Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-04-25
FOREIGN SUMMARY.
English Democrats and Republican Spain
The Everlasting "Tiehborne
Claimant"
The Portugal and Brazil Telegraph
COmpany-The Pope Again Con-
fined to His Bed.


ROME, April 24.-The Pope has had a
relapse, and is again confined to his bed.
Spain.
MADRID, April 24.-Castellar has in
duced his colleagues to order the enroll
ment in the army of men twenty years
Of age throughout Spain.
WIG Et France.
PARIS, April 24.-One Englishman
and two Frenchmen have been arrested
by French officers on the Spanish
frontier and sent to Perpignan. They
are charged with holding commissions
IN the Carlist army. go 4as----aa-4- .
The Hague.
THE HAGUE, April 24.-The minister
of colonies has given to the press de-
tailed statement of the war in Sumatra,
from which it appears that Atchineez
asked for aid of France and Italy before
war was declared, but notes were re-
ceived by Holland from various powers
which contained most friendly assur-
anees, and showed that the intrigues of
Atchineez had wholly failed.
r-eT E Mexico.
CITY OF MEXICO, April 15.-The
Juarist and Porfirist parties desire each
to maintain their existence and propose
to unite on the nomination of Paliaos,
for president of congress. Iglesia's pros
poets for the office of supreme Judge are
better than those Of the other Candidates.
The proposal to prolong the term of the
United States and Mexican mixed COM
mission has not yet been ratified by
congress. The forces unde- General
LOgada are decreasing.
POrtuRaI
LISBON, April 24.-The director of the
Portugal and Brazil telegraph COM
pany to-day presented the king with
map, in an elegant casket, of the bed of
the Atlantic over which the cable is to
be laid, with specimens of the cable Sc
lected. The section to extend between
the Portuguese coast and Madeira, will
be completed by the manufactures in
June. The tramway between Lisbon
and Cintra will be opened to public
travel next week.
Prussia.
BERLIN, April 24.-The upper house
of the Prussian diet to-day engaged in
debate, which lasted six hours, on the
bill regulating the training and appoint
ment of the clergy. Bismarck made
one of his powerful speeches in support
of the bill. He defended the attitude
the government had taken as fully JUS
titled by the dOmineering assumptions
of the priesthood. In the course of his
speech he took occasion to deny the of
ten-repeated report that he instigated
the occupation of Rome by the italian
government.
England.
LONDON, April pa meeting
of Democrats, to protest against the re-
ftIsal of the British government to recog-
nize the Spanish republic, is to be held
in Trafalgar square on the fifth Of May.
a dispatch from Madrid to-day says the
city is quieter, and there are less appre-
tensions of an outbreak.
The Prince of Wales leaves tonight
for Vienna.
A special from Madrid says that the
temporary retirement of President Figu-
eras and the appointment of Maigel
TO administer the duties of the execu-
tive office, have caused intense excite
ment in Madrid, and the rising of the
population is imminent.
The trial of the Tichborne claimant,o on
charge of perjury, is in progress. Mr..
Hawkins commenced the opening ad-
dress fDr.the prosecution yesterday, and
continued it to-day, and at the adjourn
ment of the court this evening had not
coneluded. The courtroom was
crowded with spectators, including
many titled and distinguished persons.
Among the emigrants who sailed
yesterday from Liverpool were one hum
dred operatives from the manufacturing
town Of Yeovil, Somerset.
By explosion of a fire-damp to-day in
a coal-Inine in the parish of Rhiwabon,
North Wales, several miners were killed
aud wounded.
The suicide of the Earl Of De La War;
was the result of mental depression,
caused by the death of lady friend.
In the house of commons this evening
the resolution offered by the chancellor
of the exchequer to carry out the propo-
sails of budget, were discussed. Ward
Hunt spoke in condemnation of finan- |
cial administration which underesti- |
mated the revenue and OYerestimated
the expenditures. He also opposed the !
payment of any portion of the Geneva
award in the exehequer bonds. Child
ers defended the government, and drew
q contrast between its administration of
the treasury and that of the cOnserva-
tives when they were in power. The
resolutions were finally passed, except
that reducing the duties on sugar one
hall, which Mr.. Lowe proposed should
be recommitted.
Controversy.
BALTIMORE, April PA letter re-
ceived from a Baltimorean at Pernam-