Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-04-25

| enormous destruction of property has
| taken place. Over forty OF the rioters
| have been shot, and the troops are act
| lively employed. Tue city OF Brigetown
! is threatened, business is suspended, and
| families are seeking the shipping for
safety. The rioters say they have the
! governors sanction for their actions.
| Spain.
LONDON, April 24.-A Madrid dis
patch says thai the Spanish government
| has consented to suspend the collection
| Of the forced war loan from, and billet
| ing of soldiers upon, English residents
while negotiations with Great Britain
| on the subject are pending. The ILL
| health of Cardinal AntOnelli again ex-
cites serious apprehensions. The pope
was coleseted with him long time to-
| day.
MADRID, April 24.-Senor Salaverria,
minister of finance, on submitting the
budget to the corte5, yesterday, an
| nOuncei that he would retain the extra
| ordinary war taxes for the service debt,
increase the land tax two per cent. and
taxes on articles of consumption twenty
five per cent, and make reduction of
twenty-five per cent. in the salaries of
the clergy and some civil functiOnaries.
BY these means he proposed, after the
year 1877, TO pay third part of the in
terest on the public debts. The interest
would be paid in full when the capital
Of the debt should be go reduced by the
process of redemption that one hundred
and eighty million pistOles would be suf-
fieient for all payments.
Turkey and the PrincipaIities.
LONDON, April pa dispatch to the
Times from Berlin reports that the Ser
Wan war office hes ordered all militia
men to prepare for foreign campaign.
1t is considered, however, exceedingly
improbable that Ssrvis will go to war
unless she is attacked by Turkey.
A dispatch to the Russisn telegraphie
agency says an order has been sent from
C0nstantinOple to revictual Nicsic for
six months at any cost. 1t seems un-
| likely that Servia and Montenegro will
remain unaffected. II the Turks are
victorious they will attack the pTinci-
psIities. The eastern crisis has reached
| the moment when 1t is q farce to pro-
| nounce the lest word.
A Vienna dispatch to the Ne1Os says
| the Porte intends to issue circular note
| to the powers, reminding them OF their
promise to make no demands beyond
| those contained in Count Andrassy's
| note The grand vizier's position lie
shaken; Ssdyk Pashs and Hussein Arni
are mentioned rs his possible successors.
| The appointment of the latter would
mean war with Servia. The Servian
| troops are to msreh to the frontier to-
! day, ost 2nsibly fer a maneuver. The
! Turks concentrated at Nisch are reported
to number forty Thousand and have
twenty KTupp batteries.
! The North German Gazette comments
I -, ~c ur,H II, NIaWn A,r4
| armed Intervention by Austria, and
says the consent of the great powers is
! assured.
England.
LONDON, April 24-Somerville's
| paper mills, near Bristol, have been
burned. The less is estimated at seventy
men have been thrown out of employ
| ment.
The amount of bullion gone into the
Bank Of England on balance to-day is
seventy thousand pounds.
On the debate in the house of COM
mons on the "empTe 81 title bill, Mr..
| Fawcett gave notice Of q motion more
| stringently challenging the conduct Of
| the government, amounting to vote OF
| censure.
PARIS, April 24-Second elections
were held to-day for members of the
chamber of deputirJ in tho thirteenth
| reimbursement and st. Denis. M Cau-
! tagrel, radical, we ell etc 4 in the former
| district receiving $3.50 votes, against
| 1850 for NJ. PerrOD, BOnapaltist. In st.
| Denis NJ. Camille See, republican, wes
success al. polling 630S votes to 5763 for
| NJ. Duveraier, radical. General Wimpfler,
republican, who appeared es q candidate
at the fret ell ctiOn, withdrew from the
cOntC 1t.
LIE SER states that the ministry Of for
eign shairs is considering the basis of
commercial treaty with the United
| StatC3. It is proposed to place French
silks and wines on an advantageous
footing as to the tariff in the United
States, while France, in return, is to sub
ject American cotton to only small i'm
port duty.
| LONDON, April PA dispatch from
Rome TO the Times reports that the OS-
seUdtOTe, g Roman newspaper, was Sc
| questrated yesterday for publishing the
| pOpes pastoral thanking the bishop of
Orleans for his letter to SignOr Nina
| ketts, in which a violent attack was
made on the Italian law rendering the
priests liable to military conscriptiOn.
ROME, April PA meeting of the
| Academia Lyncei was held to-day, Sig
nor Sells presided, and presented new
members. Among the distinguished
perrons who attended the meeting were
Hon. George P. Marsh, American min
| ister, DR.. MOmmsen, the historian OF
| Rome, and General MOltke.
Greece.
Athens Correspondent Troy Tim6s,l
The Iumor which I observe has OBJ
tanned currency in some European and
American DewsI apeTe, that the royal
family in visiting Denmark intend to
sban0on the country for good, is very
ridiculous cansrd. Everything is going
on satisfactorily with the Greek govern
ment at the present time, and King
George was never in higher favor. He
has large property interests In the coun.
try. His beautiful summer estate,
nestled among the Parnes mountains at
Ia TOl, twenty-three miles from Athens,
is alone worth ono hundred and fifty
Thousand dollars. It consists of about
fourteen thousand acres Of land, five
thousand acres being arabic, and hun
dreds Of acres now under high cuItiva-
ton. There is not the least sign Of any
such change as busy rumOr circulates as
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