Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-09-03
Movements Of the italian King
TelvertOnandthe Spanish War
Ships-An Information
al Case,
FreebOOting Carllsts of Spain
Troubles in And .lusia-De.
parture of Catholic
Pilgrims.
Testimonial TO Thiers-The TuiI.
leries to be Rebuilt-Rail-
road Aecident-The Reds
in Madrid, Etc.

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'lO'EN GNTs OF KING VICTOR EMANUEL
hoihE, September liking Victo
Eme huel will leave here about the mid
uie ot the present mouth. He will bt
AZ Vienna about the twentieth, anC
Afterward be viii go to Berlin.
TIE BRITISH ADMIRAL AND TuE
SPANISH INSURGENTS.
LONDON, September 2-The T7,7e,
this morning has additional details con.
cerning the affair between Vice-Admi-
raj NeivertOn and the Cartagena in.
surgents in relation to the removal OF
the iron-clads Almanac and Vlttoria.
After the admiral's notification that al
the expiration of forty hours he would
take the vessels Out Of the barbor. the
insurgent junta proposed that he should
1 pledge his faith for his government that
they should be held at Gibraltar.
ana not turned over to the
Madrid government. This proposition
| was rejected, and the British commap-
der informed the junta that he would
I lake the vessels to Gibraltar and then re-
commend 10 his government that they
0e not surrendered until affairs at
S,artagena were settled, but that he
, declined to give his personal guarantee
on the subject. AT this the insurgent
leaders were very much exasperated,
and the junta issued orders to the COM
mander Of the rebel vessels to 90 down
the bay and be prepared to resist by
force the removal Of the iron
clad. The English consul is pre-
pared to leave Cartagena, and
conflict seemed unavoidable
This was the condition of affairs when
the
published this morning, probably, to
the thirty-first Of August. To-day q
telegram from Madrid announces that
Niee-Admiral Yelveiton has t1Een the
vessels and that there was 30 conflict
The insurgent leaders abandoned their
extreme position, or IN what manner
trouble was avoided, is not yet known.
THE VESSELS REMOVED, AND NO
POWDER BURNT.
LONDON, September 2.-Viee-Ad-
miral 1elverton has taken the ironclads
Aloma1za and Nittoria from the har
Dor Of Cartagena and sent them to
GloFs liar. The insurgents made no at
tempt to prevent the vessels from going.
SERIOUS TROUBLE IN ANDALUsIA.
LONDON, September ,. Socialistic
N-taRAN1 Va q aGLlDA5 ldLuIE udNE DIOkEI
out in Andalusia. In the neighborhoOd
of the town of Jimena the farm laborers
have banded together for the purpose Of
demanding and endeavoring to inforce
q division of property. They have burn
ed forty farmhOuses Of those who op-
posed them and committed other ex-
eesses. Some Of the rioters have been I
arrested.
CARLIST WAR NOTES.
BAYONNE, September 2-The Car .
lists claim that Spaniar5s of the island of
Cuba are contributing literally of their
meaus for the support of the cause OF
Don Carlos. 1t is reported here that
six thousand Carlists are marching
against the town of Teruel, the capital
of the province Of Teruel, in Aragon.
DEPARTURE Or PILGRIMS.
LONDON, September 2.-Six hundred
pilgrims left London to-day for Paray
la Monial. Yesterday they were ad-
dressed by Archbishop Manning.
TO EX-PREsIDENT THIS
THE PALACE OF THE TUILLERI rs TO
BE REBUILT.
PARIS, September 2.-Tha rennbIice,,
members Of the assembly win meet NJ
Thiers at Nancy on his refurn from,
Switzerland, and entertain him at a
grand banquet. The towns in AIsaee
ana Lorraine will also be literally repre-
senteI, prominent citizens in mOst of
ITEM having signified their intention To
join in the testimonial to Thiers.
The Paris Figaro publishes a proposal
to the royalists Of France to subscribe
money to rebuild the palace of the Tuil-
leries. The editor of the FIGARO offers
TO lead the subscription with eontribu-
ton OF eight thousand dollars.
ANNIVERSARY OF IRE VICTORY AT
SEDAN.
BERLIN, September 2.-Yesterday
was the anniversary of the German
victory at Sedan. A monument, COM
memorSuve Of that event was unveiled
In Cohigs Platz amidst the enthusiastic
aeclamations of thousands Of citizens.
The city was gaily decorated, and the
day given over to festivity.
SERIOUS RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
LONDON, September ?. - Accounts
have been received OF an accident on the
Luxembourg railroad, by which eight
passengers were killed and fifteen hurt.
STARTLING RUMoRs FROM MADRID.
AsoNDONi otptSLlOtI "a rOmOf Is
current that the municipal authorities
Of Madrid have raised the red flag Of the
on the town hall, and that
the military have discovered a secret
depot OF arms and ammunition and
petroleum belonging to the internation-
ais. No confiTmatory dispatch has
been received.
CHOLERA AT HAvRE.
PARIS, September 2-The cholera has
Laade its appearance among the troops
II Havre, having been communicated,
/ is thought, by German emigrants
7lrOUte for the United States. The
fashionable lOungers at Tyronville are
much alarmed and leaving rs rapidly as
possible.
nRI RIRGRApHIn PpENInIES