Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-14

BST Semmes, Of the Confederate Nav
Is practising law in Mobile.
Rea.. Gen. Breckinrige Is at st. Cath
crimes, Canada.
pa- They have malignant diptheria i
Mississippi.
-. The Church of England has mad
a special prayer for the removal Of tn
cattle plague.
ne OF sixteen hundred Confederat'
deaths at Camp Douglass, it is said tina
one thousand were from smallpox.
sA- The Union and Planters Bank L
quoted at fifty-seven to ffty-eight cent
in Nashville.
nA. The owners Of the Bank Of Ten
nessee are said to be buying up the notes
Of the Bank at forty cents.
Rea- 1t is Mr. Richie, the husband oi
Mrs. Anna Cora Mowatt, who has been
elected Mayor Of Richmond
BGl. The Louisville Journal has good
reasons to anticipate the return Of Gen.
Breckenridge to Kentucky.
Hsa. In the lower Tennessee House the bill
prescribing the oath for officers, was post
poned till January fifteenth, eighteen
hundred and sixty-six.
VIM. A. Moran was recently tried
before the Circuit Court of Morgan coun-
ty, Ala, for the murder of james Sans,
and was acquitted
Ds5@ Bennett c. Burney, called the
Lake Erie pirate, has arrived at Glasgow,
Scotland. He was held in custody for a
short time at Londonderry.
E&rNIorris Ellsworth, the negro who
killed his young wife in Newark, n. j., a
short time since, was sentenced on Thurs
day to be hung. He will be executed on
the twenty-drst of December.
E9- The safe of Capt. J. f. Renning-
ton, A. Q. NJ, at Chattanooga, was rifed
on Sunday night Nineteen thousand
six hundred and fifty-six dollars and fifty
cents is the sum missing.
na- A writ of hG6eas corpus for Bart
Vinton, held for killing a negro soldier at
Chattanooga, was refused on the ground
that under orders from Gen. Thomas
Vnton was held for military trial.
ps5- Gov. Marvin, of Florida, in his
message to the Convention of that State,
urges laws for the protection of freed
mems rights in that State, and favors
the admission Of their evidence in court.
He opposes negro suffrage.
E3-A Washington special says the hrst
batch of gold certificates Of the one thou
sand dollar denomination went forward
to the New York sub-treasury to-day.
Twenty dollar notes are in press, giving
on their elaborately engraved backs a fac
siB1ae Of the double eagle.
ssg- The bill directingprosecuting attor-
neys to enter not pros. in cases Of indict-
ment against blacks for violating sections
two thousand seven hundred and twenty
eight and two thousand seven hundred
and twenty-nine Of the code, has passed,
and is now law.
"a 1t pays. to run " a savings' bank
in New York, at least. 1t is said that
among those popular in New York city
there is the immense sum of five million
dollars which has been for years IN
claimed by the depositors, and which is
now considered a part ofthe capital stock
f the banks.
p5@ Lewis Mann, proprietor Of 4 hotel
at Harlem, H., while out hunting prairie
with a party of friends, was ae-
shot and killed by one Of the
party named VIM. Sieverts. The latter
fled and cannot be found.
Mann leaves a wife and children at Har,
lem.
hS@ \ bill, introduced by Mr. Bosom,
releasing johnson, Carter, Washington,
Greene, Cooke, Sewer, jefferson, Granger,
Union, Campbell, Claiborne, Hancock,
and Sullivan counties, Of East
Tennessee, from tax levies of eighteen
hundred and sixty-fivc, and six was lost
in the Senate by a voteo of thirteen to four
pzE' A marble cross has been placed
about eight feet from the spot where Mrs.
Arbuthnot was struck dead by lightning
while ascending the Schilthorn, in Swift
zerland, while on her bridal tour. The
cross is about three hours walk from
and Is seen by the tourist about
half an hour before it is reached.