Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1870-09-10

of the cost Of the several raids on
Canada by the Fenians. The calcu-
laticns, Il Is understood, embrace the
cost of calling outof volunteers, NOV
ing them tn the front and the actual
damage inflicted by the Fenians.-
These will be presented for liquida-
ton by the Imperial Government,
who will make demand on the Uni
ted States for compensation.
The Fisheries and the Fenians.
TORONTO, Sept. 3.-The Telegraph
SAYS Hon. Mr.. Campbell's mission
to England has been productive of
important results. In the future
Canada will have voice in any
modification that may be made in
the fishery regulations, and that
Canadian claims for losses sustained
in Fenian raids will be put on the
same footing as the Alabama question.
LONDON, Sept. 5.-C0unt Bismarck
telegraphs officially to London Ven
drez, Sept. al have spoken with
the Emperor Napoleon about peace.
He has answered that, as q prisoner,
he has no power and that all depends
on the Regency In Paris. The capture
of the Emperor has no influence on
the continuation of the war.
LONDON, Sept. 5.-The Daily News
says Jules Favre, new Minister of
Foreign Affairs, has already made
peace propositions to Prussia. The
basis Of the proposition is the with
dra wal of the Germans from the ter
ritory of France. France will give q
guarantee that her standing army
shall be abolished.
The Rue Dix Decembre has been
renamed Quatre September. The
avenue L'Empereur becomes Rue
Victor Noir.
The Republic Congratulated.
LONDON, Sept. 6.-Declarations
have already reached Paris from for.
eign committees of several States of
Europe congratulating France on her
peaceful and successful formation of a
republic.
Republicans are already leaving
London in great numbers for France.
New YORK, Sept. 6--Mayor Hall
to-day received a telegram from the
Mayor of Paris, which has been de-
cIared Republic, and i'm recognition
of the fact, the Stars and Stripes were
Immediately displayed on the City
Hall and Custom house. The chimes
of Trinity Church also rung beauti-
fully.
PARIS, Sept. ct is stated that
the first official act of Jules Favre,
Minister of foreign affairs under the
Republican regime, was to telegraph
to the United States Government at
Washington, announcing the death
of the Empire and the birth of the
Republic. He asks the sympathy
and the moral support of the people
and Government of the United States,
in the efforts of the Liberal people oil
France to establish Republic, and
drive back the invaders from of
French soil
THE Journal O6iciel published to
day a proclamation from the Govern
ment of the National Defences, adj
dressed to the Army of France, to the
following effect:
SIN abolishing the dynasty, which
has been responsible for our misfor-
tunes, and effacing the vestiges oil
reign, we have accomplished an act
of Justice, and have performed an
act of safety for our own preservation.
The nation Is now thrown upon her
own esources-depends upon herself:
rocking upon revolution, which is in
vincible, and relying upon your he
roism, the government, not of party,
but Of the national defense, has but
one object, one will-the safety of the
country by means Of the army and
the nation"
The imposition of the imperial
stamp upon newspapers has been
abolished by the provisional govern.
ment.
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