The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-08-12

The Project OF Law for National DE-
tense Adopted.

= tense Adopfed-
PARIs, August l0.-In the Corps
Legislstif to-day the project of Deputl!
! Caratry for calling under arms all un
married men Of the.classes Of 1899 tt
1864, inclusiye, was extended to EN-
brace all men from the ages of twenty
and tEirty-fve who are not married AND
not already members Of the Garde Mo
bile. The project for armament pre-
sentei by the Government was adopted
with the addition Of the proposition Of
fered by Caratry as previously amended
and with the further special article vot
ing the thanks of the Corps Legislatii
to the army, which merits much from
the nation. a credit OF. four million
francs for the families Of the Garde Mo
bile was increased to twenty-five mil
lion. Deputy Cremieux submitted a
proposition that commercial con,
tracts falling due between the present
date and the thirteenth Of August be
prolonged one month Jules Brame
protested against the measure, and Gre.
mieux and Jules Simon insisted upon
its necessity, saving that to defend the
country the mind must be free Of care.
! The project was voted as urgeAt Cir
culation around the hall outside was by
this time stopped by the crowds, and
several detachments of troops surround
ed the building. The masses, however,
were not disorderly. The project OF
law for h, national defense was adoIt d
unanimously. In the excitement, a
voice was heard, Now let Prussia look
us in the face.
The New Ministry.
General Count Palikao announced
the formation of new Ministry and
read the names as follows: Count
Palikao, Minister of War; De Ia Tour
Dfuvergne, Minister Of Foreign Affairs;
Henri Gheyreon, Minister Of Interior ;
Grand Perret, Minister Of Justice; De
Genouillv, Minister of Marine; Pierre
Meguc. Minister oil Finances; Jerome
David Minister of Public Works Jules
Brame. Minister of Public instruction; !;
Cement Duvernois, Minister of Com
merce; BusSom Billault, President Of
Council of State. A recess was taken
for a quarter of an hour On resuming
the Chambers desired to pass immedi-
ately to a discussion OF the project oflaw
on the Garde Rationale Bouffet request
ed n delay of Two hours, as the report
on the subject was not quite ready.
The Minister Of Marine demanded an
adjournment Unexplained that Count
Palikao was now in the Senate and
could not assist at the proceedings in
which his advice was needed. Arago
protested against postponement, and
Bus>on Billault demanded az adjourn
ment of the question till tomorrow.
Deputy Gambetta insisted that debate
should proceed. France, he said, wanted
arms, the soil OF the country was In
vaded, and the necessity for instant
action was imperative, the government
should have made up lts mind. Great
sensation. Minister Jerome David
requested that the Minlstry have Il few
hours for reflection
NapOleOnic Strategy.
LoypoN. August IA later dispatch
from our Paris special correspondent,
TUESDAY night. says no description can
do Justice to the confusion and scandal
nua tumult in the Corps Legislatif
Ii was known in advance 10y many
members that an order had come from
Metz 10 turn out Olivier, the Emperor
seeking to propitiate the people of
Paris hv sacrificing the most unpopular
and least responsible Of his advisers
Jules Favre plain proposal for revolu-
ton was partly due TO the knowledge
that Olivier would be succeeded by
purely personal and recjonary Minis
try. The personal conflicts with the
Ministers were not confined to the Lett.
Casagnac threat to shootthc Deputies
ofthe left was the signal for a general
outbreak. There is no attempt TO deny
his words. They appear in the official
report in moderate form. "lF l sat
on the bench Of the Government, you
should all be handed over this evening
to the courts marital. The official re-
port adds: Jules Simon, advancing
into the middle Of the hail, exclaimed,
If YOU wish to shoot us We are ready.
At this same moment Estancelen, the
well known Orleanist, Ferry and other
Deputies, sprang down The center. \
pointed Sncer from Gramont brought
him into collision with Estancelen.
Valdremc interferrI, and for some mo-
men;s there was a general melee
When order was restored, Picard
said "Ifthc Chamber, which | do not
believe. has confidence in the ministers,
if it refuses arms to the citizens, my
opinion is that the people ought them
selves TO procure them bv all possible
means.
METZ, August li--S;3o 4. M.-No
engagement has Yet taken place. Rain
fell in torrents during the night The
troops continue in excellent spirits.
PARIS, August ll-3:5Q z. Ma
Liher,e has positive information that
the imperial headquarters viii no longer
he at Metz
Dispatches from protects OF the de-
partments in all parts OF the Empire are
.;ll.1 with details of the patriotic eX-