Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-04
TELEGRAMS.

Garibaldi, with the rest, is making
tracks for Lyons.
Work On the new pcstofice, New
York, is to be resumed.
The Cuban steamer Hornet was
at PJrt-su-Prince on January 2lst.
4 fire in DeC0rah, Iowa, Yesterday,
burned a dry goods store worth s20,-
ODH.
Russia triumphed in the Conference
and viii hereafter control the Black
Sea.
Arrangements have been made to
erect q monument to Telegraph Morse
in Washington.
The number OF foreign passengers
year was 2S4,Sl5.
The French Of Bordeaux, who did
not feel the rigOrs Of war, are in favor
Of its continuance.
CyriIle Dion has challenged Ru-
d0lph 10 play q game Of billiards Of
GJyO points for $1,000.
The safety committee Of Bordeaux
favor Gambetta and Others for the
future rulers Of France.
The provisional government Of
France excludes large numbers Of
imperialists from the privilege Of the
ballot.
A lot Of Missouri women want Con-
gTess TO let them vote. They cOrnered
Governor Brown and kinder got him
down.
The Germans again attacked the
French Wednesday afternoon, south
of Point Artier, but the result is not
stated.
Twenty-eight thousand dollars have
already been contributed in Boston
toward sending a ship load Of pro-
visions TO France.
Dispatches from many parts of
France concur in expressing the de-
termination Of the people TO continue
the war, unless the terms proposed By
Germany are greatly ameliOrated.
A third section Of twenty-five miles
Of the Atlantic and Pacific railroad
and telegraph line has been accepted
by the President, and he has ordered
the usual land patents to be issued.
A benevolent association Of old
ladies in New York sent a delegation
70 Washington, yesterday, to get
Congress 70 open the national ceme-
terie5 TO all dead Union soldiers.
The condition Of Paris is horrible.
The pOpulaCe Is terribly excited
against England, and Faver has re-
que5ted the German authorities not to
allow any Englishmen 70 enter the
city as he considers their lives unsafe.
The London Times thinks Beast
Buffers resolution in Congress, con-
graduating and welcoming the Fe-
mans on their arrival in New York,
base demagOgUism. The funny part
Of the affair is that the Fenians con-
cur with the Times.
Public manifestations In Brussels
in favor Of the temporal power Of the
Pope were magnificent. In immense
numbers, pilgrims from all parts Of
Belgium traveFsed the streets, singing
Htanies. The Archbishop Of Malines, [
after the celebration Of mass, delivered
an impassiOned sermon.
On application Of the Erie Railroad Z
Company, Judge Sutherland, Of New /
York, granted an injunction restrain !
ing the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad /
Company from altering their gauge,
and ordering them to show cause why 1
the present gauge should not be made |
perpetual.
Cabral and his savage party have
four armies in San Domingo to oppose
Baez and the sale Of the sink OF bar
barism 70 Grant. All the towns oD-
pose annexation, and declare their
purpose 70 fight to the last against If.
This is all right, and viii give Grant
q pretext for the augmentation OF the
standing army.
A new "red-hot" society in paris
prOnOunces for a republic with one
assembly, and the executive 10 be
called by the assembly; the suDDres-
sion OF the standing army and the
substitution therefor Of militia, COM
prising all citizens; and the Eeduetion
Of the budget Of ablOtion titles and
the privileges OF the nobility. It re-
pudiates forever all war for purposes
Of conquest, and concludes with the
demand that no negotiation shall be
made with the Prussians while thew
femain on French soil.