Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-13

the government of fresh massacres, of roy
al princess, at Mandalay, prompted by
KiAg Burmah.
NAPLES, June 12.-The eruption of Vesu-
vius has commenced. It has so far been
slight, but Is gradually increasing.
Egypt.
CAIRO, June 1.-THE French consul gen
eral at this place has presented a protest
against the arbitrary manner In which the
khedives decree treats the creditors of the
Egyptian government.
sAIgIers.
PARIS, June 12-Algerian advices are to
the effect that The insurgents appear to be
fleeing in the direction of Tunis. They are
eight hundred foot and one hundred horse
men In number.
Germany.
LONDON, June 12.-The Emperor William
has given one thousand marks to the poor OF
Berlin. Special correspondents report that
the emperor yesterday appeared to walk with
pain, and showed weakness in all his move
ments.
BERLIN, June IA provincial CORE
spondence states that more than six hundred
pardens have already been granted by the
emperor In celebration of his golden we'd
ding, principally to- persons imprisoned fol
offenses against himself. 1t is believed that
two hundred more will be granted almost
immediately.
France.
PARIS, June I2.-In accordance with the
resolution adopted June 4th, by the French
committee on the Franco-American treaty oil
| commerce, committee of the senate and the
deputies had an interview to-day with Minis
ter Washington, to urge action In the cham
bers IN response to the resolution now before
| the United States congress, and the opening
of negotiations with the United States gov
eminent on the subject. M. Waddington re-
| ceived the committee most cordially. He
stated that he had already exchanged com.
munications on the subject with Mr.. Evarts
United States secretary of state, and would
| instruct the French representative at Wash.
ington to give the matter the most serious
| consideration.
The principal guarantee proposed by the
| government bill, with view to the return o.
| the chambers to Paris, are the maintenance
OF special legion of gendGrnes, the author
lzation of summary proceedings for the dis
| persion of crowds within certain distance Of
/ the chambers, and prohibition of the bear
| ing of addresses or petitions to the chamber
| by procession.
| Blanqui has been released from prison, AMI
| has arrived in Paris.
England.
| LONDON, June PA Belgrade dispatch
states that twenty battalions of Arnauts
| Servian frontier near Prepolje and assumed
threatening attitude toward the Servlans.
| The Times this morning reports the liza
| bilities of Samuel Johnson & Co., at on
million five hundred thousand dollars. Tn
| failure was caused by speculation in sugar.
g. n. Greenup & Co., merchants of Man
chester trading with Bahia. have failed.
A dispatch from Vienna reports that Rus
STA mas presented to Bulgaria a portion o
her flotillao on the Danube, consisting of tw,
steamers, six small gunboats and six torpedo
boats. These vessels will temporarily retail
| Russian crews to instruct the Bulgarians il
| their management. There may be SOM
question as to whether it is allowable, unde
the treaty of Berlin, for the Bulgarians t
maintain war fiotilla.
| i dispatch from Belgrade reports that tn
Russo-Bulgarian authorities, with body o
Russian troops, have taken forcible possession
of a frontier district claimed by Servia, driv
ing out the Servian officials. The populatIo
are angry and discontinued at the action c
the Russians.
In the house of commons tonight, in th
debate on the Indian budget, Rt. Hon. hi
Goschen pointed out that the main causes
the depreciation of silver, such as America
over production and German demonetiz ,tior
were not like to continue IN operation niue
longer; and, as be was most distinctly assure
upon high authority that the German govern
ment did not intend to sell any more silver
he strongly advised the government not
tenn of Indian coin. Lord Stanhope, under
secretary for India, expressed his agreemer
with the greater part of Mr.. Goschen's speech
and added that he recognized the difficulty {
dealing with so delicate a subject.
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