Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-05-01
TELEGRAPEIC.
EVENING DISPATCHES.


New ORLEANS, April 30.-TheNew York
steamer Allegheny, from SOUTHAMPTON
on the 18Th, has arrived. The sales OF
cotton on the 10th and 18th Were $4,000
bales; advanced ID; middline uplands
about 15d.; consols, S62GS6b.
The New York Tribune saws that the
plan for reconstruction has been agreed
upon by the committee, and that the
eXultation Of the pro-confederates over
the inability to agree of the Joint COM
mittee 0. fifteen proved i'll timed. The
committee, by a vote of twelve to three.
have agreed upon a proposition to be re-
ported to-day. Our views, Saws the nj
bune, are well known-universa amnesty
and impartial suffrage.
The HerGIdsays the plan is ingeniouslv
contrived, and considerably milder and
nearer the views and policy of the Presi-
dent than anything heretofore emanating
from heicOmmittee. 1t may be unne-
cessary in some things, superfiuous in
others, and unfair in its continued exclu-
sion Ofthe southern states after Their full
ttllmenI OF the conditions prescribed by
the administration. We now a~nxiously
await the issue before the house.
The fines says the scheme would seem
sweeping enough to satisfy the most X
acting radical. As a plan of p~acifcation
and reconstruction, the whole thing
might be styled a farce,
The World says the pGrport of the
scheme would not have been more appa-
rent if it had been labeled an infaliible
plan for preventing the sonth from
voting In the next Presidential election.
1t is not an honest proposition, and is
not Offered with any expectation Of its
acceptance, but with a deliberate design
that Ii snail be rejected.
The ~arl5Une'S special says that after
four months Of most searching inveStiga-
ton and dispassiODate discussion among
the members of the committee. it is be-
lieved that the plan will meet the entire
sanction of all shades of opinion. No
Union man of either house has eS-
pressed. any dissent, and the fFiends of
the President gave assurance tonight,
that if congress comes out with the
scheme in good faith, it will receive his
approval and cooperation.
1t is stated here that neither Of TIE
Presidents organs VIII commit them
selves uDoh the proposition in to-mor-
issue. Thaddeus Stevens avows a
readiness to acquiesee in the measures.
The lieutenant general expresses his APP
prevail, y : not anticipated that any
material amendments will be carried,
and that the States will be invoked to
convene their legislatures to secure its
adoption by loyal States, thus stimula-
ting concurrent action by States lately
in rebellion.
The foreign steamer MorOvia, from
has arrived.
The German question continues serious.
LIVERPOOL, April 27.-Sales of cotton
to spectators and exporters for . days
5000 bales. The market hrmer and tend
upward,
Manchester market duh and irregular.
Fl5lr iTmer, advanced six pence.
Wheat, advanced I'd; corn, firm and
advanced beef, dull: pork,
bacon, easier; lard, dull and
nominal.
The New York Times Washington spe-
eial says that many Union members of
congress assert that the entire recon-
struotion proposition can be carried
through both houses by a two-thirds
vote. Common rumOrs attribute the
plan 70 BOscoe, COnkling and FoTney.
Both wings of the party are out of humOr
with the result, but accept it as the best
that can be obtained.
NASHVILLE, April 30.-The case Of
Isham Henderson win be continued to-
lay, the President having approved the
proceedings of Gen. Thomas, anddireoted
that Henderson shall be tried by a court
martial.
NEW YORK, April 30-N0On.-Cotton
firm at 34@35c gold, 26{.