Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-11
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rOpean sdviees to the 22d ut.
The Danish Rar-FaIE Of DHpBsI
Berlin dispatch Of the 18Th thus announces the AL
sThe Duppe redoubts were captured this morning BY
the Prussian troops Two thousand Dsaes were made
prisoners Ths Prusaians have taken sntrsaehu=nts
'Tbsy sOrused me Tete dd Pont and captured there
three thousand Danes including iortyhve officers. The
Danes have blown up the bridge"
The victory before Duppel announced at Berlin
by sslutes the evening OF the 18th Great crowds
people surrounded the royal palace, cheering th King
and Queen and singing the Prussian national hymn
Their Mses;ies appeared the baieuny and thsnked
the peJpse. Hearty cheers were givsR aso for the
army.
Many houses Uers maguifsentIy illuminated.
The King sent the following teegrsPhie message to
ters were at SPitz6erg, GrsyenstsIn:
"NeEt to the Lord Of Hosts, L have 20 thank my
splendid army and the leadership for the glorious vic
tory OF this day Express 10 the troops my 1 CHEST
nOwledgment and my royal thsRks for their perform
sRees. WILLIAH"
A telegram from Graveustein places tie Prussian
loss Dappel in the assault the 18TH g. two gen
erss, sixty officers and six hundred privase, killed
snd wounded. The Prussisns captured sighty.tbrse
cannon
The Danish account Of the fall Of Duppel says the
terrible hce from the PTussan artillery destroyed re-
the enemy aud the left wing Of DuPPel position eonse-
quenty given up aud the Danish troops were com
PEELED 10 fall back with great loss.
The evacuation Of ths right wing took place under
favorable circumstances, but also with consider
able lOss,
Hsaburg Dispatch announces that the Isle of Alssn
had been occupied by the Prussians.
The greater part Of four regiments were annihsted
The Tete du Pont was demolished by the Frussian
tileTy but defended Until the Danish zrmy crossed to
Ths Prussisns captured 1900 Danes 400 oficers and
20 guaA
HosIflties a e to be spended from 10 HI6 o'clock
daring the l9th to allow the Dsnes to evscuats. The
bomb would then recommence.
great past Of the P.ussiAa army has been ordered
luflaad q Al 1rDr and hes "a
Frederick.
The London Dsily News says. The conference may
has bssn delivered. The dsfenders outnunbered By
I've TO ons, hzve sueeunbed to fortune OF war.
The Pcussians have now only 70 take Asan 10 make
themselves masters Of the Whoe Of Seheswig.
The material guarantee which the German powers
sought Will then be in their hands though hsLhsr 1t
wills avail 70 secure them anything which they might
not have had without H. is than ever doubtful.
The mission Of tie Earl o. Clarendon Paris viii
ble England aud kranee % appear At The conferences
united, oppose the ambitious Prets1sou ndulged a.
Berlin and acqiesead at Vienna Whoever may
profit By their agreement the military 1soenee Of the
Prussiau court viii rscslse check"
The LoadoE Times also sludei the understanding
which exists between France and EGgiand and says
hare Is full agreement thai the in,egr Of the Danish
monarchy shall be preserved and that the unhappy
campaign in Schss6ig, ard the occupation which is
exhEusting and dsmorallzing both Dpchss, shall be
brought TO an end.
Mexican AFairs.
The Emperor Msxlniiiau arrived at Rome on the
18Th His reception brilliant The French mit.ry
bands played rs he passed through the streets The
Eu1r rsror Napoleon recommends the application Of the
Mexican indemnify 10 the reduction OF taxarion
The subscripiio1g 70 the Mexican loaa were said
10 be srge and t wss already quoted At u Per cent
premium.
The Emperor and Empress Of Mexico left Rome On
the goth for Ciyita Vecebia, TO embark for Mexico
They had al audience with the Pope the 1919, and
bis Holiness returned the visit They attended
the Vatican before leaving.
TAs Gari5aldi Osatisn.
The Gsribald fever continued in london and strong
assertions eosnued 30 be made that government press
ure had been exerted to bring about his departure from
England, ministerial denals to the contrary uotwith
standing
The Paris Monttsur eontradiets the rumor that his
visit s 10 De cut ,k0rt 81 the inEgaon Of ihe French
Emperor. Ths Garibalai committee have resolved to
AK the general 70 reEt awhile and then TO vt six Or
eight Of the principal provincial towns and deputa
tt0n presented this request, and far successful
that the general agreed reconsider his
and said he much desired to visit bis old teuds at New
castle and in the North. His definite dsts mfnsfiou
would be announced on the 2lst.
The freedom Of the city Of London as formaIv me-
senied TO him a. Guildhll on the Goth He made a
speeeh expressing the despest gratitude himself and
Italy to the Engishnatioa His reception in the city
was most enthusiastic. In the evening be the guest
Of MT Gladstone who gave brilliant enterta nEnent
preliminary meeting vas held AZ the Duke OF Safh-
eri nds 20 raise IA to permanent income
20 the general and biz fem ly which resulted in R2OQ0
being subscribed on The spot.