Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-02-12
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FOREIGN NEWS BY THE CABLE.
Fayre Conferring with Orleans Princes
The Conservative Triumph in France.
The Steamer Tennessee Heard From.
MISCELLANY.
French Elections Favorable TO Or,eanists
ENGLISH NEWS.

ENGLiSH NEWS'
FoNDoN, Feb. 1.-THE GduL0iS reports
that FavTe has gone to Antwerp to con-
suit with the Orleans Princes.
Bismarck's illness causes much uneasi-
ness.
The returns from eleven French depart
ments indicate the election of Bonapartists
Orleanists and the Clerical candidates.
There were but few Republicans elected.
There was violent gale along the east
ern shore. Six ships were blown ashore
near South Shields, and several lives lost
Numerous wrecks are apprehended.
A message was received from the Queen
by Parliament asking dover, of suitable
dignity to the crown, for the Princess
Louise. The message was made the order
of the day for Monday.
A dispatch from Lille says monarchical
triumph in the Department of the North is
certain.
Dion and Toulon have chosen republi-
cans.
Nante1, CohoIs and Auch, and the de-
partments OF the Creuse, DnrdOgne, May
ence. Vendee and Loire have elected con-
servative, moderate or liberal union candi-
dates.
No extension of the arnlistice will be
declared until it is known whether the
National Assembly favors peace.
LONDON Feb. lit is ascertained, un-
doubtedly. that the Frence elections result
ed in a Conservative triumph.
The routes to Paris are all open and
travel is restored.
LONDON, Feb IA dispatch from
Brussels says that alarming distress con-
tinues in Paris.
The Germans permit only few provis
ions to enter Paris, and suppress at Yer
sailles all letters from the city. No tele~
grams and but few letters are permitted TO
enter the city.
Generals Changarnier and Faidherbe
are elected from Somme.
A decree Issued by the Bordeaux Gov
ernment calls out the military class Of 1871
! immediately.
Bismarck declines to treat with Switzer-
lal. .,d for the return Of the French who en-
tpre d that State.
The following English Consular appoint
,yae.lts are published IN the Gazette to-day:
Archib aid, New York; Katright, Phila-
delphia; Murray, Portland; Henderson,
Boston; Booker, San Francisco; Donahue,
New Orleans; Rainols, Baltimore.
Brig. Gen. ]. L. Bowen has arrived at
Balogny with food. His is the first vessel
that has visited that port within ten years.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 1i.-The Courier re-
ports the loss of French transport off
Cape La Hague, with $50 persons aboard,
all of whom were lost.
TRENCH NEWS.
PAkIs, Feb. 10.-The elections certainly
favor the Orleanists.
RREsT, Feb. ia veritable cattle plague
has appeared among the immense herds
of cattle going to Paris. 1t is impossible
70 bury the dead cattle Their carcasses
were loaded on war vessels and taken TO
the sea and sunk.
GERMAN NEWS.
VERSAILLES, Feb. 10.-A strong belief
prevails at the Prussian headquarters that
the French Assembly will form Provis-
al Government under Count De Paris as
President. and provide future Plebiscite
Government.
SPANISH NEWS.
MADRID, Feb. 10.-The Cortes passed a
law making the sale of Cuban tobacco amo-
nopolv in the iiands of the Government.