Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-09

ST. PETERSBURG, March Sc neral Nell
koff reports that the plague Is now mastered.
OF population OF one hundred and eighteen
thousand in the infected districts Of Astra-
khan, five hundred died between October and
February.
England and France Must shoulder
the Egyptian BespOosiblfity-
CAIRO, March S.-The khedve has in
formed the English and French governments
that he will appoint Nubar Pasha foreign
minister, If they insisted, but he must decline
all responsibility for the consequences.
TiernOva Turned Over with Excite
meRt
TIERNovA, March 8.--The population of
Djuma, Macedonia, Is emigrating en- nuSSe
before the advance Of the Turkish troops.
There is great excitement in Ternova. Tel
egrams on the subject are to be read at the
next setting of the assembly. kilograms
from the vicinity of Adrianople give the
names of people cut In pieces 10y Turks in
districts evacuated by the Russians.
Church and state In Prussia.
BERLIN, March S.-The principal speech
in the debate on the parliamentary discipline
bill in the reichstag Yesterday, was made by
Herr Windhorst, leader Of the Prussian
Catholic party, who declared that the cleri-
Gals were ready to support the chancellor IN
the struggle against the socialists, but disap-
proved of the means he suggested. Herr
Windhorst suggested the cooperation of
the church and state, instead Of the state at
tempting to crush the socialists with one
hand and the persecution of the church with
the other. Main force, he said, was power
less against the socialists. He hoped he
would not live to see the explosion which
would follow repressiYe measures.
The impeachment Resolution.
PARIS, March 8.-The following is the
resolution recommended by the impeach-
ment committee to the chamber of deputies
| for adoption: THE chamber recommends
the Impeachment of the ministers of the SIX
| teenth of May; orders the sending up Of the
report and its appendix to the senate, and
| appoints committee of Eve of its members
| to proceed with the charge aud act as pub
! lie prosecutor" M. Washington, president
of the council and minister of foreign affairs,
| and NJ. Leroy, minister of justice, conferred
| with the committee on the return of the
chambers to Paris. They declared they
would be willing to favor the return but for
| the fact that the chambers, to effect such a
| change In the constitution, would have to be
! constituted a national assembly. The minis
| try would also prefer the question to be post
poned until after the impeachment discus
sion. The lett center, forty members pres
| ent, decided against the return to Paris
| The centerists, the strongest group of re-
publicans (nInety-eight members), decide;
| that none of its members can be connected
with another group. 1t is understood that
this decision is contrary to the wishes 0!
| Gambetta, who desires the fusion of all sec
| tiOns or republicans. thus fusion Is also de-
sired 10y the radicals. The assertion that
| President Grevy will resign if the impeach-
ment is carried, is regarded as an idle ln-
venton.
The Report Against the IDeBrOgIIe
| Cabinet.
VERSAILLES, March Sin the chamber
| to-day Brlsson's report was read, Among
the grievances against the DeBroglie cabi
net IS a complaint that it violated the consti
| tuition by raising anew the question of TIM
form of government, which had previously
| been settled by constitutional law. 1t also
| violated the rule of the responsibility o
the president of the republic, one OF whose
speeches betrayed his thoughts OF persona
power. The authors Of the events OF the
| sixteenth of May designed the establishment
of a dictatorship. They violated the consti
tuition by delaying the elections beyond thu
| legally prescribed three months; by evadlG!
the electoral law relative to counsel-geuera
and councils of reimbursement; by forbid
ding colporteurage and the closing of wine
| shops; by collision, eXtortlOn, undue pres
sure upon the magistracy, and the creation
| of fictitious rise on the bourse; after tn
elections gave the republicans a majority, tn
cabinet continued to fight a whole month
and, under the Rochebourt ministry, whlci
followed, all the preparations were made t
strike a blow by force; dispatches were sen
to the commanders of army corps to prepar
for military measures, and a conspiracy evi
IDENTIFY existed. The report concludes as fol
lows: 'As the DsBroglie and Rochebour
ministries incurred equal responsibility, "
propose that both be impeached before th
/ senate"
f On motion of LeRoyer, minister Of justic'
the debate was postponed until Thursday.