Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-08

FOREIGN NEWS BY THE CABLE
Serious Disorders Prevailing in Paris
turbulence of the Disbanded Soldiers.
BIoedy Riot at Meridian, Mississippi.
MISCELLANY.
CHANGE OF MINISTRY.
Action of the bordeaux Assembly, &t

Action of fhe Bordeaux Assembly, &c.
FRENCH NEWS.
NEW YORK, March IA special tele-
gram from Versailles of to-day says that
the news from Paris confirms the runners
that the inhabitants are growing suls-
picious and are acting on the belief that
every mans hand is against them. For
eigners are generally looked upon as spies
and in many instances Americans and
Englishmen are insulted and roughly
handled in the streets. Several have bare
Iy escaped with their lives.
There is mob in Paris at present al
most wild with excitement and theauthori-
ties appear powerless to prevent "a spread
of the threatened revolutionary spirit
The mob is found by the Government to
be in possession of a large amount of arms
and ammunition.
PARIS, March 6.-Noon.-The Minister
of the Interior has assumed control of the
police.
Thiers declines TO receive the resigna-
tions rendered by Favre and Simon.
ENGLISH NEWS. 80
LONDON, March "A serious disturb
ance occurred on the 25th at Angers, be-
tween lumber of Bretons and Franc-Ti-
reurs. The Bretons were praying in the
Champ de Mars, when the Franc-Tireurs
came along and seeing their devotion, took
occasion to pelt them with mud and stones.
The Bretons charged upon them, killing
three and woundingEa large number.
LONDON, March 7.-The Times an
nounces the following changes in the Min
istery: the Right Honorable George j.
Goschen succeeds the Right Honorable
Hugh r. Echilders as first Lord of the Ad-
miralty; the Right Honorable James
Stansfield succeeds Goshen as President of
the Poor Law Board Lord Baxter sue
ceeds Stansfield as senior Secretary of the
Treasury, and George /. Schaw Lefevre, at
present Secretary for the Home Depart
ment, succeeds Baxter rs Secretary of the
Admiralty. faSA &ti&fa &ask =
The Daily Ne,os says a special conven-
ton has been entered into, under which
the German occupation of Versailles was
extended until the 10Th instant.
BORDEAUX, March h'6.-Evening.- I'm the
National Assembly this evening Louis
Blanc, Victor Hugo and aQuinet made a
demand for the detention of members of
the September Government until they
shall have returned an account or their ac-
tions up to the capitulation of Paris. De
lie Clusee submitted to the demand for their
impeachment and arrest on the charge of
high treason. A motion was made that
the Assembly do not return to Paris, but
sit elsewhere. At the request of Thiers
the Assembly Immediately went into COM
mittee upon the question >. the decision
upon which will be made tomorrow
-sz1s3 -tae7 ITALIAN NEWS.
ROME, March 7.-The Pope has held a
secret consistory in which he delivered an
allocution of considerable length. The
Holy Father, in an address to the Cardin-
ais, attacks the motives and acts of the
authors of the recent italian events and
particularly the occupation of Rome, and
rejects the guarantees of his spiritual
passed by the italian Parliament.
He laments the occurrence of the Fran
co-Prussian war, and expresses his graft
tude for the devotion to himself and the
Church of the whole Catholic world.