Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-19
3UARDEs NOZZLE ACTING As POLICE.
We" Peit1eni Club 0rEanized-MiIitar.
Movement Imminent

PARIS, Oct. 15.--The Gaurdes Mobiles dis-
Vile. V''P'' "ou"u 'ne hote' 90
new political club has beon formed
hnlongst lts members are noted journalists and
lawyers; The first session was held last Mon
u'tS ny, nlght when an organization was effected
me military movements among both the
nrussl,'ns and Parisians indicate that great
movements are imminent
Ihiers was received by the French Legation
at Florence, Oh Thursday
- NEW YORK, Oct. ia Herald special from
aours the l4h, says the correspondent of that pa
per VINO mad an interview with GarJbaldi say.
mat his quiet simplicity and dignity of man
her much impressed me. He informed me that
NO made his escape from Caprera in flshinp
smack, provided by his friend, Colonel Bon
DeWe VINO accompanied him He asked me n
question relative to the merits Of the Whit
worth, SCHNEIDER and Enfield rifles, with aview
OF hnding out which is the best After ex-
pressing his determination TO remain with the
rrench nt army to the last he added, why will
not the noble American Republic, the glory and
admiration of all free people, send material and
aud TO the young and struggling republic OF
France Italy, France and Spain anxiously
awatonly for one determined word from Amer
iea, TO cast off forever, their detested chains.
The General spoke with remarkable earn
cstness.
Tours, Oct. l5.-There was a sharp fighting
near Orleans yerterday. There is nothing Off
cial to-day.
Tireurs were attacked by the wurtembure
cavalry in tho forest of Fontainbleau who
killed many and captured large amount o
stores.
Garibaldiis near Besancon.
n letter Of Tuesday says the Prussians are
moving southerIy. The Mobiles are following
Troops are sent in another direction as a pre-
cnutionary measure.
Burnside has returned 10 Versailles and l.
expected back Tomorrow
1t issaid that peace negotiations are progress
ing The people Of Paris seem determined to
oppose peace based on the cession of \ territory.
steel guns to carry nine thousand motors are
being manufactured.
Much Importance is attached TO the Prussisa
inactivity: The Parisians desire attack from
the Prussians
The following is official A reconnaissance to
dellen,
Tours, Oct. l5.-The journals report that the
Orleans princes have been enrolled in the army
now forming at Rouen.
The French recently sent up two balloons
from Paris, one of which they allowed to be
captured, to prevent suspicion. II contained IA
number of circulars in the German language
and the different proclamatons lately issued by
the Government.
On the lSth, splendid fight took place at
Bayneus and Chsttillon, from whence the enemy
was dislodged. During a Reconnaissance of our
forces, the enemy sustained considerable losses.
The Mobiles behaved handsomely. Gen. Doui-
pierre who was commanding the Gardes Mo
biles along the Aube, was killed at the heak of
his command. The Prussian batteries dis
mounted at dusk, and our troops withdrew IN
order. The sailors in fort De Montranga hand
somely covered our retreat. Chateau and ST
Cloud were destroyed by Ere.
VERSAILLES 10th, via LONDON, Oct. IRE
ports of the French successes before Paris, are
untrue, and invented for the purpose OF re-
kindling courage in the people. The Prussans
hold exactly the same positions they occupied
on the 10th of September Two small skirmish-
es between the outposts on Thursdey and Fri
day. are the only encouters during the week
Scissors after an obstinate defence Of four days
capitulated TO the German forcee
LONDON, Oct. l6-It is credited here that ne.
gotiations are quietly but actively progressing.
with a view to effecting peace The main OBJ
stacle now il the belligerent temper Of the Pa
risians
A Rouen dispatch of Friday night announces
the approach Of the Prussians. The Natonsl
Guard are preparing TO resist them.