Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-13

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ItaIy-Panlc on Paris Bourse-MOVe-
msnts of Troops-Rumors of Every Char
aCtsr 10 Circulation.
PARIS, July I2-Tbe evening Journals
publish the following details of Prussian
movements as received from Ems: The
King of Prussia had several audiences
with Baron DeMolkt. The first Prus-
sian Corps d'Arme have received orders
to march to the fortresses of the Rhine.
The corps at Castle Hanover and in the
Elbe provinces are to be reinforced imme-
diately. Seventy thousand troops are to
be on the line of the Rhine.
The following extract from a letter
written by General Prim On the 9Th inst,
is also published: T" L never supposed
France could be so impressed in this mat
ter, but Spain cannot without shame
draw back, so En- evant ct vive Espagne.'"
1t is reported that the Orleans Princes
are active in HohenzOllern's candidature
Duke Chartres and the Countess of
Flanders urged Hehenzollern to accept.
The Countess is acting under the advice
OF Cbartres.
PARIs, July I2.-It is reported that the
questions at issue between France and
Prussia are all amicably settled. Rentes
opened at 6Sf. 40c.; now active and trm al
76f. soc.
NEW YORK, July IA cable special to
the Herald, from London, says the French
note to Prussia makes two demands, one
for the disavowal of Prince Leopold's
candidacy by Prussia, and the other for the
withdrawal of tho Princes name in con-
nection with the Spanish crown.
Prussia's answer to France is expected
Tomorrow.
Special English ENJOYS haYe gone to
Ems, Paris and Madrid.
The Queen of Prussia has arrived at
Ems to use her influence for peace.
The army at Paris has received orders
to march to LaMoselle, and six transports
at Toul0n have steam up ready to sail for
Algiers to bring back troops.
Special guards are composed of the First
corps d'Arme, which will be commanded
by Marshal Bethaine, with General Co
malt de Cissey, chief of staff, with head
quarters at Metze.
Marshal Mcmahon has been ordered
from Algiers to take command of the
army which will operate on the Rhine.
General Lebran will be his chief of staff,
and Generals Frassard and Rourbake
will march with him. Count de Poliksb,
with Changarnier end other Generals,
will act on the Spanish frontier. Orders
have also been sent to CherbOurg to pre-
pare fleet to transport $4,000 troops
whose destination is Hamburg and tina
North Sea.
PARIS, July ~ a.m.-The feeling to-
day is much quieter. At midnight the
bourse was still excited, though rentes
had made decided advance, the last sales
being made at 69E 25c. The Emperor ar
rived at the Tuileries early this morning,
from St. Cloud. Baron Werther, Prussian
Am mbassador, also arrived from Ems at IL
O'Clock last night. Olivier declines to
accept, as gauge of peace, the King of
Prussia's withdrawal of his sanction of
Hohenzollern's candidature, unless he
does it as King of Prussia, and not as the
head of the family.
LONDON, July l2-The Telegraph says
were Prussia TO reply to the French note
exactly as France demands, that fast
would not guarantee peace one hour.
The Telegraph regrets that fuller details
of the movements cannot be ascertsined.
The introduction Of the treaty of
Prague into the controversy, and the re-
port that France Will compel Prussia's
observance of it, are denied. The same
paper says further that the statement
made by the English Ministers last even
ing in Parliament discOuragas all hopes
of peace. Even were Prussia to reply as
France apparently desires, this fact
would afford no assurance.
PARIS, July l2-M. Michelet in the
hdppets tu-Odyi PleauS loI podces ne says
the plebescite meant peace; if il be
doubted, let the vote be repeated.
@CHERBOURG, July l2.-The Vigil de
CherbOurg says all the war steamers now
in that harbor, kept their fires banked,
not only to embark provisions to any
threatened point, but to be ready for any
active service.
PARIS, July l2.-SpaniarJs 10 not ap-
parent y4nanifest the least concern in the
oTf 70 - mo- "a
contradictory reports of the attitude of
Italy on the France Prussian question.
Some OF the reports say that Italy is IA
vorable to France; while others say that
she leans toward Prussia. 1t is believed
that if war is declared, the Cham
bers will vote the entire budget.
Paris journals also contain reports of
the arming of Prussia.
= is said that Prussia will establish an
intrenched camp OF -, 900 men at CuTooh,
within a few miles OF Bostee, on the
French border.
PARIs, July l2.-The news that the diff
ficulty with Prussia you'd probably be
arranged is founded on the announce
ment that Prince Charles of HOhenzollern,
father OF Leopold, through Senior olozara,
intermediary, had telegraphed Prim that
he should refuse the crown for his son,
even if he were elected by the Spanish
people.
Olivier left the hall of the Corps Legis-
latif at O'Clock pm. and had confer
enee with Grammont and the hrqsslan
ambassador, and returned.
II was expected the government would
make, e,another'd declaration in the Chambers
to-day. All the ambassadors were in
vited to attend, but none made their ap-
pearance.
DuVernois submitted an interrogation
10 q Mt qs N Vyh OH
would now be demqnpd to prevent fq-
tufe complication, to which an answer
will be returned at the proper time.
The panic on the bOurse, to-day, was
caused by forced sale of spectators.
The Prussian journals have reports of
an immense movement of troops in Ger
many. They represent the roads to the
frontier as being epcQmbered with men
and horses. Even in Baden the military
activity is remarkable.
Railroad transportation has been so ar
ranged that $4,000 infantry and 5000 cav
airy can reach the frontier to-day. Sc
cret exercise OF artillery has been going
on inSfortress Rostsdt and on the common
roads in Western Prussia. Sergesnts of
the regular Prussian army are drilling
young soldiers in the handling of arms.
La Liberte, in slluding to the report
which is now in circulation that special
ENJOYS are to be sent to Prussia, says it is
incorrect, but a messenger has gone to
Vienna to propose an offensive and defen-
sive alliance between France and Aus
tria. The latter's answer is not yet
known.
The same paper intimates that the King
of Prussia would refuse the chisf of the
house of Hohenzollern his support to the
candidature of Leopold, but asking OF
Prussia if he must give his consent.
BERLIN, July 12.-The Paris correspon-
dent of the PT9SSSiGR Cross Gdzette says
that the Empress Eugene is the impi-
cable promoter of war TO defeat Hohen-