Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-01
OREIGN SUMMARY.
British Treaty with France Gives Great
Dissatisfaction In LohdoB-FIOw of Specie
French Secret Sscieiies-0ld Gents
Peg OGt-Hsayy on ClarendOa-DOings at
FloHe-Isfailibiity.

LONDON, June 30.-A large and hsr-
monious meeting was held in this city
by the opponents of the Anglo-French
commercial treaty.
Joshua Fiddsn, Conservative member
from the Hous,9 of Commons for York,
West Reading, delivered violent speech
against the treaty Himself a cotton
manufacturer and merchant of Manches-
ter, he was able to show the unfayOrable
effect OF the treaty on the cotton trade OF
Great Britain. After speeches by other
persons, resolutions were unanimously
adopted denouncing the treaty as the
caIse of the industrial prOstration, and
calling the Minister u account for deny
ing the investigation of the subject.
The financial editor Of the Tunes, this
morning, thinks that the specie shipped
from New York for the next few days,
will be unusually heavy, on account OF
heavy sales of American bonds on Euro
pean account.
PARIS, June 30.-The prosecution oi
members of The International Society OF
Workmen was resumedyesterday. The
Ministry insists the societyis is a secret one.
LONDON, June 30.-Viscount Amberly
made another speech at Newcastle last
evening, celebrating has ideas on the edu'
cation bill
Sir James Stark, celebrated physician
is dead, aged 81 years.
Josiah Forester, uncle of VIM. Edward
Forester, and Patriarch of QuatOrs, died
yesterday.
A Provincial correspondence thinks
that an important guaranteed OF European
power has been lost in The death of Earl
Clarendon.
PARIS, June S0.-The supporters of the
infaInoility dogma count On Cardinals
Cullen and BonnechOse as their latest re-
cruits.
PARIS, June 3O.-Prevost Paradoi leaves
Paris tonight enroute to New York. He
lad an audience to-day with the Emperor
to-day.
LISBON, June sO-Saidans :nyites the
merchants of Lisbon to frame some plan
calcE to reinvigorate credit, de-
velop commerce and restore the property
of the country.
BOMBAY, June 30.-Heavy cotton frauds
were discovered by Captain Tilss, who
signed bills of lading for one thousand
bales of cotton that was never shipped,
and upot ~sich the leading merchants
obtained elS, 500.
LONDON. June 30.-The North German
Lloyd has arranged for a steamship line
from Northampton 10 the West Indies
The steamers are nov Euilding; the first
vessel sails in October.
LoNpoE. Jpne 39.-Dispatches from
Rome 10 The 18th announce the report OF
the Immediate vote of the Ecumenical
Council on the infslIibility dogma to be
untrue. The discussion of the project
continues 1t is reported that the Pope
ordered the Cardinals to oppose any prop
osition to set aside the discussion.
A committee of Bishops of all nations
including archbishops, from San Fran
cisco, Mexico, Baltimore, Quito and Other
Americans were addressed, with request
to be faithful for subscriptions for the
Catholic Church at Constantinople, which
suffered SO terribly in the recent confa-
grafton.
the Madrid correspondent of the Globe
writes that Isabella's abdioation is re-
garded with Importance, as faVoring the
candidacy of the Prince OF Austria,
LoEpoN, June 30.-The quarterly reve-
nue. returns shows the receipts to be 4l6,-
600, ,OOG, against el9,000, 900 for the cores
ponding period last year.