Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-16

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DIJoN, February 15.-BeifOrt hassur-
rendered. The garrison was allowed
to march out with all the hOnOrs Of
war. The armistice has been eX-
tended to the Departments Of Dor,
Jura and DOubs.
ENGLAND sNUBBED.
BRUSSELS, February 14-It is re-
ported in diplomatic circles that Ger
many has refused the request of the
British Government to communicate
the conditions upon which it is will
ling to make peace.
BISMARCK MoLLIFIED.
LONDON, February I5.-In eonse-
quence Of the pacific results of the
French elections, Count Won Bis
marck has conceded that an armistIce
by the week shall be a definite agree
ment, dependent on certain eOndi-
tiOns of the military.
RAVENOUs GERMANS.
The Prussians continue to violate
the armistice, and are still imposing
contributions on the people. Where
districts are unable to pay, mayors are
arrested and imprisoned as hostages.
THE EMPEROR WILL ENTER PARIS.
VERSAILLES, February 1.-THE
Emperor is very unwell, but persists
in the inclination to enter Paris. AS
the resumption of hOstilities is
strongly apprehended at headquar-
tiers, orders have been given for the
destruction of the monster guns in
Fort Nalerien.
BELFORT CAPITULATEs.
CARLsRUHE, February 1.-THE
Baden Minister has received a tele-
gram from the Commandant at Null |
house stating that the garrison and
people of BelfOrt have agreed to the
armistice, and there is a general de- |
sire to capltulate.
DISTURBANCES APPREHENDED.
BRUSSELS, February 1.-THE report !
that disturbances have occurred in |
Paris are not confirmed, and are be- |
lieved to be premature. The people |
of Paris are very excited, and grave |
of serious disorder are |
felt in the French capital.
TRAINS RUNNING AGAIN.
LILLE, February 14.-RailWay
with Paris is partially |
Trains hence for Paris
are stopped by the Prussians, but
trains from Paris bound north are not |
with. The Republican
ticket in the Department of Semme,
for the Assembly, has been badly de-
feated.
UNDER WHICH KING, BEZONIAN ?
BERLIN, February 15.-The Cross
Gazette estimates that the French
elections have resulted in at least a
tWO-thiTds vote in favor Of mon
archial institutions and says that
one third of the members
chosen for the Assembly are Repub-
licans. The Imperialists are also
badly beaten and the future Of France
seems to be between the BOurbons
and Orleanists.
LETTER FROM GARIBALDI,
BORDEAUX, February IA letter
received yesterday by the government
from Garibaldi, states that, seeing his
mission is finished, he resigns his
of the army Of the Vosges.
The government has forwarded a
reply accepting his resignation, and
the thanks of the whole
country for the heroic services rem
1ered by the General, and regret that
he feels compelled to leave the service
)t France. Garibaldi left Bordeaux
asst night for Marseilles, whence he
will embark at once for his home in
he Island Of Caprera.
PARIS AND THE APPROACHING PEACE.
LONDON, February I5.-The press
If Paris allude to the proposed entry
If the German army in excited terms.
The Reform opposes the entry of the
jeTman troops as such, and fOresees
, bloody encounter between them and ,
he citizens. A majority of the Jour
lals counsel the citizens to remain in
lOOTs and display mourning emblems ,
rom their residences during the pas
age of the German troops. Dissatis-
action prevails in Paris at the ReageT.
less with which provisions are dis
but distress and mortality | I
5 decreasing. Sealed letters can now 7
'e transmitted by mail TO Paris. !
II is stated that the Paris govern :
nent will publish the minutes Of its sit {
ing, from the 4th OfSeptember to the {
lose of the armistice. The Steele r
Irges the Bordeaux Government to do !
ikewise. Z
Several deputatiOns of citizens from !
he department and surrounding
Ouutry waited on the German COM
nander at ROuen and vainly ap-
'ealed for the abatement of the ex- '
ctiOns imposed on them.
A Lyons paper SAYS that General r
commander of the 24th {
Orps, has been arrested on the Swiss c
'Ontier, and notice Of his dismissal s
rom command has been sent to d
lyOns and thence to Bordeaux. d
Details continually reach London 0
the increasing exactiOns Of the C
iermans in the department of the a
cine.
1t is stated that General Faidherbe
] a recent communication to the
'rench Government, stated the army :
'as in readiness to again meet either d
,rpipnprs or intprnal diatuPhars