Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-10

One of Garibsid's at visitors was PATRIOTS
lady, we'll known in / aly, Madame M-u-pz zz4.
| A. FaTe5e, dUriug tne battle with rHa AurtrI4us
Inis lady had the courage TO cros7 the lake a the
midst Of a shower of 5sllS. to ask perm sion Of
I Garibaldi to look 20 the wounded. W-su she
entered shs room where Gar5s.di lay after re-
csi ing bis wound IRON Victor Eusuu-ts troops,
she tell on her knees st bis bel, bur ting into
tears Every one was AFT etc al tae sc-as A
/ hrtle before her visit be- received I4iaus Cal
rOiI the heroine OF P4via, a rich willow. wh5
had four sons, all of whom sle bsi ysv=g one
after the other, % Garl,aidI Three az tia sons
have talen in dtf sr-nt battles; ta7 last Is uJF
prisoner, a. one Of Ga-i0alt's staff
Hungarian, resi- ing in the town Of G7o1gss-
| recently pUuis0e1 a N su Ehlm ne suspected Of
[ too great intimacy with bis fami,y by -5Gviug
/ him OF an ear, and has slGc5 carried la- p.-as-
/ ing soH0eHlr In his pocket So says Vienna
paper
A new miracle is announced from Sicily By
one Of the church organs. Toe account SAYS
that party OF PIsdmoutsss soldiers qaastlr-i in
a convent, having ILsUltet a. image uI tre F.rgin
Mary, the ceiling of the c0TEiier ia wh ca rhs
image was placed, fell Iu, buryiug the sacTsgi0us
Utf -nd-rs in the ruins
wild woman OF the woods Is the latest "seu-
sstiOn IN Pais. Sle WAS cap ur-d in some
imprscticsbls and unheard OF plsc-, and has
bern exhibited before the Earned sUri--i-s u r
hair MEASURES ave feet Ia length, and 0-iuE -ll-k
and wOOily, forms an immense mantle, yYl8g
nrr the spp-a-suee OF enormous sz.
M GODDARD, the French aeTCuaus, has JUST
/ constructed a balloon uf trgr Oh. a ard lur-s
/ hundred cubic meters, which can be iudt-sd 10
| thirty muufes by the ser1uau- with su- the uss
/ Of gas. The car Is provided with an apps d as
which enables tHe balloon 10 a c-ud aui de-
ceud without tbs necessity OF carryiug b tIast
na IL inf Of
which II 9 'dsri is aernns1ut-iu-sli-f
The 0suk Of England directors had q terrible
tTighI two or three WEEKS ag5-11t on acc .u1t
Of the loss Of their ws,er-msrktd psp G, but
from the summary invasion of Jhs bul .H1-r00m
If the bank A correspondents Of she BImiug-
ham Post leIis Ihe story thus;
" "Cbs directors received al anouy letter,
Stating that Ihe writer had the m ans of access
70 ther bullion roOm. Tusy treated the matter
as hoax, and t0ok no notice Of the letter
Another more urgent and specific tier fa,l-.i %
r'uss than A. i-ngIh the '5ritsr ofs-sd 20 meet
them ~ tie bullion room az gHy h0ur tisE pleased
20 name. Ih7y then cOmuuuIca el NI1G tusir
C 'rrespOndens through ihe channel hs had iudi-
Gated, appointing some daik and mI1n-gbt
hour for the rendeE Fous. A dsputaItu rom
toe board, lantern in hand, Tepsired 90 80 0ui-
liOn-roOm, locked themselves 10, and ssa.ysd
ths arrival of she mysterious correspondent
PunctuA! % ihe hour, noise was heard b5i5w
SJms boards in the flor were, without much
,roUbls, displaced, and IN a few mjnu.e- tne Guy
FAwkes OF the bank stood IN the midst 9i rh5
sssonished directors II story was very sinpls
snd straightforward. Au old dfa.H ran under
the bu llou-room, the existence of wbial aad
becoms known tO him, aud oy means Of which
he might have carried away enormous sums
InqUiry was made Nothing had been abstract
ed, and the directors rewarded the honesty aud
rs.Ee eH.r g
working man, who had been eug Os-I IL air
ing the sewers-bV a present OF E-J0.