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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-03
Cry sExrOE's RErOar Of Lntsrne,.ts n t.s Seq

CRY SExToE's REPORT of Iltsrments in The Sep
eraj Cemeteries, for the Month Of NoUenlbsr,
1858.
IN Woodland p
nOlu Clty '''.'Ss
In Catnonc -.'--.-5S
In Westside ...-'...-..........-.'''......'..Zz
-t HH-T %
Adults, SO. Children, 63. Males, So. Females, 47
W. q. sFEDNAH, City Sexton.
Cleveland, November 80, 1858.
CrFT sExrOx's FiEAEcILL REPORT for The
Month Of November, 1858.
Recsived for Sale OF Lots in Woodland
Cemetery %
Received for Sale Of Lots in West Side
cemetery Ao- W
Received for Sale of Lots in Old City Gem
etery ou W
Received for Iuterments in Woodland
cemetery 10 "
ieteITeu .or inter- - Oiu 10y .s. 81 90
Received on Old Notes Al 80
Received for use Of City Vault.--............ %
Received for ~
Received for Sodding and Improving Lots lO3 %
sI,OOT 25
Paid same to City Treasurer of per receipt.
W. G. sTEDHAN, City Sexton.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-03

Adults, SO. Children, So. Males, So. Females, a
W. q. 6FEDNAE, City Sexton.
Cleveland, November 80, 1858.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-03

agIa the battle Of Ringgold, the 7th Chic
suffered severely. Colonel Creighton and
Lieutenant Colonel Crane were killed. Ad-
JutGnt Baker was wounded. Only one
commissioned officer escaped unhurt."
IhiVieW Of the distressing news brought
BY this dispatch, public meeting is to be
held in the Athsnsum tonight, at seven
o'clock, to inquire what measures shall be
taken to do suitable honor to the memory
os oscelonels Creighton and Crane.
Etere should be large attendance Of
our best citizens. If honor is ever due to
the brave and selfsacrifcing, it is GER
tsinly due to those gallant leaders who
have made Ibs Seventh SO distinguished,
and who have themselves signally e1hib-
Tied the highest sOldierly qualities.
Come nsighbOrs, let US 60 up and ask,
what shall we do for the noble dsad2
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1863-12-03

Paid same to City Treasurer of per receipt.
W. G. STEDNAS, Gaty Sexton.
Nov. 30. 1868.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27
gig pIet ni.ssrsrss.

War is always fruitful Of plots. The Tan-
KEGS have discovered one ia Canada and our
rigiiaut authorities think they have discovered
one La,e 70 r chmond, which vii prove an c6-
set 60 tie "rnsTe's rest" among the lakes. In
ootb instances ;ha plottsTs had the same object
10 yisE-tta release Of prisoneTs-End both y ere
ur rsuccesslul-nippei in the budding.
Tbe Yankee counter plot 20 release the prison
ers held ia Richmond and facilitate theiI escape
10 the in8iscrimiuste slaughter Of guards En3
popujace, wss brought prema.urely 70 light
itr1uRh intercepted correspondence, and its
Vaccinations involved the prisoners AZ al the
prsous al Es Libby srd lie tributaries CR
Belle I8le snd s. Castle DhBEder. o. . night
rre-auanFed thcv were 20 rise en- uIAsso at the
I ling sf the midnight heur, 5verpoWeT the c5Ea-
p-ra..va.y iasy ssnHnals, and os'e5sing All the
arms wiia1 thair reach, move SO dSGole
eaick" I'm tbs direction Of Williamsburg ana
Torktosu, before reaching which they were 70
De met aud suc0uged BY large css@4y force o.
the elsmy, also ia tFo secrets Of the plot, and
who on ths same evon.ful night, were 70 make a
rscid raid IN ihe dIectiCn Of kisbmend snd
meet th9ir friends half way. The besom oi &C.
siructiQR " a., te marx the Track ei their trlum
pbsl uarcb back ir0m bondage. RiGAisond and
ihe prisons were b. hlzzs IS sheir backs, aud the
1smirg komestssds iba. COS tho WILLIAMSBURG
read were to fern iheu gvids-'a pillar Of Age
By uight, cloud by day"
Thus iouueyiug, ike -fe fleeing IsTssiteB leo
by Eoass out trom Egypt aBd the bondage ef
Pharaoh, the Tsnkass we're 70 resch the prom
iasd land before and spoil tlsir enemies behind
Neal Dow il is said, vas tge chosen Moses cf
she excursion, and ihst be vras seeking to hasten
the distribution OF Yankee elothinE an6 TationB
10 the prisoI ars ia oldeT shat they might sssTt
out well slod and clothed, aad Wi.A fall ss.h.s
and hsversschs ieT the journey.
Whst pity hat sUca 4 lively programme
should eomo 70 nsughs, a1d al thgougH az In
tefcsuis3 letisr
We srs Informed that, a. soon IS the exist
encs Of such plot VAS msoe spparent to she
autb0rineg. they were fully alive 10 tbs ezigeR-
cies of the heuT, and equal 10 its emergencies.
Tho guards arcsui the prisons on Belle Isle
were doubled. ard the citizen miiitis, by order
Of ihe Governor, nightly pafaded snc made .
show Of exceeding 5Hsng.h in lhe Yie'M'y OF
the prisons. Additional pieces Of cannon Wers
planted oa rhe hights' overlooking Sole Isle
sad ths iEiiest preparations made 70 blow "a
Yankees out Of existence upon the nr5t symp-
/ tom Of revolt The plot witharoa undor these
1 exuauasus iDAucnces, Yankees looked SOntsnted
7 IN their prisoa ouaIters, end Spears cavalry did
( net dash Gus Of Williamsburg. The tempest
/ was 10 a teapot" and slts well ihst ends
vel. - Rickm0Es ErauiRsg
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27

