Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-21
FRANCE.
More Of the HOrrlble-RumOrs and Facts
from Paris.

| PARIS, June 2O.-The report that
| Piatt has been arrested is contradict
| ed. ROhrer has gone to Bordeaux.
The SicIe approves the plan for Re-
publican Union.
The Presse says the Monarchical
parties are all wanting in patriotism.
Prince Napoleon has accepted the
candidaGure for the Assembly from
Corsica, and his election is thought
certain.
COrpses are daily discovered in ru-
ined houses of Paris. Explorations
Of sewers have been completed, and
many bodies were found in them in a
horribly mutilated condition, and
buried at night in Mont Martre.
LONDON, June 20.-A Times special
says that members of the Information
al Society are distributing electoral
manifests. The Journal states that
the proceedings of the society causes
uneasiness to the Belgian Govern
ment and the garrisOns have been re-
infOrced. Baron Haussman ard Le-
mOire have declined to seek the SUI
iTage Of the electors.
General Cluseret has been arrested
and Miller has been seen in Liver
pool.
The Daily NelCs special dispatche
says that instructions have been given
from Berlin to stop the return Of the
German troops from France and to
discontinue the surrender of French
prisoners.
Sixty eight persons have been ar
rested at Brussels for completely in
the riOtOus proceedings on the Occa-
sion Of the celebration OF the POpe's
jubilee.
A letter from the Duke de BrOglie,
and other French residents of London,
says that regulated liberty, a firm
government and free Institutions will
at once re-establish the greatness and
domestic prosperity of France.
The Morning Post says that the re-
view at Champs has been postponed
because the Rights would have cried
Pire 2 PEmpeTettT"
Persigny is in London and has not
been absent since the dechedaSce of the
Emperor was proclaimed.
PARIS, June 20.-WOrk for the res
tOratiOn of Paris, and especially Of
BOis de Bologne, is being actively
pushed forward.
The war between the eighteen mon
archists aud five Republican journals
is bitter in the extreme. The latter
repudiate the commune. The gen.
eral impression is that their leaders
represent the sentiment of more elec-
tors than those Of their adversaries.
They are also united, while the mon
archist journals are divided.
VERSAILLES, June 2O.-The Min
lister Of Justice has issued a circular
requesting all magistrates who are
candidates for the Assembly to resign
before the election.
The government authorizes the re-
establishment Of private telegraphs in
the departments Of the Seine and
LOrne ct Oise.
A manifesto from the moderate
Republicans announces the adhesion
OF sixteen more newspapers to their
cause.
The Bank of France has resumed
the publication of its returns.
PARIS. June 20.-The mOnarchial
press fears the Union Republican Jour
mails.
A committee has been formed to
procure the return to the Assembly of
the former representatives Of Alsace
and Lorraine.
Gambetta has declined the nomina.
ton for the Assembly.
DenunoiatiOns of Communists are
made daily, and arrests continue to be |
frequent.
The idea is mOOted OF forming a
Second Chambers, to be elected by /
the General Councils.