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

IL Dt ftA4NAtlllN iNbllNtt anu ltAi hii
C. of salubrity attentively observed. III
nd means of arresting themalady at the on
he set are very simple. Ny advice is tins
IN pour from three 10 four drops oflaudanul
Ii on a lump of sugar and swallow II. IL
ty peat in two hours afterward, ana so oi
until the cholic and vomiting pass ava,
t, Take also very small injections oI starcl
Mt poppy flowers with siXi seven, elght
nv ten drons of laudanum. This treatmel
4 will almost always suffice TO stop the q
j. arrliea, and guarantee against I'll
OF malady."
y DIR. Montanier writes to the papers
hi saw that he visited on Tuesday the Hot
= Dieu. the most important and the mos
% central hospital of Paris. lie found Una
IT, there were admitted on Saturday fror
+ thirty to thirty-five patients. On Sun
r. day there were only ten or twelve. d
: Monday but five or six, and up TO te
in O'Clock on Tuesday morning not one
l. He was informed that the same proper
IA tions Were observed in the other Pari
!. hospitals and, moreover, that the Hote
z Dieu may at this moment be cOnSldere'
n the indicator of the public health. IL
adds that while the gases diminished u
- number on Sunday and Monday, thei
@ gravity always diminished that suddei
d eases are rare, and that the cures are pro
T p0rtiOnately more numerous than ON pre-
n vious days. He has every reason TO hop'
= that, with the cold weather which L
coming on. the epidemic viii continue e
decrease, and soon disappear; but at Tho
same time it il right TO guard against the
effects of so sudden change in the tenn
perature.
e The Union Ncdie0le contains the state
T. ment that the cholera IS exceedingly Light
2 in Paris. It SAYS:
e "The number Of admissions TO the
$ hospitals diminished sensibly III the
course OF Sunday. Another reassurlng
sign is that the patients admitted have a
/ better aspect, and that the cases are
! becoming more accessible to theTesOurces
Of art. The epedimic doubtless makes IL
influence felt N nearly eli the quarters o.
Paris, but it may be said IN extending lis
range 10 decrease in gravity. On the
other hand, If the number of admissions
into the hospitals stiIl continues high,
that of the departures, in consequence OF
cure, augments every day. The general
opinion Of the doctors Is that the malaoy
within the last few days has reached its
maximum Of intensity, anu that Il has
now entered on period q decline. l1e
lowering ct the Temperature cannot nut
!svCr that tendency"
THE DISEASE RLNAI.,s STATIONARY.
Paris meiice! papers state that the
. cholera remains stationary.
The Emperor Napoleon visited the
. Hotel Dieu 70 satisfy himself that the
. proper care and attention was bestowed
/ on the cholera patients.
Az INTEENATIoNAL CONFERENCE.
The English Government had given its
dhcsi0n 10 the proposal Of France that
au International Sanitary Conference
should assemble at COnstantinOple with
the object of devising measures for pre-
venting the spread Of cholera from Asia
/ into Europe, and removing as far as pos
sible the causes which lead TO outbreaks
of this epidemic. The proposal had been
i8vorably received by most Of the Euro
pean governments.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Paris B0urse closed firm October
twenty-tirst, al siXty-scyen francs ninety
seven cents for the rentes.
Ii is stated that NJ. AIirode, the Papal
Minister of War, has not resigned, but
has obtained leave Of absence.
ITALY.
Garibaldi had declined nomination to
the Italian Parliament, offered 10y Turin.
GERMANY
Prussia and Austria had addressed a
note TO the Senate Of the free town of
Frankfort in reference 10 a recent meet
ing in that town Of delegates from the
German Diets
The HieHcT ZGiuRg publishes an article
on the subject, in which il SAYS, by as
sambling at Frankfort the deputies had
exceeded their privileges, and the at
tempt to organize the committee Of De
cember, eighteen hundred and thirty-siX,
rs "a permanent political institution was
entirely illegal Prussia and Austria
were 50 much the more justified in pro-
testing against such a meeting, since, .
during the debates, disparaging remarks /
were made in reference 10 both the great /
powers.
