Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-30
FOREIGN TELEG CAMS.


bishop HeyeamP Dead.
ROTTERDAM, October 29.-The Old
Catholic bishop, Heycsmp, is dead.
Bx-PrssIdent Thters.
NICE, October 29.-Ex.President
Theirs arrived in this city to-day. There was
great demonstral ion IN his honor.
KulIman COnfesses.
BERLIN, October 29.-The trial of
Huffman for the attempted assassination Of
Bismarck began to-day at Wurzburg. The
prisoner admitted his guilt.
FROM HOBoIulu.
SAN Francisco, October 29-The
steamer Cypherens brings Honolulu dates to
October I7ih. The kingdom was quiet John
?. Zephyrins KshoadO, one of the leaders in
the recent riotOus demonstration in favor OF
Queen Emma, bias been convicted Of treason
and sentenced TO be hanged on the first Fri
The king was considering the question OF
the reconstruction OF his cabinet.
honolulu papers say that while the persosl
mel Of the embassy about 70 90 70 W Washington
10 negotiate reciprocity treaty Is not all
that could be desired, still the members are
well qualified for the eminent mission. Their
names are not published
Among the passengers lust arrived nom
Honolulu Is Hon Elisha Hunt Allen, chan
cellor Ct the Hawaiian kingdom. Judge Allen
l. accredited with special envoy to wash
ington. entrusted with power to negotiate for
a reciprocity treaty between the United States
and Hawaii. Hon. Henry p. Carter, proml-
nent citizen OF that country, j. also associated
Win the ull.>tpls II u NOV huONh AuAl Ac
Will arrive at TINS pot ga BeIeeis, reaching
here about the last Of November. He, to-
gether with the an bassadors, viii spend most
of their time In " aShington, and Will proDa-
bly, be the upon the opening of the next
term o. congress.
OpeRIsS of the PrussIan Keiehssax.
BERLIN, October 29.-The session OF
the relchstag was opened to-day by Emperor
William In person. The speech from the
| throne enumerates comprehensive measures
1 70 bring about uniformity in judicial
/ procedures. 1he attainment Of this end, the
emperor says, viii confer on the fatheriand
/ the boon long en- Joy I'd by other countries.
! steps have also been taken TO secure kin
/ dred uniformity OF civil rights. IL Is true
| that years will elRpse before these reforms
| can be accomplished, but the EN- peror rejoices
/ 10 be able to-day to express the conviction
| that the hopes OF the government and country
/ will be realized in not too distant a future.
| The legislation ia regard 10 the military sys-
| tenn Of the empire viii be completed BY Oils
/ dealing with the Landsturm and airport on
| ment Of contributions among the various
| states Tor the maintenance OF the army in
/ time OF peace. The general rise in prices rem
ders the sum OF money heretofore granted In
| sufficient 20 meet the ordinary expenses OF
| ihe army aud provide for the i'm proved equip
/ ments demanded by the advance OF military
| science. The budget of 1875 viii show a neces-
| sary increase OF contributions for this
| aud other branches OF the Rdmiuistra-
/ tioH. The allied governments agree that
| existing powers Telstive 70 the circulation Of
I paper currency are only limitabie by de-
! mands OF public Interest IN conjunction with
1 u
| regulating the is ne thereof will be presen ted.
! Projects OF law making, civil marriages. obi
| cations, and introducing civil registration
| throughout the empire, viii also be submit.
| ted. The emperor continues: "Your co oper-
alton IS now for the nrst time invited 70 insti-
/ tuting budget for Alsace and Lorraine. You
/ viii here have an opportunity OF obtaining a
more thorough knowledge of the resources,
[ requirements and institutions OF those
I provinces than WIS hitherto possible under
I the old system OF yearly administration re-
| ports. You will show our compatriots Of the
! upper Rhine the interest the whole nation
/ takes in this most ancient local territory.
! Thanks to the Berne postal convention and
/ the good viii OF the states which took part In
1 The congress- 1t has been found possible to
| establish a postal union which promises IA
! cilities before unknown for the development
| OF intel ectuGi and commercial Intercourse
| between nations"
ApUicatiOn was made in the United
/ states court IN New York yesterday, on the
i mart OF Oswald Ottendorter and others, for the
/ removal of United States Commissioner Dav-
/ export, on the ground OF malfeassnce in Of
/ nce and improper and arbitrary use Of power
fnyesied ~ him as supervisor Of electione-
He is also charged With causing tbs arrest Of
/ rc9ueetabl4 eitlzens without any plUxocattou.
Il con6 rDitted YelsOns under excesEiVe bail, and
Il refused 20 Gragt them Bn examine ion legally
sheira. u was also aharsed thEt be Used hfE
suihurisy fuT the purposs OF assisting political
irfends and 70 furthsF has personal Interests.