Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-17
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PROSPECTIVE CHANGE IN CABINET
Another Railroad Accident
REORGANIZATION IN ALABAMA
Gen. s. c. Baker Indicted
STEAMER BULL DOG ABANDONED

Gen. s. c. Baker Indicted
STEAMER BULL DOG ABANDONED
Reorganization Ia Alabama.
New YORK, Nov. 16.-President John
son approves the measures taken in Ala
bama for reorganization the police force
enforcing civil authority.
There was a grand parade Of the
Metropolitan Police to-day. They are
thirteen hundred strong, and were re-
viewed by Maj. Gurther.
The Steamer Monte Trema from
Kingston, Jamaica, the sixth, has ar
rived.
Maj.-Gen. S. O'Connor had assumed
command OF the British troops.
One hundred troops had been ordered
to Brownstown on account of a threat
ened outbreak.
The. Government had offered amnesty
to al rebels who will return to loyalty,
provided they had not been concerned
in sctual murders. There had been sew
eral arrests made at Kingston.
General Salnanc rebel leader, was
among the killed at Cape Haytien, by
shots from the Bull Dog.
The Bull Dog after q successful engage
ment while aground, was abandoned and
blown up.
The rebellion seems at an end. Kings
ton remained under martial law.
New York
New YORK, Nov. 1G.- Cotton more
active st sic. Wheat unchanged. Corn
is a shade frmer. Coffee continues quiet.
Sugar quiet at Ale. Molasses quiet.
SrERLISG.-Gold as.
Chicago Markets
CHICAGO, Ill, Nov. l6.-Flour dull.
W.T. ALL ~-I ds-iiand two GENTS. corn
advanced two cents. Oats declined one.
8gscaEIy Detoetivs.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 16.-Gen. S. C..
Baker, Chief of Detectives Of War De
partment, indicted Cor falsely impFisoning
Mr.. Cobb and robbing his wife Of four
hundred and fifty dollars Of treasury
notes.
Midnight Eastern news up TO this hour
entirely UnimpOrtant.
Vessels OF War 30 re Sent Abroad.
NEW York, Nov. IG.-The Hcrdid's
Washington dispatch says that the Sec
rotary Of the Navy has determine to send
abroad a considerable portion Of the
surplus naval force to visit the principal
commercial ports frequently, if Congress
will make suitable appropriations.
Chancey N. Depew has been appointed
Minister to Japan.
Winder, Duncan and Gee are the only
prisoners of note in Old Capitol prison.
The World contains rumors about
Cabinet changes; none will probably
take place until after the meeting of
Congress.
Smuggling is going on considerably
along the Canada frontier.
FuIler, who used Senator Harlan's
name to obtain a large amount Of money
belonging to the Republican Committee,
has been discharged from Old Capitol
prison without trial.
Freeman Clark, Comptroller Of the
Currency, will recommend the removal
Of the National Currency Bureau to New
York and McCullocA viii probably re-
new his recommendation 10 that effect.
Government yesterday refunded the
first money for sales of confiscated cotton
in Alexandria, Va, whose claimants
were loyal citizens, notvithstandin they
abandoned the property at the breaking
out Of the rebellion. A large number of
like cases are pending.
The time for receiving bids for mail
service in the Southern States expired
yesterday. The awards will soon be
made, to take effect on the first Of next
January. The Secretary of the Treasury
has issued a circular cautioning the
Collector that when applications are
made for the storage of petroleum, the
applicants should forward a statement
that the warehouse will not, in case of
lire, endanger other property or the lives
of people in the vicinity.
Gov. Parsons left for home yesterday,
with two hundred pardons for Ala
bamians.
Admiral Porter Will sson publish re-
ply to Banks statement on the Conduct
of the navy in the Red river campaign.
The Tines special says Antonio Rosa,
who was convicted at the October term
of the United States Court at New York
for countcrfeiting fractional currency and
sentenced to ten years imprisonment,
has been pardOned.
The TTiJlmC's special says the Presi-
dent is more than usually annoyed by
importunate reconstructIonists Yester-
day he remarked he had tried to over
whelm the South with kindness, but
from recent events he had began to think
them incapable of approaching mag
nanimity.
The naval vessels which have been or
dered out on foreign and domestic sta
tons merely renew our naval policy be-
fore the war, and indicate no b~ellgerent
purposes.
The Alabama Claims.
New YORR, Nov. lG.-Workmen are
dragging the North river for the remains
Of Collector King. He is supposed to
have placed about twenty-five pounds
ofshot in his clothing before jumping
overheard.
The London correspondent Of the Man
chester Guardian says, that notwith-
standing Stewards Auburn speech, it is
generally understood that the President
and Cabinet have no intention to quash
the controversy regarding the Alabama
claims.
The Frankfort Senate repeated its re-
fusal to accede to Austria's demands.
The London Morning Post says Glad
stones speech commends him to the
party approval Of the Reform bill.
RaiIrOnd Aeoident.
NEWARK, \. j., Nov. 16.-The morn
ing train from New York to Washington
yesterday ran Off the track here through
the negligence of the switch tender. W.
L. Gordon, proprietor Of Wizards Hotel,
was instantly killed, Three others
fatally injured.
Fenfnnism la Cana,.n.
TORONTO, c. W, Nov. lG.-No alarm
exists here as to the Fenian rumors
throughout the country. It is thought,
however, that preparations may be COM
menced on the frontier. The authorities
are taking all necessary precautions.
Private feeling is altogether derlsive of
the whole business.
Ministe ter Day, at St Petersburg, advi-
ses the prohibition Of The importation Of
cattle in New York during the preva-
ience Of the cattle plague in Europe.
The medical officers Of the Freedmen's
Bureau, in South CAROLINA, report an
increased mortality aiming the negroes.
Intermittent fever prevails to a great
The Commercials Washington letter
that some Of u 1ravost military
are about 10 males Southern tonr