Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-17
FOREIGN DISPATCHES
FRANCE.
THE PROPOSED ENTRY INTO PARIS
PRINCES GOING HOME,

THE PROPOSED ENTRY INTO PARIS
PRINCES GOING HOME.
VERSAILLES, February I6.-AmOng
the surrendered, arms Of the garrison
Of Paris, are 2O0,O muskets and 14OO
brass pieces. The number of iron
guns on the walls is not yet ascer-
tanned.
IL was intended TO invite the reign
ing sOvereigns Of Germany to accom-
pany the Emperor aud army in their
triumphal entry into Paris, but the
plan " as abandoned, and the sOve-
reigns invited instead to attend his
Msjesty's grand entrance into his own
capital.
1t is still undecided what time the
Emperor Will return to Germany, but
it is thought he will leave Versailles
on the 23d, travelling through Stras-
bourg, Carlesruhe, Stuttgart and
Munich, aud visiting on his way the
sovereigns who elected him Emperor,
and who will fall into his train to
grace his triumphal entry into Berlin.
The Emperor will be IN Berlin IN
March, when the first Diet OF United
Germany meets.
The Princes who have been attached
to the EmperOr's headquarters
throughout the war, are returning
home.
THE GERMANS PREPARED TO RENEW
THE CONTEST.
There is no sign Of the slightest re-
taxation of discipline in the German
army. There is no indication that
they consider their work finished. On
the contrary, everything here is
suggestive of the beginning instead Of
the close of 8 campaign, the Ger
mans taking every Precauuon, so that
in case Of g renewal Of the war they
may be ready to prosecute it with un-
usual vigOr. Twenty-Five divisions
Of infantry, who were at MeudOn
since the beginning Of the siege, re-
turned yesterday evening, to join the
remainder there.
DIssATIsFACTION-A REPUBLIC INEV-
TABLE.
Considerable dissatisfaction is felt
at the presence Of Chausey and
Faideherbe in Paris, aud it is thought
an oversight in framing the armis-
tice permits the Generals, under the
with the authorities in Paris.
The result Of the elections in BOr-
deauX is highly satisfactory and reas-
surfing.
UnfavOrable impression is pro-
duced here by NapOleOn's prOclama-
ton. 1t is asked what right has a
prisoner Of war to put forth a prOcla-
M alton OF manifesto Of any kind?
A special correspondent telegraphs
that Favre told him the elections
evinced unexpected reactions against
a Republic. The conntry is alarmed
at the hands of g monarchy, and il is
not probable the Orleanists will BE-
successful. The Princes are too wise
and patriotic to involve the country
in civil war. A Republic will una
vOidably be adopted.
GREvY PRESIDENT OF THE NATIONAL
ASSEMBLY.
BORDEAUX, February l6.-M. Gre
w has been elected President of the
National Assembly. The total vote
cast was 53S, of which NJ. Grevy re-
ceived 5l9.
THEIRS TO BE FUTURE PRESIDENT OF
FRANCE.
PARIS, February Lett is now re-
ported that no new elections for dele
gates to the National Assembly Will
be necessary for this city.
The authorities have fixed the price
of bread at fifty centimes per kilO-
gramme.
The J0lu7auzs dss Ds5Gts says that
Thfers is universally regarded as the
future President of France, with Fa-
vre, Picard and Bulett as the prinei-
pal members of the Ministry.
ARMIsTICE PROLONGED ONLYs.FIvE
DAYS.
LONDON, February l6.-In cOnse-
quence of certain preparations made
in the South Of France for calling into
service the military class Of 1872, Bis
marck will consent to prOlOng the
armistice only five days.
The capitulatiOn of BeltOrt has been
signed and the garrison has with
drawn with arms and baggage.
THE NEW FRENCH GOVERNMENT.
BORDEAUX, February 1G.-At a
caucass held last night, composed Of
a majority of the delegates, il was re-
solved TO establish a Provisional Re
public with Thiers as President and
Favre as Premier, Duke de Casas as
Minister OF Foreign Affairs. The
other Ministers viii be NM. Simon,
Picard, Buffet and Balthaly. On
conclusion, the Peace Committee viii
adjourn TO Paris and submitted to a
plebiscitum for further form Of
government,