Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-25
rHs FRENCH DENIAL

F-ofa Whist source the Times received this
to orustiou is not stated thors is, however,
reason ts believe. fIom the prominent manner
iu which she sun0uHcsmeBt Was brought tor-
yard shKt i mas derived irOia cfncial comInu-
pic.tiot Sach st i.4aE scanned ice oPiaioa en-
erzinsd Of Is ia Paris; for tAs FfeacA gov
sfnrzent greatly nconssd al the accusation OF
Saving kidnapped on murdered Mr. Bsthnrss
lsuneasd flfta the following reply in tho Moal-
tsur Of jauUsry 29.h;
Ergland alone, among ell civilized nations
+ hss renewed the example Of paying assEssins
/ and encouraging crimes. Is appears, By the Ec-
/ counts from Berlin, that MF. Bathurst was de-
RAGGED In Eis mind. 1hiS IS tne custom Of the
/ British CadAet--so give their diplomatic mis-
Ons 20 ibe most foolish and most seaseless per
( sons tie naaon produces The English diPlo-
/ lmetie eofPs IS tle only one Ia which examples
/ Of madness are Common.
! This rspIq. It cannot be dsnisd, was very
/ laas, aHd teodad 10 foster and strengthen s0s
! pietons already extsut. Further notices in the
! H0aiisT stil more confined these supposiions
! nhs French Cfiaai journal, in 8 threatening
I tone, laid .s down as positive Tuls that MF.
i Bathurst mast hsFe committed suicide and The
ssvare displeasurs OF the government was
etted lIaon tbs heads Of those who should dare
I b thiuk cr speak otherwise. IhoreuPon the
/ German press, " ho h.d mildly discussed the
suti5cl, bsca1os very qu!et, greatly soletcd
/ dorm -hv toe remenhIsuce of Palm, the NJ
4 rsmberg BOOKSELLER shot by order OF Napoleon
! i5r having published 2 hArmlsas htle pumphiet
ou the state of the FstleTlsnd,
aiss. BATHURST VISITS NAPOLEON
Hrs Bathurst Instituted a careful sssrch Of
/ the neigbborhocd Of P.rlebsTg, employing sew
elsl hundred msn IL ihe work, ard taeliY, de-
.Bsiling ahat 10 do naxt, she went 20 Berlin,
AID ffCm thsnca, iR s ii. Of frenzy, 20 Paris, ss
tf ID Asr. aEn
/ lrofa him. If possible, ths account OF the fate Of
4 her hus5snd The Emperor received Mrs.
Bathurst with she greatest affsbihty but sol
EMMY declared his Ignorance of ths Wnole at-
lslg and ia proof ct IT, oiEsred his assistance for
any l,rliar iEquiry on tho subject. Whsthsi
( iis ollsr was accepted or declined IS not know n
bnt c5ltsin It is thst it led 10 no result of any
kad. Il sseinsd as if iho dark crime Of Perle-
berg would remain mystery forever
II CLUE AFTER FIFTY YEARS
Rot maay months ago hovsyer, On unsx
zeclsd ight was thrown upon the affair. u
? hcviar become necessary TO execute soae re
3sirs in the eisidel Of 5Isgdehurg, > wall Wa
pulled down, and behind it, in small recess
{ aas iound tho skeleton Of msn IN upright pos
awe, t1e hands fastened TO the back. MsnJ
: were the spec0latious ersing out of the discov
cry aud various tue susmises set aacat, until o
last It's suggestion was started that 'the bod,
i4lghr % tilat ol AR beIiI MN BAthurst1 loni
= supposed to have died somewhere near Magde
burg" This cor joctefe seems 20 be general,
admitted among taose who have been diseussin,
she matter in Germany as tse most probable
at the tine of Br Bathursf's disappearance, th
Z fortress OF Magdebufg, as is well known, was i
IS lAe hand Of ths Freneh, and became the priso
3 ofgaeay uploFmnats Germans and other politics
s offenders opposing Size swsy of the great Maps
81 leon. Is cannot DC denied chat the thick wal
of lie old ieuda stronghold, gained with Ffenc
- yold - 1896, and he'd a sort OF baatile by Il
Is eoaquerof Of the country. were uncommonl
Be- daea for holding Bdtish emoassaooTs az
ir n7assIrr from him, By slow torture. Ehatsy
~ 5oBans viii tell him ia the agony Of death
- seems very probsbie conclusion, therefore,
submit hat Mr BathuEsts was the consequent