Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-09
ESTABLISHED 1S4O.
THE WAR.
FROM INSIDE PARIS.


graph has the following Information
from inside of Paris to the 3D.; Meet
ings held in various halls are becom'
ing more demOnstrative. Some speak
ers demand the arrest and trial OF
those who surrendered the city. The
Liberal Republican committee, has de-
clared tbatthe Government of the 4th
Of September should be arraigned by
the National Assembly to render an
aCcOnnt of their conduct in the de-
feuse of Paris, and give their reasons
for agreeing to an armistice. The
committee also declare that no treaty
ratifying the CessiOn Of AlsPce and
Lorraine should be signed, and that
Paris should continue the defense and
refuse to capitUlate. Ata meeting in the
Hall de la Rune BlBnch one Of the ora
tor declared that France vas crushed.
R0bespierre and the guiliOtine alone
could save the country. This senti-
ment was received enthusiastically by
the audience. The deputi Is who IA
vOr continuation Of tn war were
loudly applauded at all the meetings"
TrOchu has declined the candidacy
for the Assembly in a letter, in which
he says: only consented to retain
the Presidency Of the Government be-
my colleagues the common respOnsi-
bility. / am about 10 be discharged
from il, and my part must finish with
the events which gave il rise" A
meeting at which this letter was read |
shouted with one voice, The men, /
bers Of the Government are cOWards!" |
The following are among the candi- |
dates Of the Republican alliance, COM |
posed Of the Republican Union and 1
international WOrkingmen's AssOCia- |
tiOns: Louis Blanc, Victor Hugo, l.. |
R0llin, Felix Pyatt, Henri ROChefOrt, !
and n. ParrissaC, editor Of lie Combat. !
EASTERN CONFERENCE.
LONDON, February THE Eastern |
Conference met again to-day, and 1
representatives, were in attendance |
from all the great powers except |
France. Upon adjournment, assur- 1
auCes were given out that a pacific 1
solution Of the entire Eastern question
had been attained.
LONDON, February S.-A Brussels /
correspondent Of the Telegraph says: |
OiO Russell has been instructed not to
sustain the demands made by Favre
for the extension of the armistice. Its
prO.OngatiOn is expected, The Times
says all information received from |
Paris indicates q longing for peace at
any price.
FROM NORMANDY.
LONDON, February S.-CarnOt, COM
missioner for the defense Of Norman
dy. has resigned.
The Prussians, under Won DartOUn,
occupy most Of Burgundy.
PeiliseT on the 9TH evacuated Lon
IasaUcerp
TRIUMPHAL ENTRY INTO PARIS.
Special to New York World
LONDON, February S.-The German
army will enter Paris on the 18th.
Nj. 5. Wager, of COnnesvillP, KY,
died in Paris on the "a inst, from
wounds inflicted by shell during the
b0mbardment.
CHAOTIC CONDITION OF THE PUBLIC
OPINION OF FRANCE.
LOSDON, February S.-The German |
officials in France have been instruct
Cd to abstain from vigorous censorship !
over the French press while the cleo
tiOns are pending, and many journals {
which had been suppressed or had re-
fused to appear have resumed publi-
cation.
The National and Mobile Guards in ! [
Paris have disbsnded.
The bOmbardment Of BelfOrt is still 7
going on.
II. Delesckluzc, at a meeting in Cas- I
slus Guillard, declared that the Gov :
eminent were twelve bandits, who
had sold Paris. He also denied that 4.
there had been any Prussian victories
before the city, and demanded that :
the elections be held forthwith in !
Paris.
Disarming proceeds slowly, and
Will not be completed before the cX- a
piatiOn OF the armistice. O
The walls Of Paris are placared with B
such inscriptions as II bGz les Demo 4
grutyg'
The ultra Radicals repudiate Victor
Hugo, Louis Blanc and ROllin, and f
favor Py8tt, DelesCkluZc and Fernaldi q
for the National Assembly. '
The following has been officially | h
published iu Paris: In a few days the z
government can explain its conduct.
Ii was only after the most labOriOBs | Z
efforts that the conditions relative to e
the National Guards stipulated by the :
convention would be obtained. NJ. =
Favre has not ceased for a single day .
his demands in favor of those whom %
he is accused Of abandoning to the
possibility Of being driven from their y
homes. The government has pur- %
chased several large stores and will a
aid private efforts in supplying the q
wants Of the people. RenOuncing all II
claim requisiuOnsr it permits the in
PRODUCTION and distribution Of food by f
any and all means. Iy
Admiral Tenant has arrived at I
Lille. il
Siberti announces NJ. Dorian Super /
intendent Of Public Works in Paris.
The government proposes TO with a
draw France Professionally from the =
commercial treaty with England, n
FAMINE IN PARIS. n
The provincial press generally urge 81
peace. NJ. Heudel, the secretary Of v
Jules Favre, has been appointed Pre-
tect Of the Department Of the NOrd. r.
Oa assuming Office at Lille to-day he a
issued a proclamation insisting on the u
liberty Of all parties in elections to n
vote for whom they please, and de- +
claring that the nation, steeped in I.
misfortune, can be Tegenerated by / h
liberty. q
A correspondent writes from Mar
seilles on the 9TH that fresh restric- | ,
lions are contemplated by the Ger a.
man commanders in consequence Of ~
the influx Of provisions into Mar ~
sellles. Provisions Ia Paris are still | ~
at low ebb. There is not sufficient =
-four to last till the 5th. ~
THE EMPIRE AND PEACE CERTAIN. | nj
Special 20 the Worldl
LONDON, February IA conference p
took place to-day at the Russian EN- .
bassy between Eugene and Count p
BernstOf. r.
The resignation OF Gambetta is be- i
Lieved to indicate the abandonment / r
Of all hopes Of the republic and makes r
the restoration Of the Empire certain. q,
TIE DIsQUALIFYING DECREE MAIN
TANNED.
BORDEAUX, February 8.-Minister ! 81
Eteinne AragO has issued a circular 81
which maintains the validity Of tbs nd
DEGREES Of the disqualification circular X
and adds that the decree Of exclusion q
TO all Of the BOnsparte family. s,
THEY DON'T LIKE TEST OATHs IN L
GERMANY. cl
BERLIN, February 8.-The Minister
Of Finance introduced in the Prussian
Diet to-day, bill authorizing credit
Of fifty million thalers, six million A