Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-08-15
EUROPE.
Germany and the Vatfcan-FOrbes, the
American FOrger-The Austrtans in
Besnia-The French Princes Mar
rIage with Princess Thyra.
The HO6erates Successful I'm AIsace
and L3rraine-The Austri1ns In
Herzegovina - an-5claVism
Rampant-SOcialfsts ia
Germany Done for.

ROME, August 14.-No special convention
will be concluded between Germany and the
Vatican. Declarations only will be exchanged.
No mention is made of the May laws. Mons.
Massillais Is expected to arrive here in q few
! days from kissengen.
Forbes, the FOrEer.
LONDON, August 14.-Thomas Forbes, the
alleged forger, has been remanded for a
week. Bail was refused.
The Austrians in Bosnia.
VIENNA. August 14-Wurtemberg' and
| Tegathotf's divisions of Jouvanovich's corps
are expected to enter Seraj evo Thursday or
Friday next without opposition, the inhab-
itants having already given notice OF their
submission to Austrian occupation. General
Zoparis's check before Iuzla was due TO the
numerical superiority of the insurgents. The
Austnaus spiked two of their own guns, and
abandoned them. The engagements with
the insurgents were very obstinate.
ParSsian Items
PARIS, August 14.-Professor White gave
a dinner Monday evening to Fenton Groes-
beck and the Walker delegation of the United
States to the international monetary con-
gress Distinguished company was present
The tenth of September IS the date Fixed
for the distribution of awards to the success
full exhibitors at the international exposition.
Notwithstanding the various contradictions
of the intended marriage of the French prince
imperial with the Princess Thyra of Denmark,
the Constitutional relterates the statement
that the marriage has been arranged, with
the consent of the king of Denmark, and in
sists upon the authenticity OF its information.
The Austrians in Herzegovina.
RAGUsA, August 14.-The Austrians have
occupied LinbiDje, herzegovina. There are
five thousand insurgents at Randola, south Of
Linbinje, and another near Bilek. Six thou
sand Turkish troops embarked for Valina
A AM kric
Lloyd steamers, escorted by two Austrian
frigates.
RI4 eti0ns in AIsace and Lorraine.
BERLIN, August l4-The elections in AL
SAGE and Lorraine show an increase of the
moderate party, and the decline OF the ire
concllabes.
Since the attempted assassination of the
Emperor William by DR.. Nobliug, there
have been five hundred and sixty three
rests for insulting the emperor. OF this num-
Der, five hundred and twenty-one have been
convicted, including thirty one women. The
aggregate of the sentences OF imprisonment
is eight hundred and eleven years. Five OF
the accused committed suicide before trial.
Pansclavism Behind the Bosnian OppO-
sitiOn to Austria.
VIENNA, August 1.-The Emperor Fran
els Joseph is much affected by the resistance
offered to Austrian occupation of the Turk
ish provinces. The resistance does not come
from Mussulmans alone. Revolutionary
Pansclavlsm is behind them. The Servian
government earnestly declares it is loyalty
adhering to its conventions with Austria, but
this declaration is not implicitly believed at
Vienna 1t is stated that differences have
arisen among the insurgents of Livno Her
zegovina, and at other points On the frontier
and on the river Narenta, causing the break
ing up of several bands, the chief of which,
accompanied by Hadj Lodja, are said to have
fed into Albania.
Bill to Xiii Socialism in Germany.
BERLIN, August IA bill for the pre-
veption of the spread of socialism has been
submitted to the German federal council. 1t
prohibits associations, meetings and publica-
tions ia furtherance of socla!istic OR cOmmun-
istic objects. The central authorities OF the
federal states are declared competent to deal
with ali offenses against this law. An appeal
from their decision will be to the imperial
bureau, t. be created for the purpose of con-
sidering questions concerning public meet
ings and the press. The penalties range from
a fine 10 a years imprisonment. Soclallstic
agents may be expelled from towns, and for
bidder to pursue their trades as printers,
booksellers, or inn keepers. The central au
thorities may, with the sanction OF the fed
eral council, Ia districts where the public
safety Is endangered, prohibit public meet
ings for a year, unless the meetings are sane
toned by the police authorities; also prohibit
the sale OF interdIcted printed matter in the
streets, restrict the sale or possession of arms,
and expel unemployed persons.