Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-06
FOREIGN TFLEGRAMs.


Turkey.
CONsTANTINOPLE, September o.
Ali Kirbrasli Pacha, Grand VizieT
and Minister of Foreign Affairs, is at
the point of death. 1t is expected
that Kiaml Pacha, now President OF
the Council of State, will succeed to
his Grand Viziership.
Italy.
A correspondent writing from Rome
August 12Jh, says that several OF
the most eminent cardinals and bish-
ops, who are strong infallibleists are
beginning to become reconciled to the
political situation. The cardinals are
freely appearing in the streets, and
meet with respectful sympathies and
regard from the citizens.
Egypt.
LONDON, September 5.-Advices
from Egypt, received in this city,
state that il is reported that the Vice.
roy has dismissed all the Americans
in his service, both in the army and
the civil departments. This step has
been taken in consequence of the i'll
feeling and jealousy displayed toward
the Americans by the numerous Turk
ish officials of high standing and In
f1uence.
Theirs on Volcano.
PARIS, September 4.-There are Co.
600 troops in the city, and a constant
patrol is kept up. The Government
was informed of an intended demon
stration of the International to-day.
The measures for its prevention were
absolute and severe. Lyons, Mar
seilles and Bordeaux are filled with
troops. Since the passage of the bill
making it punishable to belong to the
International, the influence of that
society has been increasing in secresy.
The approaching dissolution of the
National Guard Is contemplated by
many with apprehension, and it is
feared that the measure will throw q
large number of men into the ranks OF
the International Society.
PARIS, September 5.-The trial OF
female incendiaries has been con-
cluded. Five are sentenced to death
one to imprisonment In fortress, and
one to ten years solitary imprison-
ment.
A Madrid journal contains the state
ment that at meeting Of the Central
Committee of the InternatiOnals held
In London, it was resolved to shrink
before no obstacle in order to carry
out with success the principles of the
Tntefnationals. In consideration that
the greatest of these obstacles are M.
Thiers and the kings of Belgium,
Italy, Spain and Portugal, it was re-
solved that they be assassinated; ii
was also resolved to set fire to all fac
tories, workshops and establishments,
and thus compel the hungry unem-
ployed workmen to take part in the
social war. Felix Bergeret and other
refugee members Of the Commune
took part in the discussion.
Trouble Between Grant and His Other
Brother, the Emperor.
NEw YORK, September "a cor
res, >ondent writes from st. Peters
hurp. under date of August 18th, that
the Russian government has not re-
called its Minister. The relations be-
tween Secretary Fish and Minister
Cstacszy were unpleasant, and the
former asked for the Minister'S recall,
hut in the absence of Prince Gorts-
chakoff, the acting Premier of Rus
ala. declined to recall him. Acting
premium Wiertheimer approved Cat
acaZy's conduct in the Perkins claims
negotiations, and expressed indigna-
tion at the attacks made upon him by
a mericap official Journals. Although
Catscazy himself desires to return to
Russia, his request is not likely to
be complied with ill the visit OF the
Prince Is over.
War Between the Oppressed and Their
0ppress0rs.
DUBLIN, September 5.-There was
fierce fighting all last night, and the
Dolice were driven to their barracks,
and after having received reinforce
ments made desperate charge on the
crowd, but were again driven to their
barracks. The sally was repeated
several times, but met with the same
result. A bar of iron was thrown at
the police from a public house, which
led to an attack upon the house and
the capture of the inmates. An at
tempt was made by the mob to free
the captiveS, but having 1al1ed, they
made a complete wreck of the house.
About half the policemen engaged in
the affray were more OF less injured.
The prisoners sang national songs all
night. There Is great excitement, and
il is hourly increasing. There are
some apprehensions of a renewal of
the riot. The police have orders to
use their arms without mercy in case
manifestations are made. The soldiers
ars still under arms. An investiga-
tion Is at once to be had into the cir
cumstances which caused the police
10 involve themselves into a riot.
LONDON, September 6.-A dispatch
taken during the riot were cheered
by the people, while the officers were
hissed. The rioters were assisted by
large number Of women IN their as
saults upon the police.