Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-11
Exciting Scenes 60 the Bourse at Paris
The Police Dispsrse a Mob.
Sans culOti eism Rampant t-6eneraI Bar
ragusy d'HiIlIers Preserves
the Peace.
The Prince Imperial Said to be In London
In Charge of ar. Smith UOhR?).
The PruSsians Think the ChassepOt Supe-
rier to the Steeh Nadle Gun.
FRANCE.

PARIS. August 1O-Tn the Corps Legis-
latif to-day, the project of Deputy kera-
terry for calling under arms all unarmed
men OF classes oflSj9 to 1864 inclusive, was
extended to embrace all men from the
ages of 25 to 50, " no are not married and
not already mem beIs of Garde Mobile.
The project for armament was presented
by the government and adopted with an
additional proposition offered 10y
keratery, as previously amended, and
with a further special article voting
thanks to the Corps Legislatif, and TO the
army, which merits much from the ma
ton. .-t
The credit of the four million francs for
the families Of the Gsrde Mobile, has IN
creased TO twenty-five million.
Deputy CremieuN submitted PROPOSE
ton that the commercial contracts falling
due between the present time and the
S0th of August be prolonged one month
Jules Prsme protested against the
measure, and Cremieux and Jules Simon
insisted upon its necessity, saying, to de-
fend the country the mind must be free
Of care. The project was voted
as being urgent. The circulation
around the hall outside was by this time
stopped by crowds and several detach-
ments of troops, who surrounded the
building. The masses, however, were not
disorderly. A project of law for national
defenses was adopted unanimously. In
the excitement voice was heard, Nor
let Prussia look us in the face"
General COunt PalilSao has announced
the formation Of a new ministry, as fol-
lows: Count Palikao, Minister of War;
De La Tour d'Avergne, Minister of For
eign Affairs; Henri CheverOuX, Minister
OF the Interior; Grande Pierret, Minister
of Justice; De Geneuilly, Minister Ma
rine; Pierre Magnone, Ministe0 of FL
/ l.
lie Works; Jules Frame, Minister of
Public Institutions; Clement DuvernOis,
Minister of Commerce; Busson Bilault,
President of the Council of State.
Recess taken quarter of an hour and
on resuming the Chairman desired to
pass Immediately in a scussion of the
project of law on the Guard National.
Busson requested delay of two hours.
as the report on the subject was not quite
ready. Z Ef- ELE can E|s
Minister Marie demanded adjustment.
He explained that Count POlikao was now
in the Senate, and could not assist at the
proceedings, in which his advice was
needed go r-r rr---Ha.-- -.
Arsgo protested against the pos pone-
ment of the Busson. bill, but Ault de-
mauded the adjournment Of the question
till tomorrow.
Deputy Kambetta insisted that the de-
bate should proceed. France" he said,
wanted arms. The country was inEa-
ded, and of necessity instant action was
imperstive. The government should
have made up its mind. [Great sensa-
toni
Minister Jerome David requested that
the Ministry have few hours for rehec-
ton.
PARIS, August IO.-Nearly all the thea
ters closed last night. Large number of
Guarde Mobile leaving Paris for army.
Detachment off to-day armed. Great
cheering from crowds at the station. The
ll0aiteuT saws the Mediterranean heet
sailed from Brest, Destructian unknown.
Letter from Camp ChalOns to ths Journal
represents Garde Mobile full of mill
tary spirit, and anxious 70 meet the enc
nv The -MOititeHr says the English en-
bassy received sdvices that the Prussian
losses were enormous. So we may hope,
continues the MoTeteUr, 10 soon resume
the offensive, and cause the enemy to
pay still dearly for his first success.