lALLADEGA Nov. "a, 1888.
EDITeR ar TBE MIsMsswPIAEa Il is vita
pleasure read in to-dsy's issue Of ysur paper
some eommendatsrY remarks IN regard 70 tie
g.llaatry and pstTistism Of ths young Mssis-
sipBi here" Samuel Cunningham, boy Of SIX
teen, whs has is7 the last year served in enc CT
The sEvslry regiments Of yogr gallsat State.
Such notices arc In tbsmsslyes highly seMmand-
able, and should not bs omitted WhsR = Rita
bic occasisn fer them oeears. They ara iBspir-
Ing 70 the youth Of the country; and / H0Rid
cell 30 your attention yet auetheF example Of tie
siass Of youthful heroes with many Of uhsn
our gallant army Is adsraed I allads TO sne Of
Tsnnsssees shivalTeaE boys, wks Is nav in this
vicinity awaiting The healing Of wsazd Ts-
esivsd en- the bloody field OF ChiekamaaEz
This mere bsy. (ohild I might say when bat
thirteen ysars old, early in the year 1881 enlist
ed ss . private IN enc Of tie frst rsglnsnts or
sssizsd IN Tennessee, commanded By the gal
laut Savage.
Wi:b this bravs regiment he fought through
cut the cAnpsigH sf Northwestern Virginia
FIsm thenes be accompanied the command ts
Corintl, where he arrived toe late to engage in
tie bsstls Of Shiloh; ho was ons Of the rsrrisoR
ihst endured the terrible b0mbaYdmsRt OF that
place Next we find him under the gallant
ChaathsE q PoTFyvIe; again, ssil under the
sammssd Ct the hon-hsarted ChssthGm, at Mar
70 ee6D eECr ne was ID LI4 kAACkcaA Ol ne lIy ana
received = wound bat hers-liks. did net leave
h.s place uHtil the battle was sHdsd; and, still
araiu, andsT the same commander, be fought At
Csiekamsusa unit be received wound 50 ss-
ysTs Is Sc make it Necessary for him to Be taken
frsn the held.
This thing yoU will agree with me in opizisa
Is being very fair record for ere Of bis years.
Bat IN giving yoH this mere outline Of hiE mill
tsgy career, withsHt filing it in with many feats
Of sssrage displsyod in skirmishing, picket duty,
etc, aust net emit allzsioH to the eToWning
viIluo of the soldier, which is his total sbsti
neBGs freEn the use Of ardent spirits, tobsces or
the aitsrRncs Of q worS Of BTofans lanFuags
TAis bag soldier Is o native Tssnesssean, tss sea
Of widow residing Resr Nashville. His Name
Il AEdTsw Jackson Agent has iuss csnpletsd
his si1IssHth year, and al impatient 10 get bs~k
&c bis sozmaE6, fearing that, daring bis sb
ssnee, he Say ''lose the chance Of big fight
T0a will most hksly, Er. Editor, writs me
dswR IS ons very pToHd Of ny "ssldisr pet, F"
and Of the State OF his nativity, and 80 ne
thinks would you be If you were
4 TEENEsSEEAN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27

