Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-01-30

From tho Memphis Balsiin, 18th.
The New York Neios says the North snd
s nth mansged fr many years to get along
very ccmfortably together" What was It then
shas led ore Of the two 70 determine on d.
vorco2 Thatis ne. a nsusi result Of domeatic
felicity.
Gen. Csss is said to be 50 feeble that be can
net live much longer. He Is in his eighty Hrst
year
Chief Justice Taney Is so much better that
10 is conHideTed cut Of danger
a collision occurred on the Ohio ard Missis-
sippi railrosd on Thursdsy last, by which the
mail was destroyed, bat no material damage
done.
'L5rd Lyons bas had several protTseted inter-
views with the Secretary Of State. The Chess
paEl1e sifsir Is likely 10 prove . Troublesome
question, ss some people think.
The Nashville Press a coppeTheadsh pRper
SAYS il does not desire 10 IeeogniEe tho Stale
fsovernment on ''tho pTinciple of freedom, ss
ihet phrase is understood by the radicals; bnt
il expresses itsef IS ready 20 promote any iasl
and dccent mode Of emancipation" Il is Of
opinion, however that il is both The interest
aud duty" of the citizeus OF Tennessee $50
avail themselves of the proclamation of smnes-
~. lately ssusd by President Lnceln "
i Darcy Bte6fee. iu the cour5e of lecture
At Peterborough, in Canada Wost, warned hs
countrymeu sgsinsl the Fenisn brotherhood, as
sn organisation recently formed to exeiss re-
bellon in Ireland.
The Nashville Gazette states that G. ". Dom
egan, 4 citizan, had besn shot in the arm by
eBa Of the guards whosfred At hin Ia he street.
msiskiug hirn f7g aCmp other person.
The Nashville Dispatch says; -Four soldiers,
on ihei' way up from tho font on tie Nashville
and Chattanooga road, we're frozen 70 desth in
tho cars on Thursday \ GIT.
The negroes Of Nashville had procession on
the Ist in that city, 10 celebrate tho anniversary
Of the emancipation proclamation
The Fenisn brotherhood had ball at Nash
vile on new year day
Ths Boston Gazette learns through an su-
bhentie source that the cOloIed prisoners taken
ct Wagner were turned over to the State au-
thoriiies of South Carolina, and tried before the
courts and condemned but prudent ceunEels
prevailed, and the prisoners were sent 10 the
city Jail, where they now are subject TO IS good
tIeEiment IS the white soldiers whoEIe in cap
tivity, and are Es safe, probably.
The Paris Correspondent Of the New York
W0rtd says here sre revolutionary signs in hat
city. The FsEb9urgs were III G slst5 Of excite
mont. An important meeting Of the opposition
members Of tie LegiflalBIs had been held, 81
which il was understood to be resolved 10 ask
for the iInnediste recall Of the French troops
in Mexico
News lE0fH AptLu OdfCuEa SHOWS 2 aLlll
stronger disposition in tho press Of that State
TO sustain tho policy and action Of the Admin
istTaiien Ht Washington. Their comments on
the message OF jeff D avis sTe severe while
NJ Lincon's ufossEgo and pIoclGmationB are
laVoTably regarded
Gen. Grant says that when The rebellion is
suppressed sud the country Is sEved It will be
time enough 10 talk Of the presidency. Plesi-
dent Lincoln is said to hsve uttered an opinion
ideniicaliy the same as that Of Gen. Grant.
Gen. Hsllecks policy to terminate ihe rebel
lion, in accordance with 1he FIRST proclamation
Of the President, is snnounced IS likely TO
succeed. Il is 10 isko al the ports and cnEtom
houseB, and By cutting eff supplies Of every
kind, 10 reduce the people Of the South to sub
mission. The increase OF The navy Is sEid to
be sRch as 10 insure rigid blockade
A general increase Of malignant fever is re-
ported in certain districts Of New York. and The
city goveInmout c0ntemplates an ordinance
compelling attention to due ventilation in
houGes.
A general couTt-martisl at Philadelphia have
found Patrick Devln, Of ths Slst Pennsylva-
mia, guilty Of dsgeItion, and sentenced 10 DO
Ehot The senteHee has been approved and will
be carried into eject February 5!b.
Tie Minister from Sseden and Eorway
Count Piper, in behalf Of his Government, has
presented the President volume containing
snErSvings of the royal collection Of arms
President Lincoln, some time sifsee, presented
the Swedish Ge7ernnent 3 pair of pistols Of
American nsHufacture.