Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-07
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PARIS, August 5.--The Presse judges
from the movements now being made
by the enemy's troops, that the Bel
gian territory will be violated by
| Prussia. at N
The Emperor has authorized the
entrance of English, American and
Austrian physicians to the hospital
service. EsH asadsaeH bas q aslls
lie Presse says that the Papal Nuneio
has announced to the Corps Diplo-
n1atique that the French government
is inffexible in its determination to
Withdraw its troops from Rome. -
PARIS, August 6s-The Council OF
Ministers addressed over the signature
of all its members, the following pro-
clamation 70 the inhabitants of Paris:
Your indignation hasbeen naturally
aroused by odious maneuvers. The
guilty ones have been arrested and
Justice now Investigates their cases.
The Government takes the most ener
getic measures 20 pFeventsuch infamy.
In the name of our eountry-in the
name Of our heroic army, we ask you
to be patient and orderly. Disorders
in Paris would be victories for the
Prussians."
PARIS, August 6, 10 p.m.-Since 6
O'Clock great crowds have collected
before the shops of certain money
changers, who are suspected of hav-
ing sent money to Prussia. The peo-
pie made threatening demonstrations,
but the police protected the shops
from harm. tH e p
Immense assemblages are in the
boulevards singing patriotic songs.
No disorders have occurred. - 81
By order of the Prefect of Police,
all persons now in Paris who are ma.
tives of countries at war with FraUce
are summoned to appear before the
Commissary Of Police and procure
papers or leave the country. -...-.
PARIS, August 6.-The city is great
" excited tonight, and much indig-
nation manifested at the repHlse of
the French troops at Weissenberg.
An attack was made by a crowd
upon the office of the Prussian stock
brokers. t-----s. ,-frr t,-.4,a
The police are parading the city in
great force. -rsG Esl
Immense crowds of people have
collected in public places singing the
Marsellaise. .-.-
Fourteen millions francs in gold
were seized yesterday at the railroad
station. -r.slar 30 sa
PARIS, August 6.--Count Cham
bord has sent 10000 francs to patriotic
fund. The Ga,lois asserts the Aus
trian Ministerial director, KloZeto,
saw the Emperor yesterday at Metz,
and announced Austria and Italy had
formed an alliance which proves
favorable to France. Thesa paper
says, the Emperor requested deputy
Jerome David, to remain during the
war at headquarters. Ha e..
PARIS, August 6.-Marader, aid-de-
camp to the Emperor of Russia, has
arrived here. 1t is asserted that he is
on special mission to the French
Government. aera Ea '-a O..
A dispatch from Constantinople re-
ports that the new French Minister
was warmly received by the Sultan,
who expressed strong sympathy with
France in the war. -r .. +,
PARIS, August 6.-The police last
night made a seizure of specie ship
ped for the theater Of war by private
parties. The books and safes Of Baron
Hirsch were also seized on charge
that the rule requiring them to be
placed under seal had been violated.
PARIS, August 6.-LG LS6erte pub
fishes private dispatch, sent at mid
night last night from Strasbourg, re-
porting that Mcmahon beat the Prus-
slams yesterday. The latter evacuated
WeisSenburg.
Telegraphic communication with
Tns h,r fol l,I- Il
Same journal adds: "McMahon moved
yesterday toward WeisSenberg. He
was but two hours march from there
and his men marched at quick step"
He has between 10000 and ~, 900 men.
To-day there will be about 10000
men concentrated near Weissenberg.
Loss of Prussians in the recent en-
gagement reached 10,500 in killed,
wounded and prisoners. The French
forces defending the town were but
5000 or 10000, while the attacking
force numbered fully 10000. The en-
emy was so severly crippled that he
could not follow the French when
they retired. ..r4- - -lf- a lla
PARIS, August 6-EyeHing.- There
is great enthusiasm among the people
here over the favorable reports from
the frontier. Enormous crowds fill
the streets around the Bourse, making
it impossible for vehicles TO pass, and
shout and sing patriotic songs, Cafes
are filled to overfiowing. Placards
are posted at the BOurse, giving the
particulars of the last two days fight.
Official reports are awaited with
feverish anxiety. None yet have ap-
peared; and as the Government per-
mits no other news to be telegraphed
from the army abroad, the Bulletin
reports cannot be used. g W7l EEs
Attacks were made last night upon
shops of money changers, Occasioned
by imprudent remarks made By some
of the employees, who are Germans
The police protected the threatened
places from damage. AT one shop,
which bore the arms of Russia, pla-
card was placed bearing the following
inscription: "Respect for the arms of
Russia.D The shops menaced last
night remained closed to-day.
The Gdttlsis prints dispatch from
Metz reporting that regiment of the
royal guard of Prussia was cut to
pieces at Weissenberg on Thursday,
and a Prussian General wounded.
The French soldiers fought like limos.
The loss Of the enemy was 1000 hors
de combat. 11s
aF PRUSSIA. -g.tasE an
BERLIN, August 6.-Intense enthu-
siasm prevails throughout North Ger