FrsH the EsU York World
The fact .Ast At least fifteen thousand Usion
soldiers are safsring in captivity rendered aosi
wretehed hy bsd prison-houses ssd msager toed,
weighs heavily upoA the heart Of every pAtristis
eihEen.
There is 4 wrong seme|hsTe. Where is kl
Ii will rot DO to say ths. the rebels are in faslt
we sauss prove i, or neither tks sonssiasse nsf
.ss intellect sg the eonntry will be satisfied
When the esrtsl vas sgresd uPo1, ths Gsnied-
o ates had an excess Of prisensgss and rsieased
thsm audsr It. Then followed ths Pope oan-
psiea, which largely increased tbat excess up 20
ths surrender Of Vicksbug aud Pors HadsoR.
RYa shoad imagine thst e surplus on thar side
msss Asvs been nearly twenty thousand.
Grants campaign must have givea NJ thiTty-
6ye THOUSAND, and Pert Hudson I've mere. max
isg surplus Of twenty Thousand new in our
EaVsr Since then tas captures On each side
have been abeUt equal
Mr OUld, ths C8Riedsrste commissioner, pre-
fesses snS publishes that be never claimed . pa
role axespl under tbs cartel; Hs goes turthsri
sa ffsrs to ascept some orders vhieh ouT War
( Department thinks ought 10 eonHol shs cartel,
in tbe order Of their dates or to adopt any tar
4 and rociyreesl basis Of exchange. Now, It Is no
/ snsaeg to sseh an offsr 20 cry eat I'VE are al.
/ right, sBd the rebels are all wrong" NisRsaf
/ opening the general question At all We Rsy say;
Send 40 81 sac prisoners you have We WI
soad you en- equal number or IeI 50 many a
you seRd We Wia send an equal number. 4
however oar asthsritiss we're to suggest, in sd
dition chat Mr Edward Everett, or 4T. Haail
tOa Fish, or some ether gentleman ct kooHn
probity and fairness, should meet any gentleman
.hs Confederate authorities might select, 10 ex
aalae the eosdiE0a of the exchanges, snl
agree if possible, or 70 stale to the Northern aac
60 the SsH.hsrR pablie the exsct point and ex
tent Of diverSsGsa, We might rid the wsr Of tbs
sutuai disgysss, the UpnecesssrY pain and dis
comfort Of brave men.
Such is stsnion's ability to make muadis 0
anything, that Il it were .ertsin he had tee een
troll Of Tie exchanges We shoHla be 10 great deab
n he hsd ast managed 10 maze as eeIsless
eur eeaIaai, tbs cartel Ii hs has ssagtsd VIA
No idea th.s. wc hsva right 70 msdify ths eaTts
wishoat tho ceBsent Of she Espes, be is wEezg
Admitting thst the South Is What the ITi5xa
| ears il, semi-5aTbaEioEs, It would be q gfes
/ shame to fud cali bzIbaEisns more free from IN
} science. and more careful Of the sAersdness {
fsith, thsa tbOse specineps Of he highest hoac
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27

