Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-14
FRANCE.
THE PRUssIANs IN PARIS.

THE PRUSsLANS IN PARIS.
NEW YORK, February IA Yer
sailles special Of the 18th states that
the German army will make a tri-
umphal entry into Paris at noon on
the 18Th. The Emperor will proceed
to the Tuileries, and after partaking
Of lunch will review the army. In
case the TUileries are not in a cOndi-
ton for the reception, the Emperor
will occupy the Palace Elysees. The
Emperor returns to Berlin the last of
February.
THE COUNT OF PARIS TO BE KING.
LONDON, February IA copy OF
the correspondence relating to the war,
to be submitted to Parliament, shows
that the Favre party were always
willing to conclude peace on any
terms which did not include the ces-
sion of territory, and that Germany
prosecuted the war for the purpose of
acquiring territory. England has
been continually urging peace on
Favre's terms.
The Orleanists are confident that
the Count de Paris will be King Of
France in a few weeks.
The Government states that it will
be able to dispatch lis, 900 men in case
of war.
ENACTIONs OF THE PPUssIANs.
LONDON, February 13.-Paris ad-
vices state that Ducrot is seriously i'll.
The Prussians have levied a war
contribution of one hundred thousand
francs upon the inhabitants of Steer
main.
1t is reported that the armistice will
be prolonged until the 28th.
The French government has ceased
buying provisions for Paris.
The Versailles correspondent Of the
Times telegraphs on the 18th that the
delivery Of arms to the Germans was
completed. The Germans are destroy
ing the French guns which prove
useless on account Of the removal of
portions of the breech-lOading appa-
Tatus.
Postal and relief trains from London
for Paris, recently stopped by the Ger
mans under mistake, were immedi-
ately released by Prussian orders from
headquarters.
MoNARCHICAL CANDIDATES AHEAD.
LONDON, February u, 9 9p.m.-Ofi-
cial returns from departments north
show that the mOnarchicel candidates
pOlled 800 and the Republicans Az
coo votes.
General Changarnier, accompanied
by other delegates, has arrived at BOr-
deauX.
GARIBALDI AND FAVRE.
BoRDEAUx, February 18.-In the
Assembly to-day, the President read
a letter from Garibaldi, in which the
General declines a seat in the Assem-
bly, offered him by the several de-
partments, through Favre, for himself
and in the name of his colleagues.
THE FRENCH ASSEMBLY.
BORDEAUX, February 13.-The
French Assembly to-day held a pre-
paratOry sitting for the purpose of as
certaining the number of members in
attendance, fixing a day for the first
public session, and appointing Secre-
taries. There were three hundred
Deputies present and the session was
formally opened.
The Government is still without
news as to the result Of the election in
Paris. The latest dispatch says the
result was not known last evening.
Favre has arrived at Bordeaux and
Garibaldi is mOmentarily expected.
THE PARTICULARS.
LONDON, February 13.--It has been
ascertained that only ninety-eight
lives were lost by the Wrecking of the
French transport lie Cert off the cape
La Hague.
SOLDIER ELECTED.
The commandment OF HaVre has been
elected to the Assembly from the De-
partment of Ille.et- Villaine.
ANOTHER TURN OF THE SCREW.
The Germans have imposed contri-
buttons Of quarter million francs
on the towns Of Lille and BOune.
POPULAR REVoLTs.
LILLE, February I3.-It Is reported
that there have been uprisings of the
people in various departments, but
the rumOr is not credited. AT an
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