Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-07-15
FOREIGN NEWS.
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PARIS, July lO.-The conclusion of
MacMahon's message says: "All my
duties and my most imperative duty
Is to insure to the country aud define
an institution, which will give Sc
curity and calm. | have instructed
the ministers to inform the Constiiu.
tional Committee concerning the
points upon which / believe it IL essen-
tial to insist"
The Republican papers conclude
from Marshal MacMahon's message,
to the Assembly yesterday, that he
recognizes the republic.
LONDON, July l0.-A Paris despatch
to the Itncs says Duval's demand for
urgency on his motion for the dis
solution of the Assembly, after voting
upon bills named, received 1856 votes.
1t seems certain that if Perier's bill
is rejected, which is probable, the
Right and Left Centres will submit
either to fresh proposal for dissolu
ton or for protracted prorogue, most
probably the former, which will then
obtain "A large majority.
PARIS, July 1.-THE Committee of
Thirty on the Constitutional Bill held
an important sitting to-day. Fourier,
aud presented the views of the Gov
eminent. He said the Government
would accept hill drawn up by the
Committee which provides for con-
tinuance of the title of President of the
Republic, for the creation of second
Chamber, and for the organization Of II
personal septeuuate to terminate with
the expiration of MacMahon's seven
years term, or sooner, in case of his
resignation or death, but it was desir-
able that certain provisions, which re-
quired immediate action, should be
embodied in a separate measure for the
speedier passage by the Assembly, aud
| Fourier specified them as follows +:
| First, Deputies should he elected Tor
separate ACCOMPLISHMENTS instead of
departments, for il WAS necessary tO
/ keep in mind the possibility of
/ the dissolution of the Assembly
second, in the creation of the second
| Chamber the Government especially
wished that the President should be
empowered to nominate considerable
proportion of it's members third, the
| Government insists that the power be
given to the President To dissolve the
Lower Chamber f; but a. the manner OF
the appointment of members of the
! Upper House is not decided upon
it can not say whetherthe power should
be exercised with or without the co.
operation of the latter. Fourier, in con
clusion remarked that the GOV
erument was not DESTROYS of interior
ing with the duty of the Assembly IN
framing II constitution, but merely
pointed out what it considered essen
tial points. Full expression would bC
given to its opinions in debate when
the subject came before the Assembly
The Legitimists are irritated by the
Presidents message and have resolved
to oppose personal septennate.
LONDON, July THE Earl o
DothOusie died yesterday, aged Il
years.
PARIS, July Dispatches from
Spain report that four thousand Car
lists attacked Feruel last Saturday, and
after All engagement of twelve hours
they were obliged to retire with "A los,
of 40 killed and 60 seriously wounded
and POO taken prisoners. The Repub.
licaus lost 8 killed and 10 wounded.
LONDON, July l3.-The Times cor
respondent with the Carlists, tele-
graphs that they are trying To drive
away foreign correspondents by shoot
have already withdrawn from theiT
lines.
MADRID, July l3.-The Republicans
have again been successful in an en-
gagement with the Carliss near
Bilboa.
NEW YORK, July Is The Herdld's
special from London says the Figaro
was suspended by the Government for
quoting from President MacMabOn =
message the declaration that he would
retain the power conferred upon him,
and then apostrOphlzing the Assembly
rs follows: by your orders the
Marshal became supreme head OF
State; the army honoTs only him, fol-
lows and obeys him. The army haV-
ing a horror for factions, Parliament
will defend the commander, to whom
you entrusted the power. If any party
faction seeks to overthrow the Govern
ment an irrevokeable decree of the
army must enforce the decision of the
Assembly"
KIssENGEN, July 13.-While Prince
Bismark was driving in the country
towards Saline Springs to- day he was
fired at by II young man, the ball
grazing his wrist, producing an insig-
nificaut wound. The would-be assas
sin was promptly arrested, and with
difficulty protected from being lynched
by the people. He has not yet been
! identified.
DIR. Nathan II. smith, one of the
most eminent surgeons of the country,
! believes greatly in the powers of
cautery and ablution to prevent n.y.
drOphObia, even after the biting of Il
rabid dog. But his browning discovery
of a preventive is conveyed IN these
words "Kill every sou of dog in the
State of Maryland Here have we
whisdom crying aloud on the streets