Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-26

| LISBON, June 25.-Two cases of yellow
fever have occurred near this city.
Several Eneo@Gters Between the Turks
| and MacedOniang.
LONDON, June ga Vienna dispatch
| says that news has been received from Sofia
| that there have been several encounters be-
| tween the Turks and the Macedonian insur-
gents, in which the latter were unsuccessful.
Their attacks upon the blockhouse at Delibar
were repulsed with great loss.
The KhedIve Refuses to be Hntimi-
dated.
CAIRO, June 25.-The British, French and
| German consuls proceeded, after midnight,
| to the palace and declared to the khedlve his
| deposition by the sultan and that the dispatch
of Sulieman PAsha toEEgypt, to succeed, was
| imminent unless he Immediately abdlcated.
| The khedive merely again referred the con-
| suls to the sultan.
The London silver Market.
LONDON, June 25.-The Times, in its
| financial article, says: 1.-The silver market at
| the close yesterday was steadier than during
| the whole of the past week. 1t is stated in
some quarters chat yesterdays purchases
| were for Austria, and it is even thought that
| the demand for Austria is imminent. There
| is hardly any demand for India, but should
| Austria prove to be large buyer, further
| fall in prices may perhaps be arrested.
False ExumOrs About the KhediVe.
LONDON, June 25.-An Alexandra dis
patch says an official announcement has been
/ issued by the president of the council of min
| listers, addressed to the governor of Alexan-
| dria, declaring all news circulating about the
| khedive false; that the khe1ive had not alb
| Dictated, but would proceed to Constantine
| pie, leaving Iewhk Pasha as regent. Pre-
| parations are being made for a state depart
| ure. The situation is thus satisfactorily ar
| ranged.
a Monument to the Dead OF COstozza.
| ROME, June 25.-The monument on the
| battlefield of CostoZza, in memory of those
| slain in the battle between the Italians and
| Austrians Oh the twenty-fourth of June,
| 1866, was dedicated yesterday. Prince Anna
/ deus represented Italy, and Field Marshal
| Count Won Thun Hohenstein, specially desig-
| mated by the emperor, represented Austria.
1 DeputatioBs from the Italian parliament and
army were present. All the speakers ex-
| pressed cordial sentiments toward the Aus
| TRANS.
German Tariff.
| BERLIN, June 25.-The German reichstag
| has by large majorities approved the govern
ment's proposals, in regard to the duty on oil =,
1 grease, lard, soap and perfumery. The tc-
| bacco tariff commissions are getting through
| with their labors with rapidIty, so that there
g s ;s f o. ps3Po Rsns Of revenTe
The tariff committee adopted Franken-
| stein s motion providing that the yearly yield
| from customs and tobacco taxes in excess of
/ the amount fixed shall be RENTED to the
| federal states in proportion to their popula-
ton. Won Bennigzen's motion transferring
| the surplus of the budget to the federal
/ states was rejected.
The Irish University Bill,
| LONDON, June 25.-In the house of COM
mons to-day, in a debate on the Irish uni
versity, the secretary OF state for the home
| department announced that the government
would embody their views on the subject in a
bill to be introduced in the louise of lords to-
morrow. The O'CoDnor Don thereupon
moved an adjournment of the debate. Su
William Harcourt QiberaD severely con.
demned the government for bringing forward
the bilLat the eleventh hour. The O'Conner
Don's motion to adjourn thu debate, and con-
sequently his bill, was also talked out.
In the house of commons to-day, previou;
to his announcement that the government
would embody their views on the subject o
the Irish university question III the bill t.
be introduced in the house of lords to-day
Ri. Hon. Richard Asheton Cross pointed on
that the O'Connor bill proposed to create 1
third university, which the government con
sidered unnecessary. They thought it woult
be better to deal with the matter by an &C
, for the utilization of the colleges with the ex
isting universities. 1t was impossible 70
, the government to agree to state the endow
. ment for any sect.