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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-03-07
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FOREIGN NEWS EE THE CABLE
Napoleon Expected TO Go TO LondOn'
conflicting Reports Of Disturbances
Congressional and Washington News.
MISCELLANY.
NAPOLEON EXPECTED IN LONDON.
Conflicting Advices from Paris OF Donaes-
tic Troubles.
ENGLISH NEWS


LONDON, March 5.-The Nopoleonists
deny that there any intrigues. The EN-
neror will wait the decision of the people.
ToNDoN. March6.-The Times Versailles
snecial saws the prescribed limits of France
are being rapidly evacuated by the Ger
mans. The movement is conducted quietly
and orderly. Mont Valerien and the other
forts around Paris will be evacuated on the
18th. Rouen on the 18th and the left bank OF
Seine the 18th. Forty thousand troops from
the provinces are now marching into Paris.
The respective staffs have arranged thai
the incoming French and outgoing
Germans shall move on different roads te
avoid collisions.
Napoleon is hourly expected in Eng
land.
A despatch from Paris says that the city
is in great excitement in consequence OF
the determined action of the .revo-utlonlst
nartv. The reyolutionists have intrenched
themselves at Montmartre with battery
of guns and the government has brought
UP troops of the line to resist any attack
the troops may make on the city. Inc re-
ports of the organization of the revelu-
tionists are very much exaggerated That
the the theatre is filed by an organization
of very formidable character is too obvious
to be denied.
Victor Emmanuel in writing to the En-
peror Wilhelm expresses surprise and in
dignation over the hard terms imposed
upon France.
The Germans allow trains bearing French
troops TO enter Paris.
French prisoners heretofore held by Ger
mans and neutral powers are returning to
France.
FRENCH NEWS.
BORDEAUX, March 5.-Picard has ar
rived.
The transfer of the Assembly to Fon-
tainbleau is probable.
Several members of the Radical Left
have gone to Paris.
Disquieting rumors are current regarding
Paris.
The Councilof Ministers held meeting
at five o'clock this morning.
Private kilograms hence to the Depart
ment of the Seine are forbidden.
PARIS, Mar. 5.-The reports of the dis
orders are false. Quiet prevails.
It is expected that negotiations for a de-
finite treaty will commence at Brussels on
the 10th of March.
The Government is ready to pay five
hundred million francs to free the vicinity
of Paris of the Germans.
All the regiments of the line will quit
Paris. ,eF-r
Forty thousand picked men will form
the provisional corps.
GERMAN NEWS.
VERSAILLES, March 5.-The Second
Army has commenced their homeward
march.
NEW York, March GA World Yer
sailles special of the 9Th says numerous con-
versations held at Bordeaux and Versailles
with Deputies to the National Assembly.
including Grevy ,Gambetta and Favre COM
pei the belief that civil war will soon
occur, ending in the restoration of the Or
leanists.
Extensive immigration from the coded ter
ritory will occur. Large bodies will come
to America.
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-The impeach-
ment of Gov. Clayton has been abandoned.
Clayton has definitely declined the SEN
atorship.
WASHINGTON, March 5.-Morton, Sum-
ner and other extremists will resist an
early adjournment, oh the plea that it is
unsafe to leave the loyalists unprotected
until December. A big struggle is pend
ing.
Among the bills which passed the Sen
ate. but failed in the House, was one re-
lieving some six thousand Southerners of
their political disabilities.
Congress appropriated about one hum
dred and sixty million dollars.
It is reported that over four million dol
lars have already been subscribed to the
National loan.
The President has recognized Dennis
Donahue Consul for Great Britain for New
Orleans and the District comprising Lou
isiana, Mississippi and Arkansas, to reside
at New Orleans, and II. T. A. Ramals for
Maryland, Tennessee, Virginia, West Vir-
ginia, Kentucky and Missouri, to reside at
Baltimore.
In the Supreme Court, in the case of Vir-
ginia versus West Virginia involving iu-
risdiction over Jefferson and BerlxeIv conn
ties, the Court decided in favor Of West
Virginia. In the case of Y. P. Garnett. a
confiscation case, the Court decided that he
had the right of appeal from the Supreme
Court of the District to the Supreme Court
of the United States.
In the case of McVeigh confisieation
case, where the lower Court excluded the
defense, because the defendant was with
in the rebel lines, the Court holds that a
liability to the suit involves right to de-
fend. This decision was unanimous.
Lawyers think this decision will open
all cases wherein the defendants, by rea-
son of the war, was beyond reach of pro-
cesses.
The regiments longest on duty on the
frontier will be removed to the Depart
nent of the South, rendezvousing at
Louisville. The 7th Cavalry win also be
Transferred to the Department of the
South The 9Th Cavalry will be trans
ferred from Texas to Missouri. Charles
ton is made headquarters of the Sd Artil-
lery.
Among the appropriations are S175, 900
for |. the courthouse and postoface build
ings.
It is understood that the President is OPP
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Minor Locals.

