Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-19

PARIS, June 19--In the Corps Legislatif
yesterday NJ. jules Seton urged the sup
preston of the legations to the secondary
German states. No action was taken.
Prince Napoleon has entirely recov-
cred.
Dispatches from Gen. Wimpfn, re-
ceived to-day, announce that his expedi
tion through Morocco is entirely success
ful. The rebels are everywhere submit
ting to French authority.
A band of Carlists attempted to cross
the Spanish border near BayOnne yester-
day, but were turned back by French sol
dies.
Gen. Prim is quite i'll, and will spend a
few weekRSt Vichy.
MADRID, dune ls.-It is reported that
Marshal SerranO is quite i'll.
PARIS, June IS.-Rumors from Spain
are current that military pTonuncia-
mento in favor of the Duke of Montpen-
sier is intended.
ATHENS, June IS.-Gustave Fleurens,
who arrived in Greece some time since,
it is said has received notice to quit the
country in accordance with demand
from the French government to that eff
feet. The movements of Fleurens have
been made so secretly, that it was not
suspected he had left London.
LIVERPOOL, June lS.-The ship Express
which sailed from Leogas, Guinea, many
months ago for this port, unexpectedly
arrived here yesterday. She had been
given up for lost, and part Of the insur-
ance money paid.
The captain of a vessel which ar
rived at this port yesterday, reports
having fallen IN with an abandoned bark,
Of about one Thousand tons, in latitude
1890 north, and longitpde.A .Ao west. Her
name could not be made out.
LONDON, June lS.-The Saturday Re
VIelu, in its comments on American af-
fairs, says that Congress has checked
andacity. but is still averse to adopting
! liberal policy.
| Recent showers extended over a wide
tract of country, and have been of incsl-
| culable service to the crops, which had
been nearly destroyed by long continued
! dry weather.
The lightning caused quite number of
destructive es in the neighborhood of
! Whitelesa. Several houses and barns
were struck and burned. No lives lost.
LONDON, July l8.-Shipper's Gazette is
| confident that money will be undisturbed
| by the recent advance in grain.
| The miniature steamer City of Raugusa
| is repaired and only awaits fair wind to
take fresh start for New York. She
! rides al anchor in Cork harbor.
A large meeting OF the non-conformity
was held in liverpool last evening.
Resolutions passed sustaining the atti-
tude taken by Gladstone and Forster on
the education bill. There was also a
meeting of the dissenters at Leeds, which
was we'll attended. Resolutions express
ing dissatisfaction with the education
bill were unanimously adopted.
The cotton factory of Halle & Co. at
Dundee, Scotland, was entirely destroyed
| by fire last night. Loss heavy.
Adage, one of the defeated candidates
for the House Of Commons, for Bristol,
declines to contest the seat. The subject
is now before the Courts because of the
charges of bribery, and but careful can
vass of the senate indicates that there
will be very little opposition to him.
/ PARIS, June lS.--A strike of the iron
founders throughout sthe country is sus-
tanned, in good part, by money contri-
| buted by English trade Unions.