Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-09-12

Wholesale Evacuation MoOteds
PARIS, Sept. 1.-THE evacuation by
the German troops of four of the de-
partments contiguous to Paris, will be
completed on the 18th inst Negotiations
have been commenced in relation to the
evacuation of the whole of France.
Diplomatic Dinner-Disringui
Absenteess
VERSAILLES Sept. 11.-Thiers gave
dinner to day in honor of the Italian am
bassabor, Chevslier Nigra, at which the
representatives of foreign nations were
present. with the exception of Prince
Metternich, of Austria, and DR.. Kain,
of Switzerland.
Terms of Peace still Unsettled!
LONDON, Sept. 1.-THE press of
Frankfort deny that negotiations for
peace between Germsny and France have
been transferred to Versailles, and assert
that Count Won Arnin and other negotia-
tors will soon return to Frankfort and re-
sumo their conferences, now that GER
tain questions of principle have been set
tlGd.
Buying back Their Captured
Chassepots.
PARIS, Sept. 1.-THE Constitutional
of a recent date says the government is
buying 5000 chsssepots from the
Minister of War at Berlin.
According to the Strassbourger lei
tung, the German penal code will be in
troduced into Alsace- Lorraine before the
1st of October. Preparations are being
made also to apply that of commerce.
The Terrible Nationals - Trouble
Brewing I'm South Franco.
The Paris correspondent of the Lon
don Times, Aug. %, writes as follows:
DisQuietiDg rumors continue to arrive
from Lyons, and we are beginning to re-
ceive from South France some accounts
of the effects which the discussion on
the dissolution of the National Guard has
poodIced upon the large cities
in which that body still exists
in full revolutionary vigor and
force. The attitude of the population
of Lyons in particular seems to be very
much like that of Paris during the few
weeks immediately preceding the Com
mune. The government of the city is
still in the hands of the men who were in
September appointed by Gambetts and of
Communistic sympathies; but there reigns
above them, as there did here, commit
tee of national guard, which meets in the
Fauburg, elects its own officers, and as
sumes very much the same independent
attitude as regards the military as the
authorities st Batterie, Bellville and Mont.
martIe did in the early part of March.
A strong agitation in favor of the i'm
mediate dissolution of the Chamber is
being carried on. Indeed, one is almost
afraid from the look of things in the
south of France, that, when new cleo
tions occur, it will be the signal for con-
flict, which will prove how right those
were who were in favor from the begin
ming of the immediate disarmament of
the whole body.
want a Reces IS.
PARIS, Sept. 11.-Thiers proposes that
the Assembly take recess from the 17th
inst. to the 1st of November.
It is now decided that the evacuation
shall commence at Ft. Chsrenton, which
will be the first delivered up to the French
by the German commander. $3.50.
The Garibaldis
NEW York, Sept. 1.-THE Turin Ca
zette says the present situation of France
causes Garibaldi much affliction. He
speaks with contempt of Victor Hugo,
Louis Blanc and Jules Favre, and declares
them old and worn out. His son Ric-
Ciotti viii soon return to Caprers. His
other son Menotti has devoted himself to
the export business. Both seem to have
abeOlutelv reDOunced politics.