Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-02
ENGLAND.

BAZAINE AND M'MAHON-THE LAST
BATTLE.
LONDON, September IA Vienna
telegram denies that Marshal Bazaine
was ever Gagged at Metz.
Another battle is reported at airing
ny ON the 30th. No particulars OF the
result have been received.
LONDON, September 1, nOOn.-No
additional details of the defeat of Nc
Mahon have yet been received.
BAVARIANs MUTINIZING.
LONDON, September 1.-The Ba-
varians are returning home and dis
banding.
Mutiny has occurred among some
regiments of Bavarian landwehr.
M'MAHoN's MOVEMENTS = BELGIAN
NEUTRALITY.
LONDON, September /, 80 pm
There is a universal rumOr that Nc
Mahon is crossing the Meuse at Ste
nay, and pushing for Montemedy.
He has six hundred guns. A collision
between him and Prince Frederick
Charles is expected.
The Garde Mobile, on the new
y
ing to the defense of Paris.
The Public admits the spuriousness
of the kilograms which were received
lately signed Marshal Bazaine.
Should the French Emperor cross
the Belgian frontier, the guards of the
latter country have been ordered to
demand his sword. Other severe or
ders have been issued for the purpose
of guaranteeing the protection Of Bel
gian neutrality.
THE PEOPLE OF sTRAsBOURG AND
/ THE CORPS LEGISLATIF.
LONDON, September l.-During
Yesterdays sitting of the Corps Legis-
| Iatif, letter from StrasbOurg was
read, which stated that the Prussians
were firing on the town, instead of
rampant, with thesavowed objects of
compelling the citizens to sur
render. The population take refuge
in sewers. Deputy Keller denounced
the conduct of the Prussians as inhu-
man. The entire chamber rose and
cheered for the inhabitants of Stras-
bOurg, Count Palikao also de-
nounced the conduct of the Prussisns,
and said that the French army was
| Also uSoSENlU& vi llaloCs
Keller moved for arming of the peo-
pie of the departments of Upper
Rhine. Count Palikao, on part Of
the Government, refused to sanction
the motion, whereupon Deputy kel-
Ter moved the adoption OF the reso-
luton expressing want OF confidence
in the ministry. The deputy also Sc
verely criticised the acts of ministry,
The result of the debate has not been
received,
THE FRENCH CUTTING PRUSsIAN TEL
EGRAPH LINES.
LONDON, September LA large
body of Mobiles are reported as haV'
ing passed the Rhine near Bellingen
some twenty miles below Basle, cuI
the telegraph wires and then retired
Precautions have been taken to guard
against such enterprises hereafter.
1T is reported that three army corps
have entered France from Baden.
FROM ENGLISH SOURCES.
LONDON, September Lit is said
that McMahon disObeyed the order
of the Emperor.
A detachment of thirty thousand
: troops, to protect the Prince Imperia
: and Empress, remains in Paris, a.
does the diplomatic corps.
The siege of Strasbourg continues
= Great slaughter has been occasioneC
by the vigorous bombardment. Tht
garrison made sortie Tuesday even
, ing, and drove the Germans severa
. | miles.
Passenger lines between London anC
) Paris are still running by way O
: Dover and New Haven.
, A French frigate of Plymouth, afte
capturing the Julius, was seen at dusl
on Wednesday in pursuit of larg
/. German ship, which was making ever.
effort to escape.
The Paris Figaro eanard about tn
sailing of German Privateers iron
America has excited the wrath Of th
e people against its editor.
4 M'MAHoN ADVANCING ON MoNTMEDY
e LONDON, September 1.-Dispatche
t from Paris at midnight last nigh