Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-07
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/. PARIS, Sept. 5, 9 P. M-The Republic
has been proclaimed in all the great towns.
The City of Paris, though in the hands OF
the people, is quiet.
PARIS, Sept. 5.-Paris is calm. The
republic has been proclaimed at Lyons,
Bordeaux and Marseilles.
Sunday in Paris.
The special correspondent of the Tri-
bune telegrsphs from Paris under date of
Sunday, o'clock P. NJ, that Paris is in
a state of indescribable enthusiasm. Eve
rywhere there are cries of ''Vive la Re
publiquel and al 2: 80 o'clock Isaw the flag
torn down from the Tuilleries. The peo-
pie forced their way through the gates of
the Tuilleries Gardens, but are doing no
damage. The Garde Mobile now occu.
pies the Tuilleries. | heard soldiers in the
barracks at the quay Dorsey cry Vive la Re-
publique from the windows. Eagles are
torn off the flags. | saw busts of the En-
peror torn from houses and thrown
into the Seine amid universal applause.
! saw Rochefort borne in triumph to the
Hotel de Vile. Portraits of the Empe-
ror and Empress were thrown out of the
windows and the people tore them to
atoms.
The New Ministry.
New YORK, Sept. Ga special cores
pOndent of the Tribune sends the follow
ing corrected list of officers of the Provis-
iOnal Government, taking the name of
the National Defense of the Government /:
Emanuel Arago, Cremieux, Jules Fa-
vre, Jules Ferry, Gambe,ta, GARNER,
Hoges, Glois Bizon, Pellaton, Frost
Picard, Rochefort, Jules Simon.
The Ministry is as follows:
Minister of Foreign Affairs, Jules
Favre; Minister of Justice, Isaac Gre
mieux; Minister of the Interior, Leon
Gambetts; Minister of Finance, Frost
Picard; Superintendent of Public Works,
Pierre Dorian; Minister of Commerce,
JOS Msgne; Superintendent of Public In
structiOn, Jules Simon; Minister of the
Marine, Martin Tourischer; Minister of
War, Lewis Jules Trochu, also President
of the Committee.
PARIS, Sept. 5-Evening. The public
order is matter of the greatest aston
ishment, considering the dominance of the
mob.
Gen. Lowenstein's corps, comprising
the German advance, has arrived at Vim
cey, on its march to Paris.
Proclamation of the Mayor of Paris
PARIS, Sept. 6.-The Mayor has issued
the following proclamation:
HOTEL De VILE, PARIS, Sept. c.
Citizens: | have been called by the pee
pie and government of national defence
to the Mayoralty of Paris. While
waiting for you to be called to elect your
municipality, l take possession of this
City Hall in the name of the Republic,
which was the scene of patriotic events of
1892, 1880 and 1S4S. ss
l speak to you now as our fathers did
in 1892. Citizens, the country is in dan
ger. Rally around this Partisan munich
pality, defended to-day from seige by a
soldier of the republic. VIve la Repub-
lique ETIENNE ARAGo.
The Defence of the Lower Rhine
Death of Mcmahon COntradicted-
PARIS, Sept. 6.-Gambetta has issued a
proclamation appointing Edmund Valen-
tine Prefect of StTasbOuTg aud for the
Department of the Lower Rhine. The
country depends upon his energy and
patriotism to reach and defend his post.
All the police of Paris have been incor-
pOrated with the National Guards.
II ic rpr,prfaI that Itolion haua
entered Rome.
The Prefect of Police, Keratry, has
placed additional seals on the doors of the
Corps Legislatif.
Ii is reported that Jules Favre has gone
forward to meet King William of Prus-
sia.
The death of Mcmahon is contradicted.
NJ. Rouher quilted Paris last night
Bazaine still Intact-7OO, 900 French
men still in the FieId-FIight of
PaIikaO.
PARIS, Sept 6.-FrOm private sources
we learn that Bszaine still maintains
his position at Metz, notwithstanding the
strength of the army guarding and pre-
venting his escape from the fortress.
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France, including the Garde Nationale
and Garde Mobile, is 100000. .
1t is stated that Count PalikaO and NJ.
Henri Chevereau, late Minister of Interior,
are in Belgium, having fled during the
crisis preceding the declaration of the
republic.
1t is rumored that Italian troops in
strong numbers under Gen. Coriova, are
marching upon Rome.
A French Corps Intact Falling back
on Paris.
PARIS, Sept. 6.-Tne corps of General
Vinoy has reached Loan on the retrogade
movement. The corps of Vinoy is intact
and falling back in good order.
Proclamation from Prefect Keratry
PARIS, Sept. 6.-The Prefect of Police
has issued the following proclamation:
To the policemen and inhabitants of
Paris: After being for eighteen years
crushed under cruel blows, the traditions
interrupted on the eighteenth Brumaire and
I'd of December, are at last resumed
The Deputies of the Left, after the with
drawal of their colleagues, proclaimed a
decree of defiance. Soon afterwards
the republic was proclaimed. The
revolution which has just taken
place has been pacific one.
1t is understood that no French BLOOD