Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-11-29

IONDUN,
Fenian confined at Spike Island, has been notified
he will be released Immediately on condition
that he will reside outside of the queens dominions.
Kelly, another confined Fenian, Will probably be
shortly liberated on the same terms.
Thanksgiving in st. Louis.
ST. LOUIS, November 28.-To day was OBJ
served in the usual manner The public offices
Religious services were held In many churches,
feastIng was unveesa, and the day closed with ntl.
balls, private parties, and entertainments OF
various kinds
The Marquis of LOrne at at. Anne's.
ST. ANNE's, via QUEBEC, November27.-
Upon the arrival of the vlceregal train which left
Metapedia this morning, his excellency was pre-
scented with address In French, TO which he made
suitable reply At all the stations on the road the
greatest enthusiasm prevailed and at the principal
towns addresses were delivered, and replied to by
the governor-general.
a steamer OE Fire.
New YORK, November 28-The steam
ship Zealand, which sailed Tuesday morning for
Antwerp, returned yesterday afternoon with her
cargo on fire. The vessel was freighted with eight
hundred sheep, fortyfve thousand bushels of grain
and large quantity of lard, etc The fire was eX-
iUguished at the dock, and twelve Thousand bushels
of damaged grain were landed. The steamer Is not
seriously injured
Three KILLED and Eleven Wounded.
PlrTsBURG, November ga special to
the Dispatch from Uniontown gives the particulars
about hafpast oae O'Clock this afternoon, by which
Richard Evans, Daniel Garrison, and ]. J. Millar
were Instantly killed; Jos. Wagon was MORALLY
wounded and ten others injured. Most Of
these men were on the roof OF the boiler house.
helping to erect new stack, when the explosion
occurred.
PARIS, November 22-The Spanish gov
eminent objects to Count DeChoiseul who has Just
been nominated in place of Count Chandordy. as
ambassador to the court of Spain. King Alfonso
While the Spanish cabinet fear that NJ DeChoiseul
would become the center of Republican .intFtgues
The electoral commission of the chamber of
ng1LY hl
uuSeated.
An Appeal from Glasgow. Scotland.
GLASGOW, November 28.-The following
appeal for the relief of the shareholders of the City
of Glasgow bank has been Issued TO Scotchmen
abroad and sent by cable TO the principal cities of
the United States and Canada:
'7in the name of the Scottish nation we ask your aid
for ting shareholders ruined by the City of Glasgow
Teised oS hs aFedS 9een A.! SuhseDea
mitee OF the City OF Glasgow bank RELIEF f0nq
Hong Kong.
Hone Kong, November 2S.-There is
serious revolt among the troops OF the province of
I'm consequence of bad pay and rations, throughout
the army, The opposition to Governor Hennessy is
moyai are circulating There are reports of dIsas-
tiers to the Chinese forces in occupying the recon
quered western territory. Complications with the
Russian authorities are also feared.
About the POmmeranIn.
LONDON, November 2S.-It is stated that
twenty-six corIses from the Pommerania have b2en
landed at Hastings One Is SUPPOSED 10 be that of
young Clymer; on another, that of woman, was
found a ring marked sc. L." Captain SchWenSel
had no relatives on board; the TWO children. three
unidentifed, are probably those OF steerage pas
senger MIS- Stehi; OF New YORK was saved. with
and nine months.
The Firm Of Smith, Fleming & Go.
LONDON, November 29.-An approximate
statement Of the affairs Of the firm Of Smith, Elem
October Sd, shows the gross liabilities at S14.557,
425, but il is only ,132.975 This Is expected TO
or less than three shiings and sixpence on pound
Of the SS,132;975; and after the costs of lquida-
pound The Ti1,es's financial column says Zone
of the partners has stated that the house would have
stopped long ago but for the inteTventlon OF the
responsible for ii, this failure must be ranked
among the most disgraceful and disastrous In our
time"
PEsTH November pa dispatch to the
Pesth lloyd from Berlin says: Russia is about to
ton to Afghanis;an. General kaufman mas handed
TO his government a memorandum, pointing out how
dangerous security of the southern frontiers of
utAstGn 1t would be if the Khiber passes were per-
manently occupied b. the British trOops General
Kaufman regards as groundless the Britt h appre-
tensions of Russia threatening the northern frontier
STeenabe While The British oc5unatien OF sputI,srn
sian TuTkistan The St Petersburg cabinet relying
on this report Will ask various guarantees from
England that no changes will be made In the terri
tory or Independence OF Afghanist 8n."
In consequence of the refusal of the finance com
mission of the Austrian delegation to discuss the
supplementary credit for the occupation of the
the bill for supplementary credit Instead of taking
the alternative course OF hitting the matter to
the retchSrath.
Japan.
JEDDO, November 28.-Ihe emperor re-
turned TO the caDit3I long nTDyi0cial
November 9th Progress throughout was marked by
lie manifestations of loyalty and DEVOTION The
foreign trade CONTINUES disturbed the Japanese re-
fusing to deal at the hgh rates of exchange demand
ed by spectators in Mexican dollars These nave
fallen from twenty to twelve per cent. premium
The internal trads IS unaffected By outside influence
Notwithstanding strenuous foreign EFFORTS TO create
panic in the hope OF discrediting the national credit
and 1o,cing the japanese to seek assistance from
abroad Reports of important government changes
we're enforced with great severity, several neWspa
pers having recently been subjected TO extreme
safe OF opium jpst published is lust and moderate
and Is approved by most foreleners, but 1t Is
and defy Them. and continue to import and
sell without regard to the decree of the authorities
published a book on the present condition and FL
llte pro2pecs of Japan, which has created pro-
sidered likely to lead to important government
changes. Mr.. Rennier, a lawyer OF Shanghai, has
been appointed Judge OF the British count i'll Japan
London.
the following dispatch from Berlin: "a Vienna
sealiOfcIal political correspondent says that Russia
has announced her Intention of actively supporting
the ameer in the event of England occupying any
points In AfghantStan from which the Russian
dominion In Asia might be effectualy threatened.
The announcement is based upon the assertion that
England has violated the alleged Afghan agreem eDt
OF Lord Clarendon by the occupation of Quettah.''
The intention OF Russia to interfere in Afghanistan
Is apparently confirmed by the Moscow Gtl5ette de-
claTlng an Intervention Indispensable, npW that
the occupation of Quettah has been succeeded by
expeditions in the direction of Candahar and HeTat
The official correspondence in regard to Afghan
1t covers two hundred and sixty pages Tie ameer's
letters In reply to Lord Lyttons request for the
ceptlOn of Sir Neville ChambeTlain'S mission,
plains that before the vicerOys letter read,
bis messenger mad ar audience, other letters had
reached the dmeer from the commissioner at Pesh-
awur written threateningly, and containing words
repugnant TO courtesy, and in tone contrary TO the
ways of friendship and Intercourse. Considering
his Uhe ameeTs) Affections at that time, patience
and silence would have been espe-
cially becoming in the officials OF the British
government The officials Of the opposite government
tmeaning RuSsia) have in respect desired to
show an enmlty or opposition toward The British gov
desire ennity or strife but when any other power
without cause or reason, shows anmosity toward
this government the matter is left In the hands of
God and to His will The description of the inter-
view between Major CavagEaH and the command
ant Of Aimusjid is substantially the as fist
EIajOr CavegEari asked "Will yOu oppose the pass
age Of the mission By force?" The conmandant
said: Eyes; and you may take 1t as a kindness If l
do not fire upon you for what you have done already
The Russian journals state the ameer is concen-