Kite flying is popular with the juveniles now.
Boat sailing was the order of the day on Sum
day.
Only one candidate for matrimony entered
the lists last week.
Some sacrilegious wretch improved the OPP
portunity to burn brnsh-heap down the river
near the bend on Sunday night.
The hind trucks of the down passenger train
ran off the track, near Charleston, last Sunday.
No one hurt and schedule time made.
Another fracas occurred at the old Kidd
house, near the saw mill, yesterday.
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posed to the early adjournment of Con-
gress. He wants the San Domingo ques-
ton settled. a
E. G. Raiford will be appointed Assessor
of the I'd Georgia District.
Henry Glover will be appointed Collec-
tor of the I'd Georgia District, vice Morreli,
who will resign April LIST, to take the
Treasurership of the Western and Atlantic
Railroad.
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HOME NEWS.

BOSTON, March 6.--There was an earth
quake last night in New Hampshire.
James Fisk gave twenty thousand dol
lars bail to answer the suit Of Garham
Gray for an unfulflled cotton contract in
1860. M L8
NEW ORLEANS, March 6.-The State
Fair buildings were burned yesterday
morning. Loss $4,000; insured for $780,
600. Powers statue Of Washington, be-
longing to the State, was destroyed.
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SUNNER.-Senator Summer authorized
the statement that the speech he has pre-
pared, and intends to deliver assssoon as his
health is fully recovered, is not TRADE
against the Administration and its San
Domingo annexation policy, but on the
subject of general international law
Wash. Cor. Cincinnati Commercial.
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Printers Riunder.

ridiculous blunder occurs in portion of
our edition this morning, in which the conclusion
of an article was first imposed under our edi-
torial heading. The maker-up had witnessed
the tragedy of ''Evadne," and murdered the
appearance of part of this issue as relentlessly
as did Calona the fayorite Ludoyieo. We
crave the indulgence of our readers fer the mis-
take, which is more annoying to US than it can
nossiblY be to them.
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The game of faro is said to derive its
name from the figure of the Egyptirn
King Pharaoh, which was formerly upon
one of the cards.
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New-York tribune., 1871-09-12
THE RINGS LAST DODGE.
CONNoIIYs RESIGNATION DEMANDED.

CONNOLLYS RESIGNATION DEMANDED.
THE MAYOR RELUCTANTLY CONCLUDES THAT
THE PUBLIC HAS NO CONFIDENCE IN THE
CONTROLLER PRETENDED ROBBERY OF
VOUCHERS FROM HIS oFFICE-No EFFORT
MAKING TO DETECT THE THIEVES.
Controller Connolly was requested, last Saturday,
to produce To-Day before the Joint Committee for
the examination of the City and County accounts,
the vouchers for the claims against the County pre-
sentedfor 1870, and paid by him.
During Sunday night these very vouchers, and no
others, mysteriously disappeared from the Con-
troller's Office, having been distracted.
MAYORS OFFICE, Monday p. m, Sept. II. 1871.
MY DEAR SIR: have just been informed by the
Superintendent of Police that last night the Offices
of the Finance Department were secretly invaded
and that, a consequence thereof, valuable
vouchers evidences of payments and Cancelled war
rants together representing large amount Of dis
charged city liabilites, alleged by some of your
subordinates to have then disappeared.
The Superintendent and the Mayor Immediately
had full conversation regarding the means Of in
vestigating the untoward circumstances Of the
alleged burglary; and so as to punish the guilty,
procure restitution of such papers may have been
TAKEN and protect the interests Of the city.
Our constituents will have right to hold you re-
sponsible and in measure withhold from the
Finance Department desirable public confidence. 1t
is impossible not to perceive that the city credit will
suffer, and in very critical period Of municipal
government.
With great personal reluctance l officially reach
the conclusion that the exigency requires your re-
trement from the head of the Finance Department,
in order that may place there another gentlemen
who will be enabled thoroughly to investigate it's
affairs, and restore public confidence.
cannot suspend any Head of Department, not
even pending an investigation. I can only prefer
charges to the Common Pleas who alone re-
move, after considerable time for trial.
l am compelled to throw myself, therefore, as
Mayor, in this unexpected and sudden emergency,
upon your magnanimity, and ask under the circum-
stances for your resignation. Yours very truly,
A. OAKEY HALL Mayor.
The Hon. r. B. Connolly Controller
New-York tribune., 1871-09-12
BRAZIL.
BRAZIL.
OPPOSITION TO EMANCIPATION.

