Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-31
Paris Ready fer The Ensny--.Ths Fortihca-
tleus CompIetsd and Aaaasd.
Troubles of the English and German hesi
dents In PsrIs---Ths Parislan Rioters.
ENGLAND.


THE PRUssIANs FEAR FRENCH TACTICS.
LONDON, August S0.-It was reported
several days ago that Prince Frederick
Charles would return and go in pursuit
of McMahon, This report seems 10 De
gaining strength. Ii is supposed Lhe
Prince mas been thus led to depart Irom
his original plan OF operations, because
his line of communications wooIu DC
seriously endangered with SO large an
army in his rear.
LATEST FROM PRUssIAN HEADQUARTERS
LONDON, August 30.-The dispatches
from the Prussisn general headquarters,
dated Sunday noon, declare that baZs1ns :
communications have been completely
cr,t of and all kilograms printed in Paris
as from him, must be Manufactured.
The sduadrons of chasseurs defeated st
Busoncey and nearly snnlhllated, De-
Ionged TO the FourteeJh regiment. 1hey
were commanded by Lieu.ensut colonel
LaPorte, who was wounded and captured
with many of the squadron.
ENGLISH CORRESPONDENTS IN A BAD BOX.
LONDON August S0.-The army cores
pondents in France are fsring pad!y'
Austin, of the London Times, is lml'ris-
oned at Rheims; Hall, OF the GrGphie, is
the Nel0s, has been escorted back TO farls
under q detachment of soldiers.
PREPARING FOR A CONTEST.
LONDON, August 3O-l0:S0 am.-The
following news from the French war Of
fee has lust been received: Nearly 90,-
600 French troops are now in triangle,
formed by lines running from Rheims 10
YouZiers.
Bszaine is not shut up. He is I20,OOO
and McMahon is IS6, 600 strong. They
are stealing a march on the Prlnce
ROYAL, who is two days ahead OF Prince
Frederick Charles. 1t is hoped that the
latter cannot come up in time.
Fifty thousand soldiers left Paris on
Monday for the vicinity of Rheims. II
is said that the Prussian force there Is %,
900 strong.
THE EMPEROR AND PRINCE IMPERIAL
LONDON, August 30.-The Prince I'm
periaI WIS at Zadona Sunday evening,
| where the Emperor was also expected
! A forc9 of German UhlRns were at the
time only nine miles south of that place
STUPIDITY OF THE LONDON PRESS.
LONDON, August 30.-The French say
the district between Rheims, Vouzier'
Sesan and Montmedy will Do the scene ol
the next general action
The Times quite agrees with Prussia
that France must be taught to know thf
4 power of her neighborS.
| Crown Princes advance on Paris, but 1t
/ has also made that advance at any time
hereafter easy.
The London papers are perfectly be
/ logged as to the positions Of the hostile
armies, as late war telegrams have mad'
| confusion worse confounded."
The expulsion of Germans from Psri
| causes sad distress.
pRUss1ANs ON THE HEELS OF THl
l
| LONDON, August S0.-The Prussians en-
tered Sedan on the heels Of the retreatinl
| French. ~ ... -..--
King williams route to Paris is by tn
upper Marne and Meuse.
TRAVEL STOPPED
LONDON, August 30.-The French au
| thcrities to-day stopped travel via Calsi
to Paris, and the BOulogne route vii
| probably be closed tomorrow. The chan
mel steamboats, are already withdrawing
| AUSTRIA SECRETLY AIMING.
LONDON, August 30.-A special dispstcl
from Berlin says that Austria Is secretl.
arrning. All her officers and soldiers nov
on turlough are being recalled. War ak
preparations are being made. The obJec
of this policy IL unknown
TRoUBLKs OF GERMANS, ENGLISH AN
AMERICANS IN PARIS,
LONDON, August S0-A correspondent
of the Telegraph, writing from Paris
2sth, gives the following news:
Mr. Washburne has all the Germans i
France under his protection. Ever
German who is arrested under the recen
proclamation of Trochu, demands q
once to be taken before Washburne 70
examination. No American has yet bee
captured as a Prussian spy, while ten ou
of every dozen Englishmen have been al
rested. The Telegraph also adds shs
, ! Americans do not travel Ike Englist
men with chests of plate. The forme
carry their countless diamonds in thei
! vest pockets and chignons.
BRITISH NEUTRALITY.
LONDON, August 30.-A French frigst
which has been in the harbor of Lerwicl
Scotland, sailed thence Sunday, after r.
, pairing her machinery. She had receive
! | notice from the British government
! leave.