Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-09
FOREIGN.
Proceedings Of the House OF Commons
The CarliSts Petition fer Amaesty---
sfairs hnsettIed in lapan.

aTairs unsettled in Japan.
CCsTAxTINoPLE, August S.-A diff
Guilty which had arisen between the
Sublime Porte and the Niceroy of
Egypt Is in fair way of being salts
flct0rily and peacefully settled.
The foreign powers have advised
Ismael Pasha TO pursue a moderate
course and disav0W all intention of
producing 4 rupture with the Sultan.
LONDON, August The Oxford
crew are expected at Putney Wednes-
day. Their new boat has arrived; it
is iorty-two feet long. The Harvards
were out for practice last evening.
Their speed was greater than ever.
In the House OF Commons last even
ing, Mr.. Bruce, Secretary of State for
the House Department, in reply to a
question from Palmer, said the press
ure Of public business prevented the
introduction of a bill to establish a
uniform marriage law for the United
Kingdom. Wien tue opportunity pre-
sehted ne would pTesentit, to be dealt
with on liberal and unsectarian prin-
Ciples.
Mr.. Moore, member for Tipperary,
inquired as TO the course Of the Gov
ernment in regard to Fenians.
Mr.. Bruce replied that O'DOnOvan
and Rosa were subjected tO a punish
ment which strict discipline and their
misconduct required. The treatment
was unnecessarily severe. Mr.. Ma
guire, member from Cork, appealed to
the GOyernnlenttc 10 extend clemency
to the tenians.
Nisc0unt Melton made an inquiry
respecting boundaries between British
possessions and the L, S. Altoeya
replied that the land question was al
ready settled, and in respect to the
water boundaries Earl Russell, in 1860,
had proposed that that matter be re-
| ferred for arbitration, and that the
United States agreed to this proposal,
but the negotiations were interrupted
by the breaking out Of t'lla YaG, AID la
octQhGr laet me 4 american GOVerIf-
haent resumed the proposition for the
arbitration, and a convention was
/ signed, which now awaits the ratltf-
cation of the Senate.
MADRID, August 7 After tie exc
! cutsGa # the earfisf insurTectiOnists,
recently, the band to which they be-
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amnesty. Their bands everywhere
are dispensing.
Affairs in Japan are upseitleJi and
/ spen hostility Is shown TO foreigners
/ that an English man-oi-War. that was
in Chinese waters was ordered TO No'
kohomO, and the English regiment
there, which was abQUt "a i9aye, was
ordered 10 remain.
/ LONDON, August 1.-THE purposes
Of the West India and Panama Tele'
! graph Company has Inst been Issued
/ The design Is to connect South Ameri-
ca with Europe and the United States,
/ by means Of cable from Cuba .tC
/ Central America,
The Spectator to-day has an article
on the difficulties between Turkey and
Egypt, The writer says; ut i for
/ tunate that the Sultan and Viceroy
always want money, otherwise wal
might result; hut the Western pow
ers are likely TO put pressure OF
the disputants that will make IsmorC
yield, and the Sublime Porte expires:
/ satisfaction.
/ PARIS, August 7.-GgstaYe Flau
rims. vho was wounded in a duel yes
/ terday by Paul Cassigreae, is to-day
pronounced out of danger.
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