The New York herald., 1870-08-11
The Prince Imperial of France with
x Eugenie's Jewels in London.
"A BOnapartiSt Cabinet Formed and tho French
Legislature for War.
PARIS REPORTED TRANQUIL.
FRANCE.

Thc War Question in tho Parliament EN-.
I thuslastic Votes Of Suppiies-Dcannce Of
"A Dictatorship in Fr0spect-Nap0lcon sIn.
vited" 70 Paris-Prussin--The New Cabinet
PARIS, August 1O-Night.
y In the Corps Legisatlf to-day the project OF
Deputy Keratry, for the calling under arms Of all
unmarried men Of the classes Of 1869 to 1854, In.
elusive. was extended to embrace all men from the
ages OF twenty-five to Ihrty-fve who are not mar
Tled and not already members Of the Garde Mobile.
/ Projects for armament were presented by the gov
ernmert and adopted, with the addition Of the pro-
position offered by Deputy Keratry, as previously
iamendel, and with further special article voting
the than5 OF the Corps Lgslatf to the army which
merits n,lch from the nation
credit OF 4,oOO 0Oof for the families of the Mobile
.Qarde was increased to %. .Ooo, ,O0O'.
| Deputf Cremieux submitted a proposition that
commercial contracts falling due between the pre-
sent date and the aOth Of August be prolonged one
month.
Jules Brame protested against the measure, and
tCremieux and Jules Simon insisted upon its neces-
tElty, saying that to defend the country the mind
must be at ease.
The project was voted as urgent.
Circulation around the hall outside was By this
time stopped by the crowds and several detach-
ments OF troops surrounded the building. The
masses, however, were not dlsorderly.
. The project of law for the national defence was
adopted unanimously by 273 votes. amid prolonged
applause. In the excitement q voice was heard
SNOW let Prussia look us in the face ~
General Count Palikao announced the formation of
the new Ministry, and read list Of the names, as
tollows:-
Count Palkao, Minister o. War.
De la Tour dAuvergne Minister Of Foreign Affairs.
Henri Sheyreau, Minister OF the Interior.
CraQdperret, Minister of Justice,
De Genoullly, Minister OF the Marine.
Pierre Magne, Minister Of Finance.
Jerome David, Minister of Public Works.
Jules Brame, Minister Of Public Instruction.
CernOnt Duverno.s, Minister OF Comm erce.
Buss0n-Billaut President OF the Councils OF State.
A recess was taken for quarter OF an hour.
On resuming the Chamber desired to pass lmme-
dately the discussion Of the project OF law the
Garde Rationale.
NJ. Buffet requested delay Of two hours, as the
report on the subject was not quite ready.
The Minister O. the Marine demanded an adjourn
ment. He explained that Count Palkao was now in
the Senate and could not assist at proceedings In
which his advice was needed.
! N. Arago protested against postponement
Minister -Blllault demanded an adjourn
ment of the question until tomorrow.
Deputy Gambetta insisted that the debate should
proceed. France, he said, wanted arms. The
soil of the contry invaded. The necessity for in
ytart acton was imperative. The government
Shoud have made up its mind. Great sensation).
Minister Jerome David requested that the Ministry
have few hours for reflection.
A dictatorship is anticipated, with General Truchu
acting supreme head.
The Emperor has been invited to return to Paris
and await the reconstruction Of the government.
His refusal Is considered certain.
No Serious Actfon-1Tarshu Baznine in
Cavalry Slxirmish- Napoleon Inspecting the
Army Mt tMetz-Chanaurrier's Commission
Newspaper Reports from the Front-An
Army Chaplain Killed.
PARIS, August 10-8 P. NJ
La Li5e''te says that all the members Of the stan
OF Marshal MacMahon were either killed wounded
In the battle Of Froschweer Colonel Gramont,
brother Of the Minister Of Foreign Affairs, lost an
arm. Colonel Abzao mortally wounded.
Colonel Espenielles, aide-de-camp to the Prince
amperlal, has disappeared. Count Vogue Septend
and others were among the Killed. The Seventy
Fourth regiment Of the line lost at Wissembourg
H0rty-eght officers killed and wounded.
\ telegram from Strasb0urg, dated August 10,
nalfpast nine p. NJ, says:-"AIi is quiet here but
defensive measures continued.n
The Journal O6fcel says no important action has
Saken place at the front since Saturday
, Marshal BaZaine has made some reconnoissances
with cavalry which have elicited Information of the
position Of the enemy. In one OF these movements
p squadron OF hussars encountered detachment OF
Prusslan Uhlans and drove them back, killing one
pnlcer and woundi Il another.
| An Official despatch from Metz timed at half.past
eight O'Clock this morning. says
\ This morning the Emperor has gone to visit the
cantOnments OF the army. The ardor and enthu.
siasm OF the soldiers hourly increase and the signal
FOR battle Is eagerly awaited. General Changarnier
4as been placed on the general stan and his presence
1as an excellent effect.
\ A number Of the French newspaper correspond.
ents who were supposed to have been captured and
who arrived to-day, are wounded
In the accounts they give Of the battles they tcs
iiy to the wonderful bravery Of the French troops
and particularly that OF the African corps, who
nought for eight hours necessarily against over.
Rowering Odds
/ The military spirit and enthusiasm are increasing
throughout France. Large crowds of people are
ssemniing IN various quarters OF the CT ty but the
utmost good order prevailed.
me Abbe Burron. chaplain Of the corps OF Marshal
"acMahon, was killed In the battle OF Woerth, while
helping the wounded.
tno correspondent OF the U,,trers who went to the
1rohI, Is missing. Edmund About, correspondent. Of
tne Sou mas been heard FROM and is sunnosed TO be
Aafe. - 'p''''" " "
The ladies' OF Paris have issued an aodress in which
tney make SURFING appeal to all for aid to the soci.
fty for the wounded.
The. .M0ntteur says the English Embassy boro hos
received advices that the Prusslan losses n, v,s.
6embourg were enormous. $50 we NAV hone ),
continues the Monttenr, "to soon resume Tho
offensive and cause the enemy to pay still more
dearly for his first successes"
General Melinet has asked for command In the
Army OF the Rhine