Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1881-05-23
BY CABLE.
A Small Manchester" Posi-
BILE in France.
RICH MOSCOW JEWS DRIVEN IN.
NUMEROUS ARRESTS ON THEIR
ACCOUNT.
LIVELY TIMES ON THE "AULD SOD."
BACKBONE FURNISHED THE
CONSTABULARY.
Russian ReVOIuiiOnists Again in
Print.
LIVELY TIMES ON THE "AULU SOD"
FURNISHED THE
CONSTABULARY.
Russian ReVOIuiiOnists Again in
Print.
Serious Disturbances in Odessa Con
tinued.

PARIS, May 23.- Galignani's Messen-
ger states that in case the negotiations
with France in regard to the cotton in
dustry take a hostile turn, certain large
capitalists of Manchester and adjoining
towns are determined to form company
with the view Of establishing large con-
Germ at Rouen. There appears to he no
lack Of capital. Spinning, weaving. dye
ing and printing machinery will be fitted
up on large scale. If Manchester goods
are excluded from France, the promoters
Of the scheme are determined to establish
a small Manchester there.
ST. PETERSBURG, May 23.- Many rich
Jews in Moscow have received threaten
ing letters. and have abandoned their
country villas, which were hired for the
summer. The number of arrests IN the
Kieh district since the 10Th inst. is 1927.
VIENNA, May 23.-A telegram from
Odessa Saturday states that disturbances
continue there Forty-fye restaurants
have been plundered and wrecked.
Troops biyouac in streets
LONDON, May 23.- Right Hon. w. P.
Adams, governor of Madras, is i'll. His
condition IS believed to be precarious.
DUBLIN, May pa circular has been
issued to the constabulary urging greater
vigilance and activity in finding out law
less persons. There are six flying columns
for preserving the peace in disturbed dis
tricts. There Is now an organized attempt
by the land league to Boycott solicitors,
auctioneers, and Others who act against
the tenants.
LONDON, May 23.-The Russian revo-
lutions have answered the cza~'s manifesto
by second utteranees, dwelling on the
wretchedness of the peasants, the deport-
ations to Siberia, the gagging of free speech
and public journals, and declaring that
false counselors are in possession of the
czar's ear. The document concludes as
follows: "Let your majesty assemble
your people around you and listen to theil
wishes in an unprejudiced spirit, and ther
neither your majesty or the state will have
any reason to apprehend any further cat
nstrophe."
LONDON, May 23.-In response to ur.
gent appeals, large force of constabulary
hastily collected in the counties Of Dub
| lin and Wicklow, has been dispatched t
the disturbed districts in Limerick
Jorgenson, editor of the Herald at Co
penhagen, was arrested to-day on Il charge
Of melting to murder the king Of Den
mark and establish commune.
PARIS, May 23.-Since the occupation
Of Bejaby by the French most of the ma
tives, including even some of the Krou
mir tribes, have submitted, and more arr
expected to follow their example.
RoME, May 23.-General Garibaldi ha,
| written another letter on the Tunisar
question, in which he says, the Frencl
treaty with the hey etfaces his gooc
opinion of the French republic, which HI
has served. He reminds France of tn,
sacrifice that Italy made in yielding Nice
He says that the conduct of France may
compel Italians to remind her that Mic,
and Corsica are as much French as tn,
writer is Tartar. Italy, he says, SHOULD
demand the complete independence o
| Tunis.
LONDON, May pa dispatch from
Copenhagen says the Swedish go7ernmen
is becoming alarmed, and contemplate
legislation in view of the emigration
which is assuming the proportions of al
exodus. Several counties are practically
denuded ofable bodied inhabitants.