Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-26

I 1911 NnfNs duu contiHiitloh. Gsuippta
Interference i'm the affairs Of America
impossible in the very nature of thing
aud, if the Americans viii but quiet "a
the while a not unnatural sensitivenes'
they will find all their difficulties on thi
score disappear, probably without th
necessity Of any serious eNertions.
: narThere are twenty Baptist churche
i'm illinois, and fifteen pastors TO them.
ma A dog law has gene into operation
in st. Louis, imposing tax of three dol
lars per head on each animal.
So We regret to learn that John S
Claiborne, an old printer, Of Vicksburg
died on Wednesday last in that city.
M -Twohundred and twelve Congrega
tiOnal churches in the North have con
/ uibuted eighty thousand dollars to thu
church building fund Of the South.
nn- Sydney, in Australia, has eigh
congregational churches, besides severa
chapels and stations supplied by lay
preachers.
Bsy- The longest wordin Eliot's Indiar
! Bible is in Mark l:l0 Wutteppesittuk'
/ qssunnoowohtunkguab. and signifies
/ "kneeling down 10 him.
~ From what we can learn, SAYS the
Macon Journal we are led 10 fear that
there were at least four white ladies, liv-
ing i'm this vicinity, abused by negro
troops on Sunday night last.
hIrTt seems to be we'll settled, saysthe
Huntsville Adr0cdfe, that three Of the
cnlOred regiments here, are soon 20 he
mustered out. The Forty-fourth u. 5. c
l., viii remain for a while longer-until
relieved by white regulars.
B6F The largest Sunday School i'm the
world is at Stockport, England, number
ing about five Thousand scholars. There
are three hundred teachers. Over two
Thousand of tile scholars are above six
teen years old.
BSy- There is said to be a lady living in
Augusta, Ca, who has seven grand
mothers living, one of whom, i'm seven
teen hundred and ninety-eight, being
then a young lady, presented a bouquet
OF flowers 10 Gen. Washington.
re The amnesty which the Emperor
of Austria is about t0 proclaim for the
benefit of political offenders viii con
tain one notable exception-that of Kos
,uth, whom Francis Joseph thinks still
too powerful TO be admitted into Hunga-
rian territory.
pSy= A Mormon church has been or
ganized in Macon county, Illinois. A
Decatur paper SAYS "a large number of
the best citizens have attached them
selves TO this peculiar church, and ser
vices are regularly held every Sunday
Elder J. T. Clark, Of Clinton, officiating.v
Gra- In the Troy churches on Sunday,
the people camcnear freezing. The only
exception was in ST. Johns, the sensible
rector of which directed the sexton TO
light alfthe gas burners couple Of hours
before commencing service. In half an
hour the mercury ran up seven degrees.
la Rev Joseph Cross, d. D., formerly
q distinguished Methodist Divine, and
author of several popular works, among
Them Travels in Europe" and "Views
from Pisgah," has applied for Holy
Orders in the Episcopal Church Church |
hteHigeRosr.
BJ- A Hindoo writer saws. ''There is
40 moral standard which regulates caste. 1
A man may cheat, periure himself COM 1
nit theft or highway robbery, be con- /
-iGJed and be sent TO the Andamans for /
Years, and yet he does not lose caste.n
5tz31 A New York clergyman says there |
IRE not IN that city more than two hum /
lred thousand church gOers, Of whom /
ne-hait are Roman Catholics At any
me time not more than fifty thou
and can be found attending public wor- /
hip.
Lz77 Bishop Lay writes to the Chris
ian IRteiiigeHcer that he is prepared TO
dominate several missionaries for Ar
.ansas, and one for the Indian Territory.
te would be glad 20 correspond with any
lergyman who may be inclined OF
nter this field.
Bs5- Cain has found an apologist in DR..
of LOndOn, who, in his "Lives
{ the Patriarchs,' SAYS that Cain can /
ever have seen a dead human being, or
earned anything about death, or known
hat a heavy blow would destroy the vi
ality, Of which, again, he can have per-
eived nothing, his guilt was at the out
ide only manslaughter,
sfA- The Harrisburg TCleoraDH of Mon
ay saws: "pwO or three days ago. I'VE
elieve on Friday, "a lady residing on the
ther side of the river was informed by a
woman, who desired TO per-
'etrate Joke, that her husband had
een killed on the railroad. Upon hear
ng the statement the wife was so agi-
ated ihat she tainted, and her system
vas 50 completely hooked that she died
n sunday
IA" On the Feast Of the Immaculate
'DnceptiOn OF the b. Y. ". two young
aides Of this city received the white
ell in the Convent of the Good Shep-
erd, on Mount street Miss Maggie
Barron assumed the name of Sister Mary
( st. Agnes, and Miss Ann Clark the
anne Of Sister Mary of 81. Anthony Of
'adua. A large number of the friends
( the noviees witnessed the ceremony,
nd the Rev. Superior Of the House Of
ciated.-BaitiROre Mirror.
eea- The owner of Chicago skating
Ouds advertise all kinds of attractions.
me has secured the services Of Miss
arrie a. Moore, "whose piruuettes eX-
Il those OF the trained ballet girl upon
he sanded STAGE Another states that
he "oTigiual Jack Falstati, with his orig
lal awkward squad, will shortly appear
{ his park Another prOclaims a tour
ament, with prizes for the most sbillful |
ud closes with announcing "beneht
pr the poor
BCa- A statue Of the Empress Jose.
dime is about TO be set up in a place in
'aris, formed by the junction Of the new
Boulevard Beaujon and the Avenue Jose
hine, opposite the bridge of the Alma.
he statue is 10y NJ. Duhray, and repre-
ents the Empress in court costume, hav-
ng in her right hand "A rose, and in her
aft miniature of the Emperor, her nus
and. The statue, with It's pedestal,
measures nearly twelve feet in height.
B-g- The brig $. c. Hall, nom Phila-
elphia for Galveston, put in at Wash
ng;On, \, G., on the eleventh, short Of
oal, and reports that the schooner Retri-
'ution was in Hatteras Iulet, with four
II her crew hanging ia the rigging frozen
O death. The pilots are supposed To
rave been washed of and drowned. Thel
tetributiOn was the old tug Uncle Ben,
early Ia the war into
'riyateer az that psrt, by the rebel
authorities. Ii is not known where she
5 now from or whittier bound,
EeR-A new car couple, invented by G.
9. CLARK, Of Racine, Wis, relates TO the
lass which are termed self acting, and
consists in a novel arrangement of
hackles or links, springs, and shackle
mechanism, whereby the ad-
dining cars, when coming in contact,
gill be coupled with certainty, and read
ly un0oupled at any time when neces-
AIRY, and made TO uncouple or discau- !
lect itselfin case OF a car being thrown
rom the track, so that said tsr cannot
Irag the Others cQnBeet4d with il from
he traa#,
~ Taitls EdinLur.. NIa..nui,,l I'm. a.