Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-26
FOREIGN SUMMARY.
Ths British. Chinese Treaty.

Auo nEltlSu-LulutSc lFtdlIs
LONDON, June 25.-The London mer
chants insist at the foreign off1os on theil
objections to the China treaty.
Isabella Abdlcates.
PARIS, June 25.-It Is reported that the
ex-Qusen Isabella of Spain will sign her
solemn abdicatiOn to-day. Marshal Ba.
zine and other Important personages will
be present as witnesses.
Crops In France.
PARIS, June 25.-In the Corps Legislatii
yesterday Louvet explained that the Gov
ernment has satisfactory reports of the
crops, but no precaution or provision had
been neglected to guard against famine.
Lesseps at Dinner.
LIVERPOOL, June 25.-At banquet this
afternoon to the honor OF Lesseps, that
gentleman declared that the only want OF
the Suez Canal was money, and that
would certainly come.
A Vessel Run Down.
LONDON, June 25.-The City of Brook
lyn, which left port on the 23d instant for
New York, ran down and sank the Geizer
OFF Arkiow, Ireland yesterday. The crew
of the Geizer were saved. Steamer not
injured. She proceeded on her journey.
Carpets s---EmIurants.
LONDON, Jane 25.-The carpet weavers
in Epyland threaten to strike for higher
wages.
The last Of the Canadian emigrants for
this season, numbering 1900, sailed in
ships from the Tweed.
Brokers vs.. Banksrs-cork FIeats Light.
LONDON, June 25.-The SliippSng Gasette
thinks there will be a general fall of inter-
est soon, and by this will enable the Lom-
bard street brokers to underbid the banks.
Everything quiet at Cork. Thirty peo-
pie, more or less, have been seriously hurt
in the recent riots there.
Chlnese-0lIlvler In Trouble.
PARIS, June 25.-Ths Chinese Embassy
has arrived here.
Complaint has been addressed to the
Emperor, signed by prominent persons,
against Onivier's abuse of power in re-
Iscting without examinations aud request
that Senator Chalk de Stang, Secretary of
the Senate, be tried before the High Court
at Blais.
Spanish Amnesty.
MADRID, June 25.-In the Cortes. on
Thursday, the Minister of State of Spain
had signed the judicial treaty with France
after consulting the Council of State, and
therefore Judged the permission OF the
COrtes was UNNECESSARY. Subsequently,
General Rrim opposed the project Tor am
nesty az present as an act of Weakness,
be stated the amnesty would be accorded
1t more oPportune moment.
=cumeHlCal Council to Take all Sumner TO
Fight It Out.
ROME, June 25.-It is reported that the
Ecumenical Council will sit through sum-
per, not adiourning finally till Easter.
lne hundred speakers are inscribed on
he infalibility dogma. They are yet to
De heard. 1t is said that a new definition
the minority. The fathers who |
ire hostile 70 iufalliblIity continue to re-
,eive congratulatorY addresses.
Cork HiOt-Canadian Affairs.
LONDON, June 25.-During the late riots |
Vt Cork, I ,rrioades were erected and de- |
ended. fehey were finally captured by !
'aVas~y. Many of the police we're injured |
Ind soldier had his skull fractured by a |
ItOne thrown by rioter.
The Spectator of to-day has long arti- |
lie on the recent affairs in Canada, and |
argues for the maintenance of the colonial |
smpire.
Napoleon and Lsdru RolTIa.
PARIS, June 25.-It is reported to- day.
IN good authority, that the Emperor had |
mother attack Of rheumatism brought |
N by-a sudden change in temperature of |
he weather. The weather to-day is quite |
billy.
Ledru Rollin arrived and it is expected |
hat he will report on the petition of the |
orleans Princes, to be presented to the |
ham bers on the second of July.