Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-26
FOREIGN SUMMARY.

THE sERRANO MINISTRY CONFIRMED.
LONDON, July 25.-Dispatches from
Madrid, in relation to the recent Min
isterial crisis, have been somewhat
conflicting, for it now appears that
members of the cabinet formed by
Marshal SerranO have taken the oath
of office. The Minister of War acts
as Minister of State Gd interim.
Many Spanish officials have ten
dered their designations.
FAVRE's REsIGNATION-THE COURTS
OF PARIS.
PARIS, July 25.-It is again ru-
mored that Favre intends to resign
the Ministry Of Foreign Affairs.
1t is hoped that the regular sittings
of the courts will commence on Mon
day next.
THE SPANISH GOVERNMENT ON THAT
TREATY.
MADRIR, July 25.-The Spanish
government has, upon the application
of General Sickles, authorized Senior
Lopez Roberts, Spanish minister to
the United States, to act according to
the clause of the treaty at Washing
ton, which provides for the appoint
ment of a mixed commission of three
for the settlement of claims of Amer
lean citizens against Great Britain.
Senior Roberts also received authority
to exercise the functions of the third
commissioner, or umpire, to which
he has been elected. The Spanish
government, in a friendly reply to
General Sickles, has declared that it
is not unwilling to adhere to the
neutrality laws as laid down in the
treaty at Washington.
DISSATISFACTION AMONG AMERICANS
IN CHINA.
NEW YORK, July PA Hong
Kong letter of June u has the follow
ing: The American residents in China
have received with establishment the
announcement that Minister Lowe,
before departing for Corea, had ap-
pointed a foreigner as acting United
States Consul for the port of CheafOO.
So much dissatisfaction has been felt
and expressed at MedOWs, an English
man holding the Office Of United States
Nice-Consul at Iein-Tsin, that it was
generally believed some steps would
be taken to replace them by American
born citizens; but instead of this, an
other has been added to the list, much
TO the surpli ise of every one possessing
the least particle Of national pride,
and the Americans see, with the deep
est feeling OF humiliation, their flag
represented at the capital of this cOun-
try by foreigners, men who can have
no interest in the affairs of the country.
PROPOSED MOVEMENT BY THE POPE.
NEW YORK, July PA special dis
patch from London Of the 24th says:
The Pope may leave Rome any day.
Preparations are making for his re-
ception at the chateau at COrti, Cor
sica Valley. The owner Of the chat
eau has had an understanding
with AntOnelli and il is to be
placed at the disposal Of the
Pope. There is a movement go
ing on in France to guarantee the
Pope temporal sovereignty over Cor
sica. The Pope wishes to publish a
syllabus in regard to the occupation
of Rome by the Italian government,
and declares that measures withhold
ing from him all temporal powers are
void. Measures have been taken al
ready in Rome to prepare for a choice
of the next Pope. Il is proposed to
choose one who may be moderate in
his ideas and not unfFiendly to Italy,
and by this means effect a compro-
mise with the italian government.
Cardinal COrnelli DePietrO is men.
toned. The disposition made by
the French Chamber Of petitions In
regard to the temporal power Is
equivalent to laying them on the
table,