Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-06

! BERLIN, February 8. Emperor
| William telegraphed -the Empress in
/ structiOns to order a grand salute to
be fired, in honor Of the late decisive
! events.
General Won Podelbestoki, of the
war Office, announces that no more
official military news viii be pub
lished during the armistice.
DOLNGs OF AN ORLEANS PRINCE.
Special to the n. Y. Worli.l
| BERLIN, February 4.-There is
great cOmmOtiOn at TrOpedOrf, at the
/ residence Of ChambOXe, where he re-
ceived numbers of visitors, and by
means of cOUriers, receives dispatches
| twice daily. The Count is in high
spirits and may depart tor France at
any moment.
Isabella, of Spain, has bought a
chateau near Vienna.
BIssIARCK's DENIAL.
| VERSAILLES, February 5.-It IS
/ officially stated that Germany does not
I intend 10 acquire, through a treaty Of
| peace with France, any possessions in
/ India, Asia or the transatlantic COUu-
! tries.
Bismarck, in addition to his protest
/ against Gambetta's decree, sent note
to Favre on the subject, and the latter
! replied to-day, declaring that limita-
tiUns 10 the freedom Of elections has
been abolished.
PERFIDIOUs.
LONDON, February $50 PIN
Several trains loaded with provisions
! entered Paris to-day.
The German troops have occupied
| AbOeville, in the department Of the
seine. Colonel Nillinency protested
/ against the occupation as a violation
of the armistice.
The Germans had q series Of engage
! ments on the Swiss frontier with the
rear guard of BOurbaki's army on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
and captured two eagles, nineteen
/ cannon and mitrailleuses and 1900
/ prisoners, including two Generals.
Many hundred provision wagons aud
a large quantity Of arms fell into the
Germans hands, whose loss in killed
and wounded was incOnsiderabIe.
The Generals commanding the French
forces, including Garib8ldi, vainIy
attempted to eXtricate themselves by
appealing TO the protection of the
Paris armistiCe.
GOSSIP FROM PARIS.
TrOchu has declined to stand as
candidate for the Assembly. Favre,
while negotiating the armistice, was
| instructed by his colleagues. General
NinOy also took part IN the delibera-
JOns. 97l prisoners, SO far, have been
exchanged.
A PARIsIAN HEGIRA.
PARIS, February 2.-Ssveuty thou
sand persons have asked permission
to leave the city. Museum at Yer
sailles and St. Germain, uni0jured.
Members Of the Paris government 20
to Bordeaux on the 10Th inst, 10 rem
der an account Of their administration
before the Assembly.
FAvRE on THE FENCE.
Worlds Special Correspondent
VERSAILLES, February 4.-Favre
declares himself master Of the situa-
ton. 1t is probable, if France pre-
Serves the Republic, that Favre win
be Consul; and if the Empire Is res
tOred, he viii be Premier. The
chances for the BOurbOns and Orlean-
lists are diminishing, and those of the
Emperor increasing. The Germans
are confident Of the restoration of the
Empire.
The laxity Of the Swiss neutrality
affords a preteXt for the annexation Of
jNeuichatel, which belongs to the in
heritance of the dead HOhenZollerns. |
The German army will march
through Paris after peace is made.
Reports Of riots in Paris are false.
PREPARING FOR THE GREAT TRI-
UMPH,
Great preparations are being made
lt Stuttgardt for the departure of the
king for Versailles. Court and suite
will appear in new uniforms and
iveries, invented for the occasion.
All German sOyereigns are invited to
be present at the conclusion OF peace. /
which is expected at an early day,
PRUssIA's INTENTIONS.
LONDON, February 5-S a.m.-The
Observer remarks, that, if it is true
that Prussia demands the cessiOn of
POndicherry, her object must be to
exchange that colony with England
for HeligOland. But, adds the O5-
SerreT, Favre is yet unaware of any
territory being demanded, nor does
he know the amount OF indemnity
claimed by Prussia.
Letters from st. Petersburg say that
Russia viii not intervene in aid Of
France.
Berlin telegrams anticipate that on
the conclusion Of peace the German
troops will enter Paris in triumph and
remain there until the war indemnity
is paid, and that the Fifth army cOrps
VIII hold theproyince Of Champagne. |
THE SITUATION IN NORAIANDA.
HAyRE, February 4.-By a special |
decree the arrOndizemeut Of Havre /
will form an electoral circOnscrip iptiOn,
as the remainder Of the department is |
occupied by the enemy.
Navigation on the Seine will be |
re-Opened tomorrow from this point /
to ROuen.
The Germans have fined the news /
paper at ROuen 1900 francs for print. /
ing Gambetta's DEGREES prescribing
ELECTORAL disabilities. No Journal fs !
now published in that city. The cir
culatiOn Of newspapers between Paris
and the departments are Orbidden
during the armistice. The DEGREES Of
the Paris government are not posted
In Lyons.
LILLE, February 4.-Four equer-
ries Of NapOleOn's household have
been arrested here.
Several protests appeared against
DEGREES.
ELECTORAL DISQUALIFICATION
BORDEAUX, February 5.-The Gov
here has issued a declaration
the electoral disqushf-
cations, and announcing one Of their
has been sent TO Paris to eX-
plain the real state Of things. The
declaration was signed by Gambetta,
Glois, BiscOn, BremieuX and Four
chOB.
LONDON, February 81 p.m.-The
Council of Duma have
drawn up a protest against the electO-
raj disc qualifications. Gambetta has
resolved to cOnvoke electors and take
All votes legally recorded. Magner /
mas arrived at Dieppe and is expected /
1t HaYre tomorrow.
BIG Eagllsh aIlltaFy SChsns.
LONDON, February 5.-The Observer
reports the government scheme for
unraqainoF the nH4afoncv Of tho ovr,,,v I