Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-25

BERLIN, June A.-Blsmarck has forbid
den the circulation in the empire of tne
SturH' Bell RMsSiGne, revolutionary organ
published in Geneva.
The Egyptian Succession.
The Turkish cabinet crisis was terminated
by placing on the retired list Ofoda Pasha
and Nusert Pasha, who had accused Osman
Pasha, secretary of war, of malVersation in
office. NEGOTIATIONS have been opened be-
tween the Porte and the powers relative to
the order of the Egyptian succession.
Imperialism Abandoned.
PARIS, June 24.-The presence in the
chamber Of deputies of DeFortou and Baron
Reille, his former under secretary In the min
istry of the interior, when the other Bona
partists were absent as a token of respect to
the prince imperial, is deemed an indication
of their abandonment of the Bonapartes.
BOnOpnrtiEm Done for.
PARIS, June 24.-Prince Jerome Bonaparte
will publish a manifesto this evening, declar-
programme in which he announced his re-
publican principles, and adding that he is
not pretender to the imperial succession,
while his dormant claims bar the succession
of any other pretender.
The German Tarim.
LONDON, June PA Berlin dispatch
says: The independent newspapers oppose
Won Benningsen's scheme In the rechstag
for compromise on the tariff question, by
which, if accepted, the government would
gain the support of the national liberals. A
new proposal has been put forward, which is
that the revision of the tariff be Cancelled
temporarily until the amount of revenue
to be assigned to the imperial government
shall be fixed so as not to place the govern
ment IN au uncontrolled possession Of unlim-
tied income"
The Terms OF CAPITALIZATION.
NEW YORK, June PA supplement of
the Panama Star ana Herald, issued June
18th instant, gives the following as the terms
OF the capitulation of Aizpura, who started a
revolution IL Aspinwall on the seventh !:
''Aizpura surreuders his men and officers,
who are allowed an amnesty for political
offenses, but their violations of the common
law must be matter for subsequent investi-
cations. lie also delivers his arms, renders
up the State prisoner Casola, and revokes all
nominations which he had made to civil and
military appointments. In return for these
terms, the government assumes the expenses
of the war, which directly will amount to a
sum under five thousand dollars"
The yictors and vanquished returned to
Panama on the fifteenth. The United States
steamer Adams sailed on the twelfth for San
Francisco, without giving notice of her de-
parture and in opposition to the wishes of the
United States consul aud of the superin-
tendent of the railway. The Star and Her.
aid says the departure of the Adams was
much after the manner in which the Van
dalia, Captain Mead, left Aspinwall, a couple
of weeks previously, and while the revolution
was brewing.
The English Crops and Grain Market.
LONDON, June 24.-The Mark Lane Er.
press says: Wheat promises but fairly on
mixed and light soils, and the condition on
heavy lands causes well founded apprehen-
sions. The condition of the pastures is now
satisfactory, if not luxuriant, but the hay
crop, probably, has suffered in quality in
consequence of TIE absence of the sun. The
general aspect OF the country is almost a
month behind hand. The Scotch root
crop require the return of sunshine.
The quletude in the grain trade the
past week IN great measure is due to the
continuance OF large imports as well as a
amelloratiOn Of the weather. The arrivals of
foreign wheat IN London to Friday amounted
to 5S,OJO quarters, principally from north
Russian ports. The deliveries at the princi-
pal country markets indicate that farmers
hold far more abundant reserves than was
expected. The depressing influence of these
deliveries counteracted any approximations
of deficient English harvest, and
classes of wheat has been limited, apparently
In consequence of the belief by buyers that
the lowest point has not yet been reached.
There has been some slight exceptions in IA
vor of American wheats, which were rather
actively deal IN at the beginning of the week,
the monotoDY attending not improbable
revival of continental demand. Maize is
less inquired for. Barley is dull. Oats de-
clined sixpenoe per quarter. The arrivals Of
wheat and maize at ports on the continent
were moderate. Wheat, off the coast, was
steady, with fair continental demand for
white descriptions. Maize declined sixpence
per quarter on the week. Forward business
IN wheat and maize was limited to good
spring wheat, which was sparingly offered, but
at the close shippers showed more disposition
to sell. Maize declined Sd, in consequence Of
heavy shipments from Atlantic ports. Sales
of English wheat last week were 49,40C
quarters, at Ais Sd per quarter, against 26,
546 quarters, at Ais Sd, for the same perioC
last year. Imports into the United Kingdom
for toe week ending June 14th were 687 ,33I
hunaredwelght of wheat, and 1873, 663 hun
| bred weight of hour"