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OUR dispatches from Berlin, dated
at I'cock.. eyterday afternoon, are
surely indicative of the relief of Ba-
zaiue bv Mcdahon. This Prussian dis
patch tells thatin the battles ofthe SOth
and 8lst, both sides suffered terribly.
Wednesday the Prussians resumed
the offensive but were driven by Nc
Mahon under the guns Of Sedan, a
town perhaps fifteen or twenty miles
northwest of Metz, near which latter
place Bazaine, the French General, is
supposed to be encamped. In this
last fight, the Prussian dispatch tells
us that the Kings army lost fearfully
before they passed the river. McMa-
hon was left free, we infer, to do as he
pleased, and moved to Mousson, as
stated In this Prussian dispatch
nearer Metz in order to re-unite his
forces with those Of Bazaine. The
usual number Of conflicting dispatches
come overthe wires, and now and then
we have one unutterably nOnsensical.
A London dispatch says that the
combatants, France and Prussia, com
pete with one another in falsificatiOn.
That may Oe true, but London, in our
Judgment, surpasses both.
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sions and ammunition, and occupies 3
good position.
Il is believed that fighting has been go
ing on all day to-day.
Dispatches from Antsu yesterday say
that the fortresses of Mezieres and Sedan
will occupy the attention of large force
of Prussisns, If an attempt Is made TO be-
slege them.
French Journals call attention to the
fact that, although the Prussians have
much to say of the battle of the 3Oth,
whore Failly was repulse6, they make
little mention of that of the 3lst, where
Mcmahon repulsed their left and center.
The Prince Imperial is expected at Msu-
berga, from Arzues.
Fleets of gunboats are going up the
Seine. The banks of the river are COW
cred with excited crowds, Who cheer the
fleet as il passes.
Five we'll trained gunners are assigned
to each of 5000 guns around Paris.
FoRTUNEs OF srRAsBoURG-A sUBTERRA-
MEAN WAY OF ESCAPE.
PARIS. September 2.-Paris journals all
publish letters from correspondents to-
day, corroborating the news previously
published of successes to our arms. The
Prussians. however, are so numerous that
battles must be resumed on a vast scale.
Both sides have received hesvy reinforce
ments.
Il is said that old people, women and
children of Strasbourg, have been enabled
to leave the city by means of a subtle
ranean passage in an old cloister recently
discovered.
The council of State at Paris thinks OF
fixing the price Of bread and provisions,
owing to the capacity of dea ers.
Calais and st. Pierre are tCi be put in a
complete state of defense.
Paris Journals demand tho dismissal OF
General Failly. whose management of his
corps betrayed great incapacity in the re-
cent battles.
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ENGLAND.


REPORT OF FRENCH VICTORY CONFIRMED
EVEN FROM LONDON.
LONDON. Septsmber .2.-The Examiner
says that II the mad policy of 1914 toward
France, the policy of partition and re-
preston, is intended, the safety of Europe
demands that France be guaranteed
against dishonor and ACKNOWLEDGMENT,
and it is to be hoped that the Gar VIII in
terpose to preserve the balance OF power.
French accounts assert that McMahon's
army was crossing the Meuse at Wauson
on Wednesday.
Paris correspondent of tho Globe
vouches for the truth of the following
report: "a gigantic battle has been in
progress since Wednesday morning near
the forest of Argonne." ... 80
The following dispatch from the
Emperor reached the Empress on Thurs
day afternoon: "An goes on wonderfully
well. Our plans are successful"
This obtsins some color from the Boutl-
lon telegram already sent, and is uncon-
tradicted by the Prassians.
WHAT THE PRUssIANs DID.
LONDON. September 2-The following
dispatch, dated August 3lst, was just
made public at Berlin that as the success
of Wednesday covered so wide region
the particulars are considered hard
ly certain. 1t is known, however, that
the Prussians have captured twenty guns,
eleven mittrEilieurs and 7000 prisoners.
Napoleon reported dead.
EFFECT OF THE wAE oE ENGLIsH FUNDS.
LONDON, September A-The Paris pa
pers notice angrily that Prusssan victories
strengtheR London stock market. Also,
thar Prince Humb bert, Crown Prince oi
italy. and wife, have cong ratulsted Prus'
sia on her success.
NAPOLEON SERIOUSLY ILL.,
LONDON, September 2.-The Britisl
Medical journal says that DR.. Hewett
Of St. Georges Hospital, has been sum
moned 70 France to attend the Empe
rOr.
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lszzc. Bulk meats. I21sai416e Bacon. J411s9
ST. LOUIS.
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FOREIGN.
LONDON, September 2, 4:30 p.m.-Consols,
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OF wheat for three days, za,OOO quarters
American 10000 California white wheat, los
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rentes, 60f
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TELEGRAMS.


