Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-12
FOREIGN SUMMARY.
Political Prisoners in Franee---Nots from
Won Beust.
PRONUNCIATION Of the Doctrine of the lmmae-
glate c0neep ptiOa.

| PARIS, March I'm. Louis NOire,
a brother of Victor SOire, recently
killed by Prince Pierre BOnaparte. has
published an interesting cOmmuniea-
tiOn in the morning Journals. He
complains that he has not been per-
mitted to know anything Of the accu-
satiOn against the Prince, and that
neither ne nor any of his friends have
been cited to appear as witnesses in
the case, and that the prosecution
seems to be directed against his dead
brother, and not againt the Prince.
| Day before yesterday all the prison
ers of Sainte Pelagie were carefully
searched by authority. This is the
| prison where those are confined who
| are accused Of cDnspirinG against the
nation and the life Of the Emperor.
One Of the results IS the transfer of
about seventy prisoners to MOZas
prison.
Messrs. Henri ROchefOrt, GreeyseI
and Murat are still detained in the
prison OF Pelagie, and are not allowed
to see any visitors.
The magistrates to-day sentenced
fourteen more prisoners to terms of
Imprisonment for participating in the
disorder at Belleville last month.
In the Corps Legislatif to-day Oliv-
Ter explained that the political pris-
0ners had been transferred to Masas
Prison because the smallpox had
made its appearance in the Prison
Sainte PIaigie.
The Government has commenced
prosecution against the GaltIOis news
paper for publishing that part of the
act Of accusation against Prince BO-
naparte which appeared in the Lon
don journals.
LONDON, March 1.-THE Chambers
OF Commerce OF Belfast and Glasgow
have demonstrated against the Amer
lean mail service and the Government
mismanagement of the telegraph SER
vice.
The evening edition OF the Times
gives the following from the Roman
frontier: "On Monday, the scheme to
infallibility was distributed by the
members Of the council. 1t asserts
that the church Possesses complete
and supreme primacy, and that the
prlncipality over the universal church
was received with q plenitude of
power from the Lord himself, by st.
Peter, of whom the Pontiff is the sue
cessOr, and all questions of faith must
be determined under that power, else
the words of the Lord tc E6ter would
be disregarded, and this is proved BY
the results in the Apostolic See, CatltG-
lie and Immaculate, the doctrine has
always been fully maintained, and
consequently we inculcate, with the
concurrence OF the Council, and de-
fine as a dogma of faith that
thanks to Divine assistance, the
Roman POntiff, of whom it was said
in the person OF Eater: 4" By Christ |
have prayed for all, and cannot err,
When acting as supreme teacher of alI
Christians,
The scheme defines what the Church
must hold in faith and morals. and
that the prerOgatiye Of Papal infalli-
OIl1ty extends over the same matters
to which the infallibility Of the Church
Is applicable, and if any should dare
which God fOrbid-tO eOntrOyert the
present definition, let him know that
he departs from the true faith.
The experts are dissatisfied with
the practice of the Oxford boat crew
and the opinion is general that Mr..
Handhlin Is not a good stroke. Both
the Oxford and Cambridge crews are
practicing.
vienna, March 1.-THE journals
OF this city claim that the note recent
ly forwarded to Rome by Baron Won
Beust was most emphatic in tone, and
that the analysis of it made recently
by the London IIlaes does it no in
justice,
BERLIN, March 1.-THE North
German Gazette says, the claim made
by the Pope to infailibility only shows
how liable he is to error,
ROME (via Paris), March 1.-THE
reply of the POntifcal Court to the last
dispatch Of Count Darge, has been for
Warded to Paris. 1t contains. in en-
phatic terms, the demand that the
French Government be represented in
the Council. The Apostolic NunciO is
charged, at the same time, to give as
suranees that the representative Of
France will be received with all the
consideration due that power.
HAVANA, March 1.-The sugar
market is steady. The cholera has
totally disappeared from Santa Is
peritus. Several Journals continue tO
assail the Captain General for alleged
connection with the GreenWald mur-
der, but these attacks are entirely un-
warranted. De ROdas worked unceas-
ingly to bring the assassin to justice,
and at last succeeded. The members
Ot.the Masonic fraternity, recently ar
rested, continue in Jail.