Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-10
VOLUME XIII, NO. 137
ToYthern EateIilxvace from yFu.ainxts,.
PARTICULARS oF THB LAFEsr COLOaED sRS.
sATIOE.

AE1ubo SPt C4a-
Rev. Dr. Tyng, Of New York, and 6.ruhel
, Caldwell Of Philadelphia representing tIi
Freedman's Association of these ciliss vnitsd .,
Secretary Stanton this morning, in company will
Senator Ssrlnar, to inquire into the authority
undsr which Governor Stanley issued his O.der
closing The cOloTod schools ia North Carolina
These gentlemen hsd ofieia, sdyiees ,hst tbis
bad been done, from Vincent Collier. " bo vas
teaching 1900 loyA blacks when The older s A
issurd.
Secretary Stsuion showed him his Instructors
| 70 GJYorhoE Stanley. which contain NOT a vyord
directing hin 10 enforce tEs local laws Of North
Ca.ohna. nor 10 they il any way auih0.izs him
| 20 issue the eTdeg IN question SECRETARY Stan
ton also ssid that hs would no. remain ONE hon,
member of Al administration which sanctions
such proceedings a. thAs Of Coz. Stanley, and
read his vsi os the letter which he had ius,
written 70 that funesiOnRYy after eonsulta,Ion
Nish the President, in which he was direu,ed 10
revoke The obnoxious order, and to allow lbe
schools to go on - hsleiof3rs
Tbs commissions and Instructions 10 GJY
Stanley snl Andy Johnson we're to-day sent into
The Sonaie, in TesponSs 70 Senator Summers
resolution of inquiry. The eoRaulissions s;rnplv
constitute them military governors Of tl,eir re
epeeflIs States, to keep the peaee snd maintain
Mo national power, Thrir instruc ious ara in
very general tsIzsS and prescribe duties such ~
s.e suggested in their commissions, ~ quoted
above. Not word in ejthsg about enforcing lo-
sal LAWS.
MORE ABOUT MILITARY kOADs-rHs PACIFIC
Herald Di,pslshI
The House COMMITTEES on "a ir5als, e'r.. hsYo I
teiT chairman (Haliofy, Of Ken !
iucky), to report bill 70 frth-r tho eous,rue
ton Of the PlttsbuZE and ConnslIsvils rzil,oad !
10 lhs Ba'nmois and Ohio railroad, At Gun. be!- /
land: / \ Is II sccVldance Wiih the memorial !
Of the members OF The Legislature u Ohio.
which sets forth she Eeei Of cioser, speeIizr. ana
more direct communication bsiHesH lie North
vest and Washington.
BY ibis rosd in connection viii tie Baltimore
and Oaio, seventy miles could be saved in transit
rom the great Northwest 70 ths teat OF govern
nsn1 IL ID represented in Abe memorial ,has
he amounts that would be saved in iIeigh.s and
ares by this line, Eould soon more than repay
my temporary outlay 0f the government eT
oenses Of transportation on military account.
Accordingly the committee Iepof!sd in favor Of
ndorsIns bonds OF the ConneByillo road to the
mount Of S?000,00O under proper securities,
provided that troops, munitions OF war, and
1oFes shall be carried orcr sSjd Tosd at half lhe
Isual price
TIE Touso Of the Pacific railroad. a provided
y the bill that hss passed ths House, runs grad
Isliy and directly horsh and west irOu St Jo- ,
ePh, Missouri, 20 The southwest pass, near the /
sd parallel Of latitude, and themes il defects :
outhusst 70 The Great Salt Lake, from " hich /;
oiut il describes 3 eTeulA. course in a norther-
J direction, and enters CAliforniA sboYe S4crs- ]
nsnie. :
The steePest grade is spoB The Sierra Nevada !
nd Is but one hundred A1d four ke;. At al =
theF points the grades ave not sxirsordiuary.