Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-09-16
TIE DECLARATION cf The Republic in rara

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TIE Dsslarailoa of The Republic in i'ar.s'
A despatch to the Trijuas froia Paris, dated
the jth, gives a graphic picture cf the scenes
attending the declaration Of the republic in
Paris They have something OF familiar air,
the same drama having been enacted once OF
twice before on the Partisan stage; indeed the
names Of some Of the actors in this latest re-
production DO not appear for the first time.
After describing the uneasiness which prevailed
in the city when the frs: rumors reached j, Of
the events at Sedan, the account, apparently a
translation from some Paris journal, continues
A, the sitting Of the Chamber at noon, (Sat-
uriay) Count de Palkao made an official state
ment Of the disaster to MacNlahon's army and
the capture of the Emperor. Jules Favre de-
manded a vote Of deeheGnee, but the Chamber
adjourned till next day at y O'Clock. The
news was not generally known till after O'Clock
on sunday morning, when the Ministerial state
ment appeared on the walls and in the morning
papers soon immense excitement was appa-
rent everywhere. By noon the Place de Ia Con
corle was crowded, and the passage Of the
bridge interrupted to the public by the police
As the day wore on the crowds augmented At
haltpast two O'Clock a rush was made hy a part
Of the crowd, headed by some Of the National
Guard The police sergeants and gendarmie
made an armed demonstration Of resistance.
hai suddenly ylelued, and the crowd rlsnei by,
shouting, " la Decheance' and &" Fire "a
Benabhque. People fraternizei with the
cend4fmes ard troops, and these with the ha-
uona. Guari- lnere Was 10 resisting the masses
who .oio~e4, AID soon they surrounded the
Chamber, and hnaIy invaded Il. 1T o clock
shouting and clmmoGon in front OF the Cham
llr yynTf. heard 4 rrncpzeion marched slowly
from me cnamoer along the quSy. Ihe mem
'ers oi the Leit Teoognized that they were beng
escorted 10 the hotel de Vile.
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