Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-13
FROM ENGLAND.
The Pope Stripped of his Temporal
tiles, but His Independence Guar
an1Rah.


anteed.
LONDON, Sep. 12-Advices from Flor
ence are to the effect that Italian troops
enter Roman territory to-day. Italy's
ultimatum substantially strips the Pope of
his temporal power. The local authority
of the Roman territory, however, remains
undlsturbed by the Italians, and the Gov
eminent announces its wish to concur
with any power in guarantees for the in
dependence of the Pontiff.
The Siege of Paris-The PrussIans
Halt TO Consider n Proposition
from Russia and Austria.
LONDON, Sept Especial TO the
Evening Telegraph. siege of Paris
may now be said to have fairly COM
menced.
The friendly feeling toward the French
Republic is greatly stimulated by Ameri-
cas- recognition.
The Prussian forces in detachments
form a semi circle around Paris at dis
tance of about twenty-five miles. In this
position the army has been halted at the
firm request of the Russian Minister, in
order that King William and Count Bis
marck may consider proposition for an
armistice emanating from Russia and
Austria.
Paris remains tranquil, and the inhabi-
tants are firm in the belief that the city
can be defended. The roads leading to
the city are all closed ard no more pro-
visions are going in. What the city now
contains must prove sufficient for the
emergency. The Prussians will, in few
weeks, march tridmphantly through the
streets. .....
Views and Influence of Prussian
Liberal
The announcement of the declaration
of the French Republic has wrought a
great change in the public sentiment here,
in regard to the demands for compensa-
tiOn. The movement in France towards
free Institutions, obtains the sympathy of
powerful Republican party in Prussia,
whose influence will be used to modify
the CLAIMS hitherto asserted for satisfac-
ton and indemnity. A proposition com
prising assurances of the destruction of
all fortications on the frontier line, with q
guarantee against their being rebuilt
the destruction of the Notifications of
Paris, and the war expenses would, with
out any ceSsion of territory, be accepted
by this party as quite sufficient to satisfy
German honor, and provide for the main
tenance of the future peace OF Europe.
The COmmOIiOn in Italy.
Advices received in this city this morn
ing, dated OrvietO, Sept. 11th, state that
the population of the Province of Viterbo
have originated an insurrectionary move
ment of formidable character. Shouts of
long live the King of Italy, are heard on
all sides. The male population are armed
and are formed into guerrilla bands for
the purpose of harrassing the Papal
zOuaves. These latter are entrenChed at
Viterbo. Monte FiascOre and Valentino.
The gendarmes have disarmed the insur
rectionists and the King of Italy has
guaranteed the maintenance of order.
AdviCes received from Florence, dated
the 1lth of September, state that the en-
tire country is deeply agita'ed. Italian
flags are everywhere displayed, and plac
ards, upon which are inscribed the motto
''Long live Victor Emanuel" are visible
in the cafes and on the corners of every
street.
A large meeting was held last evening
at MOdena in favor of the occupation of
Rome.
A dispatch dated Florence, at midnight
last night, states that orders were given
for the royal troops 10 enter Rome with
out unnecessary delay.
! NOn-HnteryentiOnD DiShOnOrabIe-Na-
pOIeOn Treated Like AN HOnOred
Guest.
LONDON, Sept. 12-12 N.-The Stand
ard and other British Journals urge the
English to an intervention in the French
and Prussian war, as duty and right,
the neglect of which will involve dis
! honor.
Gems. Douay and Lebrun attend the
; Emperor at Wilhelmshope. The Prussian
authorities surrounded the Emperor's
Journey to WilhelmshO7e with exquisite
delicacy of care and provision for the
dignity and feelings of the prisoner. Ad
vices from Cassel say that nothing in the
magnificent treatment of Napoleon would
denote that he is regarded as prisoner