Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-12
An Ocean Vessel Lost and Three Per-
sons DrOWned-The Latest Phases Of
French Affairs-One Case OF the
Plague in st. Petersburg.
Imposing Ceremonies and Preparations
for the Wedding of Princess Louisa
and the Duke of COnnau2ht-
Electric Light-German Nat
tiers Complicated, Etc.

The Treaty OF Berlin Recognized by !
the Hungarian PariiaSsSnt.
PEsTH, March lI.-All the sections of the |
Hungarian lower house have pied the |
bill formally recognizing the treaty CT Berlin |
Fire In AOrd GrAnVIIIe's Residence.
LONDON, Marcn 1.-THE fourth floor and |
a portion of the roof OF Lord Granville's |
residence, Carlton House Terrace, was burned !
last night. The damage was not serious.
CAssngnRe's Election Declared Void. |
PARIS, March 1.-The committee of the |
chamber of deputies recommend that the
second election of Paul de Cassagnac be de- |
clared void.
De Fourtou, in the impeachment de-
bate, will demand that he bs tined, |
and not merely let eff with a vot5 of cen |
slre which he contends the chant n of dep |
uties, not being Judicial body, has no power |
to pronounce on those no longer in office.
The Free trade society intends to have lee |
lures on a great scale throughout France. |
The society is assured of the cooperation OF |
John Bright and the Golden CLUB.
The Last ReinrOrcements for the Brit |
ism Army iu south Africa.
LONDON, March 1.-The last reinforce |
menls for South Africa left to-day IN the |
steamers Andean and Prussian.
The fire on the corvette Thetis, at Plymouth, |
g only extlDgdshed when the vessel was
)ded The forward part Is much damaged
the hull is uniDjured. The fire started IN
boatswain s stOre-room.
The Plague in ST. Petersburg.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 1.-THE mortal
lty statistics OF the city for the past week
show that the typhus has increased in vim
lence; spotte typhus Is also prevalent. There
nave been two fatal cases OF the Siberian
plague.
a Rivalry Between England and Ger
many.
BERLIN. March 1.-THE semi-oficial pa
/ hot 10 fplt n unVGrnmpnt
| c,rces at the general attempt made to give
| England ell the credit of having kept Russia
| 10 The treaty of Berlin. The execution of the
treaty is due alone to Germany's frmness.
Berlin Matters Complicated.
| BERLIN, March 1.-THE personal atterca-
tons OF the last two days have certainly COM
| picated the situation Immensely, and II mere
| personal irritation were to be conslderea,
| Bismarck would have enough reason Tor
| promptly appealing to the people, but there
Is vet no occasion to doubt that the financial
| measures will at least be submitted to the
| present reichstag. The National Zeitung
| seems to fear an early dissolution. 1t al
mits that Bismarck is all-powertul In the
federal council, which would readily accede
# he uroposed a dissolution. But" it adds
ominously, new elections at present would
| only result in the creation of radical party
| which now does not exist, unless the social
lists can be so considered." This IS supposed to
r. late t. the alleged intentions OF DR.. Lasker
4 other national liberals to join the ad :
| Y, 1ced liberals, and such a coalition would
| crete a regular and very radical opposition.
A dissolution Of the reichstag Is unlikely
| before autumn. Bismarck relies mainly upon
the rural population, and will fix the date for
: | th election after harvest, as most convenient
, for bringing them to the polls.
Communists Amnestied.
PARIS, March l1-Presldent Grevy has
signed decree pardonlCg one hundred and
/ 6ity-oue communists, including William
4 Arthur Ranceher Reclus and EliSee Reclus.
l A split I'm the French Republican
g | Camp.
PARIS, March 1.-THE story is discr7dlted
i | that the French government has resolved
e to retire if a majority on the lmpeach
d | ment question is only obtIlned by the
!. support of the right. 1t is thought, howey
er, that such support Is necessary, as spl
t in the Republican camp has begun t. attrac
general attention.
y spanish Affairs.
