Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-11-12
FOR EIcN.
The Bonapar,ists worsted

The BOnRparIists WOrsted.
PARIS, Nov 6.-The deputies of the
Right warmly cheered MacMahon's
speech, and moved that his term Of office
be extended to ten years. A Bonaparte
deputy moved that the people decide on
the 4th of January. Goulard demanded
that the motion of the Right be declared
urgent. Duke de Broglie supported the
motion of urgency. The motion of the
Right was finally declared urgent by a
large majority. The declaration of urgen-
cy for the motion of the BOnaparte deputy
was defeated.
PARIS, Noy. 6.-Specie has increased six
millions francs.
Buffet Reelected President.
PARIS, Nov. 6.-The Assembly to-day
unanimously reelected Buffet as Presi-
dent, the entire Left rising as the vote
was announced.
Leon Say submitted an Interpolation on
the failure of the Government to order an
election to fill vacancies in the Assembly
within the time prescribed by law, and
Thursday next was assigned for the de-
bate on the Interpolation. The Left has
been given majority of six in the fif-
tenth assembly. BurreauX's new mo-
ton for plebiscite on the form of govern
ment is to be Introduced and will be sup
ported by many Republicans.
More Shipments of Coin.
LONDON, Nov. 6.-There was a railroad
collision near Durham and several persons
were killed and wounded.
The steamers sailing to-day take nearly
a half million of bullion.
Sixteen thousand pounds were with
drawn from the Bank of England to-day,
for shipment to New York.
Resignation of the French Ministry.
LONDON Nov. GA special to the Times
says the French Ministry have resigned,
reserving, however, the right of recon
struction.
There was riot in Partadown, Ulster,
yesterday, growing out of the Jerry FouX
celebration. The police had fight with
Orange men. Several persons were wound
ed.
Capture of The Cuban Vessel virginius.
HAVANA, Nov. 6.-The following partic- |
ulars of the capture of the Virginius has |
been received from Santiago: The lorna |
do, which has been searching for the Vir-
ginius, since her attempted landing on
the south coast of the Island, came in sight |
Of her at 2:30 p. NJ, on the 31st, and imme-
lately gave chase. The fillibuster put on
Ill her steam and made for Jamaica, hoping
% find refuge in British waters. In her
light she threw overheard some horses
md used portion of her cargo for fuel, but
he Tornado caught up with her at 10 p.
t., near the Jamaica coast and she surren-
Tered with all on board, not one of whom
escaped.
Noted Patriots Captured.
Many of the prisoners are well known,
he Insurgent Chief Bembetta, who was
eported killed a few days ago, a brother :
f Cespedes, a son of Quesada, Senior Jesus
)eSal and other important personsges.
he prisoners have all been brought be- |
ore competent tribunal at Santiago and !
re now being tried as pirates. There isl
reat rejoicing in the streets of Havana and
ne houses are decorated with National
Olors. A subscription is being raised for
testimonial to the officers and crew of !
ne Tornado.
The La GuLStedd, leading organ of the =
republican party, to-day publishes letter
ddressed to Captain General Lowellor, 9
against the attacks of the Con- q =
.rvative press.
Destruction OF steamer by Fire. K
TORONTO, Nov. 6.-The steamer Bava- e
an, of the Royal Mail Line, bound from
hamilton with six cabin passengers, took K
re about eight o'clock last night four n
en miles from the shore opposite Ottawa.
he fire broke out in the centre of the boat u
ear the engine and the flames spread with u
reat rapidity. Three boats were imme- o
lately lowered and one of them went =
irlft and was lost. The passengers and Ia
ew got into other boats, one of which con- Is
ined nine passengers, including thepilot,
dy's maid and seven of the crew. The
her boat contained thirteen persons, in S
uding the first and second mates and lc
70 passengers, boy named James Clark o.
Mr.. Pearmetier, of Toronto, and five of OF
e crew. Both boats reached the shore 81
fely. There are fourteen persons to be ac- d
united for, including Superintendent ii
lrmichael, Mr.. Fennican, Chief Engin- W
r, VIM. Spence, the steward, and three pi
dy passengers, Mrs. Hubbard and daugh- hi
r, of Brockville, and Miss ireland, of g
ingston, and Mr.. Wire, of Chatham. m
nese were not able to get into the boats ii