Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-16
PARIS.
fusion ofOrisanists and Legltimists-FrenCh
Emigration to America.
Monarchial lntFigass DenOuneed-The
Pops's Temporal Fortunes.

LONDON, June ia Times special
from Paris says that Marshal MacMa-
hon desires to resign command OF the
Army Reserve Corps.
The army i5 to be dissolved, and
General VinOy, its commander, VIII
retire from the service.
An average of "a, ,Gl0 persons arrive
in Paris daily by the northern and
western railroads.
The GQlt50is states the fusion OF Or
leanists and the Legitimatists is COM
plete.
a Paris journal says that the East
ern railroad is daily crowded with
Germans returning to their homes
laden with plunder.
Persons arrived from Paris say that
we have not been told of the trouble
in that city, and that the destruction
of life and property immensely ex-
ceeds both the Government and
newspaper accounts.
The WOrkmen of Paris are almost
unanimously Communists. They are
very bitter because their cause has
been defeated, and hate both Theirs
and the Bonapartis.s. Many of them
will emigrate to America.
Napoleon visited the Kent cricket
eEs yesterday, received quite an Ova-
ton, and held a fete. He is undOubt-
edly surrounded by his old adherents,
and bold movements are rumOred.
VERSAILLES, June 15.-The report,
which has been extensively circulated,
that the Italian government had de-
manded the recall of Duke D'Har-
court, French ambassador, Is positive
ly cOntradicted.
The members of the Corps Legislatif
have issued a manifesto, denOuncing
mOnarchial intEigues generally, but
the radical tendency of the address,
endeavOring to excuse the Commune,
creates a bad impression in Paris.
The religious journals ridicule the
efforts of French bishops to commit
France into revolution on the question
of the POpe's temporal power They
pronounce the question settled, and
declare that France has no right to in
terfere.
PARIS, June 15.-The Republican
journals express their opinion that the
clerical members of the BourbOns
have exposed their hand, and all urge
the electors to reject ali candidates for
theAssembly whose platform is vague
or ambiguous. 1t is said that the
Duke de Chartres will assist at
review of a hundred thousand troops
will be held in the Champs de Mars
Sunday.
The eharred cOrpses found in the
ruins Of the Hotel de Vile, are I'M
dOubtedly the remains of Prussians
left in the cells by the Communists.
Three hundred Communists were
arrested in this city between Saturday
and Tuesday last.
VERSAILLES, June 5.-TrOchu con-
tinued his remarks in the Assembly
in vindicatiOn of his defense Of Paris.
He said that individuals he had arrest
ed as Prussian agents during his con-
duct of military affairs in the capital
reappeared as leaders of the insurrec-
ton. He instanced as one case, Dom
brOWski. The insurrectiOn, he said,
was general and was merely eOntin-
uatiOn of the war with Prussia. He
concluded by condemning in vigorous
terms Bismark's mild illusions to the
Commune.
A motion was introduced in the
Assembly for the taxation of the
passports Of persons entering France.
Also a motion proposing that the
present Assembly sit for two years
and enact organic laws for the con-
troll of the finances Of the country.