Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-02-25
CABLE GOSSIP.
The Pope Urging His Ca diaals to Rec
ORciie the Princes and People of the
ChUych-Ihe French Amnesty
Bill a FOregOne Con-
clusiOn.
The Black Plague Reported Dying Out
The Assault upon the ArcL bishop
OF AdrianOple-England and
France Looking after
Egypt, Etc.
The Pope Emphasizes his Desire for
HecOn CiIiRIInn.

| The Pope Emphasizes his Desire for
| Reconciliation.
| ROME, February 24-The pope, replying
| 10 the address from the cardinals, emphasized
| Els desire to reconcile the princes and the
| people to the church, his readiness TO extend
! his hand to all who repent and cease their
| prosecutions, and his uDhinchlng intention
| always to combat, IN defense of the rights
! and independence OF the church, those who
| make war against her.
| The French Amnesty RiII a FOreEone
| Conclusion.
| VERSAILLES, February 24.-The bureaux
| OF the senate have appointed a committee on
| the amnesty bill, eight Of nine of the mem
| bers of which are favorable to the bill as
| passed by the deputies. LeRoyer, minister
| OF Justice, stated officially to-day that the
| government had, on the amnesty bill, gone
| the utmost limit of concession.
The Black Plague Dying Out.
ST PETERSBURG, February 24-General
| MelIkof telegraphed to-day that there have
plague IN the surrounded district since his
last report
Renewed Disturbances on the Alba
ntan Frontier.
BELGRADE, February "a There has been
some renewal of the disturbances on the AL
bantam frontier of Servia which is likely to
lead to reformation between Sarvia and the
Porte. A large body of AlbanIans made an
IBcursion into Servja. They were pursued
and recr0ssed the frontier.
S'he Assault Upon the Archbishop or
ACr1anGple.
CoNsTANTINOPLE, February 23.--The
archbishop OF AdrlanOple Is not dead, but is
severely injured. He was assaulted on ac-
count OF his Turkish sympathies. Prince
LObGnoH has promised that the Russians
would endeavor to discover the parties guilty
OF the outrage. He has explained that those
first arrested were released for fear of pop
ular uprising.
The Pope Officially EOtified Of Grevy's
& Election.
ROME. February 24-The pope to-day re-
celyed representatives of a large number OF
Catholic publications issued in Europe and
America, and addressed them,on the infiu-
ence and mission of the press. He incident
ally stated that temporal powers was in
dlspen5aDle to the Holy See. The pope very
cordially received the Marquis de Gabriac,
French ambassador, who presented the Off
Cial notification or Grevy's election to the
presidency Of France.
ahe sehiessIa& Question EatireIy Set
died.
LONDON, February pa dispatch from
Berlin says that 1t is reported that Emperor
William in receiving deputatIon of the Ger
man inhabitants OF Scheswig, informed them
that the Schles Wig question must be regarded
as finally settled.
1t is understood that the tariff commission
recommend only twenty-five pfenniE per hun
bred weight On pig iron.
EnSiaa aud France VIII Take Care of
EHe AhedIVe.
LONDON, February PA correspondent
Il .tste- angs ttat tl, Ergesefhg selsstgh haak
English vessel Is also going there so as 20
demonstrate the accord of Great Britain and
France, who will certainly insist that the
khedive shall not, by relapsing into extrava-
gance, become a cause Of unessiness to the
European powers.
French Rivers on a Bum.
NANTES, February pa rise in the Loire
Is causing disastrous foundations.
The Garopne has burst her embaukments
at Labistide Cenon, and it is feared that lives
have been lost.
Tarbez and Bordeaux