Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-09
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The small pox is increasing in Eng
land.
Great disorder and excitement in
Paris.
Chausey's army is arriving at Paris.
They are going for a clean shave.
Rothschild has issued a Russian
loan Of twelve million pounds at 81.
The Emperor viii not leave his
prison till peace be definitely signed.
At a meeting Of the mayors of
Paris yesterday, Jules Ferry resigned.
The strike at Newcastle, England,
has resulted in q victory for the work
men.
It is expected that the French Ma
tiOnal Assembly will install itself at
Versailles on the 18th.
The Natioual Assembly Of France
viii leave Bordeaux Saturday and
meet at Versailles Monday.
The French Minister Of Marine has
proposed to the National Assembly a
great reduction in the budget.
The honest Germans returned
twelve rifles to the French, which
they got in excess Of stipulatiOn5.
The steamer Tybee sails to-day,
taking out vOluminOus dispatches to
the San Domingo Commissioners.
A riot occurred ameng the negroes
at Buffalo Gap, Virginia, Tuesday
night, during which two were killed.
Election in the Bavarian Chambers
resulted as follows: % Liberals and
2l7 Patriots. The latter oppose con-
federation.
1t is expected that a bar0netcy will
be conferred on Samuel Morley. the
Liberal member Of the House Of Com !
mons from Bristol.
The new five per cent. loan goes of
slowly in New York. The agents
think this is due to the nOn-appear-
ance Of the bonds on the market.
The National Guard at Montmar-
tire, BlOis, Place ROyale, BelleviIIe I
and La Villette, continue TO form
camps around their artillery parks.
The Emperor William has reviewed /
the First and Twelfth corps Of Wur-
temburgers at VilIiers. The head /
quarters Of the Emperor are now at |
Ferrieres.
Under General Chausey there are |
120, 900 men, with $4,000 more at j
HAVE. Faidherbe has 60, 900 recruits, !
and in the camps Of instructions there
are 10000.
A commission Of the French Ma
.iOnal Assembly proposes to delay
bills due August 10th, for |
.hree months, and other bills in same /
Porter, tried at InniskilIen, for an
assault on Captain Poynter, the Jury
vas discharged, unable to agree. The |
.ccused was released on bail to appear
Vt the next Assizes.
Count Bismarck has passed through
3ingerbruclz, en- route to Berlin. He
will be met at Mayence by a commit
go Of citizens, who will welcome and /
scOrt him home to Germany.
The entries for the Jerome Park
aces have all been closed. The run
ing this year promises to be very
OOd, as a large number of 6rstclass
.Orses are in training.
A dispatch from Hanover, the Stb.
avs that French prisoners who have
cen held in various parts Of the
Kingdom Of Hanover, have been for
larded to Hamburg, whence thew
7ill go to France.
Governor Birch died Of enlarge
lent Of the heart. Judge Stakemann /
as been proclaimed Governor. The
lnersI services over the remains of
ne late Governor were most impress a
we and very imposing.
The coal miners at Mount Carmel, !
"a, offer a reward Of $500 for the dis
)very OF the person that exploded a n
eg Of powder in a house, killing a g
ersOn named Holman, the 9biOquy I
which attaches to the striking MI t.
ers. :
II is said the Tines, in its article On
le ApgIO-Ameriean Commission, rep
scents the opinion OF the British
and that Instructions in
armOny with the views therein eX-
ressed on the Alabama claims, have 2
cen sent to the British members Of ,
le Commission at Washington.
The London Times, on the anneXa- %
on Of Canada by conquest, says chat
le resolution referred by the Senate
, the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
atiBg that the British possession OF
anada is an obstacle of harmony be-
geen il and the United States as an :
lcitement to persons anxious for B
ar, is UnsuTpassingly cool. III this y
cling prevails, it viii undoubtedly 5
g an obstacle Of harmony between q
la two Governments,