Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-06-22
FRANCE
DISCUSSION cN THE READMIssIoN OF AMERI-


| DISCUSSION cN THE READMIssIoN OF AaERf
| CAN PORK.
PARIS, June 21.-The Senate commenced
the discussion of the bill for the resdmission
| TO France of American pork. Baron De
| Lareinty charged the supporters of the bill
with being disregardful of the health of the
working class. Weiertz reported that The
committee stated that the formalities now in
force were so vexatious that commerce would
prefer the entire prohibition of the trade.
Firard, minister of commerce, said the gov
verDment accepted the bill as it then stood,
reserving, however, the right to apply micro
scopic inspection if necessary. This clause
of the bill will be discussed Thursday.
FUND FOR DISABLED ARTISANS.
The bill for the sale of a portion of the
crown jewels and diamonds passed the Cham
Der of Deputits by vote of 345 to 80,
with am amendment that the proceeds be
applied to the fund for disabled artinssns.
EGYPT.
SUICIDE OF THE FRENCH SECRETARY.
ALEXANDRIA, June 2I.-Hoede, the
French secretary of control, committed sui
eide here to-day.
PROGRAMME OF THE NEW MINISTRY.
Arab Psshs, Ragheb Pasha and Ahmed
RaschId Pasha, members of the new minis
try, returned TO Cairo last evening. The
programme OF the new ministry includes the
maintenance of statu quo and the fulfill
ment OF international obligations.
TOUCHING THEM IN A TENDER SPOT.
Owing to the considerable falling of, of
customs revenue, and of railway and tele-
graph receipts, and a suspension of land
revenues, combined with increased military
expenditures, the state both Of the budget of
revenue specially assigned to the service of
debt, and the budget of revenue not IS
assigned, is causing great anxiety in circles
connected with European control.
WHO THEY ARE.
Ragheb Pssha, president of the Council, who
was minister of finance under Ismail Ruchdi
Pasha, and now minister of finance, is the son of
the renegade Maltese, Ahmed Raschid Pasha.
who was formerly sub-minister of the inte-
rior to Hassan Pasha. Cherci has been nom-
mated for minister of public instruction, etc.
RUSSIA.
THE NEW PENAL CODE.
ST. PETERSBURG, June 2I-An elaboration
of the new civil code has been ordered.
NAPTHA SPRINGS DISCOVERED.
The Official Messenger Gays that a number
OF naptha springs have been discovered in
Inertia.
SOME SECRET HISTORY.
Count L9ris Melikoff and General Igna-
tief, in conversations they had together be-
fore the downfall of the late minister of the
interior, had quite agreed that a step toward
granting constitution must be made in
Russia at all hazards. General Trepoff, to
whom Count Melikof had expressed similar
ideas at Ems, secuted the very thought of
any such measure; but half of the imperial
ministers, including Woroatzoff. Dashkoff,
professed their approval of the step which
General IgnatIef and his predecessor had
determined on as a minimum of reform
namely, the nomination of provincial dele
CATION, deliberating under the control of the
emperor. For some reason or other, how
ever, Worcntzof- ID ashkoff altered his mind
after the project had been submitted to the
emperor. Ignatieff, finding himself in q
minority, had soon after to tender his res
ignation. Strange to say, since his fall from
power General Ignatieff has actually come
to be regarded by many people in Russia,
who compare him with his reactionary
successor, as representative OF progress.
IMPORTANT NIHILIsTIc DISCOVERIES.
Important discoveries have been made in
nihillsts lodging on Vasili Island. Forty
nine persons we're arrested, including mill
tary men and persons of position, and large
quantity OF dynamite seized, also a mas of
correspondence and plans of the kremlin at
Moscow.
ENGLAND.
POLICE PRECAUTIONS FOR THE SAFETY OF
GLADSTONE RESUMED.
LONDON, June 2l.-The police precau-
tions for the safety of Gladstone, which were
recently allowed 10 lapse, have been re-
sumed.
IN THE COMMONS.
Iu committee, on clause ii of the re-
pressien bill, in The House, Gladstone stated
that the government proposed 10 introduce
words limiting the power of the police TO
search at night 10 occasions when there is
reasonable suspicion that a secret society is
actually holding meeting. The Irish
members accepted this as a reasonable and
important concession.
g. o. Trevellyn, chief secretary for Ire
land, in opposition to the various limitations
10 the right OF search, appealed to the
members 10 expedite the repression bill.
Every day, he said, gave the Irish executive
fresh reason 10 regard the position of the
country with deep and increasing anxiety,
and added seriously to the responsibility Of
those who prolonged the discussion.
BOYS FOR CANADA.
Forty destitute Catholic boys started from
Liverpool fer Canada, where ey will be
: laced with farmers. Cardinal Manning
pays the expenses. If the experiment proves
successful a large number of boys will be
re IT next season.
ABBEY AND MRS. LANGTRY.
Henry Abbey, the American theatrical
manager, has signed contract with Mrs.
Langtry, the actress, for tour in America,
in November next.
GLADsToNE's MEASURES OF REFORM.
Gladstone, receiving deputation of Scotch
farmers, spoke strongly in favor of compen-
sation for Improvements made by tenants
and the abolition Of entail, though he
despaired of Legislation on The subject this
year.
THE BRITISH CABINET DIVIDED.
The Standard says there ia reason to believe
that there are differences in the cabinet in
regard to the Egyptian question, and that
the retirement of John Bright, should an
active Intervention be decided upon, lie
probable.
FOREIGN FLASHES.
BUESos AYREs, June 21.-A revolution |
has broken out in Uruguay.
QUEENSTOWN, June 21.-The Hillsdale !
crew arrived in excellent health.
LEMBERG, June 21.-Three hundred and |
four Jews from Russia have Just started for |
America. Six hundred more will start to-
day.
TORONTO, June 21-The Globe believes