Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-19
FRANCE.

1 VERSAILLES, June 18.-ln the AS
| sembly to-day Favre defended the
| non. acceptance of peace on the occa-
sion of his visit to the German head
quarters at Menux. He said that the
reason OF failed negotiations that time
/ was that Bismarck demanded the
cession of Strasbourg, with which the
Governor was not disposed to con-
| Cede. In conclusion FaYre urged the
| Assembly to extend its inquiry into
the conduct of the government who
have held power since the 4th of Sep
tember, and to Imperialists, who
/ decided that France should be led to
| her ruin.
PARIS, June 1.-THE grand review
of 100000 troops at Long Champs was
| postponed in consequence of rains.
1t is ruIo0red on bonrse that the new
government loan will beissued on the
25th. q
It is said M. .Guyot MOntpayOux
and Clement Duvemais will be candi-
dates for the Assembly from Paris,
and General Cissy will run for the De-
partment Of Cote Dor.
The Government advertises for ten
ders for a million pounds middling
tobacco. Tenders must advise before
9th July,
THE CHURCH INTERVENEs-CLUsE
REFS LUCK-DUC DE CHARITIES.
PARIS, June I8.-The Republican
journals have united in q manifesto to
meet the electoral programme put
forth by the monarchicai press. They
declare the Republic is only national,
and legitimate expression a national
sOvereignty-mOnarchy implies its alb
dicatiOn. They will give their sup
port TO candidates who are pledged to
maintain statu quo. French loan will
be issued on the 26th inst, if the As
sembly passes a bill authorizing it
before that date.
La Verite says the state of siege
will be raised on the 26th.
The Due de Chartres is candidate
for the Assembly in La Vendee.
The Duke D'Aumale is moving into
his chateau.
The Journal de Paris reports that
the Central Committee has been re.
organized under thename of Central
Committee Federal National Guard"
with NJ. DOmieroW, President, and NJ.
Reynolds Ticard, Vice President.
Count BOurgoing has been appointed
Minister to Hague.
A number of natives of Switzerland,
taken prisoners during the last days
of the insurrectiOn, have been dis
charged.
1t is rumored that Cluseret is alive
and has been arrested. 1t is not stated
whether he still wore Trains shirts.
Masses will be said in all the
churches of Paris Tuesday for the
souls of the victims of civil war.
Crowds of visitors arrive by every
train, and business Improving. City
healthy. The German troops have
evacuated Chantilly.
The official journal has a strong
article abusing portion of the
English press for hostility to France.
1t stigmatizes their MISREPRESENTATION
as cold blooded and eoWardly, and
charges some writers with bribery
during and since the war.
Italy.
FLORENCE, June 1.-THE result of
the first levy for the Italian army in
the Roman provinces is satisfactory.
King Victor Emanuel is going to
Naples. On his return he viii visit
Rome.
Austria.
VIENNA, June 1S.-In the Hunga-
rian delegation, last week, the sub
committee to whom the subject was
referred agreed to recommend a vote
of confidence in the Governments
policy of peace. Prime Minister Won
Beust, addressing the committee, said
the Government harbored no designs
against Germany. Austria still kept
her representative at the courts Of the
South German sOvereigns, but at Prus-
sia's desire. The Austrian Ambassa-
dor still remained at Rome, with the
consent of the Italian Government.
China.
HONG KONG, June 18.-NeWs of a
fight between the American eXpedi-
tiOn and the COreans causes much ex-
citement among foreigners here.
Dispatches from Washington are
anxiously looked for as it is thought
Admiral Rogers will continue the
hostile operations unless he receives
orders to the contrary.