Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-01-12
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,ubIisbes \ letter from Count Won Beust in
answer to the assertions of Duke De Gram
mont. The Count shows that Austria tried
TO dissuade France from going to war with
Prussia, and explicitly reserved her right
to remain neutral. France, after war was
declared. asked for an audience and Aus
tra refused.
In the Assembly this afternoon the de-
bate on the Educational Council Bill was
continued by Bishop Dupaulat, who spoke
at great length. He was interrupted by an
alteration between NJ. Laurent Pichat,
a Radical, and De Cazes, a Conservative.
Bitter words were exchanged, and there
was much bad feeling. After the close of
the sitting, two friends of the Radical call
ed upon De Cazes and demanded all apollo
gy. The result is unknown, but duel is
probable.
President Thiers and a sub-cOmmittc of
thirty have agreed to articles permitting
the President to address the address the
Assembly on certain specified occasions,
and giving him restricted veto power OH
legislation. Other basis for consultition
The Journal officially announces the ap-
poiuIment of Coorselles as the French am
bassador at the Vatican in place of Bour-
going, who resigned.
MADRID, Jan. IA large body of Car
lists insurgents yesterday approached the
town of Tarffallo, twenty miles from Pam
pelona. They were attacked with vigor
by the troops and driven back.
4 rupture has taken place i'll the left CEN
ire. At the meeting to-day of deputies be-
longing TO that party, Christophe, Radical,
was elected President, whereupon Cassinor
periers and his friends Immediately with
drew and Joined the right 1t is said that
Bonapartist deputies will also unite with
the right.
LATER-Countess De MontijO, mother
of eX-EmpreSs Eugene, has left here for
ChiselhuTst.
The GauyoiS of this morning says the
only officers of the French army who Will
be permitted to attend the funeral of Ma
poleon will be those who were attached to
the household of the eX-Emperor during
his reign in France.
LONDON, Jan. 1O-Midnight.-The post
mortem examination of the Emperor's re-
mains was concluded at Chiselhurst this
evening, and shows that the immediate
cause of his death was failure in the ac-
ton of the heart. The body will be en-
balmed and lie in state. The date and place
of the funeral is not yet appointed. 1t is
probable, however, that the funeral cere-
monies will take place in the Roman Cath
olic Church near the Imperial residence.
Prince Murat and Prince Charles Bonarpt
aer at Chiselhurst to-day.
LONDON, Jan. II, 6 A. M.-The report of
the post mortem examination at Chisel-
hurst, says the failure of circulation was
due to the Emperoris general constitution
al condition. The bladder was found to be
diseased and kidneys affected, the other
organs were sound and he althy, but death
was simply question of time.
The Empress, last night. was calm and
received several visitors from France. She
went several times to the room in which
the body lies.
Victoria has sent Col. Gardiner to CHS
elhurSt with an autograph letter and a
telegram of coincidence has been received
from the Pope. Cardinal Bonaparte is eX.
pected to arrive hourly. Prince Napolear
comes by way of Germany, not being per
mitted to pass through France. Benedict
and Madame Conroberts have arrived a
Chiselhurst. The Irish journals generally
express sorrow for the loss. BOnapartis
officers in the French army have asked
lieve to attend the funeral, and permission
will probably be granted if they agree tC
go in civilians dress.
LATER.-The Prince and Princess O
Wales will remain in strict retirement al
their country seat at Sandringham fol
one week, as a mark of respect to the
memory of Napoleon.
Prince Napoleon, Princess Clotilde
Princess Mathilde, NJ. Pauleassagnac and
number of other Bonapartists have ar
rived at Chiselhurst, where an important
conference on the course to be pursued is
expected to take place,
Napoleon left too wills, one OF which is
in London and the other in Paris.
The remains of Napoleon will probab,y
be buried on Tuesday, under the seal O.
the family in the chancel of the Roman
Catholic Chapel at Chiselhurst
A dispatch from Manchester aunoun
ces that several cotton shippers in that city
have failed.
The time for the funeral of Napoleon ha
been definitely decided upon, and it viii
take place next Wednesday morning at l
O'Clock. The Royal family of England viii
pe represented on the mournful occasion
9y the Prince and Princess of Wales ant
Princess Christian, who will accomnan,
the eX-Empress Eurenie