Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-11-16

Mrs. Fanny Kemble is at the Revere House,
Boston.
A fine buck deer was caught in the cove
catcher Of an engine on Erie railroad, near
Deposit, last week
The water fowl have made their appearances
in abundance, and earlier than usual upon the
southern rivers.
Sampson Ria, one Of the slaves emancipated
BY John Randolph, died at Piqua, Ohio, on the
lst inst, aged abont so.
A DR.. William Hale, OF Jacksonville Ky.,wzs
foolish enough TO speak disrespectfully Of the
wife Of Mr.. Cox, and was muleted in the sun
Of $1,000 for the ofsnse.
Ex-President Pierce was in Manchester o.
Monday, looking as in days Of yore.
Mirror Of that city says that Mr.. Pierce "haf
determined to tax up his residence az Concord,
and has bought Is acres Of land.
A gate, believed to Be the largest in the
world, has been constructed for the SAUL St.
Marie Canal. Il is ~eighty-two feet wide
width Of the canal-thiTty-one feet six inches
deep and thirty-two inches thick.
In the East Indies the English are still dis
turbed BY the turbulence Of the natives, who
carry on a sort Of bhgand or guerilla war
Sre.
The steamer Nile. en- roufe from Montrom-
1 ELh 70 NA0ulles was UAInA gu NANuAnNf NNENNAHA
with her cargo, consisting Of 500 bales OF cot
ton.
The legislature Of Panama has restored the
barbarous law Of Imprisonment for debt. The
occasion was celebrated by a BAN and a bull
fight.
On the Isthmus the people at San Jan talk
Of abandoning the place, there not being a
hundred dollars worth Of business in a year
there, and not money enough to buy candy foI
the Children. The transit road is a complete
wreck, The bridges being all down AID washed
away q
There is great agitation in Chill. Gen. "
daurre was shot Cd the 18th Of October as be
was leaving the church, and died soon after.
Congress made a grant Of $4,000 to his widow
| and children.
New Orleans has been suffering greatly from
fires lately. The papers intimate that the city
is cursed with shameless ineendisries.
The n. Y. Times saws: The Intelligence Of
Gerrit Smiths removal to the lunatIe asylum
at Utica, seems to be established beyond rea-
sonable doubt.
"IonD writes to the Balursore sun, from
Washington, that Senator Sumner is about to
resign his seat in the United States Senate. II
is said that he will marry and reside in Eng
land. Gov. Banks will undoubtedly succeed
him in the United States Senate.
The Worcester Transcript SAYS that Mrs. D.
". Moore, OF West BoylstOn, was safely de-
livered on the It'll inst, Of a pair Of twins more
remarkably united than were the Siamese
twins The pair were female children, perfect
in form, but Joined breast to breast from the
collar-bons TO the umbilical. There was one
breast-bone on either side, and the ribs Of both
children were joined to these bones. There
was but one liver in common, but double in
size. The heart was Of the same conformity.
There was one kidney 70 each child, but they
were double.
The Washington Monument Association in
tend 70 resort TO active measures to raise funds
for the completion Of the monument. The Sec
rotary, ]. Carroll Brent, Esq, is now commu
ieating with members Of Congress and re-
q~uesting them TO nominate reliable men in
their respective districts to act as collectors
for the monument fund.
The woods on Chesterfsld mountain in New
Hampshire, opposite Brattleborough, were all
on fire last week, making a most brilliant iliu-
minstion at ni.ht. The fire was n fall blast,
and had been burning several days.
The boys Of Bristol, R. L, still keep up The
practice Of having bonhres on the evening Of
November 9Th, 70 commemorate the discovery
Of the famous gunPowder plot.
The entire armament Of all United State.
national vessels amount to 1901 guns, divided
as follows; Lint Of battle ships, S74 friEates
500 sloops, 426; steamers, 40i; hr g 10, an.
all others p guns.
Secretary Hsrtnett arrived in Washington
from Utah Territory on wednesday. He rep
resents the state Of affairs in the Territory al
deplorable in the extreme. Murders con
tinued to be perpetrated with alarming fire.
quincy. The Mormohs systematically Oh.
structed the operations Of the courts, and the
opinion prevailed among the Gentiies that re.
sort TO them would continue TO be useless IN
less the Government changed its policy.
A returned Pixies Peak wagon passed oul
Office, saws the Des Moines Ciii=ea, a few day
since, " n these words rudely daubed on tn
cover; "Fizzle-ask no questions" Tia
told the whole story as well as it could be tol,
in half an hour, and saved the time Of the
travellers, who already felt thatthey had waste,
too much.
Military men arei in a bad tx. A recent le
gal decision makes the subordinate liable 70
an Illegal act, even If commanded 70 do il b
his superior. Whatever the order may be, j
, is performed az the peril Of the person, shouli
the act be decided illegal. This places partiei
in the Government service In decidedly an IN
, pleasant position. II they refuse to obey an
order Of their superio-s it is insubordination
and can be punished by the arbitrary will o.
said superior if the act Is performed, and /
turns out to be Illegal, the courts cent in 4
o punish