Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 186?-1872, 1871-02-11

N lHON lyON, FcB. " tie NItINi1EU ~
informed that General Beauregard
has notified n large number of Con-
Tolerate officers to be ready to come
to France, In case hostilities are re-
sumed, and that many are now in
London awaiting orders.
The Burgomaster Of Brussels has
gone to Paris.
JULES FAvRE.
Jules Favre has resigned the Min
istry of the Interior, but will remain
Minister of Foreign Affairs.
FOOD FOR PARIS.
World Special
LONDON, Feb 6.-Twenty-four Gov
eminent ovens at Deptford are EN-
gagged night and day baking biscuits
for Paris. Immense quantities of
provisions are being sent. -Four Gov
ernment store-ships nre loading to-
day, and sixteen others are ready to
load.
RESTORATION.
The scheme for the restoration Of
the Empire developes great strength
in unexpected high quarters.
Advices from Versailles dated the
4th state that Scherer has been NOM
mated for the assembly by the mod
crate Republicans.
THE ASSEMBLY.
Advices from all points i'm France
indicate that the Assembly will con.
tain n majority Of imperialists and
monarchists. The authorities of Ver-
sailles allow no letters from Paris to
be forwarded.
LONDON, Feb. GA complete rup.
ture has taken place between the
Paris government and Gambetta.-
The restoration of the empire is most
probable. 1t is reported that the
Pope has undertaken to assist I'm the
restoration.
In clubs it is reported that Bis.
marck Is labOring under severe ment-
al excitement, his mind being so
unbalanced as to render him virtu-
ally insane.
The government. being informed
of danger Of the Queens being in
suited in going from Buckingham
Palace to open P,rliament on next
Thursday, Is making extraordinary
arrangements to keep the populace
hack from the line Of the procession.
The Green's unpopularity has never
reached such an alarming point as
at present.
LONDON, Feb. THE morning
Post publishes II special dispatch from
Calais, Of the 9th, which says the
Prussians show u determination tO
retard the re%victualing of Paris. Nine
trains loaded with provisions for that
city have | cen detained by them al
Amiens, though the line is entirely
clear.
The Post says that the British Wa
Office and Admiralty are actively as
sisting the efforts to revictual Paris
LONDON, Feb. THE Echo. dr
Nord has a special dispatch from Der.
lin to-day saying that the cOntribu-
tons already eXacted by the German
commanders will be deducted frJn
the amount of the war indemnity
also the value Of the railroads in Al,
SAGE and Lorraine.
BERLIN, Feb. o. Uneasiness Is sue
ceeding the exultatiOn caused by the
fall of Paris. The funds are depress,
I'd, and no confidence is felt that the
terms Of peace will he accepted by thu
Bordeaux Assembly. ~Incessant pre-
parations are making for the resump
ion of war, the plan being to re-
iequip the army, Overrun the whole o
, France, and reduce 1t to submission
by q savage and relentless campaign
TheParis Liberteamounces that
Dorean, Superintendent Of Public
Works in the Paris government, pro.
Iposes to withdraw France provision
J ally from the commercial treaty will
England.
II, PARIS, Feb. 5.-A decree, singed b,
q all the Ministers here, has been pro
mulgated annulling Gambetta's de
cree as tn electoral disabilities. |
maintains the supreme authority o
the Paris government and declare
that the elections shall he ~unrestrict
ed. 1t is believed that neither tn,
government of National Defense, til,
Red Republicans, nor the Imperial
, lists have any chance of carrying tn,
elections. The public favor the mod
crate party, condemns the weakness
OF the government, and complain'
that they were not consulted on the
capitulation and armistice.
LONDON, Feb. 3.-The London Tel
egraph has the following information
/ from inside Paris, of the Sd: TIL,
: meetings which are held in various
: halls are becoming more demonstra
> tive. Some of the speakers demau,
l the arrest and trial of those who sur
\ rendered the city.
: The Liberal Republican Committe,
e has declared that the yovernm mt o
o the fourth of September should be ar
raigned by the National Assembly t
e render accounts of their conduct IL
Il the defence of Paris, and give thei
reasons for agreeing to an armistice
The committee also declare that n
treaty ratifying the cession of Alsac,
and Lorraine should be signed, an,
h that Paris should continue its defenc
and refuse to capitulate.
At meeting in the Halle de /
Refine Blanche, M oartor delare
that France demanded Ro~bespierre
o and that the guillotine alone coul
save the country. This sentimen
d was received with enthusiasm by tn
y audience. The Deputies who favor
e continuation of the war were loudl
'r %applaudcd at all the meetings.
DR.. W. NJ. Burdett, of Nasbvill,
fell dead in his buggy, a few day
n ago, while returning home from
professional visit. The f ithful hor,
e brought the buggy with his dead ma
ter to the door of his residence an
v stood there until the attention of Tn
family was attracted by the delay
n the Doctor i'm coming in, when h
v wife, going out to see what was Il
e matter, found him lying back aero,
n the seat of the buggy dead. Hea
disease was the cause.
THE large and elegant Cotton Fla,
u tory at Nashville, approaches con