Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-18
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Napolesn's Amsssty and Pardon.
PARIS, July H.-It is reported that
the meeting of the High Court of
Justice Is indefinitely postponed and
| that general amnesty will be pro-
claimed to cover all the cases before
that Court. except those for cOnspir-
acy against the life Of the Emperor.
The Ifoqliteur asserts that the Span
ish Council notified the deputies that
there would be no necessity for the
meeting ofth COrtes on the 18th inst,
in consequence OF the Withdrawal OF
Leopold from the candidature.
Ths French Senate Addresses NspoIeOa.
After the session yesterday the
Senate proceeded in a body to st.
Cloud, where they were received by
the Emperor and Empress. NJ.
Rouher, President, said the Senate
thanked the Emperor for permission
of expressing to the throne its patri-
otic sentiments. A monarchical COM
binatiOn injurious to the prestige
and security of France had
been mysteriously favored by
| Prussia. On our representations
Prince Leopold renouneed the throne
of Spain. Spain, who returns our
| friendshi then rtnOunced a candi-
| dature so Wounding to France with
out a doubt. Immediate danger was
thus avoid ID, but our legitimate COM
plant remains. It is not evident that
foreign powers, 10 prejudic e our honor
and interests, wished to disturb the
| balance of power in Europe. Had we
not the right to demand of that power
guarantees against a possible recur-
renee of such an attempt as this is
refused, and the dignity of the Prince
| insulted. Your majesty draws
sword, and the country is with you,
eager for the occasion. You have
waited long, but during that time
you have raised to perfection the
military organization Of France by
your care. France is prepared. Her
enthusiasm proves that like your
Majesty, she will not tolerate wrong.
Let our august Emperor become
again the depository of imperial
power the great ladies Of state sur
round her Majesty with absO-
lutte devotion; the nation has
faith in her wisdom and energy. Let
your Majesty resume with noble conf
dence the command of legions he led
at Magenta and Solferin0. If peril
has come, the hour of victory is near,
and soon a gratified country will de-
cree to her children the hOnOrs of tri-
umph; soon Germany will be freed
from a domination which has op-
pressed her, and peace will be restored
to Europe through the glory of our
army. Your Majesty, who recently
received proof OF national good will,
will then once more devote yourself
to reforms, the realization of which
is only retarded. Time only is need
ed to conquer.
The Emperor warmly thanked the
President and members of the Senate.
Ssrrano to be Made Still Mere Royal.
MADRID, July H. A proposal is
under discussion here to confer far
ther royal attributes on Regent Ser
rano.
General Prim viii go to Vichy.
France a Unit.
PARIS. July 12-l0 p.m.-Regi-
ments are passing through the streets
tonight on their way to the frontier,
and great crowds are gathered on the
sidewalks wildly cheering them as
they pass. No opposition to
war is manifested. The press de-
mands a speech of Theirs.
italian Demonstration Against France.
FLORENCE, July IA great pop
uIar demonstration was made here to-
day against France, and crowds col
lected in front Of the foreign office
and German embassy, and shouts Of
"DoWn with France" "Viva Italiani
neutrality" "Viva Prussia"
Movements Of Troops = Napoleon and
Eagenis- Popular Reception Of the Latter.
PARIS, July 1.-THE Journal Du
,SOir publishes the following official
reports: DEGREES have been is
sued creating the fourth battalion for
a regiment of infantry, and the sixth
squadron for a regiment of cavalry.
General AntemarFe, who COM
manded the National Guard of Paris,
has been appointed commander-in-
chief of the Imperial Guard regi-
ments, in the barracks.
At EcOle, the military have received
orders to march on Monday.
The posts in Paris are made vacant
by the departure of the troops.
All the troops in garrison and in the
central department of France have
received orders to depart for the front.
PARIS, July 17.-Evening. The
Empress arrived in Paris to-day from
st. Cloud. She received a popular
welcome of most enthusiastic char
acter. The Emperor leaves for the
field Wednesday.
The French Excitement Increased.
LONDON, Jnly 1.-THE war enthu-
siasm in France is very great. The
people offer to pay double taxes. The
police are obliged to protect the resi-
denee of Theirs and Favre, who made
speeches against the war.
Prussia proposes to invade France
with an immense force.
A passport has been sent to Count
de Salems, in charge of the Prussian
legislative movement.
News was received that the Prus-
sian troops had violated the frontier.
Two hundred and eighty thousand
French troops are ready to cross into
Germany.
! Zouaves from Africa are disembark-
ing at Marseilles.
MISUNDERSTANDING In the Field.
HAvRE, July 1.-THE Cotton mar
ket closed heavy at 80 fraucs for tres
ordinaire on the spot.
STUTFGARDT, July IL, VIA LONDON.
The army of Wurtemberg has been
ordered to take the field and the
Chambers have been convoked.
French Loan Taken 10 a few Hours---Dis.
missal Of Salems, etc.
PARIS, July ia loan of six
months treasury bonds for five hun-
dred million francs was taken up in a
few hours. The credit fanciers and
the Bank of France made efforts to
monopolize the entire amount.
The Prussian government has given
stringent orders not to permit the
circulation of any French proclama-
tions to the German population.
Great numbers of French circulars
are being distributed throughout the
German States rz TEg i
Private subscriptions for the army
are now opened al over France, and
money and other gifts are pouring in.
The enthusiasm is overwhelming.
Hungary for France
LONDON, July 17.--Telegrams from
Pesth states that chiefs of different
parties in Hungary had met there and
adopted resolutions sympathizing
with France, and declaring that every
victory for France would be victory
for Hungary.
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From New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, July II. Wag-
ner's cottonseed oil mandatory, on
Magazine street, was destroyed by
fire this morning. Loss 500, 900. In