Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-15
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LONDON, February r. No riotous pro
ceedings have taken place at Chester, a
was apprehended, and the city is quiet
The presence OF a number Of suppose,
| Fenians, recently arrived from Ireland
gave rise 10 these apprehensions, bu
! they left town without creating any dis
| turbauee. @
PARIS, February 12.1The American
! squadron, il Is Understood, will visi
/ CherbOurg during the continuance of tht
/ international exposition.
BERLIN, February l2.-PFussia viii
] send pienipOtentiaries 30 treat with the
eX-king Of Hanover i'm regard to the dis.
| position OF his private property.
| MADRID, February l2-The Cortes
! will be opened by The queen on the 3Otil
Of March. It is reported the governmeni
intends imposing a fore d loan.
LONDON, Tuesday February 1.-THE
reform demonstration on Monday was a
great success. There were % OO0 persons
ia procession and the streets were lined
with more than 2l0, 900 spectators.
American, French and italian flags were
carried IN the procession. During the
march the bands played Yankee Doodle,
Marseilles, John Brown and Garfbaldi
hymns.
fhs prisaaa ~ NNales and PriDca Alfred
observed the display from me a
service Club, but their presence ELECTED
cheers.
A superb ovation took place st the
American nbassy. All men in the prO-
eessiOn took off their hats as they passed.
Tue following notices, literally dis
played on their banners, Indicate the
sentiments Of the people : 20 No Surren-
der,p " Liberty, Equality and Frater-
nifty, /" Manhood Suffrage, 4" "Serfdom
is Infamous, +" 50 The Voice Of TIE People
cannot be Opposed with Safety,p - Diso-
bedienee to Tyrants Is duty to God, p
% Taxation without Representation is
TyranHy.U Liberty TO those who dare
demand IL % (" Trust in God aud keep
your powder dry" -
Tie procession marched 10 Agrieultu-
raj hail, where an immense meeting
was held, thirty Thousand persons beng
present. A letter was read from john
stuart MIL. Tie O'Doughue, Mr.. Pot
ter and Mr.. Taylor, all members Of par
hament made speeches. Resolutions
were passed denOuncing the Derby gov
ernnent and demanding manhood suf-
frage. a
Mr.. Gladstone, in 8 few commonplace
remarks, accepted the gnveTem ent's plan
lay. With the conclusion Of his remarks
the debate ended.
During the session the rumor prevailed
that the Fenians had taken the city of
Chester, which caused great exciteme ent.
On Monday afternoon the house Of
commons was crowded TO hear the ex-
peeted government programme: DIS
eli delivered a long historical essay. He
was especially brilliant while denouncing
Goodwin Smith as a mild man, and IRON
ieally defending Earl Russell Towards
the close of his speech he said the gov
ernment would Introduce resolutions to
test the sense OF parliament before pre-
senting a reform bill, and fixed the 35th
inst. as the day for offering them.
The resolutions are vagge and unsatls-
factory, mostly stating general princi-
pies.
The duke Of Cambridge hastily left the
house during the session for the war Of
flee.
LONDON, February Dispatches
from Chester state that 400 strangers
arrived on Monday from Liverpool and
Manchester in the style Of Canada raid
ers. Their appearance caused great
alarm bat no outbreak has occurred as
yet. There are some troops III the cas-
tie, which is supposed 70 be the point Of
attack.