Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-03-03
GENERAL NEWS.
From the New Republle-Carlist Re-
verses Officially Announced
fsnto AlfOnzO the Young
King Of Spain.
Movement In the Spanish Assembly for
the Increase Of the Army OF the
RepublIc-Freneh News.
Current Events Of the Day Compiled and
Condensed from the Telegraphle
Reports OF Yesterday.
DeAfructfEe Ptre.


LISBON, March IA farewell dinner
was given tonight by King Louis to
Ex.King Amadeus and wife, who will
probably go to Italy Monday.
Boiler Explosion
CLEVELAND, O., March "A boiler
exploded yesterday ia the Union Iron
Works at Newburgh, Ohio, killing q
man named Jones, and severely injur-
ing boy. The cause Of the explosion
is unknown.
S4CoIIfsfon ut Sea-EearfuI Disaster.
LONDON, March 3.-The Chiaclure
fiom San Francisco for Liverpool, ran
into the ship Torch in the Irish Chan
mel. The Chiaclure sank in q few min
utes after the collision and twenty-four
of her crew were drowned. The Torch
also went down. All on board saved.
Noted Irish Minister.
CINCINNATI, March 2.-The Rev.
Hugh Smyth, from Belfast, Ireland,
commenced his ministerial labors In the
Seventh Presbyterian Church in this
city tonight, preaching to large audi
ence. Representatives were present
from many other congregations and
denominations Of the city.
French Politics.
PARIS, March 2.-The Republican
and Radical journals bitterly attack NJ.
Dufaure for his recent speech in the AS
sembly, and warn President Thiers
against carrying his stratagem to excess.
The moderate Lefts have resolved to op-
pose certain clauses of the constitutional
to modify them.
Prince InfantO AIiOnzO.
BAYoNNE, March 2.-The Infanto
AIfonzo and wife, with a large staff and
a body-gusrd Of two hundred young
men, spent Monday last at Salquiree.
The Prince and Princess held receptions,
during which bells rang and bands
played. The peasants flocked into town
from the neighborhood, to pay their re-
speets TO the Infanto.
Supposed Hurder.
CINCINNATI, March. 2.-Report has
reached here of a supposed murder at
Rushville, Indians. A man was found
on the public highway five miles from
that city, yesterday morning, dead, with
a bullet hole through his head. From
papers found on the body his name is
believed to be either Kerr or Halfieid.
1t is supposed that be was murdered on
Friday night for money.
Heavy Fraud on the Bank Of England
LONDON, March S.-DiscovcTy has
Just been made of frauds on a gigantic
scale on the Bank Of England, commit
ted by one Warren alias Horton, an
American, through skiiful forgeries of
the names of ROthschilds and other
great financial houses. A reward of one
thousand pounds hass,been offered for his
apprehension. The police are searching
for him with hopes of success.
The MOrmons still Anxious.
SALT LAKE, March There is in
creased anxiety for the fate of F'Feling
huysen's bill. Nothing else is talked
about, but both sides are doubtful Of the
result. The MOrmons say if the bill
finally passes there then comes the
question of its eonstitutionality. The
journal of the Gentiles expresses the be-
lief that Brigham Young has deter
mined to cease resistance to the laws.
Spanish Assembly Notes.
MADRID, March I'm the Assembly
yesterday the government presented a
bill to provide means for crushing the
Carlist insurrection. 1t authorizes the
immediate organization of fifty new
bataIlions of nine hundred men each,
and grants the supply of one hundred
million pestas. Senior Stella advocated
economical reforms in the administrs-
tion, and among other measures he
urged the abolition of council.
Murder and Robbery.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 1.-Two
Spaniards entered Willard's store near
Rorsetown, Shasta county, and shot and
instantly killed Chinaman and
knocked down the clerk with arevolver,
robbed the store of all the money and
valuables they could carry, went to-
ward, Cottonwood, met a man by the
name of Silons on the road, robbed him,
and got away. They are remnant Of
the famous Joaquin Muritta band Of
robbers.
FIre-FataIiy Shot.
New YORK, March "A fire this
evening in the window blind factory Of
D. Purdy & Sons, Water street, Brook
lyn, almost destroyed the building.
Loss, forty thousand dollars.
A young man named VIM. S. LAM
gan was fatally shot early this forenoon
in a dining saloon No. Fulton street,
Brooklyn, by printer named Andrew
s. Leigh, who was intoxicated. Lani-
gan had been joking with Leigh, and
was leaving the saloon when shot.
The Slavery Question.
MADRID, March 2.-The Secretary of
State and Ministers of Justice and Pub
lie Works and Marine and a majority of
the Assembly are determined to carry
the bill for the abolition Of
slavery before pTorogation. The Con-
servatiyes are pressing their amend
ments, but it is believed they will with
draw them when they see defeat is GER
tain.
General Cordova, late Minister of
War, and Senior Rivero, President of
the last Congress, are i'll.
Array HOvements-A New Epfdennie.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 2.-General
Cook arrived at headquarters at Pres
colt, Arizona, on the seventeenth OF
February, and then went to Camp Dale
Creek. The army Is il excellent con-
dition. General Cook considers the
of the Indian war broken, but
has no faith in Cachig's promises to
keep the peace.
Thirteen deaths have occurred from
the new fatal epidemic on Deer creek.
No danger of its spreading. The dis
ease Is confined to its first locality. The
schools are still kept closed as precau-
tionary measure.
From HoHolulu.
SAN Francisco, March 2.-The
steamer Moses Taylor arrived last night
from Honolulu. She brings dates to
February 18th. The Hawaiian Gazette Of
February 18th says: IA strong effort Is
being made to revive the project of the
streaty with the United
States. At the present time
a large portion of the sugar crop
which would otherwise 60 to California |
goes to New leland and British /
breaking up the trade with (
San Francisco. 1t is reported that the
Hawaiian Government is willing to
eede a large section of land near Pearl I
Bay TO the United States on condition /
hat we establish coallng station at /
hat point.
The Commercial Advertiser of Febru- /
ary 18th discusses the question ofannex-
alton with the United States strongly 1
opposing the proposition.
At meeting of the Chamber of Com /
nerce of Honolulu, held February 18th, 1
/ resolution was adopted appointing a
,omraittee to confer with the govern
nent to see II g treaty of reciprocity can /
,e entered into with the United States. /
4 committee Of I've was appointed, with /
N. Raplee director. His majesty visited /
ailo In the United States steamer Be. \
licia, Saturday last.