The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1870-08-10
POSTSCRIPT.
sUN OFFICE. AUG. 1o-AA. NJ.
STORM IN THE CORPS LEGIsLATIF

Almost n Fight-Fist- shaken In the Face
of DC Gramont-He says the Republican
Deputies Ought to be Shot-ResiRnation
Of the Mininters-Palilsso Forming New
Ministry.
PARrs, Aug. 9-The session Of the Corps Legs-
Iatf opened at O'CLOCK this afternoon. NJ. schnei
der presiding. As the formaities Of the
opening were over, N. Olivier addressed the House.
a. follows;
MEssrEuRs: The Emperor in his proclamation
told gu II circumstances should prove untsvofabe
the Empress would call you to her. We have not
waited until the situation compromised before
callipg you. tInteruptions
NJ. Faire exclaimed, " Til, is too sudssiops ~
NJ. Ollever continued
We call you the first sign OF trouble Some Of our
troops have met with reverses, but the greater por
ton remains unvanqusned. Our citadeis, our nat
We ask you 70 aid Ne in organizing the National
Guard.
Deputy Pire-Al SACRIFICES without you'll
N. Olivier resumed
We are al prepared. We can arm $50 900 men.
in state Of sege. Prussia hopes TO add to her own
advantages by our intestine troubles, blt her en-,
ourselves. Order is safety. Now, Messieuis,
one word. II were unpairiotic Of such a
time TO dwell upon personalities. Accuse us, doubt
us we shall not answer except TO defend the
measures we intend to propose. II the Chamber Is
not with us-lIronical laughs and interruptionsl-it
not lose time in discussion. This beg. az per
haps this - the last time shall mount this tribune
Make NO more speeches. Send US away II you deem
II best.
Shouts from the Len OF Yes yes"
Deputy Doumouln interrupts, proposing that the
Presidency fthe Council OF Ministers be conferred
on Gen Trochu.
Jules Favre remarked that the Chombers ahould
at assume the direction OF public affairs
Paul de Cassagnac said that II he was 4 Minister
he would send before a council OF men sustain
ing such proposition.
A OF great violence here ensued between
the members, Picord asking that the Chambers pro-
nounce a vote OF censure against the Minister'S and
the members Of the LEFT continually demanding calls
to order. CassaFnac, temporarily presiding, refused
to accede to these demands saying that violence
one part would only produce violence on the other.
Finally, NJ oliver after great effort 10 make him
self heard in the confusion. said: " Some OF my
colleagues ask me IL l would have them shot"
Duke de Grlmont exclaimed, " They all ought 10
be-"
At this expression Deputy Estancelin rushed to-
ward the Duke de Gramont, shaking his fist In bis
face.
Deputy Ferry also leaves his seat and threatens
the Duke, and the members OF the Right rush from
their seats and ntsrposo 70 restore order TIE
President put on his hat, and in the midst OF the
confusion the session was temporarily suspended.
WAR CORRESPONDENTS CAPTURED.
HidHight-LaIge numbers OF wounded from the
armies along the Rhine are hourly e-ted here.
The Journals state that several correspondents
OF newspapers here have been captured at the front
There Is later from the scene Of hostihties
NJ Jules Favre, on RESUMPTION OF the session, de-
manded the immediate consideration OF MS proposal,
but it was refused by vote OF 100 to So
". Clement Duvernois then proposed an order Of
the day. declaring that the Chamber DESTROYS Of in
surfing energy in the national defence passed to the
| order OF the day
n. Olivier refused TO accept the order OF the day,
| and rested
THE FATE OF THE MINISTRY
on It's passage. But tine order was adopted and, at
the request OF N. olivier, recess was taken that
| le m-ht withdraw and consult it'll bis colleagues.
II. Olivier returned after a brief absence, and,
| mounting the tribune, said
| In toe presence of the vote OF the Chamber the
Ministry has aven It's collective resignation to the
| Empress Regent, who has accepted II. am in
| sTucted TO declare that Gen. Palikao has been
| charged vita the duty OF forming a new Ministry.
| lApplauso.l As for us, We shall continue To do
| whatever our country demands Of Us, and from the
| present moment our SUCCESSORS, whatever misfor-
| tunes they siay encounter vil.have our suppor.
| After tits declaration the Chamber separated In
great agitation. In the Senate the res ignation o
the Ministers was also announced.