Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-02
FRANCE AND PRUSSIA.
THE ARAusTICE PREVAILS.

LONDON, February IA dispatch
/ from Bordeaux says that Gsmbetta
| telegraphed the Protects that be will
! announce the resolution Of the BOr-
/ deauX Government after COmmuniC8-
! ton with PerOn8ye, who is to come
from Paris. Meanwhile, he asks them
/ to be firm and confident, and instructs
/ them to drill inces5antly all recruits
who may come in during the term Of
respite allowed by the armistice.
Another dispatch from Versailles
mentions that firing was heard in the
! Belleville and Neilet quarters Of Paris
yesterday. II is feared that disturb
ances have occurred.
Another dispatch from Versailles
says the armistice has been carried
out in the north and west of France
without difficulty. 1t is reported that
the armistice has been extended
over the Eastern departments, and
that military operations on the part
Of Generals Manteuffel, WOrder, BOur-
baki and Gambetta cease to-day.
A dispatch from PrOntWeet, Swift
Zerland, Of the 3lst, says the bonn
bardment of Belfort continues. The
Eighty-fOurth French corps escaped
southwark but the remainder Of BOUr-
baki's army is being driven toward
the Swiss frontier.
THE EMPEROR To BE RESTORED.
LONDON, February IA special to
the World says it is confidently be
Heyed in Court circles here that
the Empire will be restored with
the Empress as Regent.
The EmperOr's confidential aide ar
rived at ChiselhUrst to-day. Signifi- !
cant cOurtesies have lately been eX- !
tended to Eugenie by Victoria.
GAAIBETTA's LAST.
BORDEAUX, February IN. Gam /
BETA, in a dispatch sent yesterday, in /
reply to Favre's telegram of the 18th, /
says: "The country is feverishly /
anxious and can't rest COntented with 1
information given in your dis
patches"
The government Of Bordeaux has
ordered an immediate execution Of the /
but can't order an election
for the National Assembly without
further explanations, and without
knowing the fate of the Paris munici-
pality. Bordeaux has made a protest |
move against peace on any dishOnOr-
able terms, and imploriugly appeals
to the French TO remain az their post.
WHAT THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY,
WILL DO FIRST.
BORDEAUX, February 1t is be-
lieved that the first act Of the Ma
tiOnal Assembly, when it cOnvenes at
BOrdeauE, viii be the nomination of
a president for the council of minis
ters forming the Government. NJ.
Eavre, Gambetta, Theirs and Picard
Grevy will probably Be the candidates !
for the Office, and Favre, Gambetta
and Thiers are reported to have the
greatest chances.
GAMBETTA BLOWS AGAIN.
BORDEAUX, February 1.-Gambett |
has issued a proclamation saying:
'FrenchmeR-Prussia believes that /
an srmistice will dissolve our armies !
and secure the election. The Cham |
5ers are ready to conclude a shameful
peace; il depends on France to defeat
their calculations 1t is necessary to /
make an armistice for q short |
period for the instruction Of our
young troops. Continue with UnTe-
tA-ACA ftAJA L-A6 Va 5eALliA AlADA 1D4 Aa~
iense and for war. 1t is necessary, |
while you install the National Re ]
publican Assembly, to be willing to ]
make such peace only as is cOmpati- 7
Die with the honor, rank and integrity
Jf France.
THE TERMS OFPEACE.
LONDON, February IA special
OF the London Times from
Berlin says the conditions Of peace
by Bismarck TO Favre en-
)race the cessiOn of Alsace and LOr-
'aine, with BelpOrt and Metz, the ,
payment of ten million francs as in
iemnity for the expenses OF the loan,
he cessiOn of the colony of PrOndi- |
,herry, and the transfer to the Ger
nan navy Of five first-rate frigates.
7avre refers these terms to the Ma
ion8l Assembly which meets at Bor-
leauX.