Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-08-16

Az AL-Nr 1LdNAaNAlc VI llE INV CCnOOi H.
clude the Southern section Of their Church,
which has virtually separated from the body.
ARRAY BETwEES S~oUTaERNER AND A
WAITER AT NIAGAAkf FALIs.-An ARRAY oc-
CURED at Niagara Fails on the Sih inst, caus-
ing considerable excitement there. The par
~ticulaTs are thus Sc. forth BY the Rochester
UHiOR Of the 9th inst:
"a gentleman fr0si the South-Kentueky OF
Mississippi-with bis wife and daughter, were
stopping at the International Hotel. Ga Tues
day they were on the Canada side, and took a
ferry skif to retlrL After the ladies' had
taken seats in the aKif, an imPudent colored
nan took a seat between them. The gentle
man who accompanied these Ia1ies, the hus-
band of one and father Of the other, requested
The negro poii1ly - leave the seat that he
might occuPyl Tie fellow refused to change
bis seat, and eaFe abusive language in return
for Politeness. The white man erected the
ss-ek usH-ey.f from the seat and ehoked
LIN some. aestsE1fy morning the nau -aud
hgs wife came TO the breakfast table Of the In
ternational later than usual, and after nearly
all the guests had left the dining room. After
taking his seat at tn table beside hfs wife, the
negro with whom be had the sltsrcation in the
SKIN on the previous, day, came up to him and
said, You're the unin Sho choked me yester-
lay Thereby walt Yes, and I ought 10 have
thrown you into the.river.f
At this point the black fellow struck the
man on the head with a heavy lumber, fell
ing him s~snseless to the door. The wife Of
the gentleman thus assaulted rose. and with
eommeudsble heroisn delt the fellow a blow
which restrained him Without Al. instant Of
delay she ran up to the room she occupied, and
finding The door locked, her husband having the
key, she burst the door open, seized a revolver.
and ran to the dining room. By this time the
black walters had passed their COMPANION cut
Of the house and ont Of Immediate danger.
T0lerable quiet was restored By the interfer.
enee Of the proPTietors Of the house and their
friends.
The negro who had caused the disturbance
ran to the river bank, intending 10 escape to
Canada, but did not succeed. He was arrested
bya constable and while on bis way to answer
TO the magistrate, IN passing a hotel a shot
vas fired from the second story window. The
ball did no mischief, but passed near the con-
stable and his prisoner. Who fired the shot
90 one has yet ascerlained, or at least it is
not publicly known. 1t is charged upon both
parties.
The negro was taken before a magistrate,
examined, and found guilty Of the assault. The
magistrate decided to sentence the fellow to
pay q fine Of SIS and to jail for three months.
The SOutberner who was assaulted came for
ward and requested That the fellow be not sent
to jail. The magistrate then changed the sen
tence to a fine Of S25, which was paid.
AsorHER ROYAL MARRIAeE.-The King OF
Portugal has amounted bis intended marriage,
but did not announces TIE name Of the BRIDE In
Paris, however, it is understood that the lady
is the Princess Stephanie de Hohenzollen Sig
naringer, whose father, aince the cession Of
his u~fnrinaIff- LENA n p.-Ifr II H,a for
this lady that the Prince Napoleon made over
lures on the occasion of his late visit to Ber-
lin, but be was told BY the fair la,ly's friends
that be was too late--she was already spoken
fer. The Princess S,ephanie is about twenty,
and, after the Princess Charlotte, Of Belgium,
is said to be the haaasomest of all the Euro
Psan Processes in fhs market. !