Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-09-10
Republican Move atFl0rence,
FROM FRANCE.
The House of Orleans-Peace mis-.
sion of the Diplomats.

The House of Orleans-Peace mis-.
sion of the Diplomats.
PARIS, Sept 9.--Jules Favre has de-
clined the services Of the Orleans Princes,
and begged them to quit the city, for fear
of complications. -r
1t is again reported that the Diplomatic
Corps at Paris have gone to King Will
liam's headquarters in the interest of
peace. ..... .. -.E-
PARIS, Sept. 9.-Madame George Sand
has saluted the new regime.
AWOman Movement.
MARsEILLEs, Sept. 9.-There is intense
excitement here.
A number of the members of the form
er police have been arrested as spies.
A band of women employed in a to-
bacco mandatory yesterday paraded the
streets and sang the Marseillaise air. The
authorities are taking measures to prevent
any disorder. t'
Serenade Speech of Minister WASH
burne-Letter from TrOchu-The
Surrender of LaOn Demanded
GarfbaIdi Offers His Services.
PARle, Sept. 9.-The following is the
address delivered by Mr.. BIackburne to a
crowd of people and soldiers who came
to serenade him last evening:
l thank you on the part of my govern
ment for this demonstration. l shall
have great pleasure in transmitting the
thanks you express with so much elo-
quence for the recognition of the new Re
public of France. In the communica-
ton to which you make such kind greet.
ing, have but made known the senti-
ment of the President and people of the
United States of America, who take a
profound interest in the great movement
Just inaugurated in France, and will de-
sire most profoundly its success and the
happiness and prosperity of the French
people. Existing themselves under re-
publican form of government, they know
how to appreciate its benefits. With
warm hearts and language, they felicitatt
their former allies on the accomplishment
of a pacific revolution, free from al
stains of blood and claiming the sympathy
of all lovers of true liberty.
Along the boulevards tonight there
were many shouts of "Vive United
States" and ''Vive Independence. The
action of the United States is warmly
commented on in all parts of the city.
Jules Favre called again to-day to re
iterate his thanks to the nation and t.
Washburne. 'EFrance recalls the fac
that in 1S4S the United States was tht
first country to recognize the new Repub
lie. and she is first again in in 1870"
Six Prussians who had not Obeyed tht
order to leave the city, were impriso nee
to-day.
A letter from Gen. Trochu to a frien(
is published. He expressed confidence il
the army gathered for the defence o
Paris.
Gen. Trochu issued a proclamation
dated yesterday, ordering the Garde Mo
bile to the posts of honor. The defenc
of the ramparts has been entrusted Il
them.
A dispatch from Laon dated Tuesday
SAYS the Duke of Mecklenburg -Schwerin
has surrounded the town with the Ger
man force under his command, giving th,
garrison until 10 o'clock this morning t
surrender, with the alternative of receiV
ing the same treatment that has been eX
tended to Srasbourg.
An official decree is issued convOkinl
the Electoral Colleges on the 18th o
October, to choose National Constituen
assembly, agreeable to provisions of tn
law of March, 184S.
Garibaldi has offered his services to tn
French Republic.
A corps of foreign volunteers is or
ganizing for the defence of Paris, to b
called the battalion of the Friends o
France.
Many thousand of the Garde Mobile ar
rived to day from the departments o
Marne and Normandy. They are stron
and hardy men. The Sergeants Devil
are replaced by Garde Civique.
Response of Jules Favre TO wash
burne.
PARIS, Sept. 9.-The official journal G
the Republic of to-day publishes the rt
ply of Jules Favre to Minister Washburne
He says he considers it happy augur
for the French Republic to have obtaine
her first recognition from the Unite
States, who founded their wise and cart
full institutions on independence and civ
virtue, and in spi'e of the terrible ordea
they have passed through, have conserve
with mistaken firmness their faith in tn
great principle of liberty, whence issu
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