Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-05
FOREIGN SUMMARY.
IufantIls Betrothal.

IHfantile Betr0thal.
PARIS, June 4.-The betrothal of the
Prince Imperial is confirmed. The daugh-
ter OF the ex-Queen Isabella Of Spain is
his affianced.
A Daring Venture.
LIVERPOOL, June AZ r. p.m.-The minia-
ture steamer City of Ragusa sailed for
New York to-day. Length, 20 feet; ca
pacity, two tons.
Spanish Sovereignty.
MADRID, June 4.-General Prim will
introduce the sovereignty question on
Monday, It is expected that he will give
a full statement of the attempts TO fill the
throne. All the deputies are urgently
summoned to be present on the occasion.
African Reconstruction.
ToULoN, June 4, midnight.-Great prep
arations are being made here for the tit
ting out of an expedition to Africa,
which is TO operate in conjunction with
the French forces in Algeria in Suppress
ing the hostilities inaugurated by the
wsrlike tribes of that country, and assist
the Government in its suppression.
Grand 0peratiC Operations.
PARIS, Midnight, June 4.-Great ex-
citement was created in operate circles
to-day by the announcement that Madame
Patti CauX, the celebrated cantatrice,
charged tS,e fsmous tenor singer, Signor
Wachtel, with having outragsously in
suited her during the performance of the
opera last night, in having taken undue
familiarity with her. Signor Watched i'm
mediately resigned.
Serious apprehensions of a duel be-
tween him and the Marquis of Caux,
the husband of Patti, were entertained
this morning. the affair was, however,
brought TO peaceable termination
bv Wachtel giving a full and sat
isfactory explanation of his con-
duct, which was to the effect
that he was entirely innocent of any
wrong intent. This explanation was en-
tirely satisfactory 10 the Marquise, and
she accepted the apology as a complete
settlement of the difhculty.
The Original Fifteenth Amendment on
Bender.
PARIS, June 4, midnight.-The Govern
ment is Just in receipt Of official dis
patches from the commander of the
French troops in Northern Africa, in
which it is stated that 2 battle had been
fought by the French and The Warlike
tribes in Morocco, resulting in the con-
plete rout of the natives, with a large
number killed and wounded.
The dispatches also announce that the
natives in Algeria are becoming very
troublesome by displaying great hostility
to the imperisi troops, and fears of rls
ing are entertained by the French author
tiles, The Government has issued orders
for the immediate fittiug out OF an eXpe-
dition at TonlOp which will at once pro-
ceed t0tbe assistance gfthe French troops
in Algeria.
Excitement Over the InfaIIibiIity Doctrine. /
ROME. June 4.-The debate on infaIli- |
bilitY continues vigorously. The opposi- |
tion is still stubborn against Oyerwhelm- |
ing odds. They seem to be reserVing |
their strength for the final assault, and |
the near approach of the time nerves |
them for the atfray. Exciting scenes |
are predicted. Yesterday MOnsigneur \
Darboy declared the introduction Of the /
question of infallibility to be violent and 1
Irregular He characterized its cham /
piOns in very strong language |
for srpinging the schema upon the /
council, and asked them if the declara-
iions of the Bishops and Episcopacy
we're to be over ridden. Cardinal Man
ming denied the prematurity of the intro
iuctiOn, and SAID it WAS necessary for the
interests Of the church. The great pow
srs are auxiously watching the develop
nents ofthe infallibility question through
heir diplomatic representatives. The
prussian Government informs Cardinal
AntonelIi that if any of the proceedings |
he Government and clergy, the Govern
nent will forbid any official intercourse
between the clergy and the Holy See.