Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-09
TRANSATLANTIC.
French Ambassadors Resigniuu their Posts.

French Ambassadors ResigRing their Posts.
PARIS, January Sit is authOri-
tatively announced to-day that the
French Ambassadors at London and
Berlin have resigned.
The English Press on cur National Debt.
LONDON, January 8.-The ReVie0
/ thinks the chances are decidedly
against reputation of the national
/ debt on the part of the United States,
because its payment is easy and profit
able,
! A Nut for lanes eordOn Bennett, Ir., to
Crack.
| LONDON, January 6.-Mr. William
! Douglass has issued a challenge TO the
] world to race his yacht SapphO, from
I Amin tn SS.e.ndvhOOk on the 4th of July
next.
Pere hyaeis!hs and the Eoumenical Council.
PARIS, January S.-A Rome CORE
spOndent ridicules the story eXten-
sively prevailing that Pere Hyacinthe,
upon appealing to the Ecumenical
Council, was not hearG or recognized.
hfaHibllity of the Pope and the Council.
LONDON, January S.-PdriS and the
! Memorial DiplOmGtique asserts that a
compromise has been arranged on the
question Of infallibility. The papal
| infallibiIity will be affirmed, but a dis
| sent from the article will be INDUCED.
Grant to Call upon the Crowned Heads of
Europe.
! LONDON, January S.-A story has
! been circulated and extensively pub
/ Iished on the continent lately that
| President Grant will soon visit the
! sOvereigns of Europe, and that he VIII
make the transatlantic voyage accom-
panied by a feet of irOnclads.
Convicted Prisoners Set at Liberty.
PARIS. January S.-Prime Minister
! Olivier recently petitioned the En-
peror for the pardon of the marines
who had been sentenced to various
terms of imprisonment for participa
ton in the riot in Auvergne some
time ago. The Emperor complies,
and to-day the prisoners were set at
liberty.
lrrsCOaeiIabls journalists "Put their
Foot in it,
PARIS, January S.-The trial of the
editors of La Raphael, an irreconcila-
| bic newspaper, for violations of the
law relating to the public press, has
| been brought TO an end, Charles
Hugo and Felix Pyatt, the chief edi-
| tors, were sentenced to four months
| imprisonment and 1000 francs fine for
having distributed among the soldiers
| in the barracks an article calculated
to ferment an insurrection.
Small Talk of the French Capital.
PARIS, January SIT is reported
/ that the Ministry will propose a re-
\ duotion in the continent force of lO0,-
| 600 men.
Mr.. Olivier to-day receives the
magistracy of Paris in body.
| Yesterday there was an important
reunion of Ministers at the Ministry
/ of Justice. At another meeting to-
! day, under the presidency of the EN-
| peror. il is said a circular was sent by
/ the new Minister of the Interior to
| the projects of all departments, maxi
| ing known the policy of the govern
ment. This document, it is further
said, is very liberal in its tone.
Budget Of Mexican intelligence.
MADRID, January S.-Advices from
the City of Mexico up tc the lst inst,
say that Gov. Seward IS still at the
capital and it is expected will leave
/ for Vera Cruz on the l0ta.
Great freshets had occurred in the
province of Cheapa. The water COM
pletely washed away many farms ly-
| ing along the borders of the rivers,
and it was computed that no less than
200 lives were lost.
Gen. Negrete's partlsans Invaded
and captured lot of liberals. The
revolution in San Luis Potosi is in
creasing. in Puebla the insurgents
had captured several towns, defeating
the government troops, capturing ana
| executing Gen, Boards.