Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-10
Chelmsford Still Floundering In Cete-
WayO's Eaze, Waiting for the Gal
liant Little Irishman, WOlsley,
TO Relieve Him-The Emperor
Of Germany's Golden
Wedding-Races.

SrMLA, June 9.-The envoy from the king
with the viceroy of India. 1t is impossible to
grant the request because of point of eti-
quette.
Russia.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 9.-The sentence
against Alexander Salovieff, who attempted
the assassination OF the emperor on the four
teenth of April, was carried out to-day. He
was hanged at ten o'clock this morning on
Smolensky field.
CAPE Town, June 8.-Colonels Creelock
and Wood have recovered and resumed duty.
The Orange free state assembly, contrary
to the advice of the president, has adopted
resolutions expressing hopes for the restora-
tlonsof the independence of Transvalia.
spain.
MADRID, June 9.-The harmony of Cen
eral Martinez Campos's cabinet is disturbed.
General Martinez Camp05 is inclined to re-
tire because his policy meets with resistance
from a section of the conservative party.
Canavos and Ayala are endeavoring to main
tain accord among the majority so as to pro-
long the cabinet until autumn.
Italy.
ROME, June 9.-The eruption of Mount
tinues to give forth smoke.
A riot against the collection of taxes has
occurred In the district of Catalina, and sew
eral soldiers and peasants have been killed.
The pope has appointed Cardinal Hergen-
rorther keeper of the archives of the holy
see.
CATANIA, June 9.-The eruption of Mount
Etna has almost ceased; the flow of lava has
completely stopped.
Germany.
berlin. June 9-Bismarck will arrive to-
day from Varsein. The Duke of Edinburg
will arrive Tuesday to represent the British
royalty On the occasion of the imperial fete.
The act of grace, WI reby the emperor In
tends to signalize his golden wedding, will
only apply to Prussia, but there is reason to
believe that other German States will imi-
tate his example.
Emperor William, the empress and Prince
Bismarck have returned to this city.
The North German Gazette publishes the
text of Germany's protest gainst the decree of
the khedive, of April 22d. The protest says the
decree is in direct violation of interna-
to consider It binding, and holds the khedive
responsible for all consequences of his illegal
proceedings.
PARIS, June 9.-Bordeaux radicals pro-
pose again to elect Blaaque to the chamber of
deputies.
The Auldabadi tribe, near Batna. Algiers.
are In open revolt. Troops have arrived, but
are much fatigued by marching.
A race for the grand prize of Paris was run
to-day and was won by NubIenne by a neck,
Salteador second and Count de LaGrane's
Flaviori third. SUIT was the favorite in the
betting at the start, but did not gain place.
Twelve horses ran.
VERSAILLES. June 9.-The chamber of
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1876, authorized the prosecution by the gov
eminent of Paul DeCassagDac, after a
scene of great excitement, during which
Gambetta moved the expulsion of Cassagnac
from the house, but he afterward Withdrew
the motion, Cassagnac having Withdrawn the
word ''cowardice, " which he had applied to
the conduct of the government.
East India.
CALCUTTA, June 9.-The Afghan treaty
has created strong expression in Persia,
greatly increasing the British prestige.
Forty thousand camels belonging to the
British transport service died during the war
in Afghanistan.
Cholera of severe type has made its ap-
pearance In the lower Balan pass.
A mission to Cabul is to be forthwith
formed at Kohat and proceed by way of Khu-
ram about the end of June.
The dacoits Of the Poona district are still
active and petty rObberles are reported daily,
but since the great fires there have been no
outrages on large scale.
More or less rams are reported.from nearly
ali the districts of Bengal and Assam. The
rainfall In Cachar, Bengal, has as yet been
slight and partial, bat sufficient to greatly
improve the prospects of the indigo crop.
The reports from the tea districts are on the
whole fairly good. Famine in Cashmere is
taking its course, and people are reported to
be dying by hundreds.
England.
LONDON, June 9-The bullion gone into
the Bank of England on balance to-day was
one hundred and three thousand pounds.
Silver, fifty one and three quarter pence.
PLYMOUTH, June 9.-ArrIved-Steamshi
Sitka, from New York.
LONDON, June 9.-Mrs. Howard Paul, the
actress and singer, is dead.
The Duke of Magenta being amiss, is
| scratched for the Ascot gold cup.
The boundary conference has decided that
| the Liberians have not proved their claim to
any territory north of the eleventh parallel
of latitude east.
Official dispatches from Cape Town, dated
May Goth, are published. In one Lord
Chelmsford states that the advance Of Colo
nels Wood and Newdigate should commence
| in ten days, but dispatch from General
Clifford says no date can be fixed for the
completion of the preparations, because OF
the ulmcul1es AIeG Will III obtaining Trans
portation.
A dispatch from Constantinope reports
| that many persons of good position were ar
| rested ID Stamboul Thursday.
Private dispatches represent that the in
| habitauts OF Lebanon are preparing for revolt
and demand the recall of their governor.
The steamships Amerique and City OF
Montreal, from New York, and the Peruvian
| and Montreal, have arrived out.
Official intelligence has been received that
| violence and bo0dshed occur daily In Jamna,
| Arta and Prevasa, caused by INSTRUMENTATION
| of the Turkish troops.
| The North German Gazette states that the
| German foreign office has received confrma-
| ton of the destruction of the German mis-.
| sion state In Natal, and of the ill-treatment
| of the missionary by the British. Commu'
nications are still proceeding with the British
| government on the subject.
| A dispatch from Sophia announces that
| the late governor of Sophia, with body Of
| Cossacks, started to occupy the districts o.
| Tru and Brezuik, held by the Servians. A
| battalion of Bulgarian militia has been
! ordered to cooperate, il necessary.
| A dispatch from Calcutta reports that riots
| occurred in the Godsavery district of the
| Madras presidency. The local papers
/ Dignity them by the name of rebellion
| Considerable force has been engaged IN sup
pressing the disturbances.
| A special from Maritzburg says the re-
| ports of the death of Major Chard and
Cetewayos brother, Dabulamanzi, are de-
MED.
A dispatch from Landsman's drift. dated
May 18Th, says spies report that there are
four Zulu armies in the eastern angle of Zu'
! luland, designed to enter the colony.
The Sportsman says that odds OF three tc
one were offered against Parole for the
| Ascot stakes Saturday, anything over thai
| being eagerly taken. 1t is said that Parole
had a good gallop Friday, and may be ridder
| at Ascot by Archer.