Cholera RACES in Southeastern Russia.
British fleets pay honor to Farrsgut.
The Carlis,s are causing sore trouble in
Spain.
The Minister Of Foreign AGairs at
StuttgsrdI has resigned.
Princa Fred. Charles thanked his troops
on the held yesterday Tor gallantry.
L.eipslg was dancing hornpipes yester-
day because OF TecsnI Prussian victories.
The Times Russell says that the en-
trance TO Paris is now hardly possible"
Two hundred French were captured by
Bslgians on neutral ground for its viola
tion.
A great mutiay in Dublin yesterday in
favor of restoring the government 10
Cork.
The French captured five barges below
StrssbouTg, laden with valuable material
Of war.
The Munich people are frantic with joy,
because of the reported valor OF their sol
diers.
Napoleon is with Mcmahon. the Times
ssvs, attended by Nelaton and other great
doctors
Ulrich .Cassaignac, commsndant at
Strasbourg, will mold the place till not
one stone is left on another.
The London Tunes significantly says
the Prassisns have been compelled to re-
main near their fortified towns.
When rified naval artillery is mounted
at Paris, expsrts say the capture OF the
city will cost multitude Of men.
The conference OF Bishops at Fulda re-
solved unanimously against fallibihty.
The Wurtemburg professors concur.
Twsutr-fivs hundred French cavalry
and two guns trespsssed on Belgian ter
rltory and wers dissrmed by the authorl-
ties.
From st. Barbe dispatch dated the 1st,
saws that Bszzine fought the Prussians
twenty-fOur hours, and they Wers forced
TO retreat.
Tbere has been another terrible fire in
Asia Minor. Twenty-hye hundred houses
were destroyed, and a great fsmine has
followed.
The Prussians proclaim their purpose
TO put in the hulks, for ten years, every
armed man they capture who Is not
dressed a. a soldier.
British Journals say that the battle of
the 3lst favored the French; but that the
way is open for Prussians to Paris. why
don't they go, is the question often asked.
CongratulstoFy kilograms from Munich,
Berlin ard the Prussian KING were sent
Munich and Berlin, and by the King, yes
Ierday.1 r--- zz.=H--r-r H-.sr-.
A Paris dispatch OF the 81. says Mona
hon was defeated Tuesday, but won par
rial success on Wednesday. This IS non
sense, or all that we have heard for the
past twenty-fOur hours is absurd.
A minority Of the Committee on Reso-
lutioris IN the Missouri Radical Conven-
tion. an session at Jefferson City, yester-
dsv, reported in favor Of repeal OF Fran
chise acts. Rsjectsd, 4S9 to Sl2.
A London story says that Bszaine, on
the Slst, sought to cut his way out Of
Metz. The battle lasted all day and till
the next evening, and on Thursday morn
ing he was driven back into the walls.
Losses terrible.
General Jno. McNeal, of Palmyra mas
sacre notoriety, when the Radical conven-
tion of Missouri yesterday refused 70 as
sent to the repeal Of the franchise laws
announced that the Liberals" would
withdraw; and they went in body TO
The Senate chamber, whore McNesl was
made chairman.
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PRUSSIA.

M'MAHoN RELIEVES BAZAINE.
BERLIN, September 2-l p.m.-Ofhcial
news is still behind.
It is known that series of battles oc-
CURED on the 3Oth and 3lst ult., in which
both sides suffered heavy losses.
On Wednesday the Prussisns assumed
the offensive, but were driven back by
Mcmahon under the guns of Sedan,
where they suffered terribly before they
succeeded in passing the rlver.
Mcmahon moved to MOussOn on the
morning of Wednesday.
Yesterday the encounters were renewed
probably.
1t is reported that large French army
under General DOuay, entered the terrific
ry of Baden, in Brittany recently.
Seventy-two thousand volunteers par
took of the communion in one day on the
evening of enrolling themselves in the
army.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.
Arrested for Forgery.

Special to APPEAL
BOWLING GREEN, KY, September q
Special Detective Kelley, Of the Mem
phis police, arrested here to-day, by the
aid of Mr.. Hnbsra, town Marshal, one
Mr.. White, of Dayton, Ohio, on a charge
of forgery, and. takes him to Memphis on
tba ,,iorbt frofn
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FRANCE.

THE FEENcH CLAIM A VICTORY wKDSEs-
DAY.
PARIS. September 2, evening.
tain and contradictory reports have been
circulated regarding the movements Of
tbs armies and The recens battles.
Palikao, in the Corps Begislatif to-day,
declared be had received no official news
from Mcmahon or Bazaine, and he had
no communication to make to the Cham
bers.
It is asserted that the King Of Prussia is
insane and has been taken to Berlin.
at the Bourse. and in all circles here,
fears are expressed that the French have
been Outnumbered; bat dispatches re-
ceived via Belgium represent that Nc
Mahon has been successful, and that Ba-
zains has received a full supply OF proFi-
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Reported Serious Illness of Chief Instioe
Chase,

New YORK, September 2.-The Sun
says: "We have just heard with deep re-
gret, that Chief Justice Chase has, for some
time past, been suffering from paralytic
stroke, which almost entirely destroys the
use of his limbs, incapacitsting him from
walking without help and seriously affects
his mind. His recovery is desired rather
than confidently expected Indeed, it is
considered doubtful whether he will again
be able to resume arduous labors of the
bench. The Chief Justice is now at the
country seat of Senator Sprague, his SON
in-law, on Narragansett bay, where he
has the best medical attendance the coun-
try can afford.
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OaHcsrs Of the Grand Lodge of Tsmplars.