was fsadiskiy stabbing re pfosTato body with
large buteher knife Tbq boy, sfrightsd a
the horrible spectacle, sPrang 10 th6 deer q
break from tho house, but fouad that Il rasisssd
bis almost e&sris il being fastened IN a. and
susl manner. He then ran up stairs, seized his
e,oihes, and jam2ed fron SseoHd story WIN
dsw, and ran Of 70 slsrm The neighbOgs, sTsss-
Jag a. b Eenk
The girl rushed fRio The loom, scarcely rssliz-
ing what she saw, crying, On, father, Ehet
hsYs yoa done and threw herself upon the
bsayof her mother Leaving cE his ngr5eFoQs
work, tia only reply be msls Hss, When
have slieEdod TO Jake, [ bis som vii give
yea the sane fate" He then, with the bloody
knife and brsksR gun IN his hand, started up
stairs IN parsuit Of the boy Unsuccsssial in
tds search, ne retained went cut Of doors and
examined tHs yard for hin, then care in the
house and walked the 6sog Of the room in vFbieh
his Fite lay, AID then Egsin went up stairs 20 re-
Rsw his search Al this moEnsnt, the nsighbors
esE1e. Merely g-ancing ai the sight before them,
fhsy sought taa Guthor Of Il, % secure him Be
fora be escaped. They found Wilsr I'd stairs :,
bis sons roon- He endeavorsd 70 close the
door against thsm, Bat, in 20 dsiBg, his Huge
were csaghs and were pounded and much
bruised, unth be forB0Tg resistance and gave
lem enhance They shsH seized him. when As
shrsW hiElseh dsWn on the foOE and asked the
asn to Kill him. He gave re reason Why be
TantoS % kin his family, but renamed silent,
lsiing eslmly under al th8quessions put to him.
Up8n their sRtTanee into The house toe neigh- |
BOTS found ths daughter, EnkuTt weeping It /
cry ard sndsav0Eing, ss much - vas in hsr /
lsseF, % staunch the fearful weBnds Of her 4
aothsr. The appearance Of the room indicated 4
hat a struggle had taken piaes between the 4
nan Eld bis victim, Is the furniture Vas disar.
znZsd and sonls Of ths articles covered With 4
sod. Mrs Wilsr Eas f0sud 10 Be still aliVs, I
ut uneanseisag- She vas instantly cared for
I'd medical aid called. Tas contents Of shs /
IN had taksR effect in her arm shoulder and
seki after which she had bsen struck oa tbs
de, back aad head with the gun, and was then
ssbbsd IN tie neck sud side with the knife.
ns Wsurds are all severe, and are pronounced
lisl by the physicians. Until his tine she hss
smaiusd iaseRsibls, and no hoPss are enter
lined Of her r9coveTy.
WiieE was broHght to Wooster the same uieht
? COhstshli UHd5Ehill, and lodged ia jail. "A
trial was he'd before J. 4. Down
Il, ESD next day, sad ths prisoner was bound
yer 70 court IN bonds Of 5000 He is now IA
il awaiting trial
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27

seeosa I felt myself humiliatsd at locking fom
tie truss Of straw a. those clouds which In the
Bighi had under my feet 1. vas IN tbs way
We reached Rgihsm, In Hanover.
Ia ssveniess hours We had made nearly two
hundred and ffy Leagues Oar sonrSs iztsrNGis
had severed q space Of three leagues. EoW that
il iS ever hayo seaa shniderings. Il does net
signify; We have nsds good journey, and
marvel 70 see with Whist iAdifarsacs We may Ts.
gard the most irighlful dsathi for, besides tao
prospect Of being dashed about on eur way, no
had that Of gaining the sea; ard how lsBg
should Te have lived theRi I am glad 70 h&va
seen sbis--htppisr yet Rt having 70 narrAie it to
you. The Germans who surrouad Hs are brave
people, and No have been AZ well cared for as
the resoaYees Of the little spss will allow.
p. 81 have Just reached Hanover with my
eompsnions, snd reopen my letter 70 tell yea So.
The King has ssnt an aid da-canp 10 Es. AFa
we at the end Of our rsversesi At sny rate /
am consoled to think they can ne logger laugh
Al us in Paris. We hsyo EePt our promises, aad
ueuws
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27
Arsi.rrnnhio wsnaer.

FreB tAe Pti,sdsiPhiA : gel
The following account Of AZ extraordinary
French islegraphic invention is given In the
Paris sorrsspendsat OF the LOadoR siaT:
I The Able Casseli's Rsuielegrsph is taken
up BY the Government a 'prsjsct Of law
was recently presented ts the corps legislssif
which proposes that il should supsfssde the
Msrss apBsrstu1 new il universal Fse, The
panteleSrsDh Is -oBe Of the greatest scientific
wonders Of the present day. Il is properly
enough termed hsrs en- autograph and AmsssUI.
A dispatch WritteR at PaTis is Reproduced with
out the assistance Of any clerk e. Marseillss with
the NEST rig srous fidelity, ss is also a portrsis
szstch or drawing Of any kind. Nor does he
Cassellts RpparRtus Heed 80 grsst q supply Of
siscsrici!y IS thsb Of Morse, and is much less sf-
faelad by the condition Of tho atmosphere The
Empress has lately hal her Gkeaess tslesrsphsd
to some sf hsr friends in the provinces; and,
last week, Cssssl telegTsphed a painting Of =
tul-blswR rose nom the observatory to lEs bg-
resu eff the Geographic administration. Tns
uetals were Of 3 heatifal pink coler, sE6 tAs
'ssvos Of an equally good gTeen' IN ssors, we're
exactly Ike the tints Of The original RessiRi,
also, not many days age, telsgraPhed TO Mar
seillss BY this apparatus q melody which be n
provised in honor Of the inventor, and Whies
hss since gene ths regnas Of the Paris salons.
The above statement seems insredible-hHt
not more 50 man many things would have
seemed few yesIs age, which VIC Aow knOS to
be srue. L will not do to discredii nsw-a days
al that seems wild and wendsrfuL A very few
years aze, II any man Lad predicted sUeh an
invention as the Morse telegraph, BY Rhlch In
stanfausous communication c0Eld be Rd be-
tween Boston and New Orleans, he woEld sSYs
been regarded IS 5 erased visionary. Less than
two years ago, if one had predicted thst this
free republic Of ours could Be converted, in ths
year Of our Lord, 1863, into the msst odisss
military dsspotiam, with the parse, the sword,
tks Legislature, and abselgte control Of the
bench and the ballot box in siagls hand, and
al this power concentrated il person Of such
character and Intellect ss-Wsll, say IN person
ef tho esliBer If ABE Lincoln the prophet Of
such moRstrosiliss weald certainly hsvo been r.
gsrdsd s. at Of sonARsmeAi n lUHs-
tic ssylEm
+ Yet tbsse lhisSa sTs TssreleTs AZ sdasi-
---s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27
VOL. XIV, NO. 246

