Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1880-05-27

says the deputies were by no means
satisfied with their interview with
Oonstans.
1t is understood that the memorial
regarding Sir Bartle Frere will not
probably be presented.
The international rife match be-
tween the Irish and American teams
at Dublin is fixed for the 10Th Of
June.
A Paris dispatch says the strike at
Roubdix, after lasting FIVE weeks, has
ended, the masters having promised
an Increase of wages.
The Daily Telegraph says: "We have
received from an authoritative source
document containing a resume OF
the Albanian difficulty, embodying,
as we have reason to believe, the
views Of the German government re-
Specting the most desirable solution.
The document states that the feasible
solution would be to sanction the
autonomy Of Abba, under the native
prince, doing homage to the sultan as
Suzerain. The porte does not regard
this favorably, and the British cabi-
net might rejoice in the conviction
that it had assisted another Balkan
people to achieve emancipation"
A telegram from st. Petersburg
states that Berdenkoff was sentenced
to fifteen years hard labor in the
mines, instead of eight years, as be-
fore reported. Four women were
sentenced as follows: Kalenkina to Is:
Natinser, 6, and Witaniewa, to 4
years hard labor at the government
factory, and Malinowska to be sent
into exile.
Clement Satterthwaite & Son, deal
ers in the American department on
the stock exchange, have failed; their
liabilities are believed to be heavy
They we're bears" of Philadelphia
and Reading railroad stocks, and the
closing Of their account was caused BY
an advance this morning.
| Charles Bradlaugh addressed a
crowded meeting of his constituents
at Northampton last night in vindica
tion of the course he pursued in par
lament. He said if the electors de
sired him to retain his seat he woulC
win his rights. A vote of confdenc,
in Bradlaugh was then passed.
! Bullion in the bank of England in
creased e2l4,O 900 during the past week
Proportion of reserve to liability, A
(9-l6 per cent.
ROME, May 27.-The speech from
Threne was very we'll received.
La Capitale published letter from
General Garibaldi, addressed to hi
constituents, admitting that the hous
Of Savoy had powerfully aided in tn
regeneration of Italy, but accusing
. of having afterward ruined the coun
try and brought it to a condition O
misery. General Garibaldi recon
! mended the dissolution of the army
and that nothing be given to priests
He concludes his letter by urging tn
people of Rome to hiss all promiuen
members Of the right as they left tn
, chamber of deputies. The paper con
tanning the letter was seized by tn
police.
Despite the recent opposition of th
| German pltramontaines, it is sale
the pope will accept the measur
; proposed by Prince Bismarck relatiy
to the application Of the May laws
This acceptance would Eot imply hi
! approval in principle of the May law
as the basis of the canon law of Ger
many. 1t is believed that introduC
tions to this effect have been sent
; the papai nuuGiGg at Vienna.
CONsTANTINoPLE, May 9Th
) Tribald disturbances at Basorate con
tinue. Four battalions of Turks
, trQQpS are on the way there. Ilh
is surrounded by Arabs. The telt
graph wires between Bassorqto an
Samaoa have been cut.
II PARIS, May 27.-The journal
St. Petersburg says the powers DO nc
. intend to abandon collective sctio
respecting Che porte in regard to I'll
" Greek frontier question.
u EXCITING SCENE IN COURT.