Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-06
FOREIGN DISPATCHES
FRANCE.

FTeftiNSE-
WHAT SIGNIFIES IT?
Il PARIS, March liking Wurten-
burg has returned from Versailles.
RELEASE or SOLDIERS.
BRUSSELS, March 4.-COlonel NAL
bin has arrived here to arrange for the
relesse Of French soldiers.
Sd INTERNAL FEUDs AND VIOLENCE.
3 Herald Special
q PARIS. March 5.-RiOters threaten
Eed the prison at st. Petagie last night.
THE regulars remained firm, but the
National Guards fell back.
THE MAGNATEs GOING.
s. VERSAILLES, March 5.-The second
sarmy has commenced the march
s homeWard. The headquarters Of the
= sFmper0r and MOItke will be removed
Srom Versailles on Tuesday. Bis
4marck will follow the Emperor.
q FROM BORDEAUX.
q BORDEAUX, March On. Picard
has arrived here. II is probable that
Sthe Assembly will be transferred TO
s FOntainebleau on leaving Bordeaux.
8 8Several members belonging TO the
s Radical Left have gone to Paris,
FRIGHTFUL STORIES.
Il AAuENs. March 4, 10 p.m.-Last
snight information was received of a
revolution in Paris. The news was
communicated by Won MOltke. The
i Germans were ordered to stop Paris
ztrains containing French troops. No
5bOdy, it seems, can get out Of the city,
#and there is great anxiety here.
MOVEMENTS OF MAGNATEs.
4 BERLIN, March 5.-The Emperor
4 3will return to Berlin in about eight
ldays.
2 Prince Frederick Charles has been
sappOinted commander in-Chief of the
army of occupation in France. His
headquarters will be at Rheims.
8BOURBAKI BACKING INTO FRANCE.
q BERNE. March 4.-The Federal
ECOunciI has arranged with the French
+ Government for the return of the
1sOldiers of BOurbaki's army. They
aWiIl commence to move into France
Son Wednesday next, and transfer the
sentire army, which will take ten
8days' time.
ENGLISH INTERVENTION.
q VERSAILLES, March 4.-The Ger
@mans have received orders to with.
sdraW behind the line of the Seine.
AThe statement that the partial charac-
ster of the occupation of Paris was the
sresult of the Intervention of England
is untrue. England's influence was
zeXercised wholly on the question of
war indemnity.
sPARIs WILL PAY TO REMOVE THE
q GERMAN ARMY.
s PARIS, March st is expected
3that as soon as the definitive negOtia-
stions for the treaty of peace have COM
Emenced at Brussels, probably about
5the 10th or 18th inst, the government
zWill stand ready to pay i've hundred
smilliOns of francs on account Of the
war indemnity, to free Paris from the
sprOXimity of the German troops.
The line regiments viii quit the capi-
stal and be replaced by $4,000 picked
smen, who will form a provisional
scorps.
PARIS EXPLOSIVE,
: Herald specisll
LONDON, March 5.-The cOrrespOn-
sdent Of the London Times says that
the districts are in excellent order.
aNalerien is to be evacuated on the
9Th. The generals of both armies are
Sarranging for the retirement of the
4 fPrussians on the advance of the
French troops, to avoid a collision.
Other accounts state that parts Of
Paris are disaffected, and the revOlu- |
stiOnaTy element has entertainments at
Mont Martre, where they have a
battery OF tWenty-seven guns and all
sthe approaches guarded.
sVICTOR ENIANUEL's SYMPATHY WITH |
FRANCE.
LONDON, March 4.-It is rumOred |
sthat Napoleon is negotiating for an |
sestate in Bohemia, where he will re- !
fire.
Prince Frederick Charles drove into |
Paris on Thursday, and it was repOr- |
tied that Emperor William also visited |
the city.
Victor Emanuel has written to |
Emperor William, expressing his |
surprise and disappointment at the |
hard terms imposed on France, espe- |
cially in regard to territory.
CONDUCT OF GERMANS IN PARIS.
Herald Special
PARIS, March A new French /
regiment was raised to-day to increase |
the force of Paris.
1t is rumOred that tWenty-eight /
Paris deputies have resigned.
Won MOltke is in favor of the eVacu-
atiOn Of Versailles, and details for the /
,E N,FA
bank Of the Seine were arranged yes
sterday.
Circulation is again free in Paris,
land crowds Of curious people this
pm, are awaiting the scene of Ger
man evacuation. Citizens, generally,
confess that the Germans, during their
stay in the city, behaved well.
THE FRENCH PRESS AND ARMY.
PARIS, March 5.-The Minister Of
THE Interior, IN a proclamation, con-
graduates the inhabitants on their at
'ttude during the occupation.
Cerj dU PetpJe, in an article signed
|"Jules Nalle5," incites the poor to
war against the rich.
La Perite demands that the mer-
chants in good standing be granted an
additional delay of one month in the
payment Of commercial bills.
The press protests against the con-
.tinued occupation Of the suburbs of
Paris.
The forts on the left bank OF the
Seine will be delivered to the French
in a few days.
One division Of the army of the
Loire viii shortly reinforce the garri-
son of Paris.
The first returning party of prison
ers is expected tomorrow.
THE EMPEROR AND THE FRENCH
GIRLS.
Herald Special
VERSAILLES, March 4.-AH quiet
at present, but the National Guards {
are becoming rather troublesome.
The French prisoners are returning.
The arrival of those confined at {
Reichshofen, Feichwiller and For
bach is expected tomorrow.
1t is believed that the Emperor will s
review the First army corps at l
Ia about two days. From
Amiens he win 60 to Rouen, then :