Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-02-05
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FOREIGN NEWS BY TIE CABLE.
Beurhaki's Insanity and Suicide.
orleans Princes Resist the Government.
Vieter Huge Nominated TO Assembly.
MISCELLANY.
rAvRE's DECREE FOR ELECTIONS.
New Assembly TO Meet on February l:th'
FRENCH NEWS,

FRENCH NEWS.
LONDON, Feb. 1.-The Times speaks OF
Bismarck's peace terms as follows: Moth
ing SO exorbitant is known in the history
of modern warfare"
Favre will not go himself or name q
representative from France 10 the Con-
ference.
The new Assembly meets at Bordeaux
on the 18th inst.
Paris elects delegates on the 9th.
The armistice does not include the de-
partments Of the Danube, Jura and Cote
0'Or.
The siege Of Belfort continues.
Prussia has made another levy OF land
wehr, and 300,0 900 men are ready TO march
into France OH short notice.
The Americans in Dresden have sent
funds for their destitute countrymen by
The bearer of dispatches to Washburn.
Bourbaki's retreat into Switzerland has
Weakened the war party at Bordeaux.
Favre's decree for the elections has been
published. It makes no disaualifications
The Prussians have violated the armis-
tiee by entering Frienite and Norfolk.
GERMAN NEWS.
BERLIN, Feb. 3.-The President of the
lower house Of the Prussian Diet read to
that body the reply of the Emperor to the
loyal and congratulatory address of the
house upon the occasion of his assumption
Of the Imperial crown. The Emperor ex-
pressed bis thanks to the Diet for the senti-
mentS in their address, with fervent hope
for the peace and prosperity OF the new
Empire. Though there is now, he says,
some prospect that the severe struggle
into which Germany was forced will soon
10 finished, it can as yet only be consider
I'd that there is ground for hope Of the re-
establishment of peace. It is not impossi-
bic that the war will continue, and great
sacrifices may still be necessary from the
German people.
BELGIAN NEWS.
BRUSSELS, Feb. SIT is reported here
that an attempt to assassinate Trochu re-
suited in the death cf Troehu's orderly.
rrochu IS unhurt
It is now said that the Orleans Princes
will not accept the conditions for the Ma
tional Assembly.
The GGuLois has dispatch stating that
Rourbalzi died from wounds inflicted upon
himself during temporary insanity.
ENGLISH NEws.
LONDON, Feb. 1.-The Conference had
long session to-day, but no results were
reached. It meets again on Tuesday.
Thomas William Robertson, distin
guished dramatist, is dead.
NO CO1UTQlalIcn OF bOufDaAIS QcaIn mas
heen received.
LONDON, Feb. 2.-The Foreign Ofioe
announces that an offer has been made to
place the English resources TO supply
Paris at the disposal of Bismarck and
Favre, under the superintendence of Ger
man and French agents
vt meeting of the Liverpool Chamber
Of Commerce to-day, remarks were made
by Samuel Robert Graves and William
Ruthbone, members of Parliament from
Liverpool, the former Conservative and
the latter Liberal, in which hopes are ex-
pressed that Schenck would be enabled to
settle all claims in manner satisfactory
10 the United States and Great Britain.
Both gentlemen agreed in expressing the
conviction that ell natural born Americans
cherished an affection for England, and
that the alien residents of the United
states alone were hostile to this country.
Travellers who left Paris Wednesday ar
rived at Brussels to-day. They report the
city quiet. There was some slight disor-
der upon the receipt of the news of the ar
nlistice, but the rioters were easily sup
pressed. There was great difficulty in
procuring food, and $4,000 persons have
already asked permission to leave the city.
The preliminary electoral meeting held
IN Paris decided IA favor of the following
candidates for the National Assembly |:
Victor Hugo Garibaldi Quinit, Gambetta,
Seyissat ana DJr2n.