Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-14
FOREIGN SUMMARY.
Russia 70 the Pope

Russia 10 the POPE.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 13.-General
Ostepsackea declares that Russia will
forbid the apostolic Wears from en-
tering Poland.
The Pope and tie Americans.
ROME, May I3.-The Pope threat
ems extreme measures against the
American Bishops who quit their
posts at Rome.
Thlt AlIegorioaI Picture.
PARIS, May I3.-AdOlphe Y. von's
allegOTical picture of America is con-
temptuOusly criticised here. One OF
the newspapers says it might do for
an act drop"
Steamship Safe.
QUEENSTOWN, May 13, l a.m.-The
Cunard steamship Zebra, for whose
safety fears have been entertained, ar
rived at this port to-day with all well
on board.
Brutal Murder.
LONDON, Nav ia tragedy Oc-
Cured at Chelsea, one of the suburbs
of London, to-day. a clergyman and
his hOusekeeper were murdered by a
workman. The assassin was arrested
while conveying the hOusekeeper' 5
body in d box for burial.
Congratulations Troubles.
PARIS. May l3.-All the representa-
tives of the foreign powers in Paris
have congratulated the Emperor on
the result Of the vote. Many arrests
were made yesterday during the con-
tinuancR of the troubles. Five hum
,r,I frr~ -ar-nr, r,a1-10r11 rrrcy-r a N
pretended for participating in riots.
The tribunals have already begun to
consider the cases. Some of the pris-
oners have been sentenced 70 from two
to six months imprisonment.
The Vote on the Plebsclium.
PARIS, May Is, , p.m.-COmplete
returns Of the vote of Algeria upon
the glsJiScitllm have been received,
and indicate a majority of the vote
ofcivilians in the negative, while the
vote in favor is disprOpOrtiOnately
smaller, and Of the army the minor
ity is dangerously large, though not
sufficient to overcome the vote in the
affirmative. The government is un-
able to conceal its displeasuFe with
this result, which is said to be emf
nently unsatisfactory, as indicating
TOO plainly the rapid spread of liberal
ism Of ideas inimical to the authority
OF the Empire.
irish Land Bill in the English House Of
Commons.
LONDON, May l3.-In the House of
Commons, last evening, the session
was prolonged by an exciting debate
over the several remaining PROPOSE
tions OF the first part Of the land bill.
The principal discussion was over sew
eral clauses relative to the regulation
of the compensation to be offered to
tenants dispOsseEsed by evictiOns, and
Droyiding that in such cases the land
lord shall furnish security to the out
going tenant for his improvements.
The House divided upon the bill
providing for female suffrage, and re-
iected it by a large majority, after Mr..
Gladstone had declared his opposition
20 the measure.
ReYoullen and Assassination in Argentine
Republic.
LISBON, May I3. = Later advices
fr0m South America are received. The
resolution has broken out in the prov
ince OF Entire Rios, in Argentine Re-
public. headed by the revOluuOnist
lone J0rdolf, Government troops at
tackled the rebels, and sanguinary
battle was fought, resulting In the kill
ing and wounding OF a number OF the
revOlutiOnists.
The insurrectiOn assumes a fOrmld-
able aspect, and threatens to envelop
the country in a ptotracted civil war.
Gen. J. j. Cruquisa, dictator Of the
Argentine Republic, was assassinated
at BuenOs Ayres. The assassin has
not been discovered.
The Times on French Refugee Meetings.
LONDON, May l3.-The Times this
morning has an energetic article on
the subject OF the proposed meeting al
HYDE Park, Sunday next, of sympa-
thy with the eXiled Frenchmen now
resident in this city. 1t urges the
authorities TO discOuntenance and dis
perse such demonstrations on the
Sabbath, as are likely to lead to riot
and disorder, and concludes by urg-
ing the government to,fOrbid Gustave
Flourens and his fellow refugees from
induIging their fOndness for such dis
plays as are only likely to lead to
turbulent gatherings, whose actions
would only bring humiliation upon
the authorities. 1t also cOunsels these
gents to abandon their projects.
Khirgis Revolt.
BOMBAY, May 13, midnight.-Ad-
vices received from the scene Of the
Khirgis revolt are important. A
strong force Of Russian troops dis
patched to quell the insurrectiOn are
marching upon the great trading city
of Khiva, the capital Of the province
of the same name, situated near the
Oxics, and esteemed the headquarters
of the disahected. The commander
of the Russian forces has ordered the
Emir of Bokhara, through whose ter
ritory the expedition will pass, to
make immediate provision for the or
ganization of a contingent Of 5000 to
Cooperate with the Russian forces,
and has also demanded that the King
shall provide supplies sufficient for the
necessities Of the army and its nu-
merous animals. The Emir is threat
ened with the severest displeasure In
case Of refusal to comply with these
demands.
Monument to a Coed Nan.