The note sent to Frankfort was pre- |
liminary warning to the Senate that in
ease it should prove inefiicacious other
measures were contemplated.
SWEDEN
Certain Journals of Stockholm recently (
published articles having for object the I
formation Of a Scandinavian State, to de- .
fend the Swedish and Danish nationali-
ties against the invasion Of foreign pow
ers. The official journal ofthe Stockholm
Cabinet having itself produced an article
written in the same sense, the Govern
ment had hastened TO disavoW IL, and Do
disciaim any share in a Scandinavian
manifestation.
SPAIN.
Tie cholera had almost disappeared
from Madrid. The number Of inhabitants
who had left the city on account of the
cholera is said to have been SD,UlD
A Geographic dispatch from Madrid
states that the cholera continues 10 de
crease there. On the sixteenth there
were one hundred and seyenty-two cases
and fifty-twOdeaths. The Italian cholera
returns mention fourteen eases and eight
deaths AT Brindisi, on the fourteenth;
and only two eases and four deaths col
Iecuvely at Cuneo and the enyirCns.
From the Madrid Cor. ififteenthJ London Times.
1t is calculated that sixty thousand per-
sons emigrated from Madrid since Friday
last Avila, Segovis, Nailadolid, BurE0s,
san Sebastian, Leon, Victoria, Pam
pluua, BIboo, and the frontier towns,
are filed with families from this city.
Leon, particularly, is crowded 10 excess,
and the fugitives have taken the cholera .
with them several cases have occurred I
since their arrival. Il Is stated that
deputation has been organized in Nalla- I
dOlid TO petition the Queen that the .
authorities Of their city should have .
power 10 prohibit the entry Of imml- .
grants during the prevalence Of the epi- /
Iemic in Madrid.
The EDOcn calls upon those who have .
left Madrid not - forget the poor whom 4
they leave behind, now 50 greatly in need 7
OF help. The Government has resolved I
20 dismiss every fuucu0nary, high or low, [
who shall not he found 4 his post in Ma
drid on the sixteenth Of October The [
epidemic is described as stationary in I
Seville, rapidly decreasing at Valencia I
and Barcelona, stationary at MinOrca, |
D 4 I Il
Is prevalent in part of E,stremadura, and
still exists ia La Mancha, Murcia, and
AIallorca. IL is feared that the emigra- /
ton consequent upon panic may vet carry
il 10 that part of CASTLE not vet invaded, /
and TO Asturias, Galicia, and the Basque
provinces. The last return published
announces one hundred and twenty-five
deaths in Madrid during tEenty-fOBr
hours, from the twelfth TO the morning
Of the thirteenth. The epidemic is now
stated to be decreasing rapidly. Among
the recent victims are the ex-PrOgTessist
Minister Huelves and Gen. Salced0, one
Of the eldest Spanish GeEearls.
Observation-Disclosures from Mad
agascar states that a serious disturbance
had occurred on account Of the payment
of the indemnity TO the French Govern
ment. The pOpulace assembled under
the windows Of the Queens nalsUa, where
they raised loud cV!,.s fur the expulsion Of
the French Consul and all the catholic
/ Mission. The mobiles then intGsfered, and
promised the peopla thaI they should re-
ceive satisfaction. The French Consul
/ declared that he would not leave without
an order iToU, his Government.
p- A French gentleman named Vial
| let has bcqueathed to the Prince Imne-
rial Stradivariusn - violeG. ia graft
! tude for the manner la which His Majesty
/ Napoleon III, Emperor of the French,
when President Of tue Republic, so disin-
terestedly devoted his own lie 70 save
/ France from tho snarchy with which She
WAS menaced in eighteen hundred and
| fifty-two.N y
ns~ 4 man named Buhler, residing at
| Beme, was i'm the habit Of training dogs
/ 20 perform tricks, and sometimes cruelty
! ill-treated them. A few days since he
brutally beat a little dog which would
not obey his order, ard while doing so
one Of his large dogs sprans forward,
seized him by the throat and bit him 50
severely that lac died on the following
/ day.
! rs. The celebrated mechanical duck Of
/ VapcausOp is now being exhibited IN the