Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-21

established a depot Of supplies, made thorough
extension OF sou~ndings Ia Morton Sounds Is
far north as Behring's Straits. There are no
difficulties in tie way. Fae native tribes seom
anxious 70 assist in everything Maj. Absa's
party bad arrived in August 1t the mouth OF
Annoor river, and LEFT six weehs ago 10y the
Pengomoks Cult, to proceed North 70 meet the
Anordiz river party Mohon and Bush, ct Me-
haloskt. also bound north. Much credit Is due
Col. Ruckiey and Capt. scamnon for their
energy. Tie expedition VIII probably leave
direct for San Francisco on the arrival Of the
steamer with Col. Buckley, who is now eX-
pected 10 arrive here by the hrst OF December.
An wer0 well on board.
The steamer Constitution sailed for Panama
with foar hundred passengers.
Business quiet wheat advanced 5Kc. q hun
dred petroleum 81 Is Money tight. Mining
shares have declined,
Il Is estimated that one hundred and fifty
tons OF Californian coin wiz be shipped East
this soazon.
Alsster from Ter1r. Lover California, Of the
sc-cuth, Eys taa TERRITORIAL Assembly had
Passed an 81 re0rgsuizing the Empire, but the
Governor refused TO sign II, as the people
threatened to revolt 4 ths act was passed.
The French have entirely rhandoned sinolva,
with the exception OF Mazatlan, where only
I'VE hundred troops ~rcmaincd, mauy o. whom
were In the hospital
The Mexican forces, vaguely estimated at
several thousand, had cut OF communication
and threatened them.
Foreign residents are indignant at what they
call their desertion By the French, which
strengthens the opposition Of the native popu-
lation.
The French have abandoned Hermosilla. The
Republicans entered and eXtorted a loan OF
five thousand dollars from the capitalists
RobberIes-
ST. Louis, Sov. B-Highvay robDeres and
burglar1es are so frequent hat citizens seriously
contemplate the formation Of Vigilance Com
mlttee. About noon yesterday A. colieeLg
messenger was knocked down on one OF our
most f-requented streets and robbed or q pouch
containing thity-nye thousand dollars. The
messenger fred a revolver al the robber, who
dropned the money, but made his escape. Be
moist & Co.'S bank WAS also robbed. No clue 10
the robbers.
The jamaica Standard says over one hundred
| rebels have been hanged or shot, ia Porish'
st. Thomas.
IThe steamer Atlanta.
NEW York, Nov. lS-The steamer Atlanta
was allowed to come up to-day.
san FRANcrsoo, Nov. l3-Weather rainy ;
trade quiet.
More Coolies.
HoNoLuLA, Oct. E-R.C Thylle, Minister OF
| Foreign Affairs, died on the nineteenth of DC
tober.
The second cooie vessel has arrived, bringing
| two hundred and seventy Chinese coolies.
Several other vessels arrived, bringing reports
! which caused Cppreheusious for the safety OF
the Arctic heet.
The Posr5 Washington special says the ques
ton OF reconstruction was considered by the
cabinet yesterday. Il Is stated that the Fres--
denti is dissatisfied with the conduct OF leading
! southern men, many Of whom he p~ardoued.
Gen. Baker, the late detective Of the War
| Department. win be tried for robbery, false i'm
prisonment, and extortIon, on the second Tues
day in December.
Secretary NicCuIIoch VIII soon offer to fund
| all compound interest legal tender notes at par
with accrued Interest, IN dve-twentIes, at a K
price.
The Cherokees have deposed 0 Ross and
proclaimed Downing their chief with our Gov
ernment's appreciation,
Petitions for Hr. Davis.
NEW YORK, Nov, Ia-Rlchmond papers say
Iadies Of that city are circulating petitions for
the release Of Mr.. Davis, asking. that he be pa
/ rolled until trial.
The Herdld4 Havana correspondent OF NO
| vember twelfth says the Government has dis
patched three war steamers 10 look after the
wrecks between the Cuba and Florida coast.
! The [. q gunbosts Hornet and Rhode Island
we're 70 leave Key West with the stonewau for
washington. They putiu Tor coal.
Haytain troubles are announced settled By
J United States and British officials.
NRFkets.
NEr YoRE. Nov. 19-Cotron scarce and firm
at s2sj3c. Flour declined ice. Whlsky dull
and rominaL Corn duu. Pork s25se. Sterling
NC Gold l7c. Government ttocks Arm adj
vanced sc. 10 70. Certificates active sd-
vancsd &c.
Tic Alcohol Eraud.
NV YoRE, Nov. I9-5Ir. barney publishes a
engtby card, asserting the charge against him
Of fraud in Withdrawing alcohol from the
bonded warehouse as fase in every particular
Mexican news
SAY FRANCISCO, Nov. R-Acapulso letters Of
the third, state that the French garrison has
been threatened there, b tue arrival OF i've
hundred men from MaZalau. late news from
Mschocan SAYS tha French oouccted conFldera-
b.elo-ce and -a.5sceC Jua-ez's forces, cspCur-
M The Lle-a. Gers. Or-ga, Pa.oParaS Diet1'
Sal1sor 1-d -ono-lo, wao were subsequently,
slog, vAereapon Alvarez Proclaimed the lie Of
every captured Preach OF Imperial GenegaIfor.
fz--cd.
siege O. egsssnaOras Raised.
NEW gELEAEs, nov. l2-The Tunes Natamol
rzs spse-a. correspondent says the Liberal
sl.5ea the siege OF Matamoras on tine night os
the eighth, and departed TO unknown regions
II Is generally thought that it is only q ieint TO
surprise and capture the city. No French troops
lad arrived.
len d large nuIuUer OF blankets, arms, etc. and
some few were caught inspiring.
It also says the main body had gone in the
direction OF Cana=go, but were dispensing into
different bands. The Imperial cavalry pursued
for nve miles Esco5ed0's e command, which took
the river route.
An armed French squadron IS reported az the
mouth o. the Rio Grande.
One Garcia has been arrested in Matamotcs,
charged with completely in the Cabos consplz-
acy, and instrumeutality in the shooting OF Ca
hos, the Governor OF TampauIipas.
Its understood Gen. Thomas visits Mississippi
by order Of the President, to settle the con-
dict OF authority between Cows Sharsey and
Humphreys, both claiming the GovsrnOrship
Of that state.
brazilian News.
NEW YORK, Nov. IA Rio Jaueiro cores
pendent says the Emperor OF Brazil is urging a
vigorous prosecution Of the war.
The allies are very sanguine that Lopez, the
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