Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-28

and 18th corps. 120 degrees of III
western arc of the wall is protected b,
the doublings of the Seine, and Is onl,
held by the cavalry. $3.50 ..s.i d d
The condition made by King William
preliminary to all peace discussion is tn
entry of Paris. So says an officer a
headquarters, who left there after Fsvre'
! visit. = rt-a sFAF ST.
A Brother of Jules Favre Visits Ra
zaine i'm Metz. and Finds Hin
ssSlightly InsubOrdinate,, to TIA,
New Government. .assfs 81
Travelled and conversed from Long Il
Fronard on the 25th with Fayre's brother,
who had arrived there the day preyiou
from Paris, via the royal headquarters
with the royal permission to enter Metz.
He was charged by the Paris government
with full powers to treat for Metz, pro-
vided Bazaine would recognize the Paris
authorities and their policy.
Sunday morning he returned from Met,
being awaited at the Hessian outposts By
Rette Meister Won William, the command
er of the headquarters of the End army
corps, who communicated through the
German lines and then had final inter
view with Prince Frederick Charles, hav.
ing had one previously to his entering the
city. t.-r.eeae'.s s.g4J 81 -
In his two days stay in Metz, he had
failed in his object, Bazaine being avers'
to all treaties as yet and being slightly In
subordinate toward the new government
As the appearance of the place pro-
claims, the Prince knows that for several
weeks at least hunger will not be his ally
against Metz, although there is disease to
the extent of several hundred deaths
daily. There is not the .least intention
atpresent to carry Metz by force, but it
is simply intended to await the develop
ments at Paris, which are expected to
eliminate in something decisive.
Royal Honors TO the Pope.
The Pope desiring to drive through the
city, Gen. Csdorna gave orders that the
same honors be paid him as to the King.
and to the cardinals as to the Princes OF
the royal blood. 80 N.
Preparing to Assault StrasbOurg.
The Tribune's correspondent telegrsphs
from before Strasbourg. Sept. "a: The
assault is now fixed for week hence. 1t
has been delayed hitherto to construct
Government passages across the great
ditch in front of the main wall. The
town win be attacked at four points in
simultaneously Lots are already being
drawn to decide which regiments COM
pose the body of attack, and which COM
panies will be for the assaulting army.
Assiduous searches are being made for
mines. Two were found and emptied.
After lunetts 50 and SO were captured no
further egress from the town is permit
ted. The last batch of refugees COM
prised 800 persons. A few wealthy citi-
zens still remain inside. Many refugees
went to Baden, the government carrying
them there free. ~
German Ports again Open.
A correspondent of the Tribune at
Hamburg writes on the oath: Ships may
nov enter the Elbe cautiously. Most of
the torpedoes in the channel are sunk too
deep for merchant vessels. Many of
them have been removed, and the posi-
tons of the remainder are exactly known
to the pilots. Many neutral vessels have
reached Brennan Haven and Hamburg.
A Projected Coup d'Etat of Napo-
leon.
LONDON, Sept. 27.-Eyidences of an
other coup d'etat projected by Napoleon
with the assistance of Rouher and Cassag-
nae, has been discovered at Lyons. 1t is
thought that the papers containing the
details of the conspiracy were burned in
Paris by Pietrie before his fight from the
city. ... a. .r.. .
English WOrkmen Want Peace-VIc
to Eugene.
LONDON, Sept. PA deputstion of
workmen waited OF Mr.. Gladstone to day
and urged him to mediate between Ger
many and France. .-- s1 s--..----
Queen Victoria, yielding to public SEN
timent, has written letter of coincidence
TO the Empress of the French.
The guns of Mount Valerien have dis
lodged the Prussians from st. Cloud.
II is estimated there are now 500, 900
German troops around Paris.