Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-11
FRANCE
The Bank Of France OrleaHists aha
Thiers-The Coming Elections.

VERSAILLES, June lO.-The idea Of
burning the bodies Of the victims ol
the civil war in Paris has been aOan.
doued and they are 70 be eXhunned
from their present burial places 70 the
Park of Marceau and the Garden
Iuxemburg and transferred to the
new cemetery beyond the village and
Fort Nanyres.
Piatt is known to be concealed in
Paris.
fba REORGANIZATION of the Army viii
soon report in favor of service.
Prince de JOinville and Due d'Au'
male visited Thiers and members
ofthe Cabinet and were received with
the utmost courtesy, and Theirs subse'
ouently returned their call. At their
interviews with Thiers and Grevy
the two princes resigned their seats IN
the Assembly, and disclaimed any in
tentiOn Of intriguing against the Gov
eminent.
The Orleanists are preparing for q
hauQuet to Due d'Aumale.
The arrival Of Count deChsmbOrd
at BOulOgue is cOntradicted.
The official journal announces that
the elections to the Assembly in ll3
districts viii be held on the I'd OF
July.
Some of the journals assure the
people that the deposits in the Bank
Of France are uninjured.
SAD sTORY-DEATH OF A CRAVE
OLD CHRISTIAN.
The Archbishop Of Paris died with
the serene courage Of q martyr. In
answer to the insults Of his executors,
he said: "DO not prOiane the word
liberty: to US alone it belongs, for we
shall die for liberty and faith"
Dombrowski died in the bedroom
stthe Hotel de Vile formerly occupied
nv NTdIIa HaeSsman. The day after his
asc7pe from Iamulie he received
three rifle shots while at the barricade
Rua d'Ornia and was transferred
from there to the Hotel de Vile,
where he died Of his wounds.
Ta Iescluse was killed at barriCade
Chateau Dieu. His face was much
disfguTed by a portion Of the burn
Ing wall, which fell upon him.
Paris, June ga decree ordering
the supplementary elections 10 MI
vacant seats in the Assembly is expect
f.i tO-mOrrOw. The Gazette de France
sqvs the Orleans Princes have prom
ised not to take their seats as deputies
during the existence Of the present
Assembly, and not to allow their sons
TO become candidates.
THE PRESS FOR THE REPUBLIC.
The Paris papers continue to uphold
fke administration and policy OF
Thiers. and affirm that monarchy is a
SYNONYM for revolution. They also
sppear TO think that the supplement
tsrv election may possibly change the
majority in the Assembly.
nj. FORBADE Iaraquette viii stand
for the Assembly in the Department
of the Loire ct GaTnOne, and his cleo
fiou will probably not be contested.
Rouher. GuerrOniere and Haussman
are also spOken Of as candidates. 1t
Is almost certain that Prince NapO-
leon will run for the Assembly from
COusied.
MANY rifles are found daily, con-
ceaIed iu cellars, churches and the
catacOmbs.
me ODi,iiOne NGtiOaGle, comment
ing on the action of the Assembly,
warns them that the country is slid
ing down an inclined plain into mOn-
arehy. Other journals approve yes
terday's proceedings. La Trance COM
pares- the speech of N. Thiers 70 the
DrOclamatiOns of Washington.
The German forces have commenced
evacuating the department OF the
Lower Seine.
Its expected that the state Of siege
will cease In Paris Monday.