Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-11-02
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means for the Illustration of Russa's east
ern schemes
WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-Speciais sent
hence Tonight say that the President has
ordered between three an I four thousand
troops to the vicinity of New York to en-
force the Congressional law on the election
These troops include the Sth infantry from
South Carolinaand the Marines from the
Philadelphia and Brooklyn navy yards
and troops from forts Neifen and Della
ware, New London and Boston
The specials also state that the Admin
istration has been distrustng Mcdowell
and has placed General Terry in local COM
mand.
LONDON, Oct. 26.-No tidings of the mis-
sing boats of the Cambria has been re-
ceived. 1t is now thought that they went
down with the ship.
Books for the subscription of the new
French loan have been opened in seventy
out of eighty-nine departments of France
Nineteen are occupied by the Germans.
Sir Francis Head writes to the Times
to-day, deprecating the English protest
against the annexation Of Al~aCc and Lor-
raine to Germany, seeing that England
has captured and annexed more millions
of men than all of Europe combined.
The Prussans announce that fire will
be opened on Paris on the Goth inst.
One Thousand stoves have been ordered
for the huts of the Prussians besieging
Metz.
Gen. Cambriel claims q victory for the
French at Chatillon-lc-Duc
Belgium is again sending troops to the
frontier.
VERSAILLES, Oct 26.-Von Moltlc cole
brated his SEVENTEEN birthday, and re-
ceived congratulations from the King and
Grown Prince. The principal officers of
the army, and all the Princes and states
men are now at the Royal headquarters.
In the combat at Ayre on The 22d, the
Germans lost about an hundred killed and
wounded. The French loss was serious.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 26 The popu-
lation of this city il $50, $50, including r.
600 Chinese.
ST. Louis, Oct. 26.-Charle, Fry, a wine
merchant of California, has committed
suicide.
PoNT RosAA, Oct. 28.-Thcre has been
three shipwrecks in the harbor since the
the Goth inst.
The steamer Tuscarora has parted cables
and gone to sea.
The shipping at Havana has been badly
damaged.
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 26.-The official De-
mocratic majority in Indiana is 2,4SO.
Tours, October 27.-The journals an
nounce that long interview occurred be-
tween Lord Lyons and ThierS on yester
day.
1t is reported that Mazzini, the noted
Italian Republican leader has left Italy,
and is now on his way to Tours.
The English at Paris are under the pro-
tectionof Washburn, as the British Charge
IT Affaires has not recognized the Republ-
can Government and has no author. 90
act
The Mayor Of Verdun Indignantly re-
fuses to surrender, and challenges the
Prussians to come and take the town.
~ nd OIL
erwise unfavorable TO military movements.
y large portion Of the army Of the Duke
OF Mecklenburg are moving rapidly to-
wards Paris.
The stern of the Cambria dritted ashore
at Islay, Scotland. McGatan, 50 far as
known, Is the only survivor.
WASHINGTON, October 27.-Thc Secrc-
tary of War has ordered the troops from
Georgia and North Carolina to the south
Carolina Districts which nave been report
ed turbulent by Gov. Scott
Tours, October GA young officer has
just arrived from Metz with dispatches for
the Government. He cuded the Prussians
effectively. He confirms the accounts late
ly published of successful -atip- bv Ba-
zainc, and says the city and garrison are
well provisoned, and able to hold out for
an Indefinite period
Information from Orleans states that all
the shops are closed and the streets desert
ed. The women almost universally appear
in mourning.
II is officially announced that the in
habitants of the departments OF Jura and
Nosges petition against peace involving
the cession of territory.
The HOnitcUr announces chat letters for
Paris may be sent to the Prefecture of
Tours, as the Government is determined
to break the blockade
The Prussian movements in the Vosges
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