/ L proposes 70 take the whole gEsetiOa Of peace
I and var out OF he hands Of The treaty mixing
power, where Il constitutionaliY belongs, snd o.
glacing it ia the hands Of the individual slates,
l North and South So that, If tbsss States,
or majority sf them, should come . terms Of
Peaess suTsndeang half ef Southern iaSr-
sSrY, OF inhieting any other dish0ncF up0a Is IS
psepls We should have 70 submit 10 The dis
graceful eondiiess The RsgistsF eaHnst ss-
osesps this conclusion VI is logic 1ecsuss e a.
sBmes O. = 5ssis Of its sTgaBens tHst he South
err States vii demand less Of the North shau
tEa CsEfedsrsie Govsruusnt vii 10. s. sbat
asserting 70 lhs Rsgistsr, the Couisdsrats s1atss
Government is branding msTs trsa We are en-
utled ts, ard therefore IS II the wrafg
Bat what soss The Register sEpees % gaia By
ssBsrsts Trsgo iesions with TIE N0rfhsrn States,
m6rs than iToa Lincoln sad SsHudf Ara NOS
every one ef them sbsiisi0u - the sorsi AaVe
nss rha ulira lincoln party J1ft carried ono,
PsrfssylVanis and New Xsrk, b. eonirulHng
msj0ritesi Do they not control every Hort5-
eEn stassl Are they rot al for var IA sziaTmi-
naronl Whas then dsss our estemporary *
peet % gain By openiug se9aTaio Hegssiationa
with thess Yarks5 Ssafesi Are not 81 q them
pstiiBg Liusoln on the back and urging hlm ca
his hellish work af sahisgation and snzDeiPa-
toni Has enc Of thsm proposed peace or an
sfniEsiesl And suppose e were ssherEise,
What right or psWlE have tho Northern and
southarn States, in thsiT Individual capacity %
Bsks pescsl Does the Rsgisisr Wish 30 see eur
form Of government abolished. and the WaT
making power taken from ii 10 vioission Of ths
C9asiIsati0n, and given e the sla-ss iRdiTidu-
alyl
Ths soetEizs Of he sdisorof the RsgiTfsr Is
act 0aly q gross reasstion Ur5n sar Govsrn-
nsnt in kichnOud-Ray, uors, s gross insuif 10
Iur people snd OR armies II shs fsld, who aT8
'onteadiag for soshing buE cur uEqu esiionabls
lgh.s-Dus il Is vel c2lcEls.ed to enesursTo
lur enomiss to Brosseuis the var Is argues
Weakness, dissatisfaction, and want cf e1nfi-
lsnes n e1r cause which does not exist. L dis
lOH0fs Us IS people, Because is makes The in-
ultsd and outraged party 20 ibs var ths inau-
'arator Of conditions Of poaes VII any South
m safe ever submit 30 peace propositions
EhIs he territory Is tEod b. = v..ud&l fOsl We
lope Hos, end Ne rsgFs. taaf 50 valuabls 9 ioCT-
isI as the Rsgisfsr shsald sFsr h1Ys fallen izto
ueh terrible blUadsr.
Bat Reg ere We 70 obtain psaesi asks the
'sgisisr. OHly by hard fghtiag Tbs Yankees
III make peace, aad aH honoraeis peace 10 as
aly Whea .hay ars whipped and 5affisd in 81
1elr attempts % csnsHsT Is.
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TreRsay IN ehIs--A NRz AtEsaDts o. Mar
der his whsle Ea@liY.