BLOIs,. August lO.-Ths High Court of
Justice has pronounced Judgment on the
COnspirators. Megy is sentenced TO twenty
years imprisonment at hard labor; Beau
ris, twenty years confinement in Fortress
Pelan; Morton, Gadinal and PeleTin, five
years imprisonment in Fortress Letrouzs,
and Leonard, five years. Balbot, in favor
of whom eXtsnuatiug circumstances were
adduced, was sentenced to five years inn
prisonment; GrOmier, five years. Yer
der, who turned States evidence, was
discharged. All the others accused were
acquitted. .-...--
PARTs. August La Libertie publishes
the following account OF the scene to-day
about the hall of the Corps Legislatif:
"At o'clock groups formed before the
hall, which grew greater every moment,
and soon there were more than 10000
persons assembled. The people were
calm and unarmed. There were, hOwev-
or. shouts from time TO time, of "a bas la
Prusse, /" and % 'Nive la France" Deputy
Terry, who appeared, was received with
shouts, and commenced an address as fol-
lows: 4-... ...-r
"Friends-Be calm"
At that moment Marshal Paraguay
d'Hilliers arrived, with officers Of the
National Guard and others surrounding
him. There were. loud cries of "Nive
Changarnier, !" and 'sViYe la France" The
crowd kept increasing all the while, and
shouts were heard of ''NiYe le ROchefOrt"
from the electors of Belleville, who had
come TO make a demonstration in his IA
vor. At 2 o'clock the troops of the line
were ranged around the hall, as was also
a squadron of cavalry. They were re-
ceived by the crowd there with cries of
"To the grontierl To the frontierp'
6ds Ia gHegTe!; Circulation was
stopped on the bridge leading from the
hall, and the Commissary of Police made
legal summons for the people to disperse.
The cavalry at once broke into q trot along
the streets, and the crowd Withdrew, still
shouting.
At late hour a detachment Of the
grenadier guards came up, led by Cen
eraI of Division. and were received by the
crowd with shouts Of ''To the frontieri"
PARIS, August I0.-An correspondents
Of foreign newspapers have received or
ders to 90 from Metz to Nancy. 5000
A dispatch from General Froissard, who
is stationed between Metz and Nancy,
published in the PdtTie, says the Emperor
had been solicited TO return 10 Paris by
the home generals, and replied: II will
only return dead OF victorious"
METZ. August 10, ammo engage
ment has vet taken place. --r
The circular OF the Empress has had
ood effect here.
PARIS, August 10.--The Journal Q1Iciel
saws no important action has taken place
since Saturday. Marshal Bazaine has
made some reconnoisances with cavalry,
WHICH have elected ainfOrmatiOn Of the
position of the enemy. In one OF these
FecOnnoigaDoeG q squadron OF Auzzars en-
countered detachment OF Frussisns and
drove them back, killing one officer and
w0unding another. eTn feTY gTF
The Bank of France has increased rates
OF discount 70 six per cent. &
PARIS, August l0.--The LiJerte men,
tlons among number OF arrests, by the
governmeut. the name of Gaillard Pere.
n h stated that Jerome David viii ae-
cent the port folio of the Interior, In the
new Cabinet.
pans. August 1O.-After the session Of
the CORPS Leeisiatif last evening the dep
uties were unable TO pass the PoDt Con,
oorgie. because great crowd hRd COLLECTED
on the Place de Ia ConcOrde.
olivier has lived at his private resi-
dencs during the last three days Instead
OF occupying the official palace.
Princess Ciotilda and children returned
from Mewdon 70 Paris this morning.
All correspond ents of Paris journals foI
whose safety fears were entertaineds ar
rived from the frontier, excepting De ka-
trOn, of the GGaeIOis, who lE still missing
The Senate will reassemble to-day 81
nine O'Clock. to vote on the proposition
made yesterday in the Corps Legislatif'
The Corps Will discuss projects Tor safety
state Deputy Koratry proposes calling
out under arms aud ready TO take the
field At a moments notice, OF all unmar'
ried men of military classes OF l8So-o9-0o'
81 and 68.
A dispatch from Blois says, the editors
Of Cloche and MsrseillAis, who were pros