Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-10
TELEGRAMS.

The Empress and her boy ara at Hast
| ings.
Austria undertakes the task of making
| peace.
Esquires had an Grafton in MarseiIles
yesterday.
The Imperial family are now all securely
out OF France.
A seventy-fve thousand dollar fire yes.
terday in Baltimore.
Senior CASTELAR, is at the head of the
Spanish Republic.
A fire IN Phnsdelphis yesterday de-
stroyed a mandatory valued at 81, 900.
Switzerland follows the United States
in recognizing the French Republic.
A direct road is to be built at once from
Cincinnati TO Springfield. via Lebanon
The French of Cincinnati, like those OF
Memphis, have organized an Aid Society.
The French Baltic fleet accepts the
French revolution and new Government.
Fifty thousand French prisoners have
been distributed among the fortresses of
Ssxony.
Rouher, Persigney ,Barrehe, Grammont
and other Imperialists, have arrived in
England.
Unpleasant relations between London
and Berlin owing to England selling
arms to France. = w q - =
Victor Hugo has published a powerful
appeal to the Germans, asking for peace
and paternal unity.
The Paris observatory Des Msntles and
All It's instruments have been removed to
q place of safety.
The Democracy Of Ohio open their cam
paign this evening, and the Republicans
Tomorrow evening.
The census of Pittsburg shows the pop
ulatlon of twentY-three wards to be, be-
tween the rivers, So, 254.
1t is reported that the action of the Di-
plomatic Corps at Paris, in favor of peace,
is authoritstively denied.
Twenty thousand citizens OF Paris
marched through that city yesterday
singing the Msrsellsise.
The steamer Red Jacket exploded yes
terday, at Perth Amboy, killing Pilot
Brown, an engineer and fireman.
The ambassadors appointed to all the
courts by the Emperor have been recalled
and new ones appointed in their place.
The Prussians are again pressing from
the eastward toward Paris. They were
at Netry le Franeais yesterday in force.
Rev. Nathan Lord, late President of
Dartmouth College, died at Harmony,
Vermont, yesterday, at IL O'Clock, aged
~ years. =
Mr.. Sanford, late U. S. Minister to Bel
gium, praises in highest terms the hu-
mane treatment of French wounded by
Prussians and Bslgians.
The bitches round the fortifcations of
Paris have been filed with water. The
Prefect Of Police advises all who wish to
leave the city to go at once.
The French cable, between st. Pierre
and Duxbury, is now repaired, and the
tests are perfect. Ali Atlantic cables are
now in complete working order.
A dispatch from Munich, Bavaria. last
night, says twenty-six German professors
Of law and medicine have added their
signatures to protests of the theological
faculty against the results of the Ecnmen-
ical Council.
The office of the MdrSefEldise newspaper
Office of Paris was assailed by mob yes
terdEy, and destroyed. Cheseret, the edi-
tor, formerly general officer in the Fed
eral Office, and an extreme Radical, is I'M
der the ban. f-.H -.Ftes
Russia will not enter into an alliance
with France unless accompanied by Aus
tria or some other power.
British neutrality. it is now asserted, is
owing chiefly to the influence of the
Queen and the aristocracy who have an
ungoverns5le and stupid repngnance 20 /
q Republican form of government. The
British residents of Paris curse their
pusilanimity. ... r.,,s..,-,.....
A dispatch from London, received last
night, says the iron-clad g fCaptainr was
lost off Cape Finesterre, and all on board,
numbering five hundred, persisted. = 9lli
King William expects to take Paris, not
by bombsrdment or direct assault, but by