Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-21
TELECRAPHIC.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.


Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. @-Leaf Tobacco fully sus-
tainee. Sales to-day lO hhds Lugs Sessl0.
Common leaf ssgl5; Medium light to heavy
$40 Des4; Good leaf sl592O; Wrappers s25as3l:
Corn IS; Oats %; Pork %; Bacon, shoulders IfS;
Clear sides 49,; Hams %; Whisky 81 p; Flour
quiet and unchanged Wheat dun, 81 50; Corn
58i Pork %; Lard Is; Groceries duh: Cotton H..
Great Excitement at Warrington.
NEw YoRK, Feb. MA Washington pispatch
says there Is great excitement on the probable
action Of Consress on the veto message. The
galleries OF the Senate were densely packed.
Senator FOOte is detained at home BY sickness.
~Ihechanees are rather In favor OF the passage
OF the Bureau bill over the Prezidents veto, by
a two-thirds vote, but the result is very
doubtful.
II has transpired that a majority Of the Cabl-
net were In favor OF the veto yesterday. Il
was supported by Secretaries Kennard, McCul-
lough and Wells, and it Is said that Dennison
and the other members opposed it.
The Committee on Ways and Means have de-
cided not 20 change the tax on whisky.
The sub-Treasury, yesterday and Saturday
sold aboE i've millions Of gold at 81 10. which
temporarily takes nearly seven millions OF cur
reney away from the market. All short de-
AAI - 4baAA1 are mel at SIX Der cent.
The steamers Hennon Livingston and VIrago,
from Savannah, have arrived.
New York Market,
z YORK, Feb. 20-Cotton mora active and
advanced &c. Sales were made at 40; Flour de-
clined lOc.; WHISKY dull and nominal; Wheat
lower; Corn 7Sc; Coffee dun for ommon ,nrmer
for good Sugar quiet, 1876; NIolasses quiets 81 o.
Pork &c; Sterling sc; Gold S1tc; Government
stocks have advanced &c; Stocks heavy;
smith & Cos kerosene oil works at Brooklyn,
were burned to-day. A fire also occurred on
Cedar street, burning the house OF Hopkins &
Co., cotton brokers.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-Flour dun. Wheat has
advanced : per cent. Pork 255tc. Loose hams
25z. Lard Ia. Hogs have advanced 2jc.
Myers 4 Drummond's tobacco factory at Alton.
was burned last Saturday.
Democratic J-OIIiheatiOn.
DAYTON, OHIO, Feb. @.-The Democracy had
a jollihcation to-day over the Presidents veto.
One hundred guns were fired. valandigham,
In speaking, said the Democracy did not elect
the President, but It was their duty now to
stand by him. lie announced to the mass
meeting that, in the future, a flag hoaIs
from his (Valandigham's) house.
The Freedmen's Bureau Bill.
WAsHIEGToN, Feb. 20.-The Senate failed 10
pass the Bureau bill over the Presidents veto,
not having a two thirds vote, by 80 against Is.
IN the House, Stevens, from the Reconstructive
Committee, reported a joint resolution that no
Senator Representative from the rebelious
States be admitted until Congress shall have de-
clared such States entitled to Representative.
Order read the minority report, concluding
with the resolutions that the Tennessee Repre-
sentatiyes be omitted.
Stevens said that until yesterday there was an
earnest disposition TO inquire whether Tennes-
see was entitled 70 a Representative, but since
then such a state OF things bad arisen that the
Committee could not proceed further in that
inquiry without surrendering a great principle
and the rights or this body 10 the usurpation Of
another firm. The resolutions passed by a vote
OF 1903 to 40.
NEW HAVEN, Ct, Feb. @.-The Democracy are
firing 100 guns in honor Of the Presidents veto.
Eg- Gen. Humphreys announces, 10y
proclamation, that the penitentiary is
now ready for the reception Of conviets.
Ia Judge Aldrich, of South Carolina,
has delivered a decision declaring the
constitutionality of the stay law of that
State.
nR E. F.. Douglass has been con-
firmed by the L. S. Senate as U. S. Mar
r. II VII n.-. A.