Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-08
Sentenced for Manslaughter-COa
Strikers Troublesome Ameri-
can ROgues.
The Servian Army-The French ExpOsi-
tiOR Of 1S7s-Russia Between
Cuba and the United States.
The Egyptian Finances as Troublesome
as Those of Tennessee Lord Derby
in Paris Canada Reciprocity.

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| bury, is dead.
LONDON, April I'm the central
criminal court to-day Captain Ferdinand
Kahn, Of the steamer Franconia, which
ran into and sank the StrathclYde, was
found guilty of mapslaughter. Sentence
was deferred to await the decision OF the
court of appeals on question Of juris-
diction,
LONDON, April 7.-In the house OF
commons an increase of one penny on
the pound OF income tax was agreed to
by vote OF 112 yeas to 81 nays. Five
thousand TOrk1nen in the coal mine
of North Derbyshire have struck work
in consequence OF the proposed reduc-
tian Of wages.
VERSAILLES, April THE chamber
OF deputies has aunHlled the election Of
M. LarnanO, Bonapartist, as deputy
from the department Of the Charente.
M. Ricard, minister of the interior, is
seriously indisposed.
LONDON, April WIN. E. Gray,
of New York, who was up before the
Broad-street police court yesterday for
alleged forgeries, was remanded to jail
until April 18th. It is thought that the
extradition of Bent, charged with frauds
on the Falls City tobacco company
bank OF Louisville; and Gray, will be
governed by the decision in the Winslow
case.
LONDON, April IA Berlin dispatch
to the Times reports that Servia has de-
clined to answer the inquiry from the
porte as to why the SsrVian army is be-
ing formed into six corps Of operation.
A telegram from Rsngoon announces
that GrOsvenOl's mission arrived at Yu.
nan-foo on March 9Th. The British es-
cort ftom India was to start for that place
Immediately.
LONDON, April IA special to the
Times from Venice states that yester-
days conference between Baron Rodich
and the iDsurgent leaders was without
result. The insurgents demand the with
draWal OF troops. The possibility Of psci-
fication is slight.
PARIS, April Tt is thought that the
site of the universal exhibition of 1873
will be on the Champ de Mars. The af-
fair will probably be carried out by
private company, the interest of whose
investment will be- guaranteed by the
STATE, so that it will not be necessary to
ask any credit from the chambers.
VIENNA, April IA special from Rs-
gusa says that at meeting of the insur-
gent chiefs at Suttorina yesterday, a
Russian introduced himself as pleni-
potentiary from Prince GortschakOf,
and informed the leaders that the czar
seriously advised them to make peace
and accept the terms agreed to by the
porte. TIE chiefs promised to consider
the matter.
LONDON, April 7.-Thirty.two lives
were lost by the ferryboat disaster at
Aberdeen.
ABerlin dispatch says the Russian pa
pers assert that the so.called definitive
removal of the difficulties between Spain
and the United States concerning Cuba
is especially due to the good services
rendered by the Russian cabinet In the
interest of the Spanish policy. The
Ruski Mir remarks that the Austrian
project of Turkish reforms has collapsed.
Nobody but the Turks desire the Volun-
tary submission Of the Sclaves. The time
has arrived for the insurgents to show by
deeds that they know their adversaries.
The MIR believes that the armistice is
merely precursor of important events.
1t does not think, however, that these
events threaten to involve any Euro
pean power.
A Vienna dispatch reports that the
whole Of northwestern Bosnia is full of
rebellion, and the situation Of the Turks
there is very serious. Reinforcements
for the new scene of disturbance have
left Sirsjevo.
The news from Servia is again dis
quieting. The proceedings Of the min
ister of war seem to indicate that the
government will yield to the radicals,
and declare war. The extensive mill
tary maneuvers, which are alleged as
an excuse for the movements of the Ser
Wan troops, will commence on the
twelfth, when a great wsrlike demon
stration is expected. The tone Of the
Belgrade journals are warlike.
LONDON, April IA Copenhagen
special says that explanations are now
progressing between Berlin and COpen-
hagen with the view TO arrive at satis-
factory basis of settling the North
Schleswig question.
CAIRO, April THE khedive has not
yet accepted the proposal OF the French
financiers who offer to lake the smaller
amount of the proposed new loan that
the khedive demanded. 1t is rumored
that il the French combination for the
conversion of the Egyptian floating
debt reach no definite arrangement by
the tenth instant, the payment of the
treasury bonds then due will be post
poned. It is stated that a council of
ministers has decided to postpone for
three months the payment Of the bonds
of the floating debt due in April and
May to allow time for q definite ar
rangement Of the finances of the cOun-
try.
VIENNA, April THE Tdg6ldttS
special from SuttOrina announces that
ninety influential insurgents, including
high religious dignitarie5 and powerful
leaders, have arrived to confer about the
pacification OF the insurrectionary prov
inces, but Peko Penlovus, the insurgent
commauder-in-chief, refuses to come.
LONDON, April I'm the house of
commons, Bourke, under secretary
of the foreign department, in reply to
Jenkins's question about an Ottawa dis
patch reporting that Mackenzie had
complained in the Canadian house of
commons of the action Of the United
States regarding the treaty OF Washing
ton, said that he had seen the Ottawa
telegram referred to, but, of course, the
government was as yet uninformed re-
garding the debate. It was true there
was some difference OF opinion be-
tween the governments of Great Britain
and the United States about the treaty
Of Washington, and negotiations were
pending relative to the fisheries COM
mission. He thought it hardly the way
to speak Of the attitude OF a friendly
government to say that it interposes
difficulties. Doubtless delays may oc-
cur, but negotiations are progressing.
Jenkins announced that he would, at
an early date, call attention to the SUBJ
ject and move that the conduct of the
ministry is dilstory and injurious. In
the house of lords to-day the royal title
bill, as received from the house Of COM
mons, passed third reading without di.
vision after brief debate.
VERSAILLES, April THE chamber
Of deputies to-day annulled the elections
Of MN. Boyer and Chesnelong, Iegiti-
mists. The committee on amnesty pro-
posals has refused to report in favor of
any amnesty whatever, but has decided
to recommend that the government dis
play clemency.
PARIS, April THE Earl OF Derby
has arrived in this city. The Memorial
DiplOmGtique says that satisfactory 30.
lutions of the questions relating to Egypt
will doubtless be arrived at during
Lord Derby's sojourn in Paris.