Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-03
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MEDMlGHT DISPATCHES.


Removal of Mobile Collector.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 2-Assistant Secretary
Chandler and Hon. Harvey NJ. waterson have
arrived here. Mr. Chandler has removed r. v.
Montague nom the Coliectonship OF Mobile.
on account OF his alleged connection with I. c.
a. Dexter, iatespecial agentin certain tausac-
TONS + n. Lowry is now acting as Collector
The steamer Belfast was recently captured on
the T3mbisbee river, by forty guerrillas. Amer
landing all her cotton, the boat was returned 10
her captain. These guerriilas swear vengeance
against all Government cotton. A gun boat
has been sent up the river 10 hunt them down.
Gen. Weitzei has written a letter 10 the Adfu-
tantGeneral's Department of Texas, reviewing
recent events. II includes a protest from tho
merchants OF Matamoras and foreign consuls.
he makes counter charges that these professions
were greatly instrumental in aiding the Com
federetes during the war with arms. ammuni-
ton and general supplies. He has disayoyyed
connection with the capture OF Bagdaa and
feels assured that his Government viii also do
Cen Neitzel has issued an order directing
commanding officers to arrest all armed per-
sons lurking in the District Of the Rio Grande
The Commission Investigating the BaSdad
affair, is now in session at Brazos. All persons
whether residents Of United States or Mexico
who have knowledge Of the affair, are invited
70 give testimony.
Gen. Weitzel has annulled the order muster
ing out the one hundred and eighteenth Col
ored Infantry until the Commission reports.
It is again stated thai Juarez has arrived al
san Antonia.
Ware Houses Burned.
KANSAS CRY, Feb.2-The Qu-artermastsr and
Commissary warehouses at Fort Riley have
been burned, involving a loss Of one million
dollars.
Cincinnati Market.
CDcfSNATL Feb. 2-Flour quiet; Wheat oOc
Corn declined ic; Oats 2S1z; Cotton Sc. Hogs
u9{c; Lard ne
Canadian Trade not D-isarranged.
NEW YORK., Feb. 2-The special 10 The Gam.
mercial says the returns from the loyal State N
the Special Committee OF the House show the
aggregate which eannot be audited and paid bv
the Government, under existing laws. win ex-
coed five hundred million.
It's now considered eertain that Canadian
trade will not be d~isarranged by the expiration
OF the treaty.
New York Market.
NEW York, Feb. 2-The cotton markell is dun
and heavy at 49c; Corn SIC; Coffee quiet; Molas-
ses, Porto Rico, SOC; Pork SO; Sterling SIC;
Money active, . tot; Gold ig}Sc.
Congressional.
WAsHSGToS, Feb. Am the Senate a bill TO
protect all persons in The enjoyment of civil
rights. passed thirty-One against twelve.
SWtndIer Arrested.
ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2-Geu. COlbaugh, who Is said
TO have been engaged in various swindling ops-
%rations, was arrested hero to-day.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, Rsb-2-Flour quiet; Weat dun 81 p;
Corn dull, S71zc; Mess Pork s98; Hams l6: Lard
l614e; Hogs 50 8.
DesuItOry Discussions.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-Both House and sem
ate have been occupied With desultory discus
sons and the presentation OF resolutions with
out action.
River, Weather, Etc.
P~rTTsBuRe, Feb. 2.-RiYer four feet six inches
and falling Weather clear and cool.
New Orleans Market.
New ORLEANS. Feb. 2.-Cotton active. sales
Of the week 800 bales at 4sc to 4ae. Receipts for
the week. 2,0O bales. Stock ON hand, $1,000
bales. sugar active. Fair to fully fair I4L.c 20
BIC. Gold zoe. Other markets unchanged.
There has been a large nre at Jefferson. Texas.
destroying two blocks and involving 4 loss of
hfty thousand dollars.
Gen. Mower, commanding sub-distIict Of Cal
weston and Heuston, passed here en- route for
home, previous TO being mustered out.
A large invoice of goods, imported from Eng
land MA Havana, have arrived at Galveston
and been sent into the interior.
Several German vessels are soon expected al
Galveston with emigrants.
The railroad is completed between Lavacca
and Victoria.