Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-11-20

LONDON, November 10. - Said Pasha
governor Of the province Of BroGssa .., has las
viii assume the ministry of public works. This is
an indication of the supremacy of English influence
in Turkish affairs
India still Preparing for Wnr.
BOMBAY, November 19.-The Gazette an
nounees that several regiments have been warned
to hold themselves 10 readiness to advance from
from Central Asia say that Indications of
movement of the Russians toward Afghanistan are
Arrests IN Italy.
NAPLES, November 19.-Signor Nellie,
editor Of the Censor newspaper, has been arrested.
was arrested with him, In $40 for posting revolu-
tonary placards. The shop. keeper who sold Passa-
nante the knife with which he ATTEMPTED to kill the
king has also been arrested.
what the w Ould- be Assassin has to Say.
Naples, November I9.-Passante in
formed his examiners that his Intention to fin
eEough Tevolvers, he would have succeeded. He has
no personal feeling against the king or the govern
ment. He intended thu assassination as means
toward universal republic.
The Attempted AssassinatsOn OF King
Eumbert-
NAPLES, November l9.-Further particu-
lars OF the attempted assassination show that The
king struck the assassin on the head with his
sheathed sword. Immediately after being attacked
Signor Carroll grappled desperately with the man and
received a long, but not Deep wound, and he Is now
confined to his bed. Surgeons declare The knife
found is not the one with which the wounds were
inflicted.
Bulgaria.
LONDON, November I9.-The Bucharest
government. it is said, has refused Russia the in
creased facilities for intercommunication during
their occupation of Bulgaria. governor of Bulga-
ria is probable, in place of Prince DondonkOh KOr-
sokOf he having expressed opposition to the treaty
Of Fe-lin. The prince Is now on bis way to Livadn
to report to the car the state OF affairs in Turkey
CONGRATULATIONS to the King of Italy
LONDON, November 19.-The corps of vet
Grams which had bomb thrown into their ranks
during procession in Florence while celebrating
tn escape OF King Hunbert similarly attacked
returning from the funeral procession In honor of
latOry telegram: /" Having heard of the depI0Tabla
attempt made against the life of your majesty *
press 10 you my extreme concern, and at the same
time my congratulations that you have escaped this
your majesty health. LEO"
The Grain Outlook in England.
LONDON, November 19.-The Marx Lane
Express says that the very cold we:ther throughout
the ki1gdom with he IVY snow, hail and rain seTi-
ouslg delayed agricultural operations. Fortunately
field labor was fairly advanced before the weather
broke, but dry weather Is desirable to enable
standing the cold weather and the beginning of
what promises to be long and winter, there
has been want OF buoyancy In the wheat trade,
which is very disappointing to sellers Heavy rains
having prevented thTeShng, the supply OF English
wheat has been curailed in tue country markets
Daily complaints are heard that the miIlerS are
obliged to use large proportion OF foreign produce
In their manufactures, hard Russian and Indian va
rieteS having been the most In request this puT
pose. The Imports of foreign wheat into London
have been modeTate the bulk of the, sunply was
shipped at Cronstadt or st: Petersburg. Notwth-
standing the small arrivals at ports of call the
floating cargo trade has been quiet for American
wheat at decline of about shilling per quarter,
while Russian soTts have been steady Barley firm,