Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-07-20
without the previous knowledge Of parlia
| ment.
Debate on the resolution will probably open
on the twenty-ninth instant.

| without the previous knowledge Of parlia
ment.
Debate on the resolution will probably open
on the twenty-ninth instant.
THE FRENCH MINER $ STRIKE ENDED.
PARIS, July I9.-The situation at Anzip
has improved IN consequence of the conces-
lions of the employers, and some of the men
have resumed work.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE SURRENDER OF
sHUMLA AND vARNA.
LONDON, July ia Constantinople dis
patch states that the Turkish commanders az
Varna and Sumla are engaged in removing
the troops and war material, and the sur
render will take place shortly.
The Porte having expressed Apprehension
of a conflict between the Russians and the
Lazis at Batoum, Prince Lebanoff has replied
that the Russians are In Il pos ton to guaran-
tee the maintenal of order.
The British consul at Trebiz0nde telegraphs
that the Russians are marching toward Ba-
toum, and eight Thousand Lazs, displ, y ng the
British flag, are concentrated to deis nd that
town.
1t is stated that the Porte, in consequence
of the representations of the great powers, is
willing to enter into negotiations with Greece,
provided that the latter agrees to pay to the
Porte annually any surplus over tie present
revenue of the territory she may acquire, or
assume a portion of the Turkish debt
BoGARDUs IN ENGLAND.
LONDON, July 19-The pigeon shooting
match between Captain A. h. BogardUs, of
the United States, and Mr. Wallace, of Eng
land, at Nottingham, took place yesterday.
The terms were to shoot at one hundred
birds for one hundred dollars a side and sill
yer cup. The match resulted in draw, each
man killing ninety seven birds. Another
match for two hundred dollars side is fixed
for next Wednesday.
AUsTRIAs OCCUPATION OF TURKISH PROV
INCEs.
LONDON, July ia Vienna special says
that at the cabinet council on Friday the min
listers of foreign affairs, finance and war re-
ported on the arrangements of their respective
departments for the occupation of the Turk
ish provinces. The military preparations
have been completed in a most satisfactory
manner. The new organization is work
ing smoothly. Four divisions are on
the frontier ready to cross on re-
ceipt of Geographic orders Mehemet
Ali Pasha has arrived in Vienna. The
Turkish plenipotentiaries are waiting for
their final instructions which are expected to
reach them on Saturday. Austria shows the
greatest disposition to spare Turkeys suscep-
tibilities.
A son of Prince Kara Georgevich has fed
to Hungary after an unsuccessful attempt to
raise an Instruction in Servia.
A STUBBORN PAsHA.
LONDON, July ia dispatch from Wen
ma announces that Austria has made direct
appeal to the Porte through Count Itchy, her
ambassador. Caratheodori Pasha was told
on Thursday that he would ultimately have
to submit to force. He, however, remains
stubborn, being aware of the scruples of the
Austrian emperor.
AUSTRIA DID NOT MENACE ITALY.
LONDON, July 20 "A special from Rome
says it is authoritatively denied that Austria
has uttered any menace TO Italy The Italian
government in communication with that of
Austria, has deplored the radical agitation,
pointed out that its significance has beeh ex-
aggerated, and spontaneously offered asSur-
ances that it will not suffer the right of pub
lie meeting to be abused to the detriment Of
International relations. The Italian ambas-
sador has returned to Vienna.