HARTFORD, CONN, September AT
the session of the Grand Lodge of Grand
Templars yesterday, Rev. A. Winter, OF
this city, was elected Grand Worthy Chief
for the ensuing year.
Revolutions relating to the political &C.
ton presented yesterday, was taken up
for disposition this evening.
Several speakers favored the appoint
ment of committee to apply 10 The next
Legislature for the passage of State
Constabulary law, but no definite action
was taken, and the session adjourned till
this morning
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DIED..

MARTIN At the residence Of Colonel Q. @.
White, at Buntyn Station, Shelby county,
Tennessee, September 2 1870. infant son OF
Andrew j. and Rosa A Martin.
Nashville papers please copy.l
Burial at Elmwood Cemetery at 10 0o'elock
this Saturday morning.
PATTERSON Monday last, in this city,
Captain VIM g. PATTERSON.
The deceased was a native of North Carroll
ma; but, for more than twenty years, citi-
zen of Memphis, where he was engaged in
some OF eur best houses, as a cotton sales
man and book-keepeT. He served four years
in the Confederate army; and at the surren-
der returned TO Memphis and engaged in his
old pursuit, enjoying the confidence Of all
our citizens; and died, as he had lived, an
bonest man. NJ
PRESCOFT-Att the residence OF her grand
son. Geo. e. Hawkins, in Chelsea, at O'Clock
Yesterday, Mrs. MARY Q. PRESCOTT, rellct Oh
the late Levi Prescott, aged "a years
Funeral to-day Saturday at o'clock, from
the Third Presbyterian Church, Chelsea,
Services by the Rev. Mr.. Richardson.
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Fartunate for kObile,

ST. LOUIS, September 2.-The ST. Louis
and Iron Mountain Railroad Company
have perfected the transactions for ar
rangements at Columbus by which
freight will be hereafter shipped between
st. Louis and all points in the South
without breaking bulk.
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Two Brothers Drowned.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., September 2.-The
bodies of James Fl. Owens and Fred.
Owens, brothers, of this city, were found
floating in the bay last evening. They
were last seen alive being in the sail boat
fighting, both intoxicated. 1t is sup
posed that they fell overheard and were
drowned.
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Money Matters.

WAsHINGToN, September 1.-The dis
bursements of the Secretary OF the Treas
ury, during the month of August, except
interest on redemptions of the public
debt, amount to $i7, ,l52, ,070.
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We Defeats them with Great Slaughter,
After Three Days Hard Fighting.
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KcRahoa Occupies the Battle Ground and
Crosses the Heuse-FHlI Particulars.
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Maryland Radical Congressional Nomina-
tinns.

BALTIMORE, September 2.-Wm. NJ.
Moore was yesterday nominated for Con-
gress by the Republicans of the Second
Congression District. No nomination was
made by the Convention of the Third
District, the delegates favOring the nomi-
nation of General King having with
drawn. The Convention was adjourned
until Monday.
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fhs Killed aad Wounded a Multitude 10
hemselVes-Fearfai Slaughter.
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The WAR.

McMahOn ConfruHts The PrussIaRs On the
River Reuss.
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Terriers Of the Siege Of StrasbOurg-Extra'
ordinary Story-HSW the Women and
chIIsren ahd Aged Escape.
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The King Of Prussia Claims and Announces
a Victory for his Army.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-03
cIIREs RHEaMATIsM.

if NuRFREEsB0R0, TENN, July 8.
DR. J.J.LAwRENcEs Baltimore Nd
sir. You will please send me four l3i
more bottles of your most excelleDt
Asyou will rem ember, one month OF
aix weeks ago. received three bottles
/ OF IL. When commenced taking IL I
could scarcely walk at all when night
! came. but now I suffer no more from
rheunatisrn. have a little brother
1 that is about to lose his sight, and
wish to try IL for him. You will please
|, had inclosed So, for which you viii
4 please forward me the medicine Inn
L Emediately. Very respectfully, re-
main. SAM'L g. MCFADDEN,
P.O. Box is9, Murfreesboro. Tenn.
Sold by druggists every where. Al
q. C.WARD 4 BRO.
q. w. ZONES 4 co.
- WN. WIIKE EPSON 4 &C.