From the Weostsr COhio) Delssrai, Oct. g.
A fearful tragedy vas epAelsd IA Clinton
towsship, in this county, en- the Right OF the
goth iast, wherein q Eaaa Ransd Isaac Wilss st-
tangtsd to mardsr his whsis family, and sue-
cesdsd % far as to iRaict fatal injuries On ne
person Of his wife.
vyilsr Is . farmer, probably foTfY-aVe years Of
age and ia worth abs9s thirty thousand 0ellafE.
His wife is q daughter sf Jaeeb KsistsT, and
rsu, her was derived e0Rsidsrsbls Of his Propsrty
They lived tive niles nsTtbesst Of ekreVs, and
ten niles from Wooster Heretofore he has
borne q goSd character, was a sObsr man, aRd al.
Eays oonduetsd busisesaszel. Some, hsWever,
aariHg the last three yesTs, thought thsy Ob-
served evidences Of insanity IN kis behavior,
but not eReagh 10 asTk i Is dsrsngsmsRt
Ga tie night sf the crime the ehildTsa st
hozoe, consisting Of tEo-s boy aged si1'eeR
and a grl Of fouItseR ysRTs-had retired % their
/ rooms 10 stairs a. GsUal, sbssrVisg Re.hing IN
/ he eendact ef their father 10 exeits sEspicions
/ that anything evil woald take place. They had
/ been Ia bed awhile, when, abeUt u 9'eleeks
/ they were Sroussd By the dissaarga sf 3 gsa is
/ the roona below, occupied by theiE father aad
/ ,sothar. Alarasd At the unusual seuRd, villa
out putsiag ea their gsTmeRts they hastsned
1 devs stairs and isto the rsOR. hoTTid sgkt
/ mst their eyes. Tbs mothec lay sxtsadad On the
aoor. walteriag il her hlaed a8d iaseasibls,
/ bs7,in0 inst been deliberately shot hg the has
hsBd ssd father, who after sheeting his wife had
struck her with the gun oasil s Dgehs - pieces
in bis bAasS, sud, when the children appeared
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-11-27

sourHERNEHs IN PARIS The Paris (OcsO-
Der % letter OF ths Kew York Rsrla has the iol-
lowing
Bir. Mason Is sbout lssyirg Paris for London
to seitls up some iiIle etiairs, when be viii re-
turu b. ths continent, and probably 50 south IS
far IS r lms o. Naples The "old Roman" e
hs = called here, Is glad 10 gst away from Rus
serdom. Undeg lha auspices of nsw ministry,
Nj. Mason may yet return ta be officially pre-
feufad &C. hes ml8t gracious majesty she Queen
Sir Esr3ley Eardlsy, who married the selle Of
Alabama. hsvlHg latsly succeeded % his fEtker's
titI, and estates is devoiiEg himself With great
-nfbpsissm % The rchsl cause, he has get Up
a subserpticu ia England foT the paIpese Of
rsfsipg funds to supply ihs CcHlsasrase army
Witb Uedeinos, surgical instruments etc, and
to-day bs sives a dinner 81 the Gfaad hotel N
paris 10 several leadiUg Souiheaors and sym
a SOFA inelading Capt Mafit Of the FLORIDA
Er5-hg IL way, Ibis terrible ls.le sesirustivs,
I'M Z e61dissu bsss5z ghsn new, viii leave bEeai
in shout ten days, 20 Tesams - nissioA on he
mighty deep. Msfdt VIII have forensic s9lae
Two n0nths longer ia the hands OF Liis t-''4
doctors.
Capt Hsrlstein, of The Confa1eTs's Navy, is
ve1 ID a. Munich Lieuts Morris, Campbell,
Lee, and Barron Il tue Same service, are n0S ia
Paris wsiiiIg tor q ship. CEFt Btkslay. Whe
has iuss arrived from S. Petersburg. IS much
ahaefi1ed as the reported bursting OF his "big
eun. 81 ChMisstoa.. He ordered a. once. by
faleerrut. brother 60 tie IaoasteE 70 be made Of
once. 80 gnu Of that cAiibsT, be says, can
stara high eisvssioni and for point blank
,yoFk be thinks nothing can atend against lhsm
ps4RIoTI. d Selling al yoHT big potatoes Al
t;gk nriess, 20 ibe poor, agd paying tithe Siik