Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-12
FRANCE.

NltIOhlE o ELL FLkASkl
ID PARIS, September Y, 1875 p.m.-Th,
4Paris Ministry has just made public tn,
following important intelligence:
The Prussians attacked TOul On Satur
aday, at 3 O'Clock in the morning, and psr
usistsd until 9 in the evening. They were
: however. repulsed, and many of the bat,
I teries di5mOunted. More than 10000
3 Prussian5 we're placed hors de combat al
I MOntmedy on Thursday. The garrison
~splsndidly repulsed the Prussisn attack.
J The Prussians have surrounded MeauX.
] They have arrived in force az Creecy, and
are approaching Noisy lie Gr8nde.
Paris is cheered this morning by a ru-
MOI that Russia is insisting on an armis-
tice, and also that the United States have
inJerpOsed.
BAzAINE's PLUCK-RUssIA AM AUSTRIA
WILL NOT SERVE REPUBLICAN FRANCE.
PARIS, September Y, 10 a.m.-At 1880
O'Clock this m, a heavy skirmish took
place between the eighth squadron Of
French dragons which garrisOnsd Chat
teau Ihlerry, and the Prussian advance
( guard, which was r6pulsed. More Prus-
SLAMS arc to be sent before ~StrasDourg.
The Prussians fOuI d in the EmperOr's
Edssk a detailed statement OF the PrusSian
forces, numbering I,0OO,O 600 men, 10 900
cannon and l6O, coo horses.
The GdNIOis reports that England, in
AAt AAaAAtb VI az lELEAA4 HDM6L5r A1hS
tklnE WlIiaW for fifteen days armistice,
norsnce respecting the case o which
thew had heard all the particulars, and
with which they should have been
familiar. Once into the jury-box, and,
assuming an air of responsibility which
required an immense amount of mental
labor, and leaning resignedly back in
their seats, they were ready, if neces-
sary, which was usually the case, to re-
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four days, or 8 week, for two dollars
per day and board, at the county's ex-
pense.
Rev. Mr.. LoWery, of Alabama, hav-
been invited by the congregation of
the Second Presbyterian Church, in this
CITY, to deliver a series of ermon to
them, with ayiew Of giving him a call to
the passionate of the church, recently
vacant by the resignation of Of the
useful AND beloved DR.. Witherspoon,
accepted their invitation and preached
Yesterday morning to q large and appre-
cistive congregation from Hebrews,
second chapter and the first clause Of the
verse: "How shall we escape if
neglect so great salvation" The rev. !
srened gentleman was listened to through
lut with the most profound attention. {
manifested in the delivery, matter !
md styls of his discourse the earnestness {
md pathOs of the Christian orator, the
leep reflection Of the logical thinker and
he cultivated taste of the finished :
If we had space we might give :
synopsis of his eloquent sermon, which I
highly n earnestly commended
the great salvation" to perishing men.
But suffice it to say that in our opinion, j,
ndging from his discourse yesterday, J
us installation as pastor, should he re- I
and accept q call from the Congrega- !
ion, would prove a blessing to the
and a valuable acquisition to the .
ministry in our city. he is in .
vigor of manhood and apparently ?
a the possession Of such qualifications of c
he head and heart as eminently fit him c
or the efficient discharge of the respon-
ible and varied duties Of pastor to one .,
f our most influential Congregations. =
ie will preach tonight at the usual I
our. q
The Columbia Herald tells US that the :,
Olite circles of Maury county, and neigh =
Oring cities n towns, have had as a ,
Of much discussion during the past
sw weeks the approaching marriage OF \
'olOnel FOunton Wade and Miss Anna 2
I~argaret Pillow, daughter of General =
iideon J. Pillow. The ceremony was APP q
70 take place in st. Johns church, !,
AshwOod, on last Wednesday evening at y
O'Clock. For weeks previous every
ehiele was engaged for the day, and by :,
O'CLOCK, on Wednesday evening, the A
began to 90 in the direction OF :,
.shwOOd, in order to be there when the ~
sremony was performed, well knowing =
Ow prompt 70 time Colonel Wade was. =,
Tiles of bUggies could be seen as far as
be dust would allow the vision to ex-
md. In the beautiful church, now sadly
by the rude hand of war, sat some
{ the most charming and beautiful ladies tC
Middle Tennessee, Nashville, Spring n
-ill, Alabama, Memphis and other States, c
I'D from our own city and county. 1t bt
as almost 8 O'Clock before music an %
Ounced that the bridegroom was sp- b
reaching. Under the touch of Professor
steye's magic band the church was filed
it'll exquisite music. The bride came in
aiming IN tbs arm of her father. Under =
arch Of green magnolia leaves the beau %
full and accomplished Miss A. j. Pillow II
as united in the holy bands of matrimo- 10
y with Colonel d. F. Wade, by Rev. Mr.. p
Below is list of the attendants. "a
ct the names be reversed, and the order
which they came in viii be obtained:
lptsin Henry Pointer, Miss Ssllie A.
ok; Major Hugh Ewing, Miss Priscilla OF
.srtin; Major William Polk, Miss Re-
,cca Msyes; Mr.. J. II. BrYson, Miss NJ
aria Martin; Captain George w. Pillow, th
iss Ellen Sanders; Mr.. Harry Martin, By
iss Pattie Wade; Mr.. NJ. Williams, Miss W
llie Polk Pillow. sii