Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-30
FOREIGN.
FeastIng and Rseeptlon---The Little Ship
Borussa-- Persecution Of the
Jews in Prussia.
Riots Among Prussian Miners French
Elections Results of Court
Martial.
4,5OO, ,O0O,00O Francs Of Loan Taken in
Two Splendid and Imposing
Review In Paris.
FRANCE.

PARIS, June 29.-The Republican
Committee has been unable to report
upon the combined ticket and pub.
fishes several electoral lists. The
election of Brittay, Challem, Latchier,
Corbon, HeIisson, Laurant, Piehot,
Nadoub, SchaemWer, KOestrus, Tent
and PeraIty is considered certain.
There are 1874 candidates from the
arrondissement of the Seine.
Many foreign officers are arriving in
Paris to witness the review, McMa-
hon has declined to become candi-
date for the Assembly. DeLescIuse's
sister has been liberated.
VERSAILLES, June 29.-The trial of
NJ. Rochefort is appointed for Mon
day next. The Assembly yesterday
discussed the project of a law for
the decentration of the government
debt. Communists NJ. NJ. Corbatt
and FOentaine have been confronted
with their accomplices.
MARsEILLEs, June 29.-The court
martial in session here has pronounced
the following sentences: Cremlaux,
Etcenee and Pallisker, death; Duchess
Marten, Hastorg, Breton and Cactus,
transportation or ten years labor in
the galleys; Edward, ten years inn
pri5Onment; six of the accused have
been acquitted.
VERSAILLES, June 29.-In the As
sembly yesterday M. POnyker Quar-
tier stated that in less than SIX hours
the agents of the treasury col
lected four thousand five hundred
million francs for the new loan, of
which Paris alone subscribed two
thousand millions.
The provinces have not all been
heard from, and the total amount OF
subscriptions have not been ascer-
tanned.
The Minister of Finance said this
state of things enables the govern
ment to fulfil its engagements, and in
sures the deliverance of the country.
We shall not wait for dates by the
treasury at Frankfort, but shall pay
indemnity in instalments.
The Prince and Princess of Wales
are about to visit Germany.
Special dispatches from Paris say
review at Long Champs will be held
to. day. One hundred thousand men
will be in lire. The Orleanist Princes
VIII UO DEOScub tftCOyJettOs
There are apprehensions of demon
stratiOns on Port Peres, and measures
Of precaution have been taken.
Maillet escaped from Paris to Bel
GUM.
The Emperor and Empress of Brazil
are at Rouen, and leave there to-day
for England. Prince de JOinville ac-
companies them to this country.
LONG CHAMPS, June 29, l pm
A grand review is in progress. The
Tribune is occupied by Thiers and
others. Members of the government
and Assembly are largely represented.
Mcmahon is in command.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, June 29.-The Delegates
of the American Evsng 5lical Alliance
to confer with the Gar of Russia were
hanquetted at Richmond last even
ing by the Evangelical Alliance of
England. Thomas Hughes, NJ. P,
gave them reception to-day.
Emperor Napoleon visited London,
and has been reelected a member of
the Army and Navy Club.
The little ship City of BOrussa, from
New York, arrived to-day.
A boiler explosion at Kings Grove
to-day 0ccasioned the death Of six
men. Nineteen others were severely
injured.
The late historian, George Grote,
has bequeathed his library to the Lon
don University, of which he was for
some years President.
PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, June 29.- Terrible riots
have occurred among the miners in
the Imperial Iron Works, at KOenig.
The Office of the Superintendent of
the mine and the prisons were de-
stroyed by the rioters, who then COM
menced plundering the Jewish resi-
dents Of the town. The Uhlans were
called upon to put down the disturb
ance, when a fight ensued, in which
seven miners were killed, thirty
wounded and sixty arrested. Martial
law prevailed.
BERLIN, June 29.-Bismarck has
called in the first issue OF fifty-one mil.
lions of German bonds, the interest
on which will cease on the 1st of Jan.
uary next.
SPAIN.
MADRID. June 29.-It is believed
that the COrtes will oppose all hnan-
cial bills submitted by Senior Moret.
The King is to receive M. Barral to-
day.
ITALY.
FLORENCE, June 29.-Archbishop
Palross has been arrested in Rome on
the charge OF conspiracy.