Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-10
From EnuIand.

Chinese ambassadors nave arrived
here, and entered upon negotiations
for a treaty.
From England.
LONDON, February 9.-The news
papers comment yariOusly on the
Queens speech and debate thereon in
Parliament yesterday.
The Times thinks the weak point In
the ministry is the timid policy on the
Irish question, though is somewhat
redeemed by the courage displayed in
the matter Of the Fenians, and prom
ise TO urge various legislation.
The Daily AeCs, Radical, only re-
fers to the speech and debate which
followed, 70 urge ballot, as part, for
national grievances.
The Standard, Conservative, con-
siders the Government responsible for
the violence in Ireland, yet Il has
failed 10 protect life or property there.
LONDON, February Elm the House
ofCOmmons to-day wTits We're issued
for elections in Southwark and LOm-
hardy, to I'LL the vacancies caused by
the appointments Of Sir. Layard as
Ambassador 10 Spain, and Uf ME.
DAVIS az solicitor General for Ireland.
Mr.. Bruce, the Home Secretary,
PROMISED 70 introduce bill enabling
aliens 10 acquire aud to hold land In
England.
The address in reply 10 the Queens
speech was then agreed 10, aud tine
House adjourned.
An act OF Parliament is proposed to
protect foreign inventions sent to the
Workmen's Exhibition TO bs held
here.
The merchants Of Cork complain Of
the loss Uf prestige to THAI city by the
transfer Of an the foreign mails, save
one. te the channel ports.
The uitramonfaines are exceedingly
bitter against DR.. Dolberger for his
letter against the proclamation Of the
dogma of nfaliibiiitv. They every.
where denOunce him, and in
some quarters he Is described as
"Anti Christ"
A dispatch from Paris confirms the
statement OF the arrest of all the edi-
tors of the Aarsslldise, and says the
printer refusss TO put the paPer to
press.
From France.
PARIS, February 9.-The disorders
broke out again at Belleville and Rue
du FaubOrg du Temple at midnight.
Several additional barricades have
been erected in narrow streets,
Troops are still in the neighbOrhOOd
of the scene, but up to this hour have
not fired on the rioters. The police
are active. There are Tumors Of killed
and wounded in Boulevard Montma-
tre. The police have made several
charges on the position Of the rioters
there. This point Is fully a mile and
a half distant from the scene of dis
turbances yesterday. Many addi.
tional arrests have been made.
Gustave Flourens, leader of the dis.
turbances, Is still at large, though the
authorities are making every effort tC
arrest him.
PARIS, February 9.-The morning
1 Journals have the following details o.
I the disturbances Of last night:
There had been much excitement
among the people during the day,
which eliminated about midnight in
new outbreaks. They were not con
/ fined TO one locality, nor were they
on the scene of those yesterday, al
| Ia Vellette Belleyille, bat nearer the
center Of the city, and only a few
squares from the Palace Royal. New
and stronger barricades were thrown
up and tenaciousiy defended. ph'
police attacked several Of these bul
were quickly driven of. Military
forces were then brought into requisi
ton, and as on the day previous the.
carried all the barricades withou
firing on the crowds. There seems I
be some hesitation on the part Of botl
troops and rioters 10 resort to use force
Strong detachments of police hav
been placsd on the bOulevards witt
orders TO fOrcibly disPerse all crowds
Hundreds Of rioters have been arrest
ed. Several were wounded, malnl,
in conflicts with the police, and IL
reported that some were killed.
The .AareellGise did not appear to
dav. All OF It's editors are under sT
rest for aiding the riot. One OF Tia
editors of the RoppSl was also arres
ed fox the same Ofense. the minis
ters remained at the headquarters
the police all night. The city is no
: tranquil.
PARIS, February e--S P.m.-Th
police and military authorities hav
the rioters under contEol, and the cit
Is spist.