Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-21
FOREIGN SUMMARY.
NapOIeOn's s Troubles.

PARIS, May 20.-The French Gov
ernment, through its secret agents,
has received most positive infOrma-
ton that the Red leaders mediate a
rising tomorrow IN Marseilles and
other places, Immediately upon the
announcement of the result of the
vote by the Emperor. The dispatches
also state that the Government pre-
cautions are in anticipation of such an
insurreCtiOEary outbreak, and it will
exercise a firm hand in repressing any
disOrderly manifestations.
A Row in Spain. -
LISBON, May 20.--A revolt has taken
DR. S%,samong the royal troops, who
"a Allied to the standard of Marshal
Cialdini. The affair was a complete
surprise, and but little excitement ex-
isted among the pOpulace, and the
coup Petdt was finished. The follow
ing are the latest particulars:
Early yesterday morning a pro-
nunciament appeared in Lisbon over
the signature Of aged SaldOuha, adj
dressed to the army, and call
ing upon his comrades to rally
and support him in his pretensions.
Six battalions of the forces, cOmpris-
ing the other garrison, rallied, and,
heading up the troops with loud
cheers, the battalion advanced upon
the royal palace. The troops stationed
there resisted them and repulsed every
attempt to occupy the building. The
ReyOlutiOnists found themselves un-
able to effect an entrance; seven sol
diers were killed and wounded. The
l..E~ kl,l.N
withdrew his force, and moved on the
the strong castle of st. George. Here
he was more successful, and obtained
complete possession, commanding the
entire city. -
The King, finding his forces made
quate to cope with those of the re-
belliOus Duke, concluded to parley
with him, and if possible save further
effusioh of blood; and as it was deemed
impossible to dislodge the rebels from
their stronghold without fearful
slaughter, he therefore dispatched a
courier requesting the presence of the
Duke, who, however, arrived at the
royal palace shortly after. SaldOwha
had an interview with the King and
the prime minister, LoWle. The
Duke detailed his terms That he
was to be installed in the position of
minister of war and invested with the
formation of the cabinet. The King
replied, considering the request, and
appointing him to the position. The
prime minister, enraged and disgusted
at the humiliating conduct of his
sovereign, instantly rendered his res
ignation, declaring that he could no
longer serve under a dishonOred gov
ernment. The city Of OpOrto and
other towns sympathize with the
movement, which was purely mill
tarysin its character.
The people remain tranquil, and
did not participate in the affair. The
movement was so sudden and uneX-
pected that the people were lost in
amazement at the spectacle of an aged
battle hero debating terms to his SOW
ereign.
Effects Of Spanish Commissions.
LONDON, May 20.-The numerous
and conflicting dispatches received in
this city concerning the intrigues on
foot at Madrid, for the possession of
the vacant throne, have prOdfce re-
neWed interest and exciteklent in
financial circles, by the arrival of
Duke MOntpensier at Madrid, and the
subsequent declaration of Serrano in
behalf of the MOntpensier branch.
These dispatches had a depressing
effect upon the Spanish funds dealt in
at the Stock Exchange, causing a
marked decline in those securities.
The new Spanish loan bonds declined
one per cent.
What Is Il?
LONDON, May 20.-The prisoners
BoultOn and Park, arrested for as
suming the garb of females and 9th
erwise conducting themselves unbe-
eOmingly, were arraigned in Court
this morning and trial commenced.
The courtroom was crowded, and the
interest and evidence exceeded that
in any triakfor many years. The evil
dence of the physicians who had been
detailed to make medical examina-
ton of the persons of BOulton andPark.
was very minute, and In perfect sub.
stantiation that both had been guilty