Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-09-24

The tide selected for the ruler of Greece is
ghat Of King Of the Hslleass"
NJ Thiars, says the Baitesiz de Paris, Is about
to publish pamphlet on Aastris and her 70
forms.
Madame de Ligones, sister Of n de Lamar
tine, is dead. She was distinguished for her M
bounded charity.
Oa the occasion Of the August Jfse the Empe-
ror Napoleon ''gzseiouslY deignsd" 70 grant par
ions. concentrations. and reductions Of pun
ishmenss to 1896 conEiets Of different eategO-
riss.
The streets Of LODdsn are becoming very in
secure. Scarcely day passes without the &C.
earreues Of sets Of ruff srism. It is now hardly
safe foE ladies' to appear in the streets even il
A tenaut of the Earl of Stamford has been
svieted from q holding occupied By his family
for two centuries past, simply because be hsd rs-
fused to cast out fs0m bis home dishonored and
hssrt-5rOken child.
The rsvsges of wolves among the sheep hocirs
in the department. Of The B3uehes de Raone hays
been attended with such loss that wolf bstlae,
directed by imperial wood-TangeTs, has been de-
tsrmiUed upon.
A Partisan gentleman proposes that in every
populous street IN that city shoBld be placed o
dictionary and grammar Of the Fleneh language
which Is, according TO this gentleman, shame
fully nl-ysed by the public Of Paris.
Among the extraordinary things of the day
Is a trip from London 30 SNitzsrland aud back
for GA, seeing every thing that any one else has
seen before, and as mach more IS possible
Travellers Of the old school will read this with
sstoaishment.
The Rues Racine. and Monsieur le Prince
Paris, have become uninbabitsble on account Of
the cries and howis OF tbe poor dogs subjected
T-4f- ~ tha
Iva in that quarter. The matter will shortly
be brought unGer the noti-e Of the academy Of
me1cine.
A young man in Rochdale, England, Wa
lstaly trying one evening to obtain glimpse of
his sweetheart by peeriDg iRtO tho house Of bis
expected father-iu-Iaw, when the latter ssizsd a
rcd hot poker and thrust it through the wigdoW
AZ the unfortunate suitor, completely knocking
cut his right eye.
For tbs sake Of obtaining 1905, a French
Desperate eHtieed 8 wealthy farmer at Armau
eouIt iato his wine &c lar, aud there murdered
MIN. Dssppoints4 Of the money, which had
bsen deposited in bank the day before, the muF-
3egsE took away razor which sold to a Dar-
Der. The rszor bad the name Of the victim
scratched on the henIls, and this led to the mur-
dsTer's arrest
A PznsisH lady, with singularly large fest,
was ist8iy discussing with some friends the Itsl-
ian loan, which proved 50 sUccessfJ fJl a business
80 those concerned, when q gentleman szked her
whether she had not gained considerably By it.
aNot I ." she replied, 81 never pat my foot in
side Rothschil3's." @Iadeod :" said a jealous
lady friend, boxing down at The dreadful feet,
II am surprised at that, for they look inflated
with success"
The ChaTT1ari, the funny paper of Paris, Is
usually very stupid; bat recent number con.
tsins psssabe earica aeure. The King Of Pfus-
siE, leaving behind him eontemplstive lady
(GeTmsny), with whom be bad been walking,
reads upon soms brittle Russian lee, which,
breaking in, leaves him haH Submerged, sGd
cutting a very rijiculous figure Fhere6poa,
the Emperor Of Austria .eps forward, and with
the provoking mieR Of a successful rival, gives
bis SIN 20 Germany, saying to the nan hJun-
dering in the ice, Madam viii rot fellow yea
there; allow me, therefore, 70 avail myself of this
opportunity to take your place by her side"
The English pagers relate a good story Of
certain noble lord, whose peculiar style Of dress
and unpretendBg appearances are constantly
bringing him into sw wkward situations. The no
bic lord in question IS = vsrv well known mem
bsY Of the upper house. He Is Invariably at
tired ia 2 'stei coat" black e0atinustiOas, white
cotton socks, and low shoes, called ''Fumps"
Having occasion, the other day,to call on the
MARQUIS uf -. IN - street. Lord R
wss informed by the hall porter that his lord
ship was not st home. That is odd" replied
Lord b, ''as I bad an appointment with
hin" s. Wei, replied the man in plush, ''It
amt so odd when / tell yoa his lordship gave
the situation sway two days ago!"
S9nla Of the Italian journals give the account
Of q Strange solemnity which took place recent
ly on tns public square at Aueoua. The Hun
earian committee distributed medals confnemo-
rarive of the war of indepsndence made IN 1913
and 1919 by Hungary against Austria. Col
Josh read publicly a vssr,ss lang manifesto by
kossuth, snidsl cries OF g Hungary forever 81
and Italy forever :" This document remind
ca The Hungarians Of their struggle, successes
and defeats, aad terminated by an animated ex-
eilstion 10 psrserYs il the Same spirit TO obtain
a rupture with Austria. ''Tbe external eondi-
60 60 hs=7e mach changed 10 our advantage"
says Kossuth "we shall not be again aban-
dcned, and 'ths Opf2rtunity viii not bo want
ing"