Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-18
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Rumorsd EngsgemsHt---Fiye Thousand
X Iied---HapoeSn to South Germany.
PARIS, July IA rumored Ell
gagement has taken place near For
bach, resulting in 4 lOss to the
Prussians of 5000 killed, and to the
French of 1000 killed, but as yet tht
report is traced to no reliable source
The Emperor will issue manifesto Il
the States of South Germany, as
surfing them the good will of France
Great Enthusiasm Among French People
PARIS, July 1.-THE war feeling
took entire control of the people yes
terday. The Duke of Grammont al
ter leaving the Senate Chamber wa
greeted by crowds upon the street
with cheers and plaudits amounting
to an ovation. There were demon
strations made in front of the resi-
dence Of Theirs to express dissatisfac
ton at his course in the Corps Legis
latif. This was allowed by demon
stration in his favor. This latter, tht
Journal5 De- France says, was no
respectfully supported, aud wa
worked by unknown creatures.
Accounts from provinces yesterday
say anti-Prussian demonstrations was
participated in by all ages and classe;
with the greatest enthusiasm.
Rome rot EVacHated---Ths Neutrality o
Belgium and Italy.
The LepupIe Francois, ministerial
organ, contradicts the report that the
French troops had been recalled from
Rome, and denies that there was any
intention to recall them.
The governments of Holland and
Italy will maintain absolute neutral.
ity between France and Prussia.
The report that the bridges on the
Belgium frontier were destroyed i:
cOntradicted. .-- -.
The MoRiteltr says that England is
much concerned for the welfare o.
Belgium, and that France desires
that the neutrality of Belgium bC
maintained, but will require that
Prussia be held to equal responsibility
The MoHitetr thinks after all, Eng
land is more uneasy regarding the at,
titude of Russia than of France, in
regard to Belgium's neutrality.
The same journal, in friendly Ian
guage towards Spain, intimates that
France will be willing to support the
father of the King of Portugal for the
Spanish throne.
ChargarRier to Command and TO be Made
Marshal
General Changarnier is to be ap
pointed to command the French Re
serves, and is TO be named Marshal o
France. tr
Official Notification Of Yar---NatIonaI Sub
! scrlption---Ths Press.
A Secretary Embassy will start to-
night for Berlin to deliver to the
Prussian Government an official copy
of the French declaration of war.
The 10,sitslir opens a list for ma
tional subscriptions to provide fund
to aid the Government in prosecuting
the war.
All the Paris journals will send nu
merOus special correspondents tC
points where military operations are
likely to be of interest.
Prussia Cuts off Communication Will
France.
Last night, by order of the Prussian
authorities, the railway and tele.
graphic communication between
France and Prussia was destroyed.
RumOred Offers by Prussia and Italy.
The DOpinion Nationale, Prince
Napoleon organ, says: "We learn
from good authority that Italy has
rendered to France the latter's Opin-
ion-either her friendly neutrality or
or unconditional aid" 1t adds; "Prus-
sia has offered her province to Austria
In exchange for an alliance"
ofiieiaI Announcement Of the Invasion o.
ss-ru7- France by Prussia.
| Last night NJ. Rauher announced tC
the Senate that the Due de Grammont
had informed him of the invasion o.
French territory by the Prussians. A
force of the enemy had advanced a
far as Sierck, in the province of Mo-
selle, for the purpose of destroying
the railroad at that point, but had re-
| treated precipitately. There is great
activity in the fortresses of Rastadt.
The soldiers of Baden, commanded
by Prussian officers, man the RAM
4
mgnication by the new bridges be-
tween the right and left banks of the
Rhine is interdicted.
Demonstrations of the most enthu-
siastic character continue in favor oi
war against Prussia.
A Contradiction French Garde Ma.
tiOnsle Called Out.
The JOlaTdLe Official denies the
statement that the Prussian troops en-
tered France. The kilograms on the
subject are contradictory, the latest
reports yet being that no force OF
Prussians had crossed the Rhine. a
decree has been published, calling
upon all members of the Garde Ma
tionale, and Garde Mobile, Of the first
| three corps of the army, to report to
the chief towns their departments in
readiness for active service. .s.
England net NOtifisd-Italy and Denmark
Neutral.
LONDON, July 1.-THE British for
eign Office has not received official
notice of the declaration of war be.
tween France and Prussia.
Raugher, last night, told the French
Senate that the Prussian troops had
passed the frontier of France. u
Italy and Denmark assure the
powers of their intention to remain
neutral -ess -. .a1fz-7 g .U raB
| MaeMahon, BaZaine and CanroherI
will command three corps Of the
French army. sE rfs1 eiIls .ia'li
4 Saxsn Troops and Dutch Reserve calleG
0ut--.Nerth German Parliament.
The troops of Saxony are in motion
and the Dutch reserves have been or
dered to protect the frontier.
The North German Parliament
meets on the 10th to vote the neees
sary credits for war purposes. sE
Bslalum Neutrality Bavaria Takes tbG
Field.
Belgium relies upon the British
French and Prussians for assurance:
of neutrality for the. immunity of hel
territory, -
MUNICH, July H.--The BaVariar
army, including reserve corps, have
been ordered TO take the field.
King william Thaaks Hamburg.
HAAfBURG, July liking William
sent the Chamber Of Commerce ofthii
city a grateful acknowledgment o.
the patriotic address of that body
, He regrets the sacrifice which tbs
honor Of Germany exacts, but win d.