Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-16

nav telegraph lire. and subscriptions were about
to be received in Philadelphia The company is
70 have 8 capital of three millions and viii ex-
tend The wres-which are to be built for cash,
and in the most substantial manner-from Hall
fax. via Boston and New York, to Philadelphia,
Washington and Baltimore, with branches from
New York via Albany, Buffalo, Cleveland, De-
troit ard Chicago to Milwaukee, and from Phil
aIelphis to Harrisburg, Pittsburgh. Columbus,
Cincinnati, Louisville and ST Louis, with lateral
branches to all the chief towns in the western
States.
CAu TT BE TRUE THE Chicago Times Of
the 9Th ssys that MT. Garlic, Of Virginia, in q
late speech in the Federal senate, stated that
Gen Burnside, II his testimony before the war
committee, said, concerning bis attack on Fred
erieksburg, " that when he had lost as many
men as his orders required. be suspended the
attsek." Mr.. Howard interrupted Mr.. Garlic
to say that Gen. Hooker and not Gen. Burn
side, made the statement The TiBus adds It
is MINISTERIAL which general SO testified. Mr..
Csrile's inquiry-Who was it that gave orders
how many men should be killed in en- attack
A HUMBUe ExPLoDED-Ths attempt of a
few traitors in West Tennessee to secure seats
in the Abolition Congress has at last fzzled com
pletely out. Their claims were 50 absurd, that
even the leaders st Washington would not make
room for them The chosen one from the Shelby
district was wise enough to stay st home, but
Hawkins, who claimed to have been elected from
the 9th district, presented himself for admission,
when the door was unceremoneously shut IN his
face. The claim mat he was eonstitutianaly
elected was too preposterous to be entertained
even By the anscrupuloue managers at Wash
ington. Yves. Tennessee VIII, therefore not be
mis-lePressuted
UTAH-Bdghm Young hes autographed to
Washington that g meeting was held 30 petition
the President to remove Governor Harding, ard
Judges Wait and Drake, and appoint good men
I'm tbeis pisces. BE adds, The m~ajority Of the
F=leral cHcers and o.h5 gentlemen are sctirg
honorably. From this is appears that Chief
Justice Kinny, Secretary Of State Butler, and
Superintendent of Indian Affairs, Deaty, are in-
elu5ed in the compliment. Congress has alto
es-6sr failed to promote any measure to dispel
dissatisfaction in tbst Territory, leaving that
duty to tie executive department
gal isPa,ch from San Francisco says
a bin viii ~ introduced in the California Legis-
taro providing that the State issue five hundred
thousand dollars in bonds. to be expended in
purchasing thirty thousand muskets and accom-
trsments, one thoussud SIX hundred to a thou
send eight bundled cavalry arms, and the bal
area fer light batteries. The leading news
papers advocate ii on the ground that California
should speedily be placed on a thorough war
footing. Is not secession c~Ontemplated1
a Judge Thgg, Of the United States dis
trict court, at Nashville, has ordered that 70 at
torney, proctor, OF other person who has not Ia
ken the cath to support the Constitution Of the
United States, is to be permitted 10 manage or
conduct 3 case in that court, Tfigg is an East
Tennessee traitor, who having taken refuge
within tie Federal lines, was rewarded By Lin
coin with seat on the bench be disgrsees.
ROYALTY-Lncoin's first levee took place
GA the night Of the ID A Northern dispatch
says: There was an immense crowd long be-
fore the. doors were opened, and hundreds were
compelled to stand in the ~cauiage-wsy, between
long files Of soldiers, who, singular to say, sup
planted the police, aud preserved order with the
bayOnet" Long live kbrshamL
A PAYING DAsH"-The horses, mules,
harness and arms captured by MeNsin's rangers,
ia their recent dash upon a Yankee train, near
Romney, were sold ia Harrisburg, Virginia,
sad brought the handsome amount of thirly-six
thousand dollars; the share Of each member
being nine hundred dollars.
The Bowman HoUsE-see the car. in an.
other column With Major Daniel to enact the
host il person, and Mr.. J. B. Townsend as gen
eral business manager, it may reasonably be
expected that the Bowman" will soon become
a popular resort.
~ The Cincinnati Commercial says: Simon
Cameron's letter 20 the President resigning bis
post as American minister to tbs court Of Russis,
is a very commonplace document. He don't
mention that bribery business
n Ninety members of tho Federal Congress
have signed 3 call for q convention at Chicago
!: On the first Tuesday Of june, in favor of she
enlargement Of the canals between the valley Of
the Mississippi and the Atlantic
GENERAL CAss-The health Of Gen. Cass Is
reported as declining He has just left Detroit
for Newport, R L
DEoLrNEb-The article headed sThe Devils
Communication It is a d Of a eommu-
nieaton.
MARROW ESCAPE - hon. Joshua r. Cid
Qlngs, American consul general at Montreal.
had q nsrLow escape on Saturday morning lat
A hre oroke cut ia the hotel where be residee.
ard before ns cond escape he became insensi-
ole from the Effects Of lhe vap0r snd smoke.
sad was oEned hr safety 70 another part Of
he hotel de saerrer3 revived. aud ne na~t
forenoon was much improved Ise HOOKS anS
papers Of tho consulate escaped uuipfursd
Northern paper.
n Cap5siu Thos. III jordan, ia a comr.,i
cation 70 the Msc9n Telegraph, siates that ~
has learned from good aalhofity thst there are
now stored aWays n comp rooms in Albany. Co
not less than one hundred thoazaud bushels ~
corn, that val, ID asb0r time, be utterly ruined
unless it is soon summed and aired.