LoNpoE, March ia dispatch from
I Madrid SAYS: The Marquis OF Mallno Is ex
: | pect2d to arrive tomorrow ID assume TIT
e | foreign affairs portfolio. He will pEObab!.
- make several changes IN the diplomatic rep
reseptation abroad. Manuel Sllvetl Will re
II Mace the Marquis of Malino es Spanish am
g bassador at Paris. Francisco Silvetl, minis
re fer of the interior, has issued a circular ex
l, D aiming the political and elect raj views Q
u the government, CDjoinlng upon his suo0rul
e. mates respect for individual liberty, and to d
their utmost to secure fslr ELECTION lo
members of the cyrtes."
The KhedIve Accepted the Response
IN bilAty.
er CAIRO, March i1.-Before the formatio
y &c the new Egyptian ministry the brl Is
., and French consuls- generals presented lde'
10 t;csl nofe-. saying that their governments d
II, | IL the retention
w. Nubar Pasha IN the ministry, but II the kn
e dive decided to exclude him the khedl'
J. would be held responsible for the msint
nance of the public tranquility. The XII
dive accepted the responsibility
. The Geyy spanish Ministry UnDODuln
! MADR,p. March I1.-PublIc opinion Is u
&c | favorable to the new H;inistry, and 1t Is SD
- mise d it will seek the support OF al the mo
rs ate party.
ar American Railway ROndhOIders Nee
=, ! ing.
Nv LONDON, March IA meeting OF I
v 7 shareholders and bondho!ders OF the ATTAIN
ed and Great Western railway, pursuant d I
III of James NJ Henry, published On I
,hth instant, took place to-day. The me-
he adopted in substance. but not IN for
~, propositions submitted by Ii henry
in circular calling for the meeting.
ne DfstressfuI Famine In Indis.
sas ToEDoN. March 1.-The Pail Mall &
err -,,,esays -Iyate letter from an Indian chic
al states that - people OF Cashmere are oyl
Ses OF famine ike dies, and that at the press
ed. ate Of mortality the province will be ne&
g depopulated by the end oil the gear:
The Globe says there IS q weii-lou1c
yer rumor that Right Hon. J. Goschen, mem
2 ! of parliament for the city OF London, will
ibs ap.cirted ambassador at Constantinop!e.
,SG- The French sJ MnssEs i"Deaeh"'
1--WE PARIS, March 1.-The committee NJ
led | the acts of the ministry OF the Sixteenth
ere Nav, have issued supplement = III: Is
sens report, containing hundreds OF t
grams in support OF the facts aaduceq IN IN
on meeting tomorrow to Determine their act
Ma mon the imp. "a nent question. The 70!
bed ii right unanimously decided - oppose
IN impeschment, whatever may trarspre dur
~ the debate.
'iy' germany Won't Disarm.
BERI1H, Earch 1.-The reichstag to-
Ia. reject a motion IN sayor of European
gress to arrange a genera DISC mann
nag Three ultzlmontaues, thee socialists
, On Herr Seneman only supported the motion
the The PrInsess LOuIsa's Marriage
de- LONDON, March 1.-THE Duke OF
oint- naught AMI suite 90 to Queenso ro3sc TO-
meet the bride, Princess Louisa MaTgs
ia .ds5a. and conduct her 10 Windsor.
~, and queen Of Belgium leave OstenC
amer Windsor this morning Prince Leop
Iged Queen Victoria youngest son, who US
this nne of tie supporters OF the Duke OF
The naught at the wsdding, the Prince OF W
nsld- being the other, is sick at Qarmstadt,
cannot come. The Prince of Wales arr
in England yesterday from the soUtl
rave France.
cold. Princess LOUISA Margaret, accoInpanie
by her father and mother, Prince and Pm
ly IS Frederick Charles. arrived az ongethe