Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-09
FOREIGN NEWS
Bismarck Starts for Home
Napoleon Not Yet Released
Anglo American Relations
FRANCE.

Anglo American Relations
FRANCE.
Paris-Discontent of the National
Guards-Opposition TO De PaIa-
dimes.
PARIS, March 8 The Journal Oflciel
invites the Mayors of Paris and Com
munes to address a demand for part of
the funds sent by citizens of the United
States, and urges delegate of the Ameri-
can Government to be added TO the COM
mission for the distributions. AL the
theaters are preparing to reopen as soon
as gas can be got. The Bank of France
will commence issuing balance sheets
Thursday. s.srr BE-. ..---
A letter of Jules Simon, placarded
every where, announces the deposition of
Napoleon, and declares him responsible
for the ruin and invasion of France.
The appointment of Aurelles de Palla
dimes has given offense, because of his
acknowledged frmness and talent. He
has plan for the reorganization of the
National Guard, approved by Theirs.
The National Guard for the future, is the
most difficult problem. The disgraceful
scenes enacted in Paris will soon be put
down.
The National Guard of Paris are ex-
cited over q fear that they will be dis
banded, and have made protest against
the appointment of Palladines to com
mand over them. Paris is otherwise
calm.
The Prussfans Eyacuating the Forts
The Prussians to day delivered to the
French all the forts upon the left bank OF
the Seine The Emperor William and
staff have left Versailles for Terriers.
The Prussians are to completely evacuate
Versailles by the 18th and the neighbor
hood by the 10Th inst. 1t is hoped the
present difficulties in Paris will pass over
without serious disturbances.
bismarck Starts Home.
The Daily News special correspondent
at Versailles telegraphs that Bismarck has
began his homeward journey. The
Emperor and Crown Prince are to hold
review of the German forces cast
ward of Paris and will not return to Yer
sailles. The evacuation of the neighbOr-
hood of Versailles will probably be &C
CELEBRATED to enable the French National
Assembly, to meet there.
Reconstruction.
The Minister of War proposes a COM
plete reorganization of the army and de-
| fences of France, including the erection
of Notifications upon the new German
frontier.
| French Prisoners for Home-Bis-
marck En- Route.
LONDON. March S.-A dispatch from
Hanover to day says the French prisoners
| who have been held in various parts of the
| Kingdom of Hanover, have been for
| warded to Hamburg whence they will 60
| to France.
Count Bismarck has passed through
Bengerbruck enrOute for Berlin. He
will be met at Mayence by committee
of citizens who will welcome and escort
him home to Germany.
The Emperor William has reviewed
the lst and 18th corps and WUrtembur'
gers at Villiers. He is Terriers.
The Reds of BelviIIe.
| PARIS, March S.-The press urge The
Republicans of Mont MaItre and Belyille
to stop their disorderly conduct or force
will be used to suppress them. They
| complain that by their conduct, would
be friends of Republican Government
are compromised. 1t is Oped the excite,
ment will subside. Agitation is con
demned by majority Of the citizens.
The Remnants of the French Armies
| Napoleon Not Yet Released.
| PARIS, March S-Herald's Special.
is xDected that the National Assembly
| will install Itself al Versailles on the 18th,
Under Chaus' y there are 100, 900 men,
with so, 900 more at Hlvre. Faidherbe
has sc, 900 recruits, and il the camps Of
instruction there are $1,000 Frenct
| staff officers have taken possession OF
| fnrgs Valerian, M)ntrouge, Vanvres,
DISsy and Bic tire, and they will be oc-
cupied by til French army of the Loire
in consequ nee of the disturbance II
Paris.
The German authorities returned twelve
thousand rifles taken in excess of the
number stipul sted. The National Guards
in the Boulevard were under arms al
night. The National Guards at Mon
Martre, Blois, Place Royal, Belleville anC
La VIllette continue TO form camp
around their artillery parks. At meet
!, ing of the Mayors, Jules Terry resigned
The Emperor Napoleon will not leave
| Wilhelmshohe till peace is detnitel.
J signed at Brussels.
The AssembIy-ViCtor Hugo Resign
in High DudgeOn.
BoRDRAUx, March Sin the Assembl,
to-day NJ. Talain proposed the abrogatiol
| of all laws restricting the right of tn
: people to hold meetings and form associ
ations.
Theirs, replying to O question of Gel
main, said the expenses of the war out
side of Paris exceeded LOO, 900, 90
| francs.
A committee of the Assembly made
8 report in favor of annulling the eleCtiO
of Ga-ibaldi to the Assembly from Algier'
8 Victor Hugo proceeded to make speec
] warmly defending Gari5aldi, but was IL
e terrupteo by great tumult in the chan
, Der. and when he attempted to continue
q was met with a storm of Kisses. II
thereupon announced his immediate reslG
nation and abruptly quit the Assembly.
Assembly AdJOurns to versatile
Next Monday.
PARIS, March 8.-World speciality
: Assembly will leave Bordeaux Saturda
and meet at Versailles Monday. The di
e | order and excitement of the past few day
, | continues, but no further collisions hay
d occurred. Detachments of Chsussey
Is army are arriving.
g The Workmen and the RinderPes
d LILLE, March 8.-The workmen
k Rollbaixe have struck. No disturbant
!. is reported, but troops are on hand
o prevent disorder.
The rinderpest has broken out in th
nelghborhood aud in the country arOur
Douay.
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