Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-01-06
THE VETOES.
FOREIGN.
striking Miners Rcsuming Work

Striking Miners RcSumlnS WOfA.
BRUSSELS, January 5.-Msny of the
miners out on 8 strike have resumed
WORK. The burgomaster OF Louviers
denies that the strikers used firearms in
the recent Disturbances, or that the dis
turbsnces were serious. Troops still pa
troll the district, though it is not likely
their services will he required.
The EerzeEOVIsuiRn Troubles.
LONDON, December 5.-A letter from
Ragusa says that all information con-
firms the opinion that not only is Aus
trian occupation of the insurrectionsTy
provinces determined upon, but that
some foreign occupation is absolutely
necessary SIS 8 precaution against the
probable masse ere Of christians wherever
they are urarmed and helpless.
Egypt and Great Britain on Good
Terms.
LONDON, January SIT is noW said
that Mr.. Cave, the British speciAl con-
sui, and the khedive are on the best Of
terms, and that Nubar Pasha resigned
because he YVES dissatisfied with the sep
arstion Of commerce and the foreign
portfolios, both of which he had hereto.
fore administered. On account OF ru.
mora of Disagreement, heavy fall oc-
cured in Egyptian securities, which,
however, has been in great part recov-
cred. ..-
France in Accord with England on Pro.
posed Turkish Reforms.
LONDON, January 5.-By Paris dis
patch to the Times it is stated that the
French government has expressed de-
sire to act in accordance with Epgland's
feelings on the subject of Count AudrOs-
sy's note proposing Turkish reforms.
The correspondence adds: HI do not
think, notwithstanding the alleged
moderate tone of the note, that adhe-
sion to Austria's proposition should lie
looked for. | am assured that the note
is about to give rise to prolonged ex-
changes of communication between the
great powtr'.n
A Conference of Irish Home Rule Mem.
bers OF the British Parliament.
LONDON, January Yesterday, at
Dublin, there was conference OF the
members of the house of commons who
belong to the home-rule party. They
decided to support the land bill to be in.
tr rJduced by, Isaac Butt. The basis of
this bill will be fixity Of tenure and
fair rents. Butt will also ask leave to
introduce bill making better provision
for university education in Ireland. At
the close of the Easter4ecess the stten-
ton Of the house will be called to the
severity Of the coercion act, taxation,
the cattle trade and the amnesty bill.
A section Of the Brazilian cable, be-
between Lisbon and Madrid is broken.
Summary of News by Special Cable
Dispatches.
Nkw YORK, January 5.-The follow
ing specials from Europe are published
this morning:
Mrs. Thomas or Thomassen, widow of
the Bremerhsven dynamite assassin,
has delivered to the Berlin police her
husbands voluminoUs correspondence.
Thomas Hughes, who was invited to
act as umpire in the International match
between the British and American col
lege oarsmen in American waters, says
that the pres sing necessities Of his every
day home duties will prevent his going
to the United States, but that he fer
vently hopes the contest may take place.
His only ar is that some members of
the British crews are pecuniarily unable
to embrace the occasion, although in
spirit they would enthusiastically accept
the American challenge.
The mayor OF Harwlch gave q su per
to the captain and crew Of the tug Liv-
SEk ODl IOI lu6iI DIaNSIJ III IcsGuiBS sO
many persons from the wreck Of the
Deutschland, and also divided one hum
dred and fifty dollars among the men.
Stokes, the witness in the trial OF
Wainwright for the murder of Harriet
Lane, at White Chapel, has been ban.
Quetted by the Lane family. Harriet
Lanes mother was carried from her bed
ard made long sceech in presenting
memorial to be banded down by Stokes
| to his posterity. Stokes is burlesqued in
London pantomimes, and is not favor
ite with the people. He has received a
number Of letters threatening his life
The "Hen and Chickens, "where Harriet
Lare wss to have been buried, has
been hired as missionary hall by some
religionists, who quote the passage in
scripture which reads: "Whers sin
abounds grace shall much more
| abound"
There is great nnesslness in Egypt on
account ofno late news being received
from Colonel Gordon, the khedive';
commander Of the expedition to Africa