Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-07

b. laVorbie 10 yoU as between your cas-
Elnd those of the prisoners Luby ani
lt Sol cary. who were convicted of "a simi
Ear offtnse: but our attention having
II kbeen called 10y Her Majesty's Att0rne!
p General 20 this plea OF Guilty" giveI
Ein your behalf in the year eighteeI
@Ehuudrei and iilty-nine, for identicall
Elae same ofteu~e, and having OeeI
Efouud guilty here to-day, we have n,
,s s@iiscretion left except % pass upon you
u the sentence tba. you he kept in pena
zservitude for the term OF your natural
t&iiIe Remove the prisoner
e The prison officers, who were assisted
! Soy a large force OF police, pressed the
!, ,=aTi-1aer from the front Of the dock. As
-Zae turned rouud he saluted some friend;
I'm the gallery, and, with smile, pro-
zeeeded by the underground passage from
@tle deck.
s At balf-past three o'clock the prison
Evaa. containing the prisoner and some
E,eu or a dozen police c0nstables, and sur
FOUNDED 1y the cavalry police and troop
E3i dragons and hussaTs, was driven TO
Athe I0untioy Convict Prison, where the
Erris5uer was received and at once placed
Eunder the prison discipline.
= The priS8uer's wife was permitted 10
p Ezsea him az "a farewell interview, just after
Ethe learned judge bad concluded his
Hcharge.
s. MISCELLANEOUS English Intelligence.
,H 1t Is announced by Sir Johs R0milly,l
EMaster Of the Rolls, aud Sir Francis Ba-
@ring. who hes filed various ministerial
E3iiiceS. are 70 he raised to The dignity of
E3f the PeeTEgs.
s Among the passengers who sailed from,
zSouthampt0n Tor New York in the Saxo-i
@uia were the groom and his wife, the:
z1aughter Of clergyman, whose eiope- +!
&mg at and marriage short time ago att
E .ra, ted so much attention.
& The notorious "YelvertOn case Is not
@vct finally disposed Of, Mrs. LOngWOrth'
4 Mrs. Neivert0ni having given notice Of.
Eher intention 70 move for q new trial Of
zhcr case against the Saturday Acriezg.
3 The cattle disease CONTINUES 70 increase.
Is Tie official returns for the week givesi
=lhe number of eases at hve thousand
z hree husdTed and fifry-six, being ones
F. housand five hundred and twenty-Jhrees
gin Excess Of the previous week.
e A Conference, ut which a number off
sagriculural societies We're represented :
=uere held in London on the subject ofa
Hthe cattle plague. Resolutions werez
BIASED calling upon the Government tOa
=adopt more stringent measures FOR arrest (
Sing the progress Of the malady, an1H
S.irginE upon the formation OF NATIONAL
s. Assurance Company with a State guar
zeanty.
: Earl Russell has quite recovered from
Shis indisposition.
s. LIvEEr0oI., Saturday evening, Dec. 10.
8 Sir H. Storks, IN addition 10 his fmc-s
Stious rs Governor Of Jamaica, wiz BEG
%Pre-ideut of the G C5mmisSiOn Of Inquiry Z
2 The other members Of the commission
4are not vet announced
q The trial in Liverpool in which thee
sought 70 recover his insurance {
3 1n the laying of the Atlantic telegraph, <
.alas resulted in "a verdict for the plaintiff E
q sar the total loss. leave has been given
go remove the case % the court above. :
81 The sales of cotton on Friday amounted
8 10 eight thousand bales, the market Clos
Sing quiet
S sock in port three hundred and forty-s
@eight shousaul bales, including one hun-s
%dred and twenty-seven thousand Amer
ss lean.
S The Manchester market was quiet, butz
@clased iirmer.
