Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-20

Lyons. The railroads were cut and the
courier was obliged to go forward on foot.
There has been continuous fighting
around Paris.
JULES FAvRE TRAMPING AFTER THE KING.
LONDON, September 19.-Jules FaYre
has gone to the Prusslan headquarterz.
Fears are entertained that he will not be
received, bat he requested of Bismarck
safe conduct at least, and if he receives q
favorable answer he will set ont immedi-
ately for the headquarters of the King.
BALLOON WITH FULL ADVIcEs FROM
METZ.
LONDON, September I9.-Trochu, on the
18th, received the advance guard of the
American volunteers. So says GaIig-
RdHi'S Messenger, referring possibly 60
the ambulance corps, and possibly to the
passengers who arrived from America in
the ship Queen to enlist in the army.
The Parisian Government has trans
ferred forty million roubles, lately on de-
posit at the Bank of France, to London
banks
Yerioloid is raging among the French
prisoners at Madgeburg and WittSnburg.
General Fsilly is not dead, as often re-
ported. He and his staff occupy finely
furnished apartments al Msyenra, and
are sumptuously provided for by the
King.
The officers of the Lsndwehr have been
offered commissions in the army.
French captive officers are allowed
ch"ice of German towns as residences.
They receive the same ratlons and pay as
at home.
Countess Cowley had o long interview
with the Emperor on Saturday in behalf
of the Empress.
The Post says that balloon, with sc, 900
letters from Metz, was captured at Neuf-
chatel. In one Of them Bazaine says his
army is well supplied with everything.
The French were victorious in every fight
up to the 3lst of August.
The Daily Meas correspondent says that
Bismarck insists on the evacustiOn of Metz
and StrssbOurg, or else that Paris is to be
starved out.
The Germans laugh at Bazaine's hopes
of escaping from Metz.
PRUSSIA SAYS SHE Is RELUCTANT TO MAKE
PEACE.
LONDON, September 19.-Rome is not
yet occupied, though the Italians sd-
vaneed within short distance of the
city.
The Italian Chambers will soon con-
vene at Florence to hear the result of the
plebiscigum iii the Papal territory.
Prussia distinctly says she recognizes
no French government, Imperial or Re-
publican. She is reluctant to make peace
at present. H..
METZ AND ToUL'MUsT GO UP.
LONDON, September I9.-The Pail Mall
G1zette to-day in its correspondence from
Rheims, September 18th, says: !" Count
Bismarck is anxious about the policy 20
be pursued by the United States Govern
ment, now that France has been declared
q Republic. 1t is said that Prussia Graves
American sympathy, out cannot treat
with the French Republic.
Dispatches received to-day destroy all
prospects of Bszaine's escape. A handful
of men have only escaped thus far. The
siege of TOul is vigorously pressed. Ac-
cOrding to military experts, the place can
not hold out much loDger.'
PARIsIANs WON'T TOLL.
LONDON, September I9-The Globe
comments severely on the supineness of
the Parisisns in permitting the Prussisns
to repair roads and replace bridges in the
line of their advance without Interrupt
tion. The London journals have no tele-
graphic news to-day from Paris. Mail
Rdvices indicate that the besieged and be-
siegers suffer equally from disease and
casualties.