The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1870-08-10
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The WAR;
French LINE BROKEN.
FREDERICK CHARLES
ON TO PARIS.
Belgium Neutrality Treaty.
The LOndCn Times on the situa-
tiOn Of France.
DlSRAEu on THE INTERVENTION
OF ENGLAND.
New French Minister.
AN NFlRIATED MOB.
VIOLENT DISCUSSIONS In The
CHAMBERS.
Napoleon's Incapacity to Com
mand the Army.
How NJ. Dekater proposes
to treat the Emperor.
The Chambers call for a
Dictat0rial Ministry.
[Reported Expressly for the AReUs.l

| LONDON, August 10.
! Reports are current here that Prince
| Frederick Charles with the I'd Prussian
army corps has broken through the French
centre between Metz and Nancy.
The Belgium neutrality treaty has been
signed at the foreign office BY Earl Gran>
vile and Herr. Bonstaff MARQUIS DELAY
aletti, the French Minister, resident here
announces an adhesion of France 20 the
provisions of the compact.
| The Times continues TO take dofetul
view of the situation of Napoleon. In Its
editorial this morning 1t treats his downfall
as foregons conclusion 1t regards the
absence of snv news of the situation IN
Paris as ominous signs that disturbance
has broken out, and says the Germans never
made war upon France, but that France
| provoked the conflict by her sggrandize,
ment. The policy Of the Emperor of
France challenged Germany TO battle,
and, with the retirement of the challenge,
a battle should close theiquestion apIropria'
the suggestion offered by Disraeh that
England should now intervene bstween
com batants.
The Times declares that the English
nation is anxious for peace, and respects
the dignity and national feelings OF both
bellieerents.
Lieut. Gen. Sheridan and Gen. Frysith of
the United States left yesterday for the
headquarters of the Germany army.
Ex-Commissioner Wells Of the United
States revenue service has arrived here.
PARIS, August IO.-The Allivere minis
terry has been superseded by Gen. Csusiu
/ De eMantesnbau.
Count PilAdo has been appointed minister
of war and changed with the formation OF
the new cabinet.
An enormous mob collected out side the
hall of the corps legis.stif yesterday. The
ground in the vicinity of the building were
densely packed. and the streets resounded
with cries of infurisied people whose anger
was manifested against the ministery OF
Allivere by cries of abas. Allivere hall was
surrounded by detachment of
military who fred upon the
The crowd, becoming over demonstrstive,
charged the mass and dispersed them. The
avenues leading TO the assembly room were
picketed and patrols of military and general
d'srmie established.
The Chambers met yesterday, and the
most violent discussions eDsued. Members
became greatly excited and made epraged
demonstrations against ea,h other. Tumuli
and confusion overpowered the deputies,
who, in their rage, return grave accusation
back and forth.
PARIS, August l0-In the corps legis
tif yesterday thedeputy, Jules Faver offered
Q proposition that the chambers should
assume full powers to save the country
He declared that the Emperors incspscity
to command an army and direct it's opera
tions had been eonclusiveiy proved, ant
should therefore be relieved. The deputies
almost en- mssse, are striving to obtain thu
/ floor, and gesticulating violently. NJ. Pau
Cossagnac obtained an audience, and de
K clared that if be was in the ministry, b,
would court martial M. Faver and ell tn
other members of the left, and shoot then
that very night. tSensstion.) NJ. Ollivie
, rose excitedly, and said m. Jules Simol
= = has asked me if the ministry intend to hav
4 the opposition deputies shot" NJ. Ollivie
:, made some answer to this question, but hi
reply was inaudible to the Chamber. M
> De Kerater proposed that the Chambe
= should treat Napoleon HI. rs the Chamber
treated Napoleon 1. Then another disturb
snce arose.
The French Chambers will meet to day
The deputies Of the party Of the left win in
troduce proposition for the organization Q
q committee for national defense, or the fol
nation of ministry selected from anon
the superior officers, who shall be investe
with dictatorial powers, and empowered I
adopt sny and ell measures for the securit
of the national defenses. They shall rende
Y an account daily to the Chambers G
| all measures undertaken. The obiet
l being to mako the committee appointed b
the Chamber the ruling power mantle,
appears in the Columbus Democratic Pres
to-day over the signature of Deputies julie
}. Favere and Piesrde, and Jrevy calling ft
An immediate army Of ell citizens.