Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-04-11
Practical Abandonment of the ROumelian
Mixed Occupation Scheme-Arrest
OF Nihilists Gambetta and
Egypt-0ther News.

LONDON, April 10.-A dispatch from Ber-
lin says that one thousand and forty nihihsts
have already been arrested in Charkoff The
seventies do not seem to lntlmidate the con-
spirators. The report that General brent
elm's assaIlant had been arrested is false.
The Charkoff police have received letter
from New York, signed "Bobrikoff," Stain :
that the murderer of General Krapolkin has
arrived there.
The Mixed Occupation scheme Pruc-
tically Abandoned.
LONDON, April 10-A correspondent at
Berlin, says 1.-The scheme for the mixed oc-
cupatlon was practically abandoned after
the difficulties raised by Italy. There are
probably some secret relations between Italy
and Russia. At recent council in st. Peters
burg. General Todleben declared that he be-
ieved it was the onlyEsolution of the Eastern
Roumelia difficulty. Count Schouvalof
strongly opposed this view"
Germany Suspicious OF Austria.
BERLIN, April 10-The internal affairs of
Austria are critically watched here. The add
vent of the ultramontane reactionary cabinet
seems probable. A great meeting of repre-
sentatives OF the German seaports will be
held on the seventeenth instant, to freely
discuss the new tariff. All seaport cities
strongly oppose the projected surtaxes and
retaliatory duties on trans marine imports.
Gambetta's Views Concerning Egypt.
PARIS, April 10-The policy of France is
not to precipitate matters. The present ten
dency is rather to the other extreme. 1t is
notorious that Gambetta's views in regard to
E. ypt are more decided than those of Minis
ter Waddington, but he does not wish to
exercise his pressure on the government,
though Egyptian bondholders seriously con-
template urging him to supplant Wadding-
ton at the head of the ministry.
Senator Greffuble is dead.
RussO.TurkIsh Complications.
LONDON, April I0.-A Vienna dispatch
says that Russia, since the powers have de-
cided to admit Turkeys participation in the
occupation of eastern Roumelia, has endeav-
ored to secure for herself the occupation of
part of the Balkans, excluding toe Turkish
contingent therefrom. It is on this point
that negotiations have come TO a standstill.
Another difficulty is the appointment Of
commanderln. chief. 1t is proposed to ask
Germany to nominate one, but her assent is
doubtful.
GsrIbaIdI.
ROME, April IO.-Garibaldi daily receives
visits from political personages. Replying,
yesterday, to a deputatloG from the Italian
committee at Trieste, Garibaldl said: 81 have
never been more concerned for the interests
of our brethren beyond the Alps than ] am
now"
The Capital publishes letter written by
Garibaldi before leaving Caprera. He says:
Itdiy owes BIdtlIuOS " the IOldi MUSE lOI
having contributed to its unity, but it did not
accomp lish it alone. The country was more
Aourishlng under its old tyrants than now"
He condemns Depretls, and concludes.
Monarchy is not eternal. It's duration Will
he in proportion as it merits the affection Of
the people and calls to its councils not flatter
ers, but capable and truthful men,"
miscellaneous.
LONDON, April l0.-The Italian govern
ment is about to send 4 senator to Cairo to
report on Italian Interests. 1t Is stated that
the Khedive's contumacy ls promoted by the
Italian consul general, who bitterly opposes
Anglo-French control.
LONDON, April 10.-The eastern Roume-
liam commission have effected an understand
ing with the Porte upon several matters pre-
viously in dispute. Among other points
agreed upon is that one-thlrd of the revenue
of the province shall be paid to the Porte
The agreement between Austria and Turkey
grants Austria the power of occupying three
points on the river Lom, on the outskirts of
Novi-Bazar, commanding all practicable
a-ossinQ places