The New York herald., 1870-09-06

Oslend this evening by way OF Sile, the mail car
riage came with the Imperial arms effaced ana the
legend Poste Rationale Francaise In Paris yester-
day evening the approaches TO the Palace OF
Legislature were guarded by detachinenrs OF the
line ana squadrOns OF the gendarmere. The
Guards Of Paris and the National GUARDS occu-
pied the centre of the PoDt de Ia Concorde
and were formed In squares around the CEN
tire of the Place de Ia Concorde. No vehL
cles were allowed 10 traverse the Place de
Ia Concorde. The Champs E'ysees were cleared OF
all carriages, and Gordon OF National Guards
stretched across them at the Rond Point After the
suspension OF the sitting q number Of persons
gradually assembled on the grand staircase within
the Legislative Palace. and finally out on the
portico in 'front.' waving their hats and shouting
'.DOwn with the empire % s'Long live the re-
public % These shouts were not echoed by tue
troops but the demonstration was taken up by
crowds the quays, and by other crowds In
the Rue Royale and along the Rue de RivOli,
by the gardens OF the Tuileries. These crowds
were compact mass from just beyond the obelisk
OF Luxor, quite down the Rue Royale the Rue st.
HonOre, ana down the Rue de Rivoli to the Rne
Castiglione. The shops were all shut, and there was
no disorder beyond that merely incident to the
presence OF SO great multitude. About six O'Clock
the National Guard and the troops Of the line
nearest the Legislative Palace began 10 show signs
Of sympathy with the people. Shakos were raised
on the bay0nets. and cries uttered here
and there OF "Death TO the Prussians p
"Long live Francep' Shortly after a column per-
haps a thousand strong. OF National Guards, fully
uniformed and equipped, with band playing the
'Marseilaise," +" came down the line OF the quays
from the Pont des Arts and pressed to the Legis
iative Palace. The gate keepers made some re-
sstance, but finally gave way, and the people
closure was rapidly filed, and the multi
tude the troops still In the front, and In
perfect order, surrounded the whole bull d.
Ing, and passed into the dOorways and up the
numerous stalrways, number even invading the
buildings appropriated the residence of the Coun
sellor OF State and other officials. The cries Of the
multitude were ncessant- The Emperor's name was
mentioned, not even In cries for his downfall.
The Deputies OF the Left came out OF the hall to
meet the people. Men embraced each other,
with cries of Joy, shouting. 'Long live France ~
The Deputies OF the Left were soon gathered in "a
body, and set off, amid cries of "a rHotel de Vile,"
for the Municipal Palace. Two stalwart w0rkmen
In bouses ana many National Guards in uniform
seized Messeurs Picard and Gambetta, raised
them in the air and carried them in
triumph TO the Hotel de Vile. The scene their
arrival was most impressive. Some one had
mounted The towers or Notre Dame and from each
OF the gray pies oaed three four tricOlor iags.
The glded colossal lamps Of the Place de fHotel de
Vile were wreathed in fags, and high up on each
was perchcd boy waving tricolor.
The vast place itself was q dense mass OF pe0 pie,
mlnging with whom everywhere were the uniforms
and bayonets of the National Guard ana of the inc.
As the Deputies advanced Or were borne up to
the facade of the vast building Henri Rochelort
came out TO meet them, holding out both hands,
with a cry OF "Vive Ia Republique ~ At the same
moment half dozen men burst open from within
window in tile facade and began throwing out
great cloud Of small white papers, crying they did
so, "These are the votes of the picbscte /" Then
for the first time went up great cry from the whole
vast crowd OF "Down with the empret' 1t was
taken up and sent with noise like the roaring OF
waves along the quays and along the Rue de RIvOi,
both towards the Louvre and towards the ancient
city OF Paris. Down the Boulevard de SebastopOl a
procession OF several thousand troops surrounded by
crowds of men, women and children, advanced with
bands of music The procession and its wings filed
the street from front to front Of the houses
on either slde and the music OF the bands was
cOmpanied by the whole mass singing the "Marseil-
lase." In oil this time and in all these places the
shops were still left open. The police were
swept in with the procession or quietly
dsarmed. ] heard OF and / saw no case OF
violence, disorder, no robbery. Every
where the deepest excitement and the most extra
ordinary imprOvsed public order. The imperial
arms were torn down from all the public buildings,
ana In one or two cases the windows Of shops were
broken which contained them IN the Rue
Vivicnne well known milliner's establishment
was thus menaced, but the proprietress came
and demonstrated with the leaders, holding up
q gold Napoleon, and saying, "lf that passes
to-day, why should my windows be broken?" The
men cheered and laughed, the women cried "Vive
la RepubliGue p and the crowd passed on One gate
OF the Tueries on the side of the Seine was burst
open and the crowd poured ill., but forebOre to enter
the palace on the appearance OF NJ. Emmanuel
AragO, who came out to meet them ana said:-
"Citzens, the Empress left Paris at midnight. This
palace property Of the people. Is under the pro-
lection OF liberty and of The law" The crowd
cheered immensely. Guards Of the National Guard
were posted at the gates. The republic was pro-
claimed Immediately afterwards at the Hotel de
Vile, with The following list Of The Provisional
Ministry
IateTfOT--M. Gambctta.
fOreiLDt AgGt.s--M. Jules FaVrc.
FindncesM. Magne.
f',,bsic h,stIr.ctloa--M. Jules Simon.
J,tstice-M. CremieuX.
W0T-Eeneral IefiO.
T,estde.,t or the COuncI or State-M. Grevy.
secretary Geaerdt-M. lie Vertugen.
t;oDeT nor Or PUTts--Gcnera rrOchu.
Messrs. Glais- s-BZOin, Pellatan, Ernest Picard,
Rocheior and GarnierPagcs have also places in the
administration. NJ. de Keratry has been appointed
Project of Police, and Emmanuel Arago Mayor
Of Paris. In response TO the Prussian appropfi-
alton OF hat province, Messrs. Valenta and Engel-
hart have been appointed Civil and Military Com
missi0ners OF Als.lce.
LAST SESSION. or THE CORPS LEGIsLiIrF.