Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-05
FOREIGN NEWS.
England Getting Ready for an Emergen-
ey-Italy Wants Some Compensation
fer Ausiria's Occupation of BOs.
mia and Herzegovina.
Bismarck's POlicy-Russia Very Angry
with England ON Account of her Atti-
tude as to Bat0um-POpe Leo
Adopts the Policy of Plus.

LONDON, July At is said the troop-ships
Himalayia and Seraphis and other powerful
transports have been dispatched to Malta, be-
cause the conclusion of the congress may prob
ably render the rapid movement of Indian
troops to Turkish territory necessary.
The Spanish government has the contract
| with the group of Paris fna leiers for the adj
vance of twenty million francs for six months,
| with the option OF renewal payment, guaran-
| teed on portion of Cuban customs.
CATHOLIC NEWS.
ROME, July 2-The bishop of Alife, an
| Italian senator and well-known patriot, is
dead.
1t appears that Pope Leo, after first making
| friendly overtures to the emperor of Ger
many, has, by advice of the ecclesiastics sur
| rounding him, determined to adhere to the
policy Of Plus TX. The Cologne Gazette
takes An opposite view, and quotes in sup
port thereof the assertion of a Vienna semi
| official correspondent that the papal nuncio
| to the court of Bavaria has been instructed
| to open negotiations with the Berlin govern
| ment.
| SOCIALISM WILL NOT BE SUPPRESSED IN
GERMANY.
LONDON, July 4.-Berlin kilograms call
attention to the endles prosecutions for trea-
| sonable utterances and sedltlous crimes.
Though hundreds have been punished for
PUBLICLY
against the emperor's life, there is still no
cessation of similar offenses.
| THE ROUMANIAN CABINET STILL IN SECRET
SESSION.
LONDON, July A Bucharest correspond
ent telegraphs that the Roumanan cabinet
and prominent government officers are still
| holding secret meetings to determine upon
| action relative to the decisions of congress
| The demand for the emancipation of the
| Jews excites more Indignation than even the
| retrocesson of Bessarabla. The Austrians
| have arranged to enter the Turkish provinces
| at two points simultaneously, advancing
! slowly, so as to give the Turks time to
| retire.
TTALY's OVERWHELMINGLY.
| ROME, July 4-The opposition journals
complain that Count Corti has not seized
the opportunity to demand the recti6cation
| OF the Italian frontier so as to include Tren-
| tlno as compensation for Austrla's occupa-
| ton OF Bosnia and Herzegovina. A Berlin
correspondent says that large and lntiuen-
ual party IN Italy support this TIew. The
| same correspondent reports that some saga
clous politiciansi6eheve that Prince Bismarck s
| adVoeation of the Austrian occupation is part
OF the vast political programme, according to
| which Austria Is to become the great Sclavo-
| mic power and leave her German provinces to
/ Germany.
| BIsNARCK's INTERVIEW.
| LONDON, July 4.-The following are addi-
tional points of Prince Bismarcks conversa-
ton with the correspondent of the Times ;
The Prince said he saw England would go to
war on the question of Bulgaria, and there
fore when, on june 21st, the negotiations be-
| tween England and Russia broke down, he
fastened to the rival plenipotentiaries and
caused them to renew their negotiations
Bismarck supposed az agreement could be
readily come to on the question of the from
tiers OF Roumelia, etc. He did not believe
any serious difficulty could arise relative to
Greece. The Greeks were doubtless an inter
esting people. If it were a question OF
choosing between the Greeks and Turks, he