Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-04-22
FOREIGN NEWS.


France.
PARIS. April 2l.-ColOnel Stoffeli has
announced himself as a candidate for
the vacancy in the national assembly
rom this city.
N. Thiers gave q reception on Satur-
day night, at the palace Of the Elysee.
Mr.. Schenck, United States minister 70
Great Britain, was present, and was in
trOduced to the President by Minister
Washburne.
N. Lisbman has retired from the
contest for the vacant seat in the assem-
bly, in favor Of Baron Etoffel. NJ DeRe-
musat's prospects are considered excel
lent.
Spai1-
NEW YORK, April 2l.-A New York
correspondent has had a talk with Don
Carlos, who justifies his present course
by saying that the act by which the
throne of SPAN was given TO Isabella
was in violation of the organic law Of
the kingdom, and therefore Illegal; and
he proposed to continue the tight for the
rights of his house begun by his grand
father. His programme Of government
is that everything shall be done through
a free cortes. There shall be complete
decentralization in everything but gen.
AElL DDLllEHa Ad-LCAdA anu ACAe-7
Don Carlos holds, are men Of great abili'
ty, but the republic is never possible IN
Spain without assuming the wild
ct socialistic character. OF Theirs,
Don Carlos saws he has not much rea-
son for his intrigues or hostility. As tC
Cuba, he holds The abolition Of slavery
10 be Indispensable; bat il should be
gradual, and not al The expense Of the
proprietOrs. No government, however,
dare allude Ia Spain to the alienation Of
Cuba
BARCELONA, April 21.-Seversl per
sOns known to have served recently in
the Cerlist ranks have been arrested IN
this city.
HAVANA, April, l9.-The new cap
tain-general Of Cuba. Pieltain, arrived
Yesterday, and was received with the
usual formal ceremonies. Upon landing
an immense cOncourse Of citizens was
present TO witness the Decentralization
and not a cheer was uttered, not ever
for Spain when the new captain-genera
PASSED through the crowd, owing K
rumors widely circulated that the re
uublicans intended to make demoBstra
lion. The republicans, however, firmly
denied any intention OF doing anything
Of the kind. General Pieltsin's frs
measure win probably be the ordering
Of elections f5f deputies to the cortes
At q reception given the new captain
general, he said be hoped he would soOI
be able 10 finish the rebellion with tn
aid of the lOyslists.
Captain General Pieltain has issUeS
a proclamation addressed to the soldiers
people aud volunteers; 10 the soldier
he says they win be called on to operate
in the field all the time that it is posi-
bic, and that be wants them to make
another energetic and decisive effort Z
crush the iHsuuectiOn. TO the people h
SAYS bis mission is q difficult one, viz
To restore peace SO that you can fully
enioy liberty, which, as q part OF gTea
nation now also free, because Il has be
come a-Fepnblic, you have right to en-
ioy.m He viii require cooperation b.
everybody that justice may be realized
everywhere. To the volunteers he says
II appreciate your patriotism, loyslt,
and sacrifices. and count on your active
cooperation. I win always act as ;
loyal Spaniard, and give you my conf
dence; consequently you must trust me
United, cur difficulties viii decrease
AID We will soon restore peace II Ia
insurgents repent we wiz receive then
with open arms as friends; If they pre-
fer 10 be enemies We win combat then
Increasingly General Prima Riveri
has Resumed the eaptain-generalship Q
Porto Rico.