LONDON. Monday. Sept. II. 1871.
Late advicos from Rio JanerO show that the
discussion the Brazilian Legislature the clauses OF
the Emancipation bll had terminated, but that the
measure would not pron;hly become law during the
rcsc nj session, owing to strong opposition to its pas
sage.
EEPUBLICAN AGITATION-SEYERE CRITICISM or
TIE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF EMANCIPATION.
RIO ltE JANEIRO, Aug 12.-Thc Republican
Club. organization whose Influence is rapidly extend
IC, lot only i'll this Province, but IN several other
Provinces Of The Empire las caused its orEL4 RepuJ
ira-to be transferred TO this city from of the
Provinces, Tie OpiIion, which prevails very generally
in the United States that although Monarchy the Gov
of Brazil is really Liberal. is not entertained
here ny the Republicans. The or-an is publishing
a series of articles the voyage OF the En-
peror who with his Cabinet, is severely cliti-
cscd. The present Government says that journal is
dcstroving the wealth Of the country and impeding It's
prosperity by concentrating all power In the hands OF
the Central Government leaving to the people but little
10 do with the direction OF public affairs Nothing has
last 80 but the energies Of the Government have
been solely directed toward more firmly establishing
y In truth, when we look into the ladns s i onrns mTs
We hnd column after column filed with the names OF
persons advanced TO new hOnors or OF those who put
upon the pension list These generally officers OF the
army or marine, or the wives or the relatives OF
those who deceased In most instances these last
ceve the same amounts the deceased officers drew
during their lifetime The difference, too between
monarchy mere ana III Europe Is the uHereIHe Detwcn
Intelligence and ignorance. True there inteli
gent persons TO be found among our mobiles: but, as
general rule they ignorant the Of the rule in
Europe
The question of emancipation Of slaves is occupying
the public attention very interesting little work
this subject by Scior Chrisano Cctton has just been
published THIS gentleman maintains that the Emperor
Is at heart opposed to emancipation that the travelling
monarchy" did not, previous to beginning voyage at
tempt TO solve the problem, and that consequently,
nothing at present may be expected from the action OF
the Government The Princess Imperial, acting as
Regent will not do anything In the premises, for if she
md, it would not De agreeable to The Emperor her
father; would the Ministry recommend any action
absence. For these the writer adds:
protests in favor Of emancipation at present would be
valueess To he a Minister in Brazil, according 10 this
writer simply be the scrvc tool Of master, and
Instead Of advising what may rebound to the good the
state or promoting the interests OF humanity, he il
pcctcd only do what may be agreebe to the sovereign
The ALOGO.td Of Bahia recently stated that the Vicar
of Mare had caused 10 be opened night-schOol for
aves who will he taught read write and especially
he instructed in religious matters This is done by per
mission OF then masters
New-York tribune., 1871-09-12
THE FRENCH NATIONAL GUARD.
TIE PARIS PRESS ON NJ TIuERs,s SPEECH IN
OPPOSITION TO DIsMEMBERMENT.

Is
From Ia Tarte.
a profound sadness and a feeling of sincere
ahlcticn arc the solo sentiments which Yesterday e
sitting Of the National Assemhyor to speak cor
recty the speech OF the Chief Of the Executive-can
give birth to In the breasts OF true lovers OF their
try And yet we believe that the action experienced
by NJ. Theirs himself to-day will at least equal II 1t does
not exceed, that Of all those who up till had been
his supporters and friends and whom he yesterday NAL
treated In strange fashion 1t Ia indeed impossible
hut that, on reflection. this Of great intelligence
and cnncncc, whose patriotic sentiments and services
cannot forget in face Of ull the tricks he has
played 10 for the last two mOnthsit is impossible
say, but that NJ Theirs, the enlightened Conservative
the clever parliamentary tactican must blush at the
tone which he assumed yesterday toward the Conserva
tvcs, and at the strange attitude which during those
two hours he preserved toward his colleagues
From Ia LRtrt.
VI. Thiers, who is merely q delegate of the
Assembly canun when he thinks OF II, imagine that he
has the hight Of making himself lecturer and scold
1t is high time he knew his own mind. We should be
sorry were he to out. But derive comfort
from the conviction that the man does not exist who
cannot be replaced.
Yesterdays sitting it would not be wise to
dwell upon. Tho impression 1t causes must he bad
comments would only make II This irritating
discussion would not have occurred had the Govern
mct made known at the outset that ii had assched 10
the principle Of the resolution.
From Opinion National,
What is to be deeply regretted is not that
there is conflict between NJ Theirs and the Assembly;
In politics that too perfect accord called unison j. not to
be dreamed of transient dvcrccnces only prepare and
to the parties successfully forget the general inter
est, engage in the combat about anything or nothing
without caring for the pressing necessities Of the
mcnt, which require concord above all things
New-York tribune., 1871-09-12
TOO LATE.
80 me Editor Of The Tribune.

