr Ministers had yet no comnou plan, and ne-
sired to postpone tho discussion until Monday.
jules Farrr Submitted a resolution declaring. .ths
EMPEROR deprived Ut all constitutional functions.
t aud ptupceel tllai Legislative commisafnn Lt
furnlesl 10 exrct the enemy from French so!i,
crsrta! Trochn remaining Governor General Ut
paris. The proposition mcets with favor. hut
| without action the Corps adjourned until Sunday
moon.
lsrfTfsi ncaeahht 10 inc view aofH HffaLll
PARIS, sepf.s.-s:io p. m--7Io-da5 Coauss.Patkaa
n!o"ent ~ oli! ~ aAe eos'1 Aeels'aAf instHu''
| anE . tolnch u Government ano NauonAt De-
| tehce. consisting OF i've Eenuers' 10 be elected
| hT the cosps LeRts!afi1t Inc Ministers TO he ap-
p0lhteta Hl1A the approval u the members VI Luz
| Connc'ls lal!kao 70 be Lieutenant 0ehetaL
| 1Ae following are tue tcfnss ot the RESOLUTION
Introduced y iniefs, AMI at'or'e'l 'h''he lnpeEa
| Council oi Ministers: " LII view OF the existing
| circumstances. the chanhef ainotnts commits
sim OF government ah" national tnfencc, TIT
Constituent Assembly TO bc convened az soon q!
| circumstances NIL permit
PARIS. Sept 1.-The Legislative n935 met !
hal1-p:st Yesterday al'tfhusn. The memheF
OF the Lett were much excited. hcFatty t'tslsIe'
| that tho thamber should Hot be gua1de'l b!
1rp"Is- ....
| Deputy Lane alleged that 1hi'kao ha'1 exceed
ed his l.o"ess in giving orders nj satiaucc viii
tilose of TFochn"
Failkao endesvofca To eSp'alns but WA Gales
t"ordcr on Accooat OF some saasn expression I'll
un+i: He ffoiosea plo)ect ot law.
5uses sa'te anAea s..u' ~ s.a'e |" .ne .uala.e
"hat "ot.sa pe e"e 1T" s.t'al!oh canse't ~ III
PROJECT ol eoseshmea'. ins .*atnoef a"atts IN
afHencsot 'u'S P'opo"a!' W. ''s's's' on e''"I
et"lh''' ca s1* ""a !ls". l" '!ase a"ch p'"1ee'
III o"h holee. n''t -H'a Ia" "a"'t' aau IL u
se's''e pave " e''ietn i1ae' "'ae' Fo"e's '"a
| tnat OF t"c government ..
| H. 1a!efs sa1o a.! asH 7esS'na' preference
were III 'a'oE o1 e1f fs"1cce e1 'u'e
FaEe' eot '"at, nv ne se4 as"'
als onn 'taP'salonS tot tue F"''uc sooa, " SUI
mHtea to many haenalcts, c''hp1's'"e al pasuc
the following project: That ~heFeas, seeing tn
present ahsenee OF INC seqsffs'te autnos1s5,
eo1atu1ts''n ~ eonsls. VI u'e uea',ets, nAue y
~ 'ac lNs'siattse so'ps' .r' e'Alst. "N" |"
government aoS WIN tae aeience "l tac ha'lol
aeoaoo'uen1 ass..n''s " 'e @'A'eAs" ~ aooa
ea. y. a.s,..N ".' lat ls'Ha. T..
~ tn.as a.s ~" ~ 4,s,
1aoss oppuses 10 Liz ''o,ssI tnst u"is @ ese1
" ,s.,,. " ~. 1n.>a,4r "s ~ 80 ,,sas ~ T.
sa!s ~ eeusuM sAe ena a. ~ ~. 11su -. :, :,
.sse sa" ~ .".e,,,.s ~ ~ 49, s11e 49,. ',
saNL ~ o4.Se I.on'u"'s ~ ~ ''s A7ss
~, y. w. lso!eS. .. ,,
-. nal s'.:e, e..ss.:,,a. eae w.! 49, r,,o
lne u,'s1ItSls na.lou..ulos w eA"!nee. ,sa ~.
tN9usea "nu teoas' ~" ea'!e" l'''1.s i'i .
t'ee'atanon VI ."S w" A4An VI .As e"pne, aa"
Fnoeia1oauou u 'ae 'cFaeAe. -Aus1 VI tne LET
tscs lei' inc eha'h'es' t'alnottta au" otue's
peate" 70 inc p*ol!e j" 4espNt
= l!eerls oi tae aei'uetauous q tue epa'
: ber' anu 10 listen III S'sslec. 1aesc uples
we're nseless. fhtFe WIS u serne+ U! noescsss
;, "c as'ta''"u, maa III tae hus>t ~ !, iose el.uu
. ns'sc c97cs u 's' "a ,H!,""'i.. '"e !'e.use.
sa,onai ruaf'' ahI 'ae s"Hl'e.s .la.ssnl1' s.n.|
WIZ eacnmaet @an.p.s.a n,.. .s"et ns.. ~ .s
= y! s'e %N p.o. ""as,. ~. .nsn. - ~.
aso, - e.n~.,o - naopta wcnt
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= sons'ste" " Suu, "Hu''c'.a' e'.s s'at
.". N@'s'
'e rcarf, and GFenE.
- The Senate met a1 l";l"' konhef rFess'l
Most Of the Senators were IN tne'f places.
Archbishop OF far1s Was In MS chalf. tount
Wrrke read tr process verbal. \ senator as
IS | permission ~ speak, and said. "1f The Eupe
Ee had been victorious, wunl,l have aprlauaets h
u. ami 50 world everyone else. To-day he has
or culntesl nohly. anA continue TO cry. 'ire
III rtrtnr. Ronhe repeated tho CIT, aud 1t was IA
|" up hy 4 number OF Senators. Ronhe salt ina
he the face of events 70 grave, he wished imu
u atc!y to convene the Senate. mud he 1roposca
nc 1t remain permanently In fcsssoa. lie had
~ sAid, no need to tell them *nas those events !"
as they alreAly know them. I recomm
s for tho Senate TO await tf. result of the .lellb
al tinns Of the Legislative Corrs; but let US III
lh- crate alsc. AIN convinced that If the prop
fc- ,,no mate tonight TO the Legislative CoGrs IL
oe lEfore the Senate, it will be unanimously rej
III ri. The Legislative tofr sas! he Il now deli
':st ating. await their communication, and
ut nose to the Senate to suspend proceedings I
tcl thIs communication Il received. The proceed
.e,l xrc,r ,rrnn'tnp.r susnende1.
La <,ro,rox rrrrv
md .o,-,o>, c.,t - s,I, ,hs, Al f,,ena
. .,.1s., ,..,t ~, E-r,srnr ~, S,rnr,,ar cvnrr
EoS hope that his popularity in Paris was.not s