The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-09-07

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ties Of Paris, has been constituted and
ratified by popular acclamation. Their
flames are, Arago, Emanuel Cremieux,
Jules Favre, Jules Terry, Gambetta,
GARNER Pages, Rochefort aud Jules
Simon. Gen. Trochu will at the same
time continue in the exercise of the
powers OF the government Of Paris, and
is appointed Minister Of War in place of
Gen. Palikao.
''Pleose placard Immediately, and, if
necessary, have proclaimed by public
orier this declaration for the government
of the National Defence.
"The Minister of the Interior,
,E# "LEON GAMBETTA.
An important fraction of the Chambers
met at President Sneider's residence,
and seem disposed to net independent of
the provisional government, to whom
they have sent delegations. Officers and
soldiers place themselves under The new
government of France.
The Tireurs of Paris guard tho minis
tries and public offices. It is understood
the government will convoke the Consti-
tuent Assembly.
The journals unanimously urge the
nation to make an unyielding defence,
and declare the dismemberment OF
France impossible. They say the King
of Prussia declared he was only warning
against Napoleon. If it becomes evident
that he is now warning against tho French
people, the struggle must be one of ex-
termination. The feet must be ordered
to treat the sea-ports Of Germany as the
Prussian armies treat the towns of Alsace
and Lorraine. The enemy must be made
to feel what united Republican France
can accomplish. All men here must bear
arms.
The following circular despatch has
been sent by the Minister of the In-
terror to the projects of all the depart
ments:
"PAR1s, September 4.-General Tro-
chu, Governor of Paris, has been ap-
pointed member of the Government of
National Defence, and installed ut the
Hotel de Vile. He takes the portfolio
of war and his colleagues have conferred
upon him the Presidency"
LONDON, September 5.-The officers of
the Provisional Government are dis
tributed as follows: Minister of Interior,
Leon Gambetta; Foreign Affairs, Jules
Favre; Finance, Pierre Magne; Public
Instruction, Jules Simon; Justice,
Emanuel Cremieux; War, Trochu; Pre-
sldent OF the Council, Grevy; Secretary
General. Anored Averion.
Seals have been placed on the doors of
the Corps Legislatf.
LONDON, September GA Bavarian
Corps escort 10000 French prisoners
from Sedan to Prussia. Failly's death
is denied
The Daily Ne,rs snys Jules Favre, the
Foreign Minister, has already made peace
proposals the withdrawal of
the Prussians and the abolition of the
French standing army. The Times and
other London journals favor tue French
revolution, as clear expression of the
national will; they anticipate no disor-
der. The names of the Paris streets
have already been changed. Avenue
L'Enapereur becomes Rue Vicior Noir.
LONDON, September G.-Congratulato-
ry declarations have reached France
from Republican Committees Of several
nations. Great numbers of Republicans
are already leaving London for Paris.
Victor Hugo reached Paris last night.
PARIS, September 6.-Gen. Venger's
corps reached Sedan on it's retrogade
march. The corps is intact and is falling
back in good order.
PARIS, September G.-Notwithstnnd-
ing the dominance of the mob, public
order is maintained. Etienne Arago, in
taking possession of Paris as Mayor, in
the name of the Republique, issued
stirring address, recalling the patriotic
events of '72, 80 and '48. He concludes:
Citizens, speak to you now, as our
fathers did in '92 Citizens, the country
is in danger; rally around this Partisan
municipality, defended from siege by
soldier of the Republique. Iire la Re
pubique!
BRUssELs, September G.-The Prince
de Joinville, DUO D'Arnale, and Due de
Charlie have left Brussels, to offer their
swords to the French Republiqne.
PARIS, September 6.-The police are
incorporated with the National Guard.
It is reported that the Italian troops
have entered Rome. It is also reported
that Jules Favre has gone to meet King
William. McMahon's death is contra
dicted. Rouher quilted France last
night.
PARIS, September G.-Thc Empress
left the palace by the entrance of the
quay, accompanied by one servant, in
the morning. Ferdinand D'Lesseps,
kinsman of the Empress, advised her to
sign the abdication. Sho proceeded to
the hall, where tho Ministers are in
session for this purpose. The Ministers