Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-10-05
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moved.
The Pope dismissed his italian guard
of honor.
10000 visitors were at the Cincinnati fair
yesterday.
Dispatches from Prussian headquarters
are rather pacific.
Russian:war preparations continue UNI
ceasingly - -.
A volcano, in active eruption, has broken
out in San Rafe Valley, California.
Jules Favre is accused by the press of
acting under secret instructions.
One case of yellow fever at Galveston,
Texas.
The new iron-clad steamer, Triumph,
was launched yesterday at London.
Admiral Farragut's remains have been
landed at Boston,
Brussels papers denouncc Bismarck for
untruthfulness.
The fall of Strasburg is denied by the
French Consul at Basic.
Belgian journals deny the reported
charges of inhumanity.
A Board for the revision of the Bible is
in session in London.
The schooner Sarah Fish was abandoned
full of water.
Rome is tranquil, and the Pope and err
dinals appear in public as usual.
The city of Marseilles is displaying its
accustomed patriotism
Ex-Gov. Packer, of Pennsylvania, is
dead.
Confidence is returning to the garrison
and people of Paris.
Excellent discipline is maintained among
the Prussian troops around Paris.
New breech-loading cannon have been
placed on the ramparts.
French prisoners are working on the ca
mails in Hanover.
The Gardes Mobile arelarmed with anew
and wonderfully destructive engine of war.
The firemen here are being enrolled and
armed, breech-loaders replacing inferior
arms.
A telegram from LuXemburg says Me-
zieres is very strong, but it is thought can
not hold out.
Later advices from Paris say that the
successful engagements increase the ardor
of the defenders.
The vomito is spreading at Barcelona
the people are leaving and business is sus-
pended.
Kehl is crowded with Refugees from
Strasburg awaiting permission to return to
the city.
Russia is making gigantic preparations
for war. Great activity prevails every
where.
The westward march of the Prussians
has been checked. They are concentra-
ting around Paris.
Victoria, yielding to public sentiment,
has written letter of coincidence to the
Empress of the French.
ST. Petersburg official journal denies
warlike preparations and says Russia's
policy is peace and justice.
The Austrian Reichstrath, yesterday,
voted confidence in the Ministry by large
majority.
A special train collided with the express
near Middleton, \. V, and one man was
killed.
A diversity of opinion prevails in Ger
many rs To the terms of peace with
France.
Jules Favre says the Germans are de-
termined on further conquests before max
ing peace.
An armistice of AZ hours was entered in
to at Mezieres last Monday, for the remov-
al of the wounded.
! Five hundred Garibaldians have arrived.
| They were enthusiastically received, and
marched towards Tours.
| The French fleet has returned to Cher
| bourg, except a squadron left in the North
sea and English channel to protect the
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| The duel expected to take place between
! Col. Kelly, of the Louisville Commercial
and Gen. Burbridge will he settled AMIGA
| bly,.
a Berlin dispatch from Ferrieres states
| that on Thursday the King reconnoitered
the French lines from St Denis to Ro-
mainsville. &aF fir1e ~
Late adyiees rom Paris say the construc-
! ton OF barricades is rapidly progressing.
under the supervision of Rochefort and
Gustave Floprens.
| Senator Drake of Missouri in openino
! the campaign, Charged the boiling Repub-
| licans with thealesign to break up the tpar-
| ty AND givethe State to the Democrats. ~
Ihe Havana Journals, in Cuba, continue.
! to advertise the sale of children and con,
! tracts for hire OF slave labor, in expreso viz
olation.of the emancipation LAWS
| 1t IS reported hat the cellars are renting
| in Paris at2,OQ1 france, ~ places of refuge
| in ease of bOnbardmcnt. The vast cellars
OF the Cafe Anglaisc, Hotel Clu louvre and
| Grand Hotel are being fitted up into .regu-
lar subtefraneah carbohydrates.
NEW YORK, Sept. 2s.7The TcIe4yaD,'s
! special nom London says the Prussians on
! entering McauN made "a rcquisitidu for
! horses. They remained but a short time.
/ IL Is evident that their intention is TO
sweep the south OF France.
! 1t il stated that Marshal lie BoeuA. late
| Napoleon's chief of staff, sought death in
the battles around Metz, displaying the