Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-24

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No Pussians are reported anywhere
within the department of Aube.
Thisrs, before leaving Tours for Vienna,
passed night with Metternich, the Aus
trian minister.
The road from Paris co Orleans is gOrged
with all sorts of vehicles, mainly loaded
with the effects of Paris refugees.
The siege of Metz has become a mere
blockade.
fl4ra f1fw s.FF H1 rre.A
the Uhlans are at Orleans and BlOis.
RATTLE OF MONTH TAAFrRE-sUPPLIEs OF
PARIS.
SDaciaI tn the New York Tala1ram
IoNDoy- Septembsr 23.-The Paris
RanTei has an article very abusiva of
EnRisnd for refusing to participate
in The mediatlou Advicss from Mon
taine give q description of the attack
thereon. and state that the resistance of
the garrison equaled anything in the
history of the war. The siege can not
he described. The blockade is strictly
maintained. One hundred and fftv thou
sand men occasionally preci pitated against
the garrison, WHO are holding out longer
by firing few rounds at the fortress from
heavy guns. There Is very little prob
ability Of the garrison snrrenderina.. as
the prisoners report supplies constantly
received from outside. despite investment.
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PaIioLa Is with the Emperor at Will
belmshoba-
Count Bsnsdetta is at Brussels, where
Princess Mathilde is al the Grand Hotel
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sociation for the advancement of science.
Msior Saunders presenred a naner on the
nbysicaI geo0raDhv of America Fmic,rs-
lion and the Increase of Cotton Produc-
ton The paper was highly apprecisted.
especially the Recommendations to estab-
Iish branches of the Supplv Association
| i'm the Southern States. The newspapers
strongly approve the scheme.
Reports from Ferrieres, France, via
RerIin saw the discinline at Paris Il as
tonishing. Soldiers are mutinous, and in
some cases shoot their officers.
The Manchester EIUE1i9Ier says that
General Ulrich, the commander at Stris-
bOurg, is strongly inclined to surrender
the city, but the wounded soldiers and
citizens unanimously oppose it.
Germans have captured lunettes Nos.
81 and So with mortars. Other batteries
have been erected on the nights. The
German loss on Thursday was one officer
and seven men killed; four officers and
thirty men wounded.
TO JOHN BRIGHT TIE FUTURE Is BRIL-
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LONDON, SepSenper z3.-Io-uSy's D UNI
Der OF lie RGPPet, received rom PARIS,
contains Two priVate letters pqrportlng
20 nave oeeh written oy IeulaIe haneo
Margs Behonger, sald to have been on lu-
timste terms VILE SspoIeon, eonfesslng
Ia y, ~,
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dressed TO the Enaperor as follows.
s.Chey- lSigaeay-i have not vritten Won
since your departue. fearing thar might
offend YOU: but after the visit of Monsieur
De Nue.. think ought to write. In the
irst place, L beg of YOU not to scorn me,
for without yonr esteem l. do not know
what would become of me. Secondly, /
beg your pardon. L have been guilty.
il is true- lint / assure Won I was,
in doubt. Yourself tell me. Cher Sig.
neur. if there is auy way in which 1 can
redeem NV fault. I will not shrink from
anything. If an entire life of deyotedness
will regain vour esteem. It is at
vour disnossl- There is mo sacrifiee Won
could demand that am not ready to nm
dertake m IL is necessary To vofir raace
7 viii exile mvsslf Sav bnf the word
and viii leave NV heart is
fnII Of gratitude for the Vood Won have
conferred on me. 10 suffer for Won
be- thaS yoa send q few lines IA replv to
II Runv narou,rro,r;fI,. pas, ,ot,,s ,,oa-