Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-05-28

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PARIs, Monday, May 2, o p. ST..
The Monifeur has not vet given tn expected
declaration ofWar or manifesto, orby whaievei
other name shall appear the document which
announces 10 the world that France is once
more a beliigerent and that the second En-
pire, the appropriate device Of which is, as w
all know. "LEmpirs e0 "a pair - is enter
lng on he same path AZ its predecessor. The
Important paper may appear tomorrow or
as the Emperor Of the French is partial 10 GER
tain dates, he nav wait for the anniversary OF
his uncle's departure from Paris for the Geld Of
Marsngo. This may perhaps Be also the date
or His MaiestY's setting out for the army
The ath OF 9th inst. The reception which
takes place to-moTow night at toe Iuileries
is considered as the farewell Levee. N. de
Lagueuonniere is spoken Of a. likely 70 &C
company the Emperor, with the title OF See-
retarV-General and the functions OF historic
Erapher. He will very likely eomnose the bull
letins proclaiming the victories OF The French
army, and which Paris and al Franee viii
lock Tor with 30 much impotence. The M
mours thar were afoat Yesterday and to-day
about encounters, battles. ETC., arc unfounded-
Il IA not probable that the French will accept
an engagement II they can avoid u before thev
ere in fan force. and that the Piedmontese VIII
msneuver until their allies com up. Owing
10 he daffcultv Of getting Just now eNaet in
formation Of what passes in Piedmont, viii
not venture on repeating he mere wmours
which proceed from no authority, and often
I are prre fahrications. IN the meantime troops
continue % move from This toward the seat %
war. The artillery corps On garrison az Yer
sallcs has received orders 10 proceed 70 the
S1uth. They were 20 have quilted Versailles
this morning. and are probably now on their
way 10 LYONS. TIE s0fh regiment o. the 81
division left Paris this dav, and the SGD viii
leave Tomorrow. The 69th leftlast night, and
the 2Stl leaves tonight. The snow on Mont
I Gems is said stin to DELAY the advance Of the
iroons, who are detained AZ Briancon but by
Genoa they are pouring daily into Piedmont
The Dryade ship of the line sailed from Mar
settles on Friday with a large force for Italy.
A respectable corps farmee is forming al
| Touion.f for Prince Napoleon There was some
l Difficulty about The command Of the Imperial
Guard, but a new corps Is organized specially
] for his Imperial HiChuess. He viii embark
az Toulon, and IL IL supposed his destination
viii be Geno7. If not Rome.
Marshal PelissieT Is expected here oHWednes-
dav. and will forthwith proceed 70 take
the command Of the army Of observation, or
which the headquarters is Nancy.
The road from Paris 10 Milan is at present
Interrupted. The only road open from ltaly is
BY Switzerland, through Lucerne, Basic, and
Strasburg-
The Courisr dcs .flpes states that the pas
sage u French troops continus regularly. A
crowd assemblies al the arrival Of every rail-
way train and cheers the soldiers who reply BY
81 Tuf Victor Emmanuel - &" Viuc Ia S1uoier'
General Rsnaulrs division II 1900 made the
march from CRANBERRY 70 Mont Gems on foot
The road from Maurienne 70 Mont Gems is
is covered with troops.
ave have hitherto saws he S1luf Public Of
Lyons "kept our readers daily Informed Of al the
movement Of troops in our citv, but now that
the sword is drawn they will readily under
stand the feelings Of propTietv and patriotism
which induce us 20 cease Publishing any such
information for The f~uture.7
A similar course has been very generally
adopted by the principal provincial journals.
The following letter has been received from
Genoa, dated the 2S'h Of April.
at was on the Doth that the French troops
began to land. From daylight almost an the
Inhabitants were assembled on the rampsrts,
which have a view 81 the sea. impatien'ly
awaiting the arrival Of the first French ship.
Al length the -Algcsiras and the Ro3outa5le.ap-
pesred at the entrance 10 the port. Forthwith
uiucI were raised on all sides for France, the
Emperor, and the allies. The Sandman naval
authorities had made excellent arrangements
for the landing. After the artillery bad fred
the usual salute, General Bazaine landed on
the quarantine quay. The first French soldiers
had scarcely set foot on land when the crowd
rushed 10 the quay, shouting for the Emperor
ard for France. at the same time embracing
the French soldiers as II they had lust gained
a great victory. Every d7v since French
soldiers continue n arrive. and two or three
ships 20 least come in from Toulon. Marshal
paraguay d'Hilliers arrived this morning.
The population Of Genoa is exclusively occu-
ried with heir new friends. The CITY pre-
SENS the appearance Of a camp rather than
hat q a commercial town. The people walk
srm-iu-arm with the soldiers, and see that they
are comfortably lodged. Themost fashionable
ladies as well as the wives Of he operatives
smuss themselves IN visiting the camp Of the
Turcos in the valley of the Poiavera. You
cannot imagine the interest created BY the
Tnrcos."
The Paus announces hat the Duchess Of
Parma has quilted her States, accompanied hv
her children. leaving 10 her Ministers the
care Of providing for the d fheulties OF The sit
uation.
General Herbilon has been appointed 10
command the tepo' Of the troops % the army
Of Italy ~ Genoa. He viii leave Paris to-
morrow 10 occupy his post.
Crest disunion is said 20 reign il the French
cabinet. ". Dplangle. who shonld have kept
the hi-h post he held in the maris'racv instead
of Crssping a. the portfolio Of a Minister, de-
cidedIv quits Office. Il is not imp Obahle that
other chsnges viii also take place before the
Emnrror's departure. NJ. Latz, former Pre-
feet Of the Basses P%yreunes. is still spoken 81
| as his successor.