Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-27
FOREIGN TELEGRAMS.
Fatal Railway Smashup.


RAGUsA, June 26.--The Helzego
yinian chiefs will assemble at Bagnavi
on the twenty-ssventh of July, to agree
with Montenegro about their operations
in case Servia commences hostilities
against the Turks.
SaIOnica Murderers TO be Prosecuted.
BRUSSELS, June 26.-A dispatch from
Berlin says that the powers, and es
pecially Germany, insist on the serious
prosecution Of the parties really respOn-
sibIe for the murders at Salonics. The
porte appears inclined to satisfy the de-
mand.
Revolution or War.
LONDON, June 26-The Standards
specisl asserts that the Russian repre-
sentative at Belgrade is privately abet-
ting the war party. England is using
her influence to restrain Prince Milan,
who declares it is now too late to resist
the tide OF events, and his only choice is
revolution or war.
Lord Derby Thinks Affairs Critical I'm
servta.
LONDON, June 26.-In the house of
lords, this evening, Lord Derby, in reply
to q question by Lord Delaware, said
that undoubtedly affairs were critical in
parations were making; the military re-
serve had been called out, and every
thing prepared for an immediate COM
mencement of a campaign, but whether
it was q serious intention to make war,
was beyond his province to answer. OF
course, it was upon those who made
preparations to say whether the unset
tied state of their surroundings justified
such measures for the purpose OF defense.
This was all the information he could
give.
A Million and a Half Frenchmen TO be
Prosecuted.
PARIS, June 26.-The appointment Of
Count Sclapis as Italian ambassador
here is considered certain,
Bonspartist Deputies Cassagnac and
Mitchell have prepared an amendment
to Marcou's proposal for the prosecution
of the originators and accomplices Of the
co,fI1 de etat. The amendment provides
that the million and half citizens who
sanctioned the coup de etGt by their
suffrages be considered as sccOmplice-
spanish Affair.".
MADRID, June 26.-In congress yes.
terdsy the government was asked
whether il had been informed
thst England intended to address OBJ
servstions to it respecting the applicss
ton of the religious liberation clause OF
| the new constitution. The minister ot
foreign affairs replied that he had no
such information, but If any foreign
government attempted interference In
the matter of the application OF the con.
| stitution, Spain, in dealing with such
! interference, would follow the dictates
1 of national honor.
! Celebration n by the French OF the Birth
| day of General HOche.
! VERSAILLES, June 26 The republl'
cans enthusiastically celebrated the
bIfthdsy of General Hoche yesterday
by banquet, at which three hundred
l,ersous were present, including many
senators Of the lefs and left centers. Dep
uty Jules Ferry, who occupied the chair
made the first speech. he expressed
! confidence in President M'Mahon, ant
NJ. Daisure IS chief of the cabinet
GAmbetta spoke next; he warned tbs
republicans not to be INTOXICATED 10y vic
tory, and exhorted all parties TO mutua
generosity, looking forward to the da,
when cIemency might be extended t
ali without distrust. He said the rel 10
lie is a government Of law and liberty
its programme ia peace, education sn
concord. Pescefulness constitutes ou
strength amid the disturbances OF Eu
} rope. The personal character OF the re
I public inspires feeling Of security ths
} no monarchy could give. Eloquent n
marks were made by several others