Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-31
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
Affairs in France-McMahOn TO Resign
and Give Place to Establish
ment Of Monarchy.
Chaos and Confusion in Spain Stlll Con-
tinues-English Races-Austrian
Exposition, ETC., Etc.



VIENNA, July 30.-The international
congress, which has been called to meet
in this city, to discuss means for the
protection of patent rights, will assem-
bic on the fourth of August. The labOrs
O. the preparatory committee are near
~ concluded.
ENGLAND.
LONDON, July 30.-The principal
event at the GOodwOOd races to-day was
the run for the GoOdwood stakes, which
were won by Uhlana. Hippias second,
and Ruffie third. The betting, at the
commencement of the lace, was five to
one against Uhlan, ten to one against
Hippias, aud twenty-five to one against
Ruffle. Nineteen started.
FRANCE.
PARIS, July 30.-It is commonly re-
ported that Marshal McMahon will re-
tain the presidency Of the republic only
six months longer, when be will resign
and return to the command of the army.
1t is considered that the republican form
OF government will be succeeded by a
monarchy, and il is deemed essential
that Marshal McMahon, who possesses
great influence with the army, should
be in command upon the occasion of a
change. The extreme left have deter
mined to agitate the question Of the dis
solution of the assembly in the prov
inces during the recess, and are making
preparations for a vigorous campaign.
SPAIN.
MADRID, July 30.-A bill was intro
duced in the cortes authorizing the pros
ecution of deputies who rebel against
measures adopted by that body.
The official journal Of the insurgents
at Cartagena announces the appoint
ment of provisional directory for the
canton of Murcia, as follows: Seniors
Arals, Ferrer, Carlos, Sauville and Ru-
bio. The government of the canton is
constituted as follows: General Con-
treras, president Of council and minister
of marine; Senior Garcia, minister of
state; Ferrer, minister Of war; Romero,
minister of public works; Sauville, min
lister Of finance.
1t is rumored that General Conelasa is
20 be appointed chaplain-general Of
Madrid.
The blockade of Bnboa by the Carlists
has been raised, and communication
with the city is now open.
A dispatch from Algeria says several
Of the Spanish war vessels seized by the
insurgents at Cartagena have arrived off
that coast.
Contreras is in command of the insur-
gent fleet off Almena. He demands a
contribution of fifty thousand pc
satas, and the evacuation of the city by
civil guard, and threatens bombardment
In case of refusal. The city authorities
have refused to comply, and are pre-
pairing for defense. There is ground for
the hope that the foreign men-Of-war in
the harbOr will interfere and prevent the
horrors of bOmbardment. A large Brit
ish squadron Is expected to arrive daily
Off the-Spanish coast. An engagement
has taken place between force of ma
tional troops under General Nevarre,
and a Carlist band intrenched at
Marededes. The insurgents were driven
from the town, and seven hundred re-
publican prisoners confined therein Ie-
leased. The insurgent commander oi
public safety at Cartagena announces
that medal Of honor and a pension
VIII be given TO all persons who take uu
arms in their cause. The authorities OF
Lola have expelled one hui. .dred and ten
members of the international society
from the town. A proposition is mooted
/ to cede to France all of the province Of
Navarro lying north of the river Ebro