'"e Ed'tor Of The Tribune
Ok II Is bad enough, certainly, to be
~ out worse TO be told 80. sympathize with the
Feelings Of MI. Tweed on being categorically
Neo mat he ia Al possession Of some twenty odd
u, % the peoples property and an hardly sur.
H., ' the bland serenity Of tLe great man has Mt
sven way. whsa according TO a reporter Mr.
.,os', declares that 'othng but his pstri.
- character - the heed of nourtshins
go. 'oids his taking instant and condign ven.
" On the guilty head Of the ind.screet Jones, one
ohy believe both the Boss and his chronicler and
surnrsac case of Jacob when he kissed Rachel ia only
lnst he did MT think OF 1t before such an
had benengi "a hOn'sNern, rs years ago." might have
would hsv results. and IN either alternative the public
killed NJ ,ouho lts account Either Jones wound have
engine, eoo lsince oven In municipal politics The
he ctx somstimes hoist with his own petardJ and
pf noo ko ula ne have been the gamer 70 the tame
tilnd law OF 900, or Mr.. Tweed would have
oss N Tf Bitterly should regret the resltsnt
Jones vii ,t M"et and to society, feel sure that Mr
he ~itn large minded public spirit appreciate
hat csse Ne elsneholy tone in which reflect that in
tnsis imsss really too enchanting st the present
Tweed, evan venaaon nn1 sabtly prompts wish that MI
ANA mssnan nov might be temptsd 70 make the effort,
tAnily me- .smoaAy throwing OF his character OF 4
SftS H. 80, - Rom larceny and burglary homicide
IL. s.sssaant nah and responsibilities Yours,
" AL CulxR
New-York tribune., 1871-09-12
THE STATE OF EUROPE.
TIE MEETING or THE EMPERORs AT sALZBURG
Tie CONFERENCE AT GASTEIN NOT EN-

TIE MEETING OF THE EMPERORS AT SALZBURG
Tie CONFERENCE AT GASTEIS NOT EN-
TIRELY SUCCESSFUL.
Berlin tAug 26) Corrtsponde~ot OF Th london Tnss
If what We learn of his proposed movements
correct Francis Joseph will try and meet the Emperor
William on his way home, at, or perhaps near saxburg.
am afraid this tardy compliment Will not give much
satisfaction at Gasein where return visit Oh the part
OF the Austrian Monarch was expected as matter
Of courtesy, II not Of policy. II Is easy to
understand why, notwithstanding the PLAIN Ian
gusge of these facts the papers md CORE
spondents connection with the Vienna Foreign Once
should insist upon representing the Gastein Conference
perfectly successful but they do not venture to
ray that anything has been done beyond the mere e1
change OF friendly compliments On the contrary they
are obliged to admit that the particular question now
engaging the attention OF the Governmenfthat Of the
ROuInanan debt-w not be solved with the assistance
Of Austria, and that for the mopent at any rate,
there Is chance Uf It's being solved at al, unless
~ voluntary concessions from Bucharest. whether
the Emperor Francis Joseph, II hc goes 10 Gastcin
@ WI be aecompanied by Count Beust Re doubtful lou tf
While matters thus In state OF suspense, the ROu
maians have raised fresh loan OF 7sOO0OO francs In
way peculiar to Themselves OF the total 600
francs have been subscribed by old creditors on cOnd
ton that Rounanan Treasury bonds OF 100000 francs
are accepted In payment and cOsidered ~ cover the
whole amount 100000 france are subscribed BY the
koum&nisn Government ITSELF the remaining 100000
DARee bsinG tAkso up By haAkses who pag IT, eeoAo