Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-05
FRANCE.
EmmIssaFIss Of the Communists.
Their D0IHgs ard PlOttIugs
Acknowledgment Alarmed.
VsrsallIi3ta Generous TO Thi8Fs--Ths
Last of AIsaCe.
The UnItfd States Wins The San
Iuan Affair.
English Communists.

VERSAILLES, June Archbishop
Darbuy will beaburied here Wednes-
day. On that day the Assembly will
suspend its sessions. The insurgents
who commanded the shooting Of the
Archbishop have been discovered
through their own bOasting. Another
notable insUTgent bOasted that the
burning Of Paris would be considered
insignificant when the London docks
with all their wealth were consumed
as a grand lesson to the middle classes
of Europe. London, Liverpool and
Bristol viii be next, it is said, the
scenes Of secret operations. Papers
have been discovered which show
that the operations Of the Communists
were directed from London.
PARIS, Jnne 3.-The theater has
been authorized to reopen, but cafes
and chauteau are still under restric-
tiOns.
The Versailles Assembly has voted
1,053, 600 francs for the purpose Of re-
building q house for Thiers.
BERLIN, June 3.-The bill incOr-
pOTating Alssee with the German EN-
pire, has been read three times before
the German Parliament.
BERLIN, June 3.-It has been ascer-
tanned that the chief of the Interna-
tional Club and several EngIishmen
were among the insurgents.
Thiers promises that whatever
sentence is imposed on Assey and
Rochefort it shall be faithfully exc
cuted.
The order, signed and sealed by the
Commune, to burn the Hotel de Vile,
has been discovered.
Emperor William has decided the
San Juan question in favor Of the Uni
ted States.
THE LION AND LAMB LIE DOWN To
GETHER.
BRUSSELS, June THE LldeDen-
delc6 Beige says that diplomatic rela-
tiOns between France and Germany
will shortly be resumed. Probably
the Marquis de GatOvic viii be French
Charge d'Affaires at Berlin, and
Count Won Nalsfell German repre-
sentative at Versailles.
PARIS, June 4, evening.-Duke de
AUmale has arrived at st. German.
Executions at Versailles are still
numerous.
All the Paris journals are discussing
what shall be done with the Orleans
princes. Some appeal to their pa
triOtism and ask them to resign their
seats in the Assembly.
The Girdrdsu 1l La Li6erts demands
the establishment of a liberal TepUb-
lie after the model of the United
States or Switzerland.
PARIS, June 4.-NO one is allowed
to leave the city after g o'clock pm,
from which hour all the gates are
closed and the cavalry patrol the
streets and suburbs until morning.
The Commission appointed for the
reorganization of the army has decided
in favor of compulsory service. All
Erenchmen are against the advice of
President Thiers, who recommended
the restoration law of 1892.
Many strangers, inClud ng numbers
OF Englishmen have arrived in Paris
and Versailles, end the arrivals are
increasing daily.
The Figaro estimates the number Of
men who bore arms in the late insur-
rectiOn, and who have not vet been
identified or arrested, at $4,000. The
police are in constant danger from
violence at their hands.
Graussel was arrested in Paris to-
day,
Active search has been made for
Pyatt, who is believed to be concealed
in the city.
The report that a motion has been
made in the Assembly to prOlOng
Thiers' power is confirmed.