Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-27

CAIRO, June 26-Prince Tewfk, the ne
khedive, held q reception to-day, which was
attended by foreign consuls, Egyptian Of
icials, and all notable Europeans in Cairo.
VIII Prince Jerome Accept a.. 1.-The seri-
GUS Responsibility 7"
PARIS, June 26.-Le Ordre, Rouher's or
gan, reproduces an interview In which Rou
| her, IN replying to the question, who would
take the place of the prince imperial? said:
prince Jerome will, if he accepts that
| serious responsibility"
The KhedIVe has Succunlbed to the
Force OF Circumstances.
CONsTANTINoPLE, June 26.-The sultan
has signed frman deposing the khedive of
Egypt IN favor of his son, Prince Mohammed
Tewfk.
The khedive has sgnifed compliance with
| the demand for abdication.
The KhedIve's Successor InstalIed.
LONDON, June 26-In the house of lords
| to-day, Marquis Salisbury gave confirmation
to the report that the sultan had ordered the
| khedive to abdcate, and that the latter had
expressed his acqulescence. Lord Salisbury
stated further that Prince TeWfk had been
| installed as khediye of Egypt.
| The Khedive ShOrn OF important
Powers.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 26.--The Porte
| the trade of l84l, which authorized the khe-
| dive to conclude treaties with foreign powers
| and maintain an army The Porte will ex-
| ert Its influence to restore the finances and
reform abuses in Egypt.
Arson Rife IN st. Petersburg.
| LONDON, June 26.-Arson is rife IN st.
| Petersburg and in every part of Russia. The
town OF Szyran, on the Volga, has been near
| ly destroyed by fire. A number of persons
have been arrested at Kieff, st. Petersburg
and Moscow for clandesunely trading In ex-
| plosives.
Secular Education In France.
| VERSAILLES, June 26.-In the chamber OF
| deputies to-day the minister of public In
/ struction made long speech defending the
| secular education bill He denied to the
| Jesuits the right to call themselves French
| men, and declared that teaching by religious
confraternities constituted real peril TO civil
| liberty.
Tewnk Pasha Proclaimed VicerOy OF
Egypt
| LONDON, June ga dispatch from Cairo
states that Tewfk Pasha was proclaimed
viceroy Of Egypt with q salute Of one hun
| dred and one guns. The Russian consul
| general has been ordered to support the other
consuls in the position they nave taken. 1t
| is reported that the khediVe will receive a
pension of five thousand pounds per annuD.
spanish Finances.
4
| deputies to-day the minister of finance read
| draft of next years budget. The revenue
| IS estimated at eight hundred and twelve
| million pezatas, and the expenditures at
eight hundred and twenty-eight pezetas.
The minister asks authority to borrow, By
means of treasury operations, the sum neees-
sary to meet the deficit. No change is pro-
posed in reference to the Spanish debt
| Revolution In Afghanistan.
| LONDON, June 26-The Indian govern
ment has received information that Abdul
| Raaman, pretender TO the Afghan throne,
who has hitherto lived under Russian protec-
ton, has invaded Badaskhan and the Afghan
troops in Balkh have revolted.
The British admiralty have ordered the de-
tention of the torpedo-boat purchased by the
Peruvian government and which put into
Sheernes for repairs.
The London Silver Market.
| LONDON, June 26.-The Times, in its fnan-
! cial article says: I'm the silver market there
has been a continuance in the demand for
Austria and a tolerably large amount has
| changed hands AS the market obtains, and
is likely for some time to obtain, all its sup
port from the continent, the relapse in the
| price of India council bonds had no effect
whatever on the price of bar silver"
Bolivian PrIvateeFs.
LONDON, June 26.-In the house of lords
to-day, Marquis Salisbury said that a dis
/
states that the Bolivian agent IN Peru Is ig-
norant of the proclamation, reported to have
been issued by Bolivia, authorizing priVateers
| sailing under her flag to seize CHILEAN mer-
cbandise, even In neutral ships, and not con-
!, traband of war. Also that, according to the
Lima dispatch, the original announcement Of
the proclamation was from CHILEAN source
The Khedive's Propositions Declined
LONDON, June PA Cairo correspondent
says that the foreign consuls have visited the
khediYe and informed him that his deposi.
ton In favor OF Hahn Pasha had been de-
cided upon by the Porte. The consuis urged
his abdlcatlon, promising a written guaran.
: tee to Tewik Pasha. The khedive demanded
as the conditions Of his ahdicat.on that nj.
family be provided toc, and that his abdica'
ton be made into the hands of the sultan
The consuls replied that the latter condition
was inadmIssible, and they consequently
, withdrew their offer.
Russia seeking Coalition with Turkey
: LONDON, June ga dispatch from Ber
) I'm says that Russia 10 actively trying to eff
| feet an understanding with the sultan for ar
&c parte abolition of the obnoxious clauses
5 In the treaty of Berlin. According to the
| National ZeiflRg, Russia is endeaVOring &
y form a coalition with Turkey and Francs
! against England, Austria and Germany.
| A correspondent at Berlin reports that the
t | conservatives, UltramontRnes, Poles and AL
l
| to an understanding which secures for the
: government majority on the tariff question
A dispatch from Alexandria states that the
3 ex-khedIve, his finance minister and Prince
Hassan will leave the country. A yacht il
$ ordered to be ready to take them to Constan.
a | dnople.
Requiem Mass for the Dead Prince.
PARIS, June 26.-There was an immense
| crowd at the mass of requiem for the prince
| imperial at the church of Saint Augustine
| The working classes were only meagerly rep
resented. Prince Jerome Bonaparte and his
son, Prince Victor, were present; also Lore
, Lyons, British ambassador, and other diplo
matte representatives,. There was no dis
I turbance.
NEW YORK, June ga dispatch from
Paris says of the mass for the prince iInpe
rial: Precisely at noon the bells began t.
ring and the services commenced. There wal
no catafalque. Black carpets were spread
in front Of the high altar, and the chairs ol
the imperial family and OF the digDitaries
. | senators and deputies, were covered witt
black cloth. Prince Jerome Napoleon
Princess Ciothilde and tLei. two sons, anC
, Princess Malthlae, were seated in front o
l | the altar. AS they entered the church al
, present arose. The mass, which was low
: one, was celebrated by Able Lame, fo-rnerl,
almoner Of the imperial chapel. The papa
I | nuncio was present. The only person. oh,
appeared much affected were Prince Victo
and his brother. When Prince Jerome Ma
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