Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-16
OLD WORLD TELEeRAMs.


SCOTTISH SYMPATHY FOR CHICAGO.
LONDON, October I5.--At meeting
held In Edfaburgh, last night, Lord
Provost preiiding, resolutions ofsym-
pathy fOE the people of Chicago were
adopted. SUBSCRIPTIONS were opened
at Newcastle yesterday and thou
sand pounds were subscribed.
AUSTRIAN CABINET CRISIS.
VIENNA, October I5.-A cabinet
crisis is again threatened. Won Beust
declares he viii resign ifthe demands
of the Czechs are complied with. The
emperOr's decision is unknown.
A SWEDISH MINISTER DEAD.
STOCKHOLM, October I5.--Count
Wachtniester, minister Of foreign af-
fairs, dropped dead in the street yes
terdsy, of apoplexy.
SPANISH WORKMEN NOMINATING
CANDIDATES.
MADRID, Octobsr 15.--The Work
ingmen of this city held a meeting
last night, and resolved to nominate
candidates to represent them in the
Cortes and municipal government.
A large meeting of Federalists and
Republicans was held here to-day.
The proceedings were orderly.
THE EMPRESS OF GERMANY SENDS TO
CHICAGO.
BERLIN, October 15.-The Empress
Augusta gratefully remembering the
kindly feeling shown by Americans
for Germans during the last war,
sends one thousand thaler5 70 the
committee formed in this city for the
relief of the sufferers of Chicago.
PARIS To CHICAGO.
PARIS, October ia meeting of
citizens Of the United States, now in
Paris. held last night in response to a
call of the American minister, took
action for the relief of Chicago. Mr..
Washburne presided and made an ell
Oquent speech. Speeches were also
made by General Banks, J. NJ. Read,
American consul-general, and Mr..
Roper, of Georgia. A sum of 200, 600
francs was subscribed.
COMING HOME.
LONDON, October 15.-Many Amer
leans are leaving for home ON account
Of the calamity at Washington. Gen
eral Burnside sails Tuesday.
DhOf,C1A49 III NhlOA0Os
BRUSSELS, October Responding
to the call OF the New York chamber
of commerce, the Brussels exchange
have appointed a committee which is
raising subscriptions for the Chicago
sufferers.
MINISTER JAY.
VIENNA, October 15.-Mr. Jay, the
American minister, has opened SUBJ
scriptiUn for The assistance of the Chi
cagO sufferers
AUSTRIAN INSURGENTS DEFEATED.
VIENNA, October 13.-The COM
mandant al Agram, Croatia, tele-
graphs that sixty three Of the insur-
gents of Ogulin have been made pri-
sOneTs and 1874 rifles captured.
ANNOUNCEMENT BY THEIRS.
PARIS, October 13.-Thiers formally
announced to the legislative commit
tee that the customs treaty of Alsace
and Lorraine had been signed and
now only awaits ratification. He
states that the principal reciprocity is
recognized; that the payment of the
4th half mIiliard indemnity is to be
completed before the end of March;
Andl the ENttCudllOn vi GICuCu l6Ef1-
tory will commence within fortnight
after the ratification of the treaty, and
that Germany cedes to France small
strip OF the territory.
The Officiel Journal says q treaty
has Just been concluded with Germa-
ny, and consists of three separate con-
ventions; One NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
the frontiers; one hnancial-prO sid-
ing for the payment of the indemnity
and involving the withdrawal of the
German troops from France; and the
other, relating TO the customs. The
last stipulates that the products
of Alsace and Lorraine shall be per-
mitted to enter France free for twelve
months, and accords the same privi-
leges to the products of France enter
ing those territories.
Prince Napoleon applied for per-
NIT to go to Corsica.
+ The meeting OF the Republican al
lance at st. Eienne was broken up
by the police. Important documents
were seized, and searches are now be-
ing made at the homes OF the men,
bers of the alliance.
Traffic by the Mont Cents tunnel
begins to-morrow-the lines of rail-
road connecting with the tunnel hav-
ing been completed.
EanM TILE BANISEN