Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-13
FOREIGN TELEGRAMS.


FOREIGN TELEGRAMS.
Four Men Drowned During "a Squat.
HALIFAX, July u Captain Richard
Wash, of Summerside, and three others
were drowned off Malpique barber last
Thurfday during squat.
Suspended.
LONDON, July 12.-ConkIing, OF Man.
chester, has suspended. His liabilities
are large. He owes six hundred thou
sand dollars to John Ranking & Co.
alone.
Determined Strike OF weavers in Aus
tTIa.
VIENNA, July u The PresSe reports
that the weavers on strike in Brunn
have assumed threatening attitude.
Three battslions OF infantry and two
squsdrons Of cavalry are held in readi-
ness to preserve order.
Flood Disasters Exaggerated.
PARIS, July 12.-OffioiaI kilograms to
the MOniteur correct the exaggerations
as to the number Of people drowned in
Toulouse, and state that so far only two
hundred and sixteen bodies have been
found.
other Districts Devastated by Flood.
LONDON, July 12.-Telegrams from
Paris report that the country between
| Vile Franche and Macon has been laid
waste to the extent of forty kilOmeters.
Fine wheat and vine crops in many
places have been utterly destroyed.
nIhe French Assembly.
PARIS, July u In the assembly to.
day the university education bill was
discussed in detail clause by clause. All
the amendments moved by the Liberals
have been rejected by narrow majocities.
The Clericsls are jubilapt, AMI cODgratu- |
late Bishop Dupauloup on their success. |
The CarIists stiH In Retreat.
MADRID, July IAN official dis |
! patch says that General DeIatre has |
driven DOrregaray from Touecilla,
| Gura, Siesta and Boltana. The Carlists |
resisted the Alfonsists stoutiy, and lost |
| many men in killed, wounded and |
| prisoners. They retreated to q valley in
Aran, in the Pyreenees. General Delatre
is still pursuing them, and General
Martinez is making forced marches to |
join in the pursuit.
MOOdy and Sankey's Farewell 10 Lon
don.
LONDON, July 12.-Messrs. Moody
and Sankey's farewell meeting took
place tonight. The earls Of Sharftes-
bury and Cavan, Samuel Morley, NJ P,
Right Hon. Cowper Temple, Mr.. Mac
Arthur, and seven hundred clergymen
were present. The speeches made were
full of praise of the eminent revivalists
for the fresh life and energy they had
introduced in the churches, and the
steadfastness of their converts. A sug-
gestiOn was made that memorial Of
some kind be presented to Messrs.
Moody and Sankey, but Mr.. Stone, on
their behalf, SAID it would not be accept
ed, and nothing would give them more
pain than such step
The steamship Sey thia, which lost the |
blade Of her propeller, and had another
crushed by contact with q whale off
Roche's Point, will return to Liverpool.
Part of her passengers will go forward
to-day by the China, and the remainder
by the Russia Saturday. The cargo will .
be shipped by the BOtnnia on the TWEEN /
.ty.fOurJu instant.
Official Details of Military ODerations ,
In Spain. 8
MADRID, July 10.-An official dis :
patch gives the following details of the :
military operations: The fighting on q
Wednesday, near Sancleres, in the prov +
ince OF Alava, lasted five hours. The +
Carlists, under Generals Perula and Don !
Carlos, number eighteen battalions of Y
infantry, twelve guns and four hundred q
and fifty cavalry. Their loss. was one q
hundred and forty killed, many wounded y
and a number taken prisoners. The o
Alfonsist, under. General Contreras, =
twice brilliantly charged the Nayarrese
with eighty laDcers, sowing death in !,
their ranks and creating a panic. The n
railway between Viltoria and Miranda =
has been restored, and that between =
Valencia and Ninaroz will shortly be re- Il
opened. General JOvellar is at Marietta, .
province of CastellOn De La Plana. "
Weister's division is endeaovring to !,
Overtake DOrTegary. 1t has orders to %
Immediately attack if it comes up with Il
him. All the foTds of the river Gallego, :,
in AragOn, are guarded. n
Another View OF Spanish Affairs. -
LONDON, July 12.-The Pail Mall q
Gazette this afternoon says: We have ~
received the following from a specially +
we'll informed correspondent at Hendaye -
lnder dae of July 9th: General -
Cabrera has left Bearritz for Bagnerres, ~ ~
OeBergotte having abandoned his inten- ~
ion OF going to Madrid. He has small 9,
aith in the ultimate success of General =,
OveiIar's operations against DOrrega- ~
ay's. Apparently Dorregaray has al ~ ~
eady escaped by an extraordinary :" /"
march Of ninety kilometres. This agrees %
With Dorregaray's intentions Of not to v
ightin the Basque provinces. The Car -
lists artillery now number one hundred %,
nd twenty guns, and more are expected .,
aily. The government announces that ~
Military combinations have been made y. ~
which will force General Dorregaray to "
AXE refuge in France or to accept battle 60
nder the circumstances, which are too NJ
ure to result in disaster, especially if r.
nade desperate he should attempt to - -
urn back on his line of retreatD w.
British Parliamentary TORIES. -
LONDON,s July 12.-In the house of w. ~,
1rds this evening, Earl Derby, in reply a.
D question put by Lord Penzance, ~ ~
aid that the German note to Belgium, ~ ~
sted February 3, 1915, laying down 1 wl
ertain international principles, had no c 20
pplication to Great Britain, who was ~ ~
OF asked to acquiesce therein; the sub S 40
cts Of that correspondence were now tL,
ettled, and it was useless to discuss alb n Sn
fractions. The words Of the German a ai'
ispatch, which had been quoted by the s cru
oble lord, were so vague that thew did I To'
OF admit Of judicial Interpretation, If leC
icy meant that all acts, having a ten. "It
ency, however indirect or remote, to 'oi
ause disturbance in another state Al
light to be prohibited, that would be {
he most extraordinary and preposter- the
rs claim ever put forth in diplomacy. inC
OH'J iA00uI SoLue OF the hctS flrt
INCH the International law forbade, tbe
lat was principle which, within GER tbs
in limits, eN ely government would bui
INIT; but for one government to re- an
llre another under menaces, to silence liu
9 press or public speaker, was an act Be
men hsd always excited, and he bui
Oped always would excite the strongest at
'mpathy for the latter and Indignation VIII
Salnst the former, because such de- sal
and was arbitrary and oppressive" gre
II Edward Watkins has accepted the 5ls
lairmanship Of the British committee In
the Erie bondholders on condition tbs
lat all interested will support his APP sal
ointment. wL