Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08


Republic have arrived here. Three hun
dred and thirty emigrants arrived here
yesterday from Bremen.
The Mississippi Legislature laid on the
table a bill to abolish all laws for the col
lection Of debts. Passed a bill author,-
zing the organization Of volunteer COM
panies.
The Legislature unanimously adopted
a petition to the President in favor Of
Mr.. Davis.
Gen. Towards address TO the freedmen
is generally well received. Fullerton's
course Is endorsed by Gen. Howard.
The steamship Advance, from Calves
ton to New Orleans, met with a storm
on the third, which compelled the ship
to put back. The crew had to throw a
portion Of the cargo, consisting Of beeves,
overheard.
All property held by the Freedmen's
Bureau in Northern Mississippi has been
restored to the owners.
It Is hoped Gen. Fullerton will have
the same done in West Louisiana, espeei-
ally that part in connection with the
Mississippi Commissioners orders forbid
ding his officers and agents from levey-
ing or collecting taxes.
Galveston Cotton Market.
GALVESTON, Nov. 4.-Stock Of cotton
ON hand, sixteen thousand bales. Mid
ding. thirty and a half, and thirty-one
and a half aents specie. exclusive of rev.
enue tax.
New York sight exchange, n and
two and a half cents discount.
swirz' Death Sentence Approved
WASHINGTON, Nov. 7.-Anapparently
we'll authenticated report says the Presi-
dent has approved the death sentence
upon Wirz, and fixed Friday next for his
execution.
wrecked Passengers from theC ircassian.
NEW YORK, Nov. THE Steamship
Carriek, with wrecked passengers from
the Circassian, has arrived.
View York Market.
NEW York, Nov. Cotton defined;
two sales at ffty-fve. Flour advanced
ten cents. Wheat advanced two cents.
Coffee quiet. Sugar firm at fifteen. Mo-
Iasses quiet. Pork thirty-two and three
quarters. Sterling nine. Gold forty
seven.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, NOV. Flour quiet, de-
elined three dents; Corn firm, advanced
two cents and a half; Oats twenty-seven
CENTS and a half: Mess Pork thirty-fOur
cents.
The steamer Chase, from New York,
arrived at Savannah on the first, after a
perilous passage.
Mai. Robbins, United States Quarter
master, on duty in the Marine, has been
placed under arrest on a charge Of fraud.
At a meeting Of prominent citizens OF
New York, held last evening, to provide
the best means in case of the appearance
of the cholera in that city, it was pro-
posed to employ physicians for visiting
the poor in their different wards, and
money was collected for that purpose.
The Posts Washington special says at
/, a Cabinet meeting to-day, Wells and
Farragut were cIoseted with the Presi-
dent. A general impression prevails
I, that the French Government has been
warned not to send any more troops to
Mexico.
New York Elections.
New YORK, Nov. Buffalo gone
Republican for the first time for many
years.
City returns indicate the election o.
the Union ticket by a large majority.
The State returns indicate a large
falling off of the Democratic vote.
Barlow is elected Secretary of State by
a large majority.
The steamer Rodolph sunk in Arkan-
sas river, involving a loss of f~orty-fvt
thousand dollars.
gen. SlOeum in New York City.
NEW YORK, November 7th.-Slocum
gets over twenty thousand majority il
this city.
~. Eouis INSTRUMENTATION Elected.
ST. LOUIS, Nov. Col. Meydimezin
r Radical, elected County Auditor. Vote
of Gen. Blair was rejected, who entered
suit against the Judges Of Election, claim.
ing twenty thousand dollars damages.
, Massachusetts Election News.
BOSTON, Nov. Bullock, Union can
| didate, undoubtedly elected Governor n
Massachusetts,.
Gen. Banks is returned to Congress:
from Milwaukee.
Fairchild, Union candidate, undoubt.
edly elected Governor of Wisconsin.
The negro suffrage vote is doubtful.
Chicago Republican ticket is elected by
fifteen thousand majority.