Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-08
FOREIGN NEWS
The Late Gambetta Regime
Charged with High Treason
Fayre and Simon ReSigning
Paladines In Charge of Paris
Bismarck Seeding England
FRANCE.
A Move 10 Impeach the Gambetta
Regime for High Treason.

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A Move 10 Impeach the Gambetta
q Regime for High Treason.
BORDEAUX, March 6-EveniDg-In the
National Assembly this evening, Louis
Blanc, Victor Hugo and Quinet made
demand for the detention of the members
of the September Government until they
shall have returned an account of their
acts up to the capitulation of Paris.
De La Cluseret submitted demand for
their impeachment and arrest on the
charge of high treason.
A motion was made that the Assembly
should not return to Paris but sit else
where. 'A
At the request of Theirs the Assembly
Immediately went into committee upon
the question, decision upon which is to
be made tomorrow.
BORDEAUX, March THE Assembly
is in session awaiting the report of the
committee on its removal from Bordeaux.
Resignation of Favre and Jules
simon not Accepted-COst of the
War over a Billion Dollars.
PARIS, March 6.-Herald's special
The departure of the Provincial Guard
Mobiles begins to-day. Those within
three days march of their homes are to
go on foot, and rations will be given
them for the journey. Two more regi-
ments have arrived in Paris to reinforce
the garrison. Gen. Aurelles de Paladine
has arrived and will command the Nation
al Guard. The payment of 30 sous per
day to the National Guards is to be con-
tinued to save trouble.
The Journal des Debates calculates the
expenses of the war to be six milliards of
francs.
Favre and Simon have rendered their
designations, but Theirs will not accept
| them.
The Mot D'Ordre publishes letters from
Rochefort and Malone resigning their
seats in the Assembly, because Theirs has
made peace. They say France ought not
to be dismembered.
A Serious Disturbance of Very Pub
lie worship.
A great quarrel occurred at Augers,
Marnetloco between number of Bretons
and francs tireurs. The Bretons were
praying in the Champs de Mars when the
francs-tireurs Knocked them and pelted
them with horse dung. The BretOns
charged them, killing three and wounding
| many, 4. .-..-.r -rI----r.-,
The reinforcement of the garrison of
Paris from De Chausey's army is steadily
proceeding. The spy fever is prevalent
in Paris and there have been at least a
dozen Englishmen insulted. The state of
Paris is very threatening. The mob is
better armed than ever in the history of
| France.
Germans Hold Versailles till the
10Th.
LONDON, March THE Daily News
of to-day says special convention has
been entered into by the German ard
French authorities, under which the
German occupation of Versailles is ex-
tended until the 10Th of March.
PaIadines in Charge of Paris.
| PARIS, March 7.-Gen. De Aurelles de
Paladines, in his first order, invOkes the
CO. operation of his men in the work OF
maintaining order, and declares that tran,
guilty alone will restore the prosperity OF
| France. Meanwhile ali disturbance viii
be promptly repressed, and lis promoter.
sternly dealt with. The press approve
the Generals order, and say affairs al
ready show Improvement.
Bringing III ONE the Dead.
BRRyE, March THE return OF
| French soldiers inferred in Switzerland
has been p slponed at the request of The
| French government in consequence of the
| interruption of the Paris and Lyons rail,
| road.
| Fatdherbe's Farewell to His Troop,
LILLE, March Cen. Faidherbe is
| sued a proclamation to the % corps com
posed of the National Guards on theil
discharge. He thanked them for the
manner in which they have fulfilled the
hard duties imposed by the goverum n
| of National defense and tells them they
now return to their homes honored by
their compatriots. They have in them
selves the elements of superior army
He concludes by denouncing those whC
shirked their duty to the country, declar
ing that the public opinion will punisl
them by eternal infamy.
| Bismarck Den0unces England N
ssTricky and Evasive.''
LONDON, March Herald special
learn from good authority that Bismarck
is preparing a circular, to be addressed t
the diplomatic agents of Germany in for
elgn countries, reviewing the history o
events in the progress of the past war,
aud the changed political position of the
German Empire. In this circular he com
ments, with a severity almost amounting
TO offensiveness, upon the attitude O
England during the war, and the tricky
and evasive policy of the British Govern
ment
| Jno. T. Barker, of Boston, is now il
the rural districts of France distributing
the New York fund for the relief of th
suffering people.