The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-12

The toIohyn1 are the latest despdtches re-
ceipcd IN TuH Sun office do,on TO o'clock his
morniag. Later dispatches, u any, ,oiA be
printed ~ postscript.
rhe Situation In Paris-The Corps Lesislatif
-rc frr crw C-.-uet-Thc Rer.si,~=.Ss-
still Hold In Check The Prince ImprriaI
d. Lepdon-Popsiar Outbreak In Mar
seiiies-Thc Hepabiic Proclaimed.
LONDON, Aug. lit Is feared that the Dos de
Bouiogne be sscrhced 70 tho exigeucies OF the
ssfeace Of Paris. The Pull haH Gosetts reanirms
ale presence Of tito Prince Imperial aud the imperial
Jewels la London.
~ uorx ron rus HOUSE OF onLkAxa
In the Corps LeEissif on Tuesday. when The vote
w,s the question OF sustaining the Ministry
only six voices werc with olivier. The Prince de
Joinvilie and the Due d'Aumale are at wiesbadsn
Il is reported that VI. Prince has sskcd leave 10
serve the French deet 1t Is the conviction hcro,
In Vie clubs and among the people, tAa. the rule OF
the Bonaparte dynasty Is over restoration OF the
House OF Orleans Is anticpated. The Count OF
Paris is now in England.
THE SESSION or rms CORPS LsoIsLArIY.
PARIS, Aug. 1.-THE following Is q continuation
OF the proceedings OF the Corps Legislative yeser
day, tbe proposition being tile reorgaDisaton aud
arming II the Nstionsl Guard.
The question was made simple Jules Fsvre said
the Cabinet need bu, meet to decide, bat need not
sion must give report and we must deliberate Al
once. Minister Jerome David said the Government
hal mn'e known its oointon.
jules Fsvie again {: This Chamber must decide"
Nj. Thiers rose TO speak, but could hardly be
heard lie advocated an immediate decision upon
Remember" said Favro, "how significant /,
viii be TO the nation II tut on delibsration We
place upon YOU the responsibility"
MINISTER David replied: " You may assume It,"
Memn-.s OF the Let asserted this was a menace.
anE Of flaa
delav feren'--- ;Sa, The Mgis.-g had promised
70 invade the territory Of The enemy, ana now they
ours'
Here tae iumult became extreme. Deputy Gam
beta mountc the tribune, but could not be heard
Al last the Corps became calmer. and Gambct,a
the question. The Chamber will vote under
wrong impression. The members OF the Lett asked
for arms for patriotic purpose"
arms va. only TO trouble tue public peace The
Chamber must know what 1t votes. for there mus,
Minister said the Government did not seek to
70 70 tha tfe question of the reorganization Of the
National uu-rd should 60 over TIL tomorrow.
noen- but bsputy Es,anSen iSssted upon snOsV vote
that the Chambers be In permanent session 30 long
.. the war continued. The Chamber, BY q vote OF
M Ferry renewed tho agitation by demanding to
know why the state Of siege is continued against
enemies within the city OF Paris. A voice answered,
but 1t wSs impossible to hear more The President,
worn out with the toll OF the proceedings, ceased
euoTS W ptocuIc elONy hho hioohh6 us
MEETING or rHE FRENCH SENATE.
The Senate met to-day and greeted tas Count OF
PAlikao warmly. vote OF thanks was gwen to the
army, and the PROJECT OF law tending " the armin
Nthe nation adopted.
rus OUTSIDE MOB.
During the session OF the Corps Legis'atC a
,nowd Of about SIX hundred persons assembled in
mont of the Chamber and clamored for arms
kI.tll fhara axest..
nsnt, no disorderly scenes occurred. Tn, Journal
0rcid "a, s that the War Department las sixty mil.
hons Of cartridges for the guns witt which the Ma.
toGal Guard is TO be armed. and preparations have
been made on an extensive scale for the manuiae-
turs OF to meet all ener sohce'. he Council OF
State met yesterday, and will hold another session
to day. Dispatches nom the Projects Of Depar,
rents, IN all parts OF the Empire, are nled WITH de-
tails Of tho patriotic excitement Of the people. On
all sides volunteers are coming forward.
THE ELECTIONS.
Z Opinion yati0Aak says the reported restora.
ton OF the fences OF Paris Is farce. few scat
tered dggers are employed and kept at work to de
lude the public The Paris Siecte the municipal
elections, as far as heard from, show the triumph OF
the Democratic candidates.
EIGHT THOUSAND ARrILLERYAEs IN PARIS.
TIE Journal du Soir says Admiral Roncie lie
and that eight thousand clnnoniers from tho navy
have been placed under his orders TO man the guns
oi the forts.
sTAMPiSG OUT rHR REPUBLICAN JOURNALS.
The Re,eR and the RlpLeI, radical journals,
which were seized last night, have been entirely
eupprc'sed by ministerial decree published to- day
The potiion OF Prefeot OF the Seine heretofore held
by NJ. Henri Cbevreau, Minister OF the Interior
will not DO hlei as the afiirs OF the city aud Pre-
lecture OF Police will hereafter be under the control
OF the Minister OF the Interior, -Four new Senators
are to be named, among them VI Pietn
fEocLADIS0 THE REPUBLfc AT roULoUsE
The L'6erN says; "A lot OF crazy fellows tried
'hts morning to proclaim the rsplblic at Toulouse"
The same journal the last onc al act of the Dn,
Dc drSmont was signing the treaty with England to
SECURE the neutrality OF B.lgium.
rHE NEW MINISTERS At WORK.
Sir N-The new Ministers took the oatbs o.
ONCE At O'Clock last night at the Tui.oriss The
Prince de Ia Tour d'Auyergue only was absent. lie
VIII not be- here until next week. In the mean tim.
he due' Of the Minister OF Foreign Adairs will b,
Performed by Count Paikno.
lie Ministers OF War aud the Interior ave Ia ken
Eompt measures to insure the effectiveness OF ad.
Mlnls'rAtion 10 their respective departments. TIE
Minister OF War is collecting arms and ammunition
o all kinds and sending them forward TO the troops
'N'|' N''- "i7o PENp'iluB W eQulI
he National Guard.
Gen Trochu will have command OF the army
iormed OF the men which the law Just voted calls
INTO service To this force viii be specially con hJel
Tie defence OF the c4pItL
'ht ORLEANS PRINCES LOOKING YoR COMMANDS.
Bodies Of the Garde Mobile from the provinces
nave commenced 10 pour into the city, on their way
ONO 'front.'. A. they pass through tho streets the
peop'e croNd the sidewalks and windo ws, and cheer
hem With great entbusiasm.
Ia L'1e't says the Orleans Trinces have address.
"a eVers TO the Minister OF War asking for service
N Tue French army Ths Minister OF Foreign AZ
aus HAl received $1,000 from the French residents
- san Francisco for the fsmilies OF the killed and
EouGjel.
tug GERMANS DRIVEN OUT or PARIs
"'" 'g"'-The GduiOts saws Colnt PaiIkao has
'e1"el decree. yAiGa Ia VIII submit to The En-