Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-15
FOREIGN SUNNI AIRY.

England Refuses to Surrender Communists.
LONDON, August 14.-The French
government is reported to have re-
quested the eXtraditiOn of the Com
munists who have taken refuge on
British soil, and the reply of the
English Cabinet is said to have been
q decided refusal.
Italy, the Pope and France.
LONDON, August 14.-It is reported
in Rome that the Viscount has or
dered NigrO to express at Paris his
satisfaction for Thiers' pacific and con-
ciliatOry words, but he is also sur
prised that the President should per-
NIT the speakers to use language in
furious to Italy. The liberal journals
in Rome expressed the readiness Of
Italy to aceeptan alliance with France
if the latter would abandon all nego-
tiations relative to the Pope.
The English Radicals.
New YORK, August 14.-A London
special dated August 18th, says that
the meeting at Hyde Park to day, to
protest against the brutality OF the
police at the late Dublin riots, was in
significant. At the hour of meeting,
a band with tWenty-six men, and
about one thousand juvenile raga-
mullins, marched into the Park bear
ing flag of the Red Republic. One
carried a red flag, it is said, with
blue and white checker board in the
upper corner, and wore a Phyregian
cape, with green ribbon. Some quar-
reling took place among the leaders as
to the cause of the meeting. There
were also other evidences of divis-
ion among them.
From the North Pacific.
SAN Francisco, August 14.-The
English colonial press denOunce the
~eturn of the American feet st Cheefo
as having no neral effect of defeat.
Two Englishmen and one German
engaged in saving the material wreck
ed on the schooner "Chusan" on Sir
James Hall's Islands, were captured by
the COreans, and bound hand and foot
and slung on bamboos and packed of
in the interior. A British feet has
gone from Japan to inquire into the
matter.
The Mohammedan insurrection of
Is bllll
THE citizens of New Zealand are de-
termined to form joint stock whal-
ing company to compete with Amer
lean whalers. Those waters are all
quiet. The Fiji new government is
working satisfactorily.
Miscellaneous Items.
LONDON, August 14.-The steam
T,n
touched Queenstown, Moravian and
Moville.
But few arrests have been made at
Londonderry.
The Amnesty Association of Dub
lin has taken action in condemning the
unreliable explanations made by the
Marquis OF Hastings, Chief Secretary
for Ireland, as to the cause of the pre-
vention of the meeting On the 18th at
Phoenix Park, and have resolved to
bring criminal action against the
police for committing assaults upon
the people who assembled upon that
occasion.
Queen Victoria is indispOsed.
A dispatch from Rome reports that
King Victor Emanuel had a narrow
escape while hunting wild bOars.
Another Row in Londonderry.
DUBLIN, August 13.-The excite
ment ia Londonderry has not abated
to-day. A large number of appren-
tiees, consisting for the greater part of
boys from twelve to eighteen years of
age, made a demonstration. They
were headed by Johnstone, a member
of Parliament, and Mr.. Rea, Of Bel
fast. The apprentices attempted to
form a procession in violation Of the
proclamation issued by authority.
The police, aided by q detachment Of
troops, interfered, amid yells and
cheers Of the Roman Catholics. Stones
were thrown by the rioters at one
another and at the police and mill
tary. The riot act was read without
any effect upon the appren-
tices. The cavalry and police then
charged and scattered the crowd.
were injured, ,ibut none were
killed. A number of arrests have
taken place, and order has been COM
pletely restored.