The sun., 1870-08-26

of the Corps Legisatit during the discussion proba
bly, in anticipation Of disturbances upon the renewal
OF the dob1te in the Chambers All access to the
hal WAS prohibited to civilians. No disturbances in
the vicinity were attempted.
TnE ENPEnoRs ABDIcAroN MoorrD.
II is believed that deputation OF the Corps L6gis
la,if has gone to the Emperor to demand his abdca-
ton. The Corps L6ssiAlir is now permanently
guarded by troops The announcement OF the or
ganzatlon OF Provisional Government for Paris Is
imminent.
osN. rAILLY SUPERSEDED.
At the Council Of Ministers held yesterday, Gen.
wimpfen, who has recently been operating against
the rebels In Algeria, appointed To the command
| OF corps, vice Gen. Fsilly. The Council Ia
| composed Of the Ministers and MN. Rouhcr,
Schneider, Persigny, Biroche, and Trocliu
| TBs ESviaoss or PARIS TO m MADE A DESERT.
The Council OF the Ministers was in session halt
Of to-day. It has been decided by the Committee
OF Defence that upon the approach Of the enemy nil
the crops In the departments Of the Seine and Marne
and In the environs Of Paris must be destroyed
so greater haste IL urged on the farmers to store
| their produce In the Government warehouses In the
| city before the enemy seize II.
AN APPEAL TO THE AssENBLr.
| Tho LiberE firmly demands Of the Deputies re.
ferrng to the stormy session OF the Corps Leysla-
til yesterday, 10 eface all individualities In
| hour OF need we must not compromise the future
of France There must be but grand objec. in
| view-tho country"
The Ltoerts says France Yesterday gained great
victory. In one day many hundreds OF millions
were paid into the Treasury. Prussia for two
months has sought to procure less sum vsinly.
PARIS WILL NEVER SURRENDER.
Tho Opinion NdtionaIs says that TO all who think
more of any other things than driving the Prussians
from tie soil Of France, 1t recommends the perusal
OF the following passage from published Prussian
| plan OF attack:
"Pars will be in power unless IL Is owing
to political circumstances or moral reasons which
will oblige the defenders to open to us its gates."
"'Political circumstances,' says the Opinion,
"means revolution. and moral reasons means
troaehery."
wuisrLiSd AGAIN.
The Journal 0rciai Of to-day publishes article,
OF which the following is an extract:
Or ports are free Our fleet will strike boldly
In the North and Baltic seas. Our commerce and
| industry are active our credit good. There be
no comparison of our finance with those Of the
enemy.
Prussia looked for treachery and encouragement
| here, and uueasily wonders at the prompttude OF
tho nation IN arming and organizing, and under
longod the better s our situation.
"our resources in men and money are ineIhausti
| Bile. Though invaded France arms the entire
tion. The neutral Powers remain friendly. but
comprehend that there cannot now be question Of
|
| BOLD DASH AT THE EMPEROR.
THE Sisois this morning, commenting the item
Of news that the Imperial Headquarters are at
Rems," says:
Who carcsi MaeMahon can only have one head.
quarters-the centre Of operations. The " Imperial
headquarters" can only be a superHuiy (ryperrstd-
tion)-an embarrassmen,-s pre,ext for losing bat
1.-THE crisis is too dangerous to talk OF the I'm.
perial headquar,ers, anywhere near those OF the
commander-in-ehief"
WARNING TO rHs sEcLg.
Ofhcial warning IL given that tie Minister OF the
Interior will be forced to apply the law regulating
the press with the utmost rigor II certain journals,
in spite Of the representations made to them by the
Government, continue TO publish the full detaiis OF
the movements OF tr oops the state OF the fornca-
lions, and the composition OF the srinies.
The national loan has been closed, than the
! amour, reQuired having been subscribed. Gen.
Trochu reviewed the Garde Mobile yesterday. The
men made enc appearance.
SUBSTANTIAL AID FROM IRELAND.
A remittance has been received from Dublin for
the aid OF the wounded, The Empress Eugene &c
knowledges the contribution In a note in which she
says
This Offering to the wounded French IL received
with gratitude. The generous sentiments which
cess OF our arms and the happiness Of the Imperial
family have profoundly touched His Majesty
, WHAT SHALL DONE WITH BELGIUM.
! The journals OF last evening demand to know
what action viii be taken by the French Gov.
ernment now that Belgium has permitted a vio-
alton OF her neutrality by the Prussians.
The Belgian minister here says that the journals
have received authority from his Government to
positively contradict the statement that the passage
OF wounded Prussians through the territory OF Bel
GUM has been permitted or attempted.
MORE wHIsTLINe
The LtbsrteS today, referring to information re-
ceived from private sources, says that siege oi
Paris is altogether improbable now.
The Consttutoanei says as the season is so far sd
vsnced the Government has concluded not to give
blouses to the Guarde Mobile. The blouses will be
replaced by warm woolsn garments and the Pre-
feets have received orders 10 have them made whers
| the troops are raised
This measure, in a sanitary point OF view is eI
3 cellent and besides will give work to great mum.
] Der OF work people whom the war has reduced tc
| idleness and desttution. Cadre. OF the Gards
Mobile have been formed every There and guns are
distributed In the territories corresponding with
the three grand army corps. In the rest Of France
the distribution is nearly completed.
n EMILE GIRARDIS's BET,
A Prussiaa colonel has written TO Emile Girardln
Offering wager that he will be in Paris By the 1871
: CT September Ghdfdin pGse--!!eea the letter, an,
e Announces his acceptance OF the wager.
4 REMOVAL or ANIMALS FROM Tue BoIs De BOT
J. LoGNE
: All the animals in the geological garden In til,
Bots de Bouogne have been removed. Part o
them have been retained in the city, and part hav
o been sent to Belgium. Some OF the animals are o
!. | very great value.
y THE EMPRESS VISITING THE HOSPITALS.
Extensive prepar atoms continue to be made 70
the reception Of the wounded. Four large ambu
lances are kept ready in tho Tuileries garden Tn,
Empress yesterday personally visited the pitais
y inspecting the details OF the arrangements.
) A number OF Americans are subscribers To th,
new French loan. Prices OF food in the rear OF tn,
J. Prussian army have advanced eIorbitantly. Brea,
. | in Rhneland Ia 75 cents loaf.
: DETECTION OF THE IMPRESS.
LONDON Aug. 25,-The Paris Committee OF De
J. fence has given order for the destruction Of TN
8 | crops and food in the departments of Marne an,