E Quite q larger portion of the cargo ofE
@the wrecked steamer British Queen, fr0ms
ssiayre 10 Liverpool, was intended fors
. sshipmeui by the CunaTd line 70 NewE
York. A survey has recently been heldE
Fover the cargo Of the British Queen, rel +
=sulfing in the condemnation of the5
ssgreater portion which viii be sold. Suchz
aarticles, however as may be found OF 2s
=character not seriously damaged by Naterz
@gyill be sent to New York; and the Aus
takes of the recent cargo OF theE
ayessel nearly three hundred cases OF
=wine, and a number Of other packages OF
HvalUabie goods.
spain and Chilli
81 The London Star has reason 10 believed
sthat the dispute between spain ana Chilis
81 on the eve OF an amicabie arrange-
Gmeuf. The mediation Of England hase
Ebeen accepted 10y spain, and there IS
ssevery reason 10 believe thai that power
IS quite prepared TO abide by the proposi7s
ati0ns which England may suggest.
e France.
4 The weekly returns of the Bank Of
EFranoe exhibit a decrease Of the cash ons
&aaud OF four million francs.
H The Bourse, on the fifteenth, was ilrmH
@at 67-l7.
81 The Hungarian Diet was opened ont
s. he fourteenth By the Emperor ins
EsDer=gu-
81 His Majesty ssid a contradiction ex-
E3isted between the statements Of somes
q AUSTRIAN statesmen, who asserted thatE
EHmgary had forfeited all her ancieniE
-euStitu-ional rights By the insurrectiOu.
F1f eighteen hundred and forty-eight and
Etaighteeu hundred and foTty-nine, auus
81 he claim Of the Hungarian political par.
F5.ies TO have all the constitutional reform!
ssvigor0usly carried out on the basis Of MS.
f3tarical rights. This contradiction could:
sasnlv be reeonciled By the pragmatic sanc-|
,E1tion which both parties had taken al
Atkeir point Of departure.
~ The Emperor recognized the necessity
-Hsaf the autOnoy Of Hungary, so far as'
-ezit does not affect the unity of the Emplrel
-Fand tie position OF Austria IS great EuI
aEsropesn power. His Majesty wished tol
-ssre-establish the integrity of the Hunga-
s5rian Crown, and IN order TO effect thus
etS-teus had been taken that TTansylvania
#lnd Croatia should be presented in the
5Diet Of Pesta. The first task before the
-k5Diet was TO take into consideration those
3. .=1,esti0us which concern all the PROV
HziIees The Emperor wished the Diet I'd
s sskeep IN view as their principal ann, the
eEzUuify Of the Empire and the position OF
FzAustria as a great Power. The second OBJ
eaiect OF the Diet must be the revision of
eEEtbe laws Of eighteen hundred and
efafgrtv-eight, which were "a be modi-
EHed since they were Incompatible, not
cEHonlv with the unity of the Empire, but
tFawstb the rights of the sovereign. These
o offnrincinal questions having been solved.
nh3fbe piet must then discuss the inaugural
. if41iuloua. fthe programme Of the corona
-t7ti6n after which the coronation OF the
q EEmperor Of Austria as King Of Hungary
essyoUld take place tie hoped that the
. daic8niidenee between tke nation ana me
Fixing would be increased, and that tht
Esrreat work 81 decentrahZing Austria ana
{ tEHuugarv would give satisfaction 20 al
q dEstEa nationalities composing the Empire
" His Majestys speech was frequently
Uninterrupted by cheers
"a Greece.
q Another Ministerial crisis has occurred
H rro7.o5ition bv the Ministry that the
5s,Tharn5er should be proEoguedi was r.
s ,cted by the Assembly by eighty-iour L
q .,.-aoty votes. MhereupOn the Ministry
y s5r5signed. and q new Cabinet was formed
"a 1ndia.
"a BOMBAY, December 3.-Cotion very
-t5fru Weeks export, thirty-nlne thous
Aaud bales. Exchange, two shillinss, on
lsand one-fourth pence. Freights TO Law
b, tfsruool. thirