Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-10-11

co operates with the Government at
Tours, and Trochu at Paris.
Relief for Metz.
The army of Lyons is advancing by
way of Nancy to relieve Bazaine. 1t
was the right wing of this army which
had battle with the Baden troops on
Thursday.
bismarck and GaribaIdi.
1t Is reported that Bismarck has tele-
graphed to the Italian government at
Florence in relation to the landing of
Garibaldi in France, and the formation of
the Italian Legion. A reply was tele-
graphed to Bismarck that the Italian
Government disavows all official respon-
sibility for the actions of individual sub
jects.
The Black Flag for Foreigners.
The Worlds Ostend correspondent
states that the North German Govern
ment issued an order that all foreigners
found in arms against Germany are to be
put to death Retaliatory orders will be
issued from Paris tomorrow.
Gambetta TO Bismarck.
Gambetta has sent an intimate friend
to Bismarck authorizing him to make GER
tain statements. Notwithstanding Favre's
failure, Bismarck personally desires to
enter Paris by negotiation, which he still
believes possible, while the King and Won
Moltke have no faith in diplomatic sue
cess.
German Unity.
Negotiations with Bavaria have been
1,I 10 rof,rco1 Of tho RI 10 nnU
eminent to yield the army, diplomatic
representation, and the postal and tele-
graph system TO Prussian control. The
Prussian plan, therefore, now is to receive
Baden and Hesse Darmstadt Immediately
into the North German Confederation.
Wurtemburg will probably come also on
the same terms. Bavaria, thus isolated,
will be obliged TO finally enter the con-
federation.
The Pope TO Victor Emanuel
LONDON, Oct. Especial to the Her
ald-The Archbishop of Westminster has
made public letter from the Pope to
King Victor Emanuel, in which His Holt
ness says: 81 bless God, who has suffered
the last days of my life to be filled with
bitterness for his church through you,
and place in His hands my cause, which
is not my cause, indeed, but wholly His
own"
The Captain InvcstIgRtIOn.
LONDON, Oct. 9.-The verdict of the
naval committee of inquiry into the loss
of the iron clad Captain exonerates every
body connected with her construction and
management.
n IN
public Disposed TO Ccde Territory
for Peace Affairs at PfaIsburg
and Metz.
LONDON, Oct. 10.-The balloons which
are constantly leaving Paris are always
watched by the Prussian hussars. Two
balloons, containing a great quantity of
official correspondence, were recently cap
tured. The Prussians are pushing their
works near Jerome's Park, near MeIdon,
and on Beimbarian Hill near Sevres.
When completed, the Prusslan artillery
will command Auteul, Grenelle and other
parts of the west and southwest of Paris.
The Tours government is beginning to
prepare the public, through the press, for
a cession of French territory to Germany.
The Liberte consents to a slight rcctitica-
ton of the frontier near Weisenburg.
Heavy guns have been brought to bear
upon PfalsbUrg The bOmbardment will
soon be opened.
Heroic sOrties are incessant at Metz;
the Prussian commander has given orders
| for increased vigilance; and the Prussian
cOmmissary has been removed, to avoid
capture.
The foreign ambassadors at Tours are
negotiating for quarters in Bordeaux, in
view of tie contemplated removal of the
government thither.
War and Wine-ImPrisOning Ger
man Sailors.
LONDON, Oct. 10.-The vintage has be-
gan in Champagne. The wOrkmen are
protected by the Prussians.
The lack of good regimental officers de-
lays the organization of the French army.
The Prussians have preserved Fontaine-
bleau from pillage.
The United States Consul at Oran is
trying his best-thus far vainly-to miti-
gate the cruelty to crews of German yes
sells Illegally detained as prisoners of war
4 Narrow Escape at Sea.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 1O.-The steamer Nc
braska, which arrived few days ago,
had a narrow escape. The following par
ticulars were published To- day:
On the 10Th ult. water got into the stack
hole, and it was thought by all hands that
the steamer would go down. To make
matters worse, the wood work around the
boilers took fire, and was only put out
with the greatest exGrtioDs. The vessel
made port at last barely floating.
Bazatne Battling for n Path to Bel
gium-yOn Wcrdcr Advancing on
the Army of Lyons.
LONDON, Oct 10 -Telegram from Ber-
lin to the Manchester Examiner says:
Bazaine is fighting for path to Belgium.
The same correspondent says Gen. Won
Werder is advancing on the army of
Lyons between Belforte and Longs