Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-24
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EVENING DISPATCHES

EVENING DISPATCHES
NEW YORK, Dee. 2S-Secretary Mccullocl
says his visit to this city iswhoily unoficial.
U~nfrfendly Manifestations Of Indians
WAsHIEoroS, Dec. 3-Gen. sully. in a leste
Of the eighth says a large number OF Indian
have assembled AT Fort Rice and elsewhere OF
the Missouri river, manifestlng the most un
friendly feelings. Gen. Suliy forwards this I'm.
formation TO contradict the Newspaper account
ofa contrary state OF affairs.
No material change in the Patent laws will
be asked for during the present session OF Con.
gress.
The Department Of State completed instruc.
lions TO the Minister to Mexico who win bs
dispatched to Juarez's headquarters and follow
him wherever he may go. 1t was this Indiea-
ton OF the ppilcy OF our Government which
gave Ohense to the French Minister.
Tn Republican issued an extra to-day on
Mexican affairs Its Information purports to
come from London, and declares n secret nm
derstanding between Napoleon and Maxjmu-
ian allows the former TO withdraw the French
troops from Mexico whenever MaxtmfIianis
payments should become two months i'm ar
rears.
Senior Carried, Peruvian Minister IN this Gov.
eminent, has been recalled on accoupt ~ his
recent manifesto against the President oF perm
The State Department has received adyiees
from our minister TO Chfli, STATING that the war
between Spain and Chill is stiu prooressino.
that all the principal ports are blockaded. and
the commander Of the squadron only awaiting
orders from the Spanish Government 10 com
mence more active operations
The Admiral comman ng the VALPARAISO
squadron has grossly insulted our Minister Mr..
Nelson. The foreign merchants resident there
were very indignant at the Admiral.
The United states Treasury will be ready 10
pay interest on the registered bonds Of eighteen
and sixty-one, probably early next
week. r-
Miscellaneous.
E YORK, Dec. 23-The AIgonouin is nre-
pairing for the race with the Winooski; shs is
receiving new boilers.
A Washington dispatch says the Secretary Of
he Treasury has issued a circular that no COL
ector OF customs can release property seized
or a violation Of the revenue laws. without a |
recommendation from the Secretary therefor
The San Francisco Pacific Railroad Land
Bill passed the Senate to-day.
The ship Lodoga has arrived at Westminster.
@0c +1AtNFS AAo uA4ANEu al Paris |
The French Minister has official intelligence
rom Juarez of the abandonment Of ChibUabua
y the French forces.
1t is rumored here that the Spanish Minister
ad notified the Secretary of State that there
one or two privateers being lifted ont AT
lew York TO prey upon Spanish commerce nm
Ter the Gillian flag.
The indications are tina the ad ualorem duties
fHbe done way with by Congress.
Arrival of Steamers.
NEW YORK, Dec. 2-The steamez vt-
nd Peruvian from Liverpool, and the C,7sIce
ON Havana and Nassau, have arrived
A Richmond dispatch says that the rrror
iat NEGROES mao collected arms and were pre-
aring for an .nsurrectlon are unfoundad
Mayor TamPret DepOsed.
Dec. 28.-aIayor Tamn,at
posed from office by the Board of Aldermen
7 refusing 70 perform the executive duties
lative to the Louisville and Portland street
ilrOad contract.
River and Weather.
Dec &-River sixteen feet and
ling. Weather clear and very cold.
Sugar Crop Decreasing.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 2--The Flag, Missouri
d Evening Star from New York, and the :
and Concordia from Boston, have =
rived.
The Sugar crop Of Point Coupe Parish is one
.hafed hogsheads. In eighteen hundred and
~ II was twelve thousand hOgsheads
ne Texas steamers go way crowded with
ssengers.
he Northern mails are exceedingly irregular :
d far behind hand. /
1ty OF Mexico advices of The thirtisth of No
.0er state that the Emperor has extended
period OF his amnesty. IN Guertano the
Perial adherents hold all the town. The
lpFess is making a tour of Yueatan.
ireat com plants exist at Mobile because of
Treasury Agent seizing all the cotton arri- Il
g there on the railroads.
adge Reagan stated, In the Convention at
weston, that before leaving Washington he :
an interview with the President and Sec v
NY seward, who expressed the opinion that
re would be no more executions or conasea-
on account of the late rebellion. They be- 7
'eu enough blood had been shed, and the Il
tn had already suffered enough.
be Galveston Nei0S reports fayorablv of Gen
CORY Iate address to the freedmen, and
5 it will satisfy the negroes that the Gov
lheaI mas not made a general distribution
ne property among them, and they must
70 work, and advising them to do so with
II fmFmer masters.
le First Galveston Medical Cnraga hos.
ned for a course of classes.
lie OF the District Judges Of Texas, holds
transactions between individuals during
war We're not rendered invalid by orders
4 zen Granger declaring Legitimate, all
$50 acts, andfGov. Hamtltons prociama-
declaring the Secession legislature laws TT
eratlVe, and in the preceding suit he over "
d the motion to set aside the orders, ilyen- -
$ Oh that bond received in such suit during
war.
people ofTexas are rapidly and generally
ng the oath, in order to become voters at
election.
e Timer Brownsville letter says the Aus
l announcements, to the amount of four
bred, are anxious to desert 10 our army- -
u, Hsitzel has demanded the release of the
'rican steamer Europa, seized by Mesia.
converted into a guHboat, but ofar unsuc-
lilly.
ere is no doubt bu: that eleven American
were forced into the trenches during r
iege. il
cobadO withdrew from Matamoras to at
a column which was leaving Monterey
iatamOras, and which he drove back to
terey. He then withdrew on the approach
e French whom he fought at Bagdad, in
a heavy loss on them. MI
forced loan is daily made on the inhabi- -
5 Of Matamoras, and a perfect reign Of ter
,revails and no one dares to express his
e Imperial force in the late siege was
hundred, and the Liberal twenty
undred men.
has gone to attack Canalss, WHO'S
hitting many Outrages up the river.