Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-26
Pisa Gna, Peru, Observation-Disclosures
Fleeing for their Lives, and Business
Is0rgauized-Ferry's Education
Bill Condemned in Paris-St.
Petersburg Items.

Berlin.
BERLIN, April 25.-Bismarck has COM
pleted the draft OF curt and compact law
for more independent administrations FOR
Alsace and Lorraine.
Belgrade.
BELGRADE, April 25.-The Turkish regu-
lars have surrounded the Albanian raiders
into Servia, and deprived them OF their
plumber, which will be restored to its Servian
owners.
PEsTu, April 25.-A tributary of the Drane
overlooked its banks and destroyed many
houses at Szegetvar. The inhabitants pierced
the dams to permit the water to flow off and
hope to escape the fearful disaster that
threatens them. The river Thiess and the
water in the SZegedin continue to rise.
COnstantinOpIe.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, Aoril 25.-Ths Porte
has obtained relief from his most pressing
pecuniary embsrrassments, it is generally
believed, by raising loan IN London On the
surplus revenue of Cyprus.
1t is confidently stated that the khedive's
emissary has entirely failed to WIN the sup
port of the Porte.
VIENNA, April 25.-One of the difficulties
between England and Russia has been
smoothed away. Russia consents that the
governor of eastern Roumelia may call for the
assistance of the Ottoman troops, If he has
the sanction of bare majority of the inter-
national commission. Russia, however, per-
sists that in the deimitation of the frontier
boundary the commission must be unanj-
nous on all questions of principle. The Porte
offers to agree to any arrangement of the
powers on the Greek question, provided
Janira remains In Turkish hands.
1T. Petersburg.
ST. PETERSBURG, April 25 "A commits
sion has been appointed for revising the GUS
toms duties and exemption of metals and
machinery.
The military tribunal assembled to-day to
pass Judgment on an officer of the army who
fired at a gendarme, who had been Or
dered to search the officers house.
Three students are to be tried tomorrow
for high treason.
Recruits for the Russian police force are
being sought for in Paris.
Sixteen professors, In different universities,
have resigned.
One house after another is searched at
night, and every occupant whose passport is
found irregular is arrested.
The Russian ambassador at Constantinople
has asked permission to open all letters le&v-
ing for Russia.
PARIS, April 25.--The general council
passed resolutions ccndemnIng Ferry 8
education blll. ferry, III Speaking dt Iuc
spiral, said his measures expressed the
policy of the entire cabinet. He was re-
solved to persevere to the end in the path he
had entered The government has placed
before the council of State a pastoral of the
archbishop of AK, attacking the educational
bill, taking the ground that the pastoral
is breach of the law. The government is
resolved to prevent any controversy on the
subject being reproduced IN the form OF pas
torals destined to be read ia the pulpit, thus
introducing political discussion into re-
ligious worship.
The National, referring to the statement
that French and English men-of-war have
been ordered to be ready to start for Alexan-
dria, says the instructions sent to these ships,
with :. view to Egyptian eventuaiities, are
special and technical pecunlary measures,
which it would be premature to interpret as
warlike preparations. France expects the
Egyptian question will be settled diplomatic
cally.
London.
LONDON, April 25-In the house of COM
mons last night Lirland [liberal moved q
resolution censuring the increased expendl-
ture of the government. Baxter, second
| ing the motion, warned the house against
| t 20 implicit filth in the boast of Eugland's
| supremacy In arts and in commerce. He in
stanced enormous advances by the American
| invention of arts. The debate was alto
gether of party nature. A ijourned till
Monday.
To-day Sir Stafford Northcote said that the
government was considering the ACCESSIBILITY
, of issuing proclamation of neutrality In the
| South American war. He said that two hun
bred and ninety-two cases of cartridges from
America have been landed at Glasgow, or
| their way to Liverpool, addressed to parties
in Valparaiso. He believed that the seizure
| of these munitions was not in his power.
A private telegram says that Pisa Qua
Peru, has been bombarded. The guano
| loading appliances at Hunillos and Pabel
lorde Plea have been destroyed. Inaque i:
still blcckaded, and all sailing vessels have
left, the workmen have fed, and business IL
the interior is entirely disorganized.
| In the house of commons the foreign sec
| rotary said the information received by the
government seemed to show that the repor
of the Persian advance on Herat was incor
| rect.
A Berlin dispatch says that Bismarck ha
conferred with the Russian ambassadors oil
the expediency of adopting common meas
| urea aOainst the socialista