Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-17
PARIS.
The Communists " Disarmed but Not Con-
quered. Their Proclamation.
Arrest Of Prominent Communists Roche
fort to be Tried Next Week
The Principal Towns Of France to be Gar.
risOned by VersaiIIlsts.

PARIS, June 16.-A proclamation
has been issued by the InternatiOna
| Society, which declares: " We art
disaImed but not conquered, and arr
| still one hundred thousand strong
Fsvre and TrOclm were the authors o
our misfortunes, aided by capital anC
the priesthood. We accept the respOn
sibility of the cOnfsgratiOn; we mus
have no interior debates; no divisions
at the polls. Reaction took away Oul
arms but not our votes. Vive Ia
SOciale Republique! Vive la Com
mune!
VERSAILLES, June 16.-General
DOnsy's corps has gone to Paris. Its
mission is to disarm the National
Guards in the valley Of the Rhine
from Lyons to Marseilles. General
Clinchsrt remains at Versailles, and
General = PAdmirault in Paris with Co.
0O0 men. About 1900 troops will be
sent to Algeria. The Second corps is
at Versailles.
The principal towns throughout the
country are TO be gaTrisOned.
The chief newspapers have cOnsti-
tUted themselves an Election Com
mittee for the support Of non partisan
candidates for the Assembly, whose
careers guarantee that they will sup
port law and order.
The Communist General La Cecilia,
has been arrested in the Department
of CalvadOs.
Nothing has yet been done by the
Government relative to raising the
state of siege in Paris.
VERSAILLES, June 16.-Francis
Paul Maurice, dramatist and novelist,
who was arrested in Paris as q Com
munist, has been released.
There will be no transfer OF the ex-
ecutive and legislative departments
Of the government, which will remain,
as at present constituted at Versailles
until October.
A court martial will assemble next
week for the trial of RochefOrt, Assy
and PassaO.
Motions have been submitted in the
Assembly by Baze providing for the
prOlOngation of the powers in both
the assembly and ThieTs for two years,
and also for the election of COmmis-
siOners to draw up q constitution for
the future government Of France.
The Times states that the French
loan will amount to only two million
francs.
The reports renewed of the agitation
in Belleville and Nillette Quartres are
unfOunded. The German soldiers
visiting Paris are occasionally in
suited In the streets, and have been
refused seats at the tables in restau-
rants.
VERSAILLES, June 16.-JOurnalists
who have constituted themselves an
electoral committee, offer an electors
collective list for candidates, but the
Republican Journals refuse to accept
the programme.
A grand review of 100000 men has
been announced to take place Sunday
at Champ De Mars.
RumOrs of notifications in the
Ministry are authentically contra
dicted.
The motions submitted in the As
sembly, yesterday, by NJ. Baez, we're
unexpected by his colleagues, and are
as imperative. 1t is thought
that no action will be taken upon
them by the Assembly.
It is reported that NJ. Pyatt has been
arrested at La Nallette, disguised as a
priest.
General Fabric has presented his
to Thiers, upon the over
throw of the Commune.
Bismarck has promised to dimin-
ish the German army Of occupation
in France to the amount proposed,