Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-15
TOPOGRAPHIC.
Oar Minister I'm England Re
eeiYes Instructions.
THE mERR1MAc ExHUMED.
THE ITALIAN P4RLIAHEST.
Wlnder and Duncan to be Tried.
NO Wore 10 be Issued for the
Presenf.


enter the names Of those elected to Con-
gress by the rebel States on the roll Of
the next House.
The Tribome's special says Judge I'm
kderwood has condemned Gov. Nise's
personal property for c~onfseation.
The total number of sick and wounded
in the Government hospitals throughout
the country, is less than FIVE thousand,
a decrease Of ninety-five thousand in
eight months. a6l I4l
Gen. Augur has issued an order forbid
ding the whipping Of colored men under
any law of Virginia within the limits Of
his Department.
Gentlemenof intelligence, just returned
from the South, state that this is the in
tention Of most Of the States to appro-
pirate pensions to rebel officers and sol
dIers wounded during the rebellion. No
appropriation is to be made for Southern
Union soldiers.
The Herald says P.eston King has re-
signed his Col1ectorship Of New York.
Gen. Logan declines the mission TO ia
pan.
our Forces to he withdrew from tae
Rfo Grande. @
WASHINGTON, Nov. IA ~lGrgenum-
Der Of pardon seekers, waiting for an au-
dience with the President, were notified
that the President could not be seen for
two days.
Gen. Steele, who has just returned from
his command on the Rio Grande, says
military operations along that line re-
main unchanged. Our army, simply one
of observation, viii probably sooh be
Withdrawn.
Secretary Seward yesterday completed
an important dispatch to our Minister in
England. .rT.
Raising Of the Herrimae.
NEW YORK, Nov. 14-There are no
additional cases of cholera aboard the
Atlanta.
General Grant IS here.
The RerdEd's Fort Monroe letter says
the Merrinmc is being raised Portions
of the machinery have been taken ont,
and the huh is now clear Of the bottom.
An enthusiastic meeting wa held at.
Cooper Institute, of the American Union
I Commission, for the restoration Of the
Union upon the basis. Of freedom, indus
try, education and christian morality
The meeting was addressed by Gov. Par
sons, Of Alabama, and others.
Additional foreign news has been re-
ceived by the steamer Washington. The
British Government has ordered all re
strfctions on American war vessels to be
removed.
tits proposed to permit French officers
and men to take the oath Of allegiance
to Macmillan, if inclined.
French journals deny that France has
made any effort to exercise moral infu-
ence in Austria, by its policy towards
Frankfort.
Gen. KewsIer has been appointed Papal
minister.
The French troops commenced the
evacuation Of Cetveta Veveia.
The capture Of Uruguay by the allies
is confirmed. The P~araguayans sur
rendered Internationally six thousand
male prisoners. Their General has been
brought to Rio Janero.
The Paris correspondent of the Times
says il is generally believed in Paris that
the French troops in Mexico viii be
Withdrawn by instalments, and by next
August or September the whole will
return to France.
Steamer Belgian Heard from.
FARTHER POINT, Nov. Il. The steam
ship Belgian, from Liverpool second,
passed here.
The British Parliament has been fur
ther p~rorogued till the twenty-third,
The Times says the Cabinetis now COM
plete, with the single exception of Chan
celOr of the Duchy of Lancaster.
Atterthwaire's circular of the first says
the market has been much depressed
during the past week, the high rates Of
interest causing large sales ofstock
FRANCE-It is said a reduction of
thirty million francs in the army and
navy estimate has been decided upon!
Russia has Joined the Sanitary Confer
ence at Constantinople.
The Austrian Government is about
adopting the free trade policy with Al
giers.
The Bey Of Tunis granted general
amnesty TO all persons implicated in the
late rebellion.
The physical resources Of Turkey are
being investigated with a view TO their
development.
The quarrel between the Tycoon and
of Nagate has been settled, and a
plot to murder the former has been dis
covered.
Senior Parks negotiations with Japan
have been well received.
The italian Parliament stands thus: /
Moderators, two hundred and e~ighty-six;
Constitutional, one hundred and one;
Clerical, eighty-nine; doubtful, foTty-six.
a lew fresh cases Of cholera have oe- 4
at Oporto.
A Tunis telegram from Bombay, Octo-
Der the eighteenth, says cotton and goods
are lower, $
No More Pardons for Rebel a
NEW YORK, Nov. 14-The COlHHer-
Washington special says: The
President informed an ex-Confederate &
General to-day that it vas not his pres
intention TO pardoq any more civil or
leaders of the rebellion. J.
A considerable number Of emigrants
vent South by the last steamer from ]
New York.
Its said McCalloch's report will show
he possibility Of funding the debt of the 7
and insure its early redemp- a
ion. q
Maj.-Gen. Sickles viii be ordered tore y
-eve Gen. Gilmore in the Department Of al
Carolina. n
The HeTotd says that funds are being
Germany to aid theeoiored pop
lation Of the United States.
James Duncan and Capt. r. B, Winder az
ill soon be tried for cruel treatment Of sT
-~ndersonville prisoners. -
Collection Of Internal Revenue l
WASHINGTON, Nov. 14-One hundred
nd thidy-seyen million dollars internal eli
lHNAHN haH DCCn ltttiNt0 Slice the uEbk
T July. .
Both Houses Of the South Carolina OF
legislature have passed the Constitu- NJ.
Onal amendment.
New York Market.
New YORK, Nov. 14-Cotton dull at .
cts; whisky, two dollars and -
cts; wheat advanced two cts
thirty-three cts; sterling, eight and B
ree-fourth cts.
New YORK, Nov. l4-The Belgian,
pm Liverpool the third, reports sales Of L
ton for the week amounted TO ffty-one PE
ousand bales, including thirteen thou
nd to exporters. Under the Persian's
vices the market became very dull, a.
sing one and a half pence lower for N
nmon Orleans; fair, t~wenty-three =
ats; middling, twenty-three and a A
cents; middHng, Mobile and fsa,
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