Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-08-20

gofal Alattfrs.
saturday mornins, :. Aurns, 60. Iss
Arrivals ana Departures q Train
MEnP.us Asp cBAALEsroN--Trains arr.
ct $50 a. X. and $50 p. D. Depart al 1;
A. n. and 900 .. n
MrsrrHrs AM OHio.-Trains arrive at p
A. NJ and A-5o a. Depart a. $50 A. a. al
400 Pa
Mlssrssrru AID TENSEssEE-rrains a
rive e. Is30 A. n Depart at2ao P H.
Wanted, to purchase or hire, a goo
cook and washer, from eighteen 10 twent
vears Of age. Apply at The counting room
the ATFEAL Office.
We are indebted to M }. Bank
Knox, Of the Whsrfboat, forPaPers-
Rev. Elijah Coaeg, q pioneer minis.s
Of the Gospel in Memphis, MAS united IN ~
bonds Of nat imony a few dars since
~ CAPT. Frank Hicks, q ths s.eaHe
Daniel Boone, departed for Bayiey sPria.
last evening
ARr.urrrur soxs.-Mr. hoChHr is iBre
esipt Of that beautiful ballad. TIE Hsuaie,
Wen OF Alocaste.-
CH.rer or LaucESY-Edwsnd Burns. q
drsvman. was arrested last evening, O. t'
chargeof stealing a quantity Of lumber fn'm a
new building in South Memphis.
MARROW EscAFE-A man named Beehnsn.
who lives on Washington street, fell inlo VOL
river By accident Thursday evening, and mar
Towly escaped drowning.
RzooK5rRss CsURr-Of ten deliBquents
before the Recorder yesterday, hre were sent
10 the chain-gsng. Fines 10 the amount Of
SIS were assessed, $50 Of which was paid.
q rerv tan man by he name o. Short
was arrested By Omcer Turentine last evening
upon the charge Of stealing a valuable gun
from a gentleman Of Mississippi The gun
was found in shorts possession.
CoMuIrrED ron TRlAL-Ws annouuoed
Yesterday that q man named Julius Meyer had
been arrested on the charged Of stealing two
gold watches from Mr.. F. Mahlor. Meyer
was committed BY Esquire Horne yesterdays Ger
final trial in default Of 5000 bond.
A MusIcAr FEssT Is P~EosrEcT. The
Cooper Opera Troupe, who are at present CIV
ing entertainments in louisville, viii visit his
city soon. We Voachsafe q mere generous re-
cepton than they met on tae occasion Of
their last visit to Memphis
CHAReE o. FEAUDuLENTLv OBTAINISs
MoyEy-A warrant was issued hy Esquire
Horne yesterday at the instance Of Francis
Pratt against a man named W. b. Rhodes,
upon TIE charge Of fTsudulently Obtaining
t~wenty-seven dollars from the complainant.
Fuerr1vE AHAEsrED.-A neg nan, TWEEN
weight years q age, was arrested on board
the New Falls City, and deli cred over 20 the
authorities here yesterday, by M. Richard
Love the freight clerk Of the boat The fugi-
tive belongs to NJ. J.. Bouse, Of Woodvilis,
Miss
SHoorING MArcH-There wiH be shoot
Jag match with rifles, near Fort Pickering, at
one O'Clock to-day, between Messrs- GrOoms
and smith, for $50 q side. There viii also be
a match Of the same character al the same
place, on Tuesday next, between Messrs- Boy
sr and Grooms on the one part and Messrs.
smith and Morgan on the other, for $500 a side.
PAINFUL AocrDEyT.-A reckless hackman,
who was driving his hoTses at a break-neek
pace through Poplar street. Thursday evening,
drove over kr. John n. Reynolds, whose arm
vas broken by the accident. There is no
means Of identifying the bsekman, who did
not stop 10 ascertain tbs extent Of the injury
be had done.
Cutting ATrEAY.-An ARRAY occurred
about noon yesterday at Cogswsll's stables,
at the corner OF Second and Main streets, be-
tween d white man named WIN. Smith and a
slave named Bill, whe belongs TO Mr.. Green.
Durirg the ARRAY, Smith stabbed the negro
with a knife iHhicting a serious, if not a fatal
wound Smith was arrested, and is in jail,
awaiting examination.
DELIEeUENr HAcKMAN.-Now and then Re
corder East makes a wholesome example Of
disorderly haekmen, many Of whom havsbeen
an the habit OF disregarding the ordinance
against fast driving Jas. Lewis was fined
s25 yesterday for le above ofeuse, having in
his Wild career couidsd with the carriage Of a
citizen, damaging the vehicle and seriously in
turing one Of tSs citizens horses.
Since writing the above, we have learned
that Robert smith, the brother OF the young
man who did the stabbing, was arrested at a
hour last evening as accessory to the
crime, be having furnished the knife with
the stabbing was done. The most sert-
wound received by The negro was in the re-
gion Of The spine, and IL is feared that It VIII
prove fatal.
TIE NEWS BY TELEGEAFH-The news By
telegraph, In another column Of our paper this
morning, is important. Our government has
made a formal demand upon The Germsnic
Confederation for the restoration Of German
naturaiized citizens Of this country who have
been impressed into he military service in
those States; the Pope has refused to accept
Tie h~oHorary Presidency OF the Italian Con-
federation fifty thousand French soldiers are
10 remain in Italy, etc.
MoAE Nrw Corrox-Two other bales Of
lew cotton were received in this city yesteT-
By the Adams Express. One bale was
from the plantation Of Mr.. Robert King, Of
Leighton, Alabama, and was consigned TO
Msssrs- Simpson, Hays & Co. Tie ether bale
was Of The crop Of Mr.. J. ". S Donhell, Of
Jonesboro', Ala, and was received by Messrs
Walker, Nelson & Co. TIE latter bale was
under the supervision OF Mr.. Wm.
Wsems, Mr.. DonBel's manager. We saw a
specimen Of the latter, and admired he staple
and the unsxeePuonable handling ct bad evil
IDENTIFY received
b~FHogENEErs Mas TIE RigEH-Impos-
tani Improvements are progressing ii The Vi
cinity Of The river. between Beai street and
Towards Row The t~horoughfsre is under
going the grading process, and several hsnd-
some edihees wiz soon be erected on The west
side Of the street, among The more noticeable
Of which, is the extensive brick warehouse al
ready partially constructed BY ME. A. H. Hise,
adjoining the old negro mart Of Bolton, Dick
ems a Co Mr.. Wsrslsw Howard has also
contracted for The construction Of another
large business house an the same vicinity, and
other new Improvements viii soon be made
there, which viii add to the attractions Of the
Boar LAuNcH.-At be insltaaoa q cape