Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-05
EVENTS ABROAD.

Late foreign papers announce the
death OF NJ. Alex. Milntin, Russian
minister of the interior.
Pere Hyacinthe delivered an sd.
dress at 9 Protestant meeting last
night, on the difference of Bibles.
Copies Of the American case in full,
as submitted to the Geneva board OF
arbitration, will be distributed In both
houses of parliament Saturday.
Dispatches from Calcutta announce
that the expedition against the
Lo0shas has practically ended, and
that peace will soon be proclaimed
Theirs yesterday, in reply to a depu-
tatiOn Of Englishmen, stated that the
present passport system was only tenn
pOrary, and promised announcement
for the tunnel project.
General lyAdmirault has reeonsid-
cred his determination to retire from
the goYernorship of Paris, which posi-.
ton he threatened to resign because
the Rsppel was allowed to reappear.
The project of the department of the
Rhine asks for military TeinfoTeemeDts
for the maintenance Of order, which,
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crease of workmen's clubs and illegal
secret societies.
The Times dispatch from Ber-
lin Gays that Count Won Armin,
the German ambassador to France,
has been ordered home to report his
opinion regarding the stability Of the
French government.
The Sclsvonic World, of Prague,
says the Prince of Servia Is about to
marry g Russian princess, and it pre-
diets from the alliance no less ina
portant result than the driving Of
the Turks from Europe.
Ex-Pre ,ident ROye, of Libera, who
was imprisoned tor certain illegal acts
committed while in Office, escaped,
but was drowned while endeavoring
to swim to a st amer just before Its
departure for Liverpool.
Jauvier de la Motto, eX-peFleet Of
the department Of Eure, whose arrest
at Rouen on the charge of misappro-
priating the funds for the relief OF
France, and which has excited 30
much attention, was yesterday ac-
quilted and hOnorably discharged.
1t is reported that treaty has been
concluded between Brazil anG Para
quay by terms which the former con-
tinues to exercise protectOrste over
Paraguay for ten years, and the latter
undertakes to pay the expenses of
pTOtectOrate and cedes certain terrific
~ to Brazil.
The operatives in the fax mills of
Leeds, England, have struck for a re-
duction Of their time for labor to nine
hours per day. They are conducting
themselves in an orderly manner, and
no trouble is apprehended. The num-
Der Of persons on the strike is between
ten and eleven thousand.
The jury in the Tichborne case have
Informed the court that they have
heard sufficient evidence upon which |
TO base a verdict. An adjournment |
has been taken until Wednesday, in |
order to allow Mr.. Ballentine, c0un-
sci for the claimant, time to consider |
IS to his future course.
In the French assembly yesterday |
there was stormy debate on the bill |
penalties on members Of the
International society. Deputy TOlain |
made lengthy speech in defense Of
the society, which, he said, in placing |
the principle of solidarity above coun- |
try, only united the religious associa-
lions in all parts Of the world.
The dissatisfaction continues In the |
French cabinet over the conduct Of |
Ponyer Quertier, minister of finance,
who testified at Rouen n favor of La |
notte, ex.prefect Of the department Of |
he Eure, who is charged with en-
1eZZling funds contributed for the re.
ief of the French sufferers. Should the |
of the minister Of finance
become necessary, 1t is believed that
Jasimer Perier, minister of the inte-
.ior, viii be appointed to the position.