Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-01
FROM ABROAD.
Italy and the EcumeniGaI Council.
4" WhO Shall be King but CharIey2"
The Emperor Of Francois he Sick,
Or is he MelI7

FLORENCE, October 3l.-The italian
Government reserves the right to re-
! jeCt decisions OF the Ecumenical COun-
ell opposed to the laws of the country
and spirit of the age.
MADRID, October 3l-The prospects
of the election of the Duke of Genoa to
the throne Of Spain continues to inn
prove. The number OF Deputies in the
Cortes known to be in his favor is
increasing. Yesterday 10 members,
among them radicals, openly pro-
nounced for him; but the majority of
the people seem to be hostile to his
election. Merchants have presented
a petition in favor OF Duke Mont
pensier.
1t is again reported that Ministers
Adamaz and SilvaIis rendered their
designations.
In the Cortez, yesterday, Gen. Prim
said the Government hoped to with
draw, at an early day, the decree es-
tablishing martial law, but at present
/ such step could not be taken, because
conspirators still remained at large,
and that the cases of several rebel
leaders were then pending before the
Council of War.
PARIS, October 3l.-The LIE Public
newspaper says that the report that
/ the Emperor is suffering from a re-
! lapse of his former illness is false. On
! Friday the Emperor experienced some
/ rheumatic pains, but on Saturday they
had disappeared, and the Emperor
was quite well.
No meeting of the Ministerial COun-
/ eli has been held at Campaigne since
! the Emperor's return.
/ Prince Napoleon had an interview
with the Emperor yesterday. This
event, coupled with the sudden ar
rival Of Emile Olivier in Paris, has
caused a revival of the rumors that
ministerial changes are contemplated.
Il is given out that one of the special
I objects of Gen. Fleury's mission to st.
Petersburg is to induce Russia to join
/ other great powers in a general dis
/ armament.
PARIS, October 30.-A rumor is cur
rent that the Emperor is again indis-
posed.
Gen. Fleury, Minister to Russia,
| departed to-day for St. Petersburg.
STUTTGART, October 30.-The Pope
has summoned Father Hazel to Rome,
instead of confirming his election to
! the Bishopric of Rirtenburg. 1t is
prababIy on account of his action at
the Fulda Conference.
TRIESTE, october 30.-The military
/ operations against the rebels in Dal-
malta has BEEN suspended in
consequence of the heavy SHOWS.
The trouble will prove to be of a seri-
Gus nature. The insurgents are de-
| termined upon accomplishing their
independence from Austria, which
power win use her utmost endeavOr5
to prevent any further loss of their
territory.
1t is rumored that Russia is con-
stantly assisting the Dalmatians to
weaken Austria.
LONDON, October 3O.-The paper
found in the bottle Off the coast of
Cornwall, reporting the loss of the
German emigrant ship Weser, proves,
on examination, to be a hoax.
LISBON, October 30.-The regular
mail steamer from South American
ports has arrived. She brings dates of
Rio Janeiro, October 18th. The ses-
sion of the Brazilian Chambers have
been prorogued after a months rest,
ullTlllG NHlttl tAAllC GAAOnolNC p1O ldA a.
tions were made. The allied force in
Paraguay had again been put in mo-
ton to attack Lopez at San Estatins
HAVANA, October 30.-IntelIigence
from the Central Department is to the
effect that body of insurgents, while
operating on Cienfueg0s and Villa
Clara railroad, ohstructed the track in
such a manner as to cause the freight
train to be run off. They then carried
away the freight into the interior and
burned the bridge, thus cutting off the
communication between the two
cities.
The United States flagship Powhat-
tan, Admiral Poor, commanding, has
arrived,
MADRID, October 3O.-Senor Arda-
nez has laid budget before the Cor
teZ. The excess Of the receipts over
the expenditures is estimated at l00,-
900 pounds sterling. The poll tax is
suppressed, and civil salaries are re-
duced twenty per cent. and clerical
thirty per cent.