Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-30

B0urbOHs.
! LONDON, June 2g.-There is a very
/ active demand for money both at the
/ bank and on the street.
John Bright's restoration to health
/ is thought to be permanent.
New Foo Chow Foo tea lately re-
! ceived here proves to be of an inferior
qualify.
! PARIS, June 29.-Dispatches from
| Rome contradict the report that the
/ vote on the dogma of iufallibility will
| be postponed. and states that it is
/ probable it viii be taken up to-day,
and the prOmulgatiOn of the new
dogma will take place tomorrow.
One of the largest carpet manufaC-
turers in Be8nnais was burned to the
/ ground lastnight. Six buildings, with
/ an the costly machinery AMI large
stock, destroyed. The loss is esti-
mated at over one million dollars,
and over eight hundred operatives
thrown out Of employment.
CORK, June 29.-Quiet has eeen
n9miually restored, but uneasiness in
commercial circles continues business
of al Linds Is almost at q stand still.
Precautionary measure "i the Gov
eminent to guard against renewal
Of the disorders have been abated.
The Journal, of Rome, says the
Pope, at the Vatican yesterday, APP
pointed a number of ArchiDishOps
and Bishops, among the latter, for
Springfield, Massachusetts, and for
HarbOr Grace, Newfoundland.
FLORENCE, June 29.-It is reported
that General iaribaldi is quite i'll.
PARIS, June 29.--It is said that En-
perOr Napoleon and Generals Prim
and SarTanO have acquiesced in the
abdicatiOn of Isabella, on the cOndi-
ton that no prince of the house Of Or
leans should succeed to the throne Of
Spain.
MADRID, June 29.-The Press pro-
tests against the restoration Of the
Bourbon dynasty in the person Of the
son of Isabella.
The law authorizing civil marriages
goes into operation the first Of Sep
tember.
PARIS, June 29.-The French Gov
ernmentis is negotiating a heavy loan
in order to complete the regeneration
of Paris inaugurated by Baron HOure-
man.
LONDON, June 29.-The funeral of
the Earl OF Clarendon took place to-
day in accordance with the wishes Of
the deceased. The ceremony was
strictly private.
Vice-ChanceIlor Sir VIM. James
was appointed Lord Justice Of the
Court of Appeals.
lnthe case OfLyOns against Thomas
where the defendant was sued for the
abduction OF Esther Lyons, and her
conversion from Judaism, the plain
tiff was non suited.
Additional correspondence between
the Board of Trace and Capt. Eyrie,
of the Bombay, concerning the col
lisiOn with the Oneida, is published.
1t closes with a communication from
the Board of Trade, who refuse to re-
open the case.
The House Of Commons was en-
gagged IN the consideration Of local
matters to-day.
The Liverpool Chamber Commerce
adopted resolutions euIOgiZing Lord
Clarendon. The Chamber Commerce
passed a resolution urging better faCi-
ties for mail communication with
India.
A tenement house at Leith, con-
tanning fourteen families was de-
strOyed by fire last night. 1t is be-
lieved that all the inmates were res
Cued.
Lord Amberly, on the occasion Of
the laying of the corner stone of the
Congregational school house, at New
Castle, to-day, made an address, in
which he said il was the duty
of the government to supply
means Of education, but he could not
accept any substitute for voluntary
schools.
ST. JOINS, n. B., June 2g.-A dis
patch has been received by Gov. Hill
from Earl Granville i'm reply to the
Of the Legislature respecting
the withdrawal Of the imperial troops.
The Earl finds nothing i'm the address
TO alter his policy, and says New
iOundland must depend on his militia
or police TO protect property and pre-
serve order I'M time of peace.