Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-05-10
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FOREIGN NEWS BY THE CABLE.
Terrific Bombardment OF Paris Likely,
The FersaiIIistS Preparing for Battle.
Extra Session Of the Senate To-Day.
Miscellaneous and Washington News.
Terrific nombardment of Paris PIanne

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Terrific Bombardment Of Paris Planned,
VERSAILLES, Monday noon, May $40.
morrow operations on large scale are ex-
pected.
To-day the Commanders of divisions
come to Versailles to take orders.
Mcmahon, with sixty heavy guns will op-
crate on certain points at four o'clock to-
morrow.
PARIS, Monday night. The central COM
mittee of the Women's Union denounce
the war as outrageous.
The Sisters of the Convent of St.Sulpice
have been arrested.
The Prussian patrol are vigilant on neu-
trail ground. One hundred and fifty Ma
tionaIs were arrested by them yesterday.
Cluseret demands an examination
The powder magazine at Fort Maillote
exploded this morning. Several were kill
ed, and great destruction ensued.
The three officers commanding Issy de-
cared it was necessary to explode the Fort.
Rossel ordered them to hold out, and
they replied they would rather resign.
Rossel had them and two others arrested.
The General has great determination and
is virtually military dictator.
The dispute between the Central Com
mittee and the Commune has been healed.
The Commune has sliced the telegraph
lines on the Northern railway.
Wonder Tam, a German General, de-
mands the complete evacuation of Vincen-
nes. =.
Alta meeting of the Commune held yes
terday, it was demanded that deputies
from Paris to the Versailles Assembly
should resign Immediately upon pain of
Outlawry and death.
BERLIN. May 9.-It is officially reported
that Bismarck is going to Compeigne, the
headquarters of the Prince of Saxony, to
confer with Theirs.
LONDON, May 9-The following is a
summary of specials:
A curate shot the commandant of the
National Guards in fight in the Rue
Peyronnet. Z
great concentration of Versaillists is
taking place in Neuilly
A circular from Picard orders a strict
watch over the Bonapartists.
Prince Tour de Auvergne is dead.
The Lyons elections are all quiet.
bismarck and Theirs met at Compeigne.
Inc Versaillists We're compelled to evacu-
ate Claremont on account of the stencil
from the unburied dead. -.r
The Versailles Government are sending
to the provinces all soldiers who have
kinsmen in Paris. s.-..l.e
The battery at Montretaut has recon-
menced firing upon Point du Jour and
other Communist positions. ~
The latest dispatch from Versailles says
that Issy has been captured and is now in
possession of the Versaillists.
The Algerian instruction is spreading.
The steamer Young Eagle, of New Or
leans bound for Liverpool, was abandoned
at sea. Her crew arrived safely at an
English port.
BERLIN, May 9.-The incorporation of
Alsace and Lorraine was considered In the
Reichstag. The article comforting immedi-
ate citizenship was adopted.
AsPINwALL via Jamaica, May 6-Intel-
Hgence was received yesterday to the eff
feet that the Insurgent army was advanc
ing towards Santiago de Evereguas.
The Insurgents threaten Ranama imme-
dIately, and consequently there is great
alarm. - rTrgT9
The President in his proclamation noti-
hes the troops to prepare for fight, and
they have been supplied with arms and
ammunition at the railroad depot, and de-
Iyered over to the commanders of the
National troops for safe keeping. .
The Peace Commissioners have started to
confer with the rebels, and also the proper
officers to reclaim the steamer Montisso,
and the prisoners on board. Herrara, the
rebel commander, has notified the United
states Consul not to intefere by sending
The United States steamer Reisaca for the
recapture of the Montisso, because a
United States officer will not be permitted
10 come on board that vessel, and he will
night them to the bitter end The Reisaca
VIII leave the Isthmus on the 18th, and
tilIenceforth foreigners will be unprotected.
Al foreign Consuls have addressed the
resident begging him to have the Nation
al troops to remain for the protection of
me ilves and property of foreigners.
Inc government party in the State OIL
Bayaca are likely to triumnb over fho
reVolutlonists, who by their arhitrarx, oots
nave lost many adherents. A meet;no we. oo
CURED at Cajarmarea, and soidierS , DC
sent to suppress it and to arrest tho 49,
leaders. - ~ "e ing
The insurgents captured the civ of
Lima the capital of Peru, on the 2St6 nit I
BY an accident on the Bella Vista Rail.
road, caused by a collision with train con-
Feymg 1000 kegs of gunpowder, one man
was killed and many wounded.
4, Advlces from Buenos Ayres state that
the average deaths from vonlito is 24O per
DAY, and that 5000 persons died in five
city. ~ ''0''' ING =
Adylces from Valparaiso, ofthe 18th ult.
says the yomito is making frigbtful
The report of the United States Do,,ort-
ment of Agriculture come to the sto ,f1;,,,v