Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-30
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A CIvn Trial for MF. DaVls.
wAsHfSGr0s, Nov 29-The report that the
President pronounced statements that he had
expressed dissatisfaction with COlfax's speech
Is unfounded.
A question OF q serious nature on the French
tobacco IN Richmond, Is under Investigation.
civil trial for Mr.. Davis appears 70 be prob
able on an early day.
Capt West, late jaiior o. tho Old Capitol
Prison, Is on trial for furnishing Wirz and
Briseoe with refreshments, playing cards, etc.
An army retiring board q IS organized oy order
Of The President, consisting OF Gems Han
cock Meade and Hooker, Col Simpson and
Me-. Emery, to periodically assemble at Phil
a~delphia. and report on all the applications for
retirement from tho regular service.
The -Froednaent Bureaa Is Informed that GER
tain persons In Mobile are agreeing 70 furnish
German emlgrants Just landed, for lower wages
than a negro can subsist upon, and that the
seheme meets the appreciation of the planters.
Respectable white and coiored lsborers around
Mobile protest againstthis, and ask the inter-
| ference Of the Frecdmens Bureau.
The War Department has issued an order an
nouncing the decease Of Gen. De Russy, Of the
Engineer Corps, requiring that the corps wear
the usual badge OF mourning for thirty days.
The reportof The Fourth Auditor bears favora-
bic teztimoay % the ealeleney Of tlelady clerks
under hts supervision.
The Herald says that Gen. Grant was heartily
resolved In Richmond by the military authori-
ties, and while there, expressed an opinion
emphatlcaIfy, that the advent OF Maximilian
10 The pretended throne Of Mexico, wasa part
Of the rebellion, and his immediate expul-
sion should be a part Of its history.
France didn't ask our consent to
establish a throne IN Mexico, aud we should
not consult her In re-establishing the republic.
France had no right to interfere. But II she
would Involve hersalfin war with the United
States, now is the time to have II, while our
army and navy are organized, or before our
commerce covers every sea.
Tho Herald further says, thatthe accession TO
the command Of the Department Of South Car
oIlna, by Gen. siclles, created considerable ex-
element, taking the people By surprise, who
are inclined 70 think That the Individual dis
pleasure o. the President at their short comlngs
IN the work OF econstructlo that 1t Is 1.-THE pur-
pose on the part Of the Governments re-estAb-
lish martial law and call another session OF he
State Convention.
Gen. sicksIs has removed the department OF
his headquarters 20 Charleston.
Ex-Gov. Aiken has been elected 10 Congress
from the second district.
a convention Of colored peopleha been held
at Charleston. They disavowed any
lnsurrectIonary designs or enmity toward their
former masters
over two thousand negroes len Charleston
on the twenty-second 10 return 70 the employ
ment Of their former masters on Sea Island,
and they were very jovlal 81 the return TO
their old homes.
Midnight Dispatches
Eww Oar wAwa Nov % Gov W-afTaf p-auuo~a I
which was received to-day, says the loyalty Of
Louisiana has been renewed without reserva-
ton, and accepts with sincerity and frankness
the new order Of things, which has been deter
mined by the arbitrameHt Of the sword.
He urges the speedy election OF United States
Senators, and recommends that an appropria-
ton be made fsr the Immediate con-
strucuon Of the levees on the Mississippi, and
also that means be devised TO pay all the ac-
crued Interest without severe taxation, and the
enactment OF laws regulating the labor system,
leaving it to the parties Interested to make
their own terms, and asks that al fmpedi-
nents TO free navigation be removed. he
siso invokcs the nesdful legislation to sup
press secret political associations, which
IL IS understood, are being revived IN the State.
lie says provisions have been made to rebuild
The peuIleltiary aud erect a State House, and
urges an immediate and perfect Organization OF
tie state militia He recommends that all
levied upon colOred people FOR educl
purposes be applied 70 the education OF
colored people exclusively. He says ths Presi-
dent lays great stress on the course OF Louis
ana, and is anxious that she should take her
place In the Onion
The Governor invites the legislature to unite
with the Executive authority OF the State IN
giving fresh evidence thas louisiana Is deter
mined TO stand or fall with President Johnson
a his r~ecolstruc ton policy.
The other parts Of the Message are purely OF
a local character.
The TimeT Brownsville correspondent OF
the sixteenth says the correspondence between
Gems. WeitzeI and Meta eliminated in the fol-
order:
THE Mexican authorities having officially
notified the Commanding General that the
R4nekero had been ordered to cease publishing
articles insulting TO the Uuited states soldiers
and people, it is hereby ordered that all officers
and soldiers Of this command shall not allow
person on the neutral 5unk to insult any
person on the Mexican side"
All remains quiet around SIatamoras.
Capt Burdell, Us. Inspector OF Subsistence,
has madea satisfactory Inspection OF the De-
2artment on the RIO Granda.
Joseph Sibley and his men were quietly set
ling down as Imperial citizens near ordova-
Alarge fire occurred IN Mobile on the twenty
sighth, destroying eight dwellings and eight
Loss forty thousand doliar-no insu-
-ance. AGAR load ofcotton was also burned on
he Jackson Railroad.
New Orleans Markets.
NEw ORLEANS, Nov. Z9.-Cottou Is depressed, ;
1850 bales were sold. Niddling, SOC. Sugar, fair
20 fully fair G77s8Isc. Molasses, 81 05asI p
Z,Tg Z NJ Efva.u-1T- ~ III ~ -
Freight on cotton 70 New York, II; Liverpool.
IS. Stock OF cotton Is 129, 900 bales.
Cincinnati Markets.
CINCINNATI, Nov. @-Flour, u and IN
changed wheat, dull and lower; corn, duh AZ
new oats, in good demand at &c rye, sc;
hogs, advanced to sl 3 for nett provisions,
inner; mess pork, s29 green meats, higher
lard, prime city, Nc; groceries quiet; whisky,
Removal OF Currency Bureau.
W-AsHISGroS, Nov 2.-The special Secretary
og the Treasury has Endorsed the recommended
ton of the Comptroller 20 remove the Currency
10 New York, and increase the capital
Of The National Banks TO fifty millions.
The London Post IN critzising the speech
Of Sir Morton Petro ct Bristol, says there
,an be no great difficulty in finding
The solution OF the problem concerning the
AGAD4AAA AaNAlA AD GlAa.AlL LDAAALllllH Out
What are caused by false pride and perversity.
Stevens, the Feulan Head Center, was COM
for trial. lie made a speech ~repudiating
nj British law in Ireland. Documents were
in Stevens house disclosing all the
0f the organization Of the Fenians.
A confident feeling exists that copper ore can
be brought out as easily as cotton during the
American rebellion. ;
The news OF the suppression OF the Juncica
rebellion has been received. The Daily Ne0s
i~enounces ihe conduct Of the military as being
IS f~erocious as savage.
Copper advanced twenty pounds on the con-
irmatioa Of the Gillian blockade. It is
that the British merchants anticipated
he action Of spain, and the blockade is con-
,idered unimportant. large numbers OF block
runners are fitting out in Liverpool.
La France denies that it intended the Terri
.orial Modifcations attributed to the Emperor,
and says he has no desire, whatever, to construct
q map OF Europe.
The Patyts says tina Spain probably will &C
cept the mediation Of a third power in Gillian
affairs.
It is reported that Austria IS about to reduce
It's Venetian army and denied that theAustrian
constitution IS suspended by the Emperor,
only 10 modify 70 and make It more conductive
the welfare Of the entire powers.
The position Of spain Is said to bein the most
fightful condition,
Madagascar has Insisted upon the French
giving up the treaty and resigning all rights.
The representative OF France refused and left
lie country.
Heavy Fsu Of snow.
ALsANE, Nov. 29.-Thers is a heavy rau Of
snow. Il is deaisd that Gen. Buuer Intends
going 10 Florida. Tee Custom House aurhori-
ties have ceased their search for the body OF
Preston King.
The Post says that Wall street Is troubled bya
number ofssnsation rumors. There IS an ample
Of capital, but lenders are cautious.