Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-11

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ashore Is scarcely believed,
King william Ignores the Republic
LONDON, Sept. u10.-Speciai to tn
Herald - Information received by tn
Prussian Embassy in London makes
certain that King William has resolved Il
ignore the revolutionary government a
Paris so destitute of all shadow of au
thority. In the event of his occupation
of Paris he will treat only with the off
cials recognized by Napoleon.
Vain BIedfation-The Pope CAM
Escape.
LONDON, Sept. 10.-Olosago is attempt
ing vainly to mediate as he insists on the
integrity of the French soil. b f.-a.
1t is said that the precautions taken BY
Victor Emanuel are so perfect that the
Pope cannot escape from Rome. 3 H
Empress Eugenie and Prince Imperial
remain secluded at Hastings. ..ii j..
The Situation at Rome and Lyons.
LONDON, Sept. 10.-The gasworks OF
Paris, located outside of the city, are
likely to fall into the hands of the enemy.
A reign of mob and terrorism therefore
impends.
The attitude of England is unfaYorably
regarded on the continent.
Chartell, commanding the remnant of
the foreign force at Rome threatens to
resist The Italians to the end.
The journals of Havre and Lyons de-
mand that greater measures of defense be
adopted or they fear they may be at
tackled. At Lyons earthworks have been
thrown up and 1t is proposed to cut the
bridges. tl
The Paris Presse complains bitterly of
the compassionate tone of London jour
nails.
Two Generals, Piele and Ballamore,
who refused to sign the c.pitulation of
Sedan, escaped through the Prussian lines.
The latter has just been appointed COM
mander at st. Denis.
The BOmbardment of SchcIstadt
Begun.
A proclamation was issued to-day by
the Mayor of Paris, requesting the peo-
pie to prepare their houses SO as to ex-
Linguish fire quickly. Also that persons
charged with the sanitary care of the
city may have easy access to dwellings.
The MOniteur announces the lombard
ment of Schelstadt begun.
Emile Girardin announces that he will
publish a new journal outside of Paris.
Most of the Paris journals now publish
articles without the signatures of the
writers.
French hNansfIfutIonoI Nouvantinn
Secret SOcieties-Lord Lyons Leaves
Paris.
LONDON, Sep. 10.--A letter dated
Paris, Sept. 8, Evening, says the night
session of the Government lasted till six
in the morning. A proposition was offered
to call Constitutional Convention, so as
10 impart formal authority to the Govern
ment. The ministers divided on the
4uestion-fve voting for, and five against
it. According to French parliamentary
law, a tie vote decides in the affirmative.
The members opposed were Simon, Gam
BETA, Patterson, Ferray and Rochefort.
1t is believed the ministers will control
elections in their own favor. Having
army machinery in their hands it is i'm
possible to obtain fair election.
The Democratic Socialists meet nightly
and are sndeavoring to organize. They
are forming committees in Paris and
throughout the country. Their object is
to obtain power enough to carry out their
extreme views. The effect of these meet
Ings is already manifest.
There are no indications of determina-
ton of the ministry to place iron restric-
lions upon the liberty of opinion. Secret
police are tracking these meetings, and
some parties who attend them have been
warned under the pretence that political
are calculated to impair the
national defense. .-.
Lord Lyons left Paris yesterday. Mr..
Washburne leaves with the government
IN day or two.
There is every indication now that
Paris will make a terrible resistance,
though many still believe the contrary.
Gen. TIochu declares if the Prussians
lake the city, the cost viii be immense.