Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-03-11
FoREiCN NEWS
Raising the TrieOlOr in Paris
Gardes Threaten theASSembly
Theirs viii Dissolve Assembly
Plebiscite to Cheese Regime
The BOnapartiSts at Work
FRANCE.
Raising the TricoIor.The Nationals
Threaten to Dissolve the Assembly

Raising the TricoIor.The National
Threaten TO Dissolve the Assembl!
PARIS, March 9.--An attempted sub
stitution of the tricolor for the red fla
on the Column of July, by some sailors
caused a disturbance. The sailors wes'
arrested and the red flag replaced.
The Place de Ia Bastile is guarded by
eight battalions of the National Gardes.
Two Mobiles were wounded in defending
carriages containing arms and smmuni-
ton. "a .s.-
LONDON, March 10.-At Paris cores
pendent of the Telegraph reports, March
9th, continued agitation among the Ma
tional Gardes, who threaten to dissolve
the National Assembly, should it meet in
Versailles. Vinoy, military commandant
of Paris, threatens 70 bring large force
to bear against the National Garde. The
Anti-G German League in Paris grows "a
pidly in strength and numbers.
PARIS, March 10.-Rents are quoted
at 81 francs. The situation at Montmar-
tie is unchanged. All other portions of
the city are quiet. The Government will
soon instruct Gen. Palladines to restore
order in the turbulent districts. The
Bank of France will hereafter publish its
returns. The telegraph lines leading in
to the city are still unrepaired and mes
sages all transmitted via Versailles.
Peace PIenipOtentiarIes.
PARIS, March 10-Baron Boude, Gen.
Caille and NJ. NJ. De Mauland and De
Clerq have been appointed Plenipotentia-
Iies of France to negotiate final treaty
of peace with Prussia. Duke De NaYella
has been appointed French ambassador to
St. Petersburg, and Count De Nogue
Minister to Constantinople.
1t thought the first installment of the
indemnity will be raised solely in France.
The Minister of Finance, Ponyer Quertier,
has requested from the heads of depart
ments an exact account of the depreda-
tons committed by the Prussians.
Shall the People Rulel
An article in the Journal Officiel de-
clares in favor of Republic as the def
nitive form of Government for France,
and urges the people not to disturb order,
for the sole hope of France is tranquil
lily.
L'Echo du Nord, of Lille, protests
against petition in circulation among
officers in Germany, demandinga plebis-
cite to decide the future form of Gov
eminent.
Theirs Will Dissolve the Assembly
A PIebiscite 10 Select a Govern
ment.
PARIS, March 10.-Herald special
Theirs will soon dissolve the Assembly
and appeal to the people to decide the fu-
ture Government. Ducrot, Chausey and
Faidherbe are working for the Empire.
The Bonapartist meetings in the PROV
inces are numerous. Changarnier is Sc
rIously i'll.
The navy has been greatly reduced and
the dock yards at Torrent and Rochefort
have been renewed by private compa-
MES.
The foreign squadron has been re-
called.
Expected Attack OF the Reds.
The Montmartre insurgents have erected
an immense barricade on the Rue de st.
Pierre, and an attack is expected to
day.
More Pacific
PARIS, March 1O.-Gen. De Palladines
received the officers of the National
Guard at Belleyille, who at the conclu-
sion of the interview appeared to be salts
fed with the Generals assurances Moth
ing has transpired in the Montmartre dis
trict.
Killed Going Home.
A long train of cars filed with German
returning home, was run into By
a freight train near Puleleaux, on the
Paris and Versailles railroad. Nineteen
passenger cars were broken 10 pieces.
The number of soldiers killed and injured
IS unknown.