, 1870-08-11


Tse Ngnf,<ssr announces that the Mediteraaean
1ect has sailed from Bt.at Destination unknown.
A letter from Camp Cha1ona, to the Journal ON.
r.tl, represents the Garte Mobile a. full OF military
splr7t, and anxious 70 meet the enemy.
The H0nsiexr says the English EmhAssy haa re
ccived adslces tnst the P1usalan 1osses a Weiss
euburg wetr enJ11nous. 'sSo We maF hone con-
unues the Aoaisear, u to soon resume tue o1eu-
asc, and cause the enemy 70 pay still more dearly
for bis nrst successeA~
In tho corra LegislAtit, today, the project of
Deputy Kerauy, for calling under arms all IN.
married men Of the ctasses Of 1859 to 1854.
inclusive. was extended to embrace a1l men
from the ages Of q5 to 81 who are not
married. and afe rot already meubcfa
Of the Garde Mobile. A project for armament
WEE presented bJ the government and adopted.
with tho addition OF proposition offered by Ecr
atry as previously amended, and with no further
special article, voting the thanks Of the Corpa
Legislatif to the army, which merits much trotu
the nation. The credit Of 100000 OF francs for
the families Of the GarLe Mobile was Increased
to e, ,0o0, 600.
Deputy Cremien1 submitted proposition That
commercial contracts failing due between the
present date and the soth Of August be prolonged
ore month
Jules B.ame ptnte sted against the measure. ami
Crem!en1 and Jules Simon inalssGl un0u tn nn
ceaaisy, saying to defend the country the mind
must he Tree OF ca6:. The project was voted as
urgent
Kcircnla,ion around the hall outsIde WIS by this
time stopped 6y the crowds, and several .letach-
ments Of troops surrounded the building. The
masscs, however. we're not d1sord.E1y.
The project of law for national defense xas
adopted unanfmously BY 37s votes, amid prolonged
applause. In the excitement voice WAS heard,
" Now let Prussia look ns Ia the facc.n
General Euunt P2liEao announced the formation
OF q new Ministry, and read the names, AZ tut.
lowa: Count Palikao, Minister Of War; dc La
Tour dAuvcrguc, Minister Of Foreign Affairs:
Henri chesrou, Minister Of the Interior; Grand
Ferref, Minister Of Justice; lie t3euouity. Minis
Ter OF Marine; Pierre Magnc, Minister OF Finance:
Jerome David, Minister of Public Works; Jules
bramc, Minister Of Public Instruction; Clement
Duveruor, MinsteEfon nCommerce; ,Dusson BLIauls,
President Of the Council Of Stale
A ncess was taken for quarter of an hour.
On rrsumtng, the Chamber attempted TO pass
Immediately to the discussion ot the nruiect Of
law on the Carrie .Sa.ionait. Hunt requtste,, a
'lclay Of TWO houra, as the report M the suajcc,
Was hot quite ready. :
The Minister Of Marine demanded M alIouru-
ment lie explained that Count Paliklo was now
In the Senate, a.f could not assist al the ptcec,.
ings IN which his aly1ce WAS needeL
ATaEo protested against postponemcnt,
Bu6soh Blilau!t denauded an adjournment Of
the question till tomorrow.
deputy 0aDbetta insisted that the debate should
proceed. France, hc sa!i, wanted arms. The
kotl TT the country was invaded. The necessity
for Instant action was imperative. The cpTetn.
ncnt SHOULD have made up ita mInd, rGreat scn-
sation.I
Minister Jerome David requested that the Min.
fstFy hasc few hours for reflection.
KpcstAl Despatch to tho New York Ttibune.
loSp0S. Aug. 10.-Our speclat corrcspeutcpt
writes from Paris, late Tuesday evening. That the
Sitting OF the Corps Leg!slatsf WIS OF a violent
character. II passed myself III carriage through
the Place dc Ia Concorle At O'Clock, and then
observed thas the public we're not permitted
10 CROSS the bridge; that scr3 large bodies
of.tnfanuJ and cavalry were drawn up on the
Quay to protect the Champer; that excited crowds
cneumbercd the Place dc II Concorde aud nara
pcts OF the quaJS, and that rlatoons OF cayatry,
1anccrs, cnlrass!ers, Rnd gardes vera conttpuaiy
clearing the wsy between the PlAce de Ia Con-
cotdc md tho wing Of the Tul]er-
les, next the Seine. The Tutlcyies
aud Rardens we're shut up, aud a !
large force was under arms 70 protect the En-
presH hear that, after seycrul charges upon tho
people, executed By the culr4xscrs, tho Satlona
Gaari we're called ont, bu; protested, lodged their
arms, aud cried that the proper place for a 1rRu
lar troops was on the frontier
When President Schneider took hls seat IN the
Chamber, n. OLIVIER mounted the tribune aud
endcavorcd TO read = speech 1dcut,cal
with that delivered in the Senate
~ EsquiEoa, tut be was 50 much interrupted that
Vct! little WIS he2sd The me1n.,eEH OF the Left
cncd ont continually that the safety Of the coun-
TT required The dismissal Ut the Ministry. o.
lisier made pompous appeal to the coun-
dence ot the Chamber, without which be |
~oala nor remain In office. In d mo- |
meh1, LAtout Dumal!n. OF the Left I
tehtTc. In bis Owl name md that OF nlae 2oshet |
i'er1uce. M'feu that t3tutfai TEDchu be called |
upon to form a Ministry. jules FaErc proposed In |
tfms that The caamrE should assume full power,
10 Ra'c tac country. The incapaclsy Of the En-
1trof 10 cotnmand INC army has been too conclu-
sircls proved, and be should be recalled.
4 tremendous row ensued. The voice Of the
! President Eas hrassl rrononnc!nG the t1uism, the
motion was unconstitutional fIeIadded; avon
Will never make revolution with this Chamber
s'a'lef &c IaSsaeHac saiH, VITA great energy |
Zaat II nc were III LIT Ministry he would have Jules
rA'tc aaa w 1aeHoeFs VI tae Leit brought 10
coufs martial atl shot this very evening.
ol'lS1cF. In an excited state said: IN Jules
o"non nus sskt', "nehneF We hleah TO have all
"'i"aa.'on OePot1es sn"s" ~ AAs answer ae made
'"e ta'ta' ten'tese' '!aPossse'e 10 collect
eoaa' ae hc'au5 proposed tnat the chamber
s".aai ~" .sen' Saro,eon III a. the Chamber
,n'. ,'a,".E "aAro'to'' :. ~ 's'a'
4nI "''ls.cls a"3 s'ne o1 the Deputies
-, e '''"e, auu cnesaaaleF
ss 49," W.. "4" Has lace eea1eaed.
lea NJ INC As& moment Clement DpvcEnoIs, |
-. .a.es IT.. eoun"4u', lna"e motion Of an III
ill.,. as m 49,. .aFN'Ns "An1 u commence, and
W ., .ne a'''sifs Sot q majority OF
~: go 'M4 "e'auoe" T. III. as 1he
leu1 loe conslaesa1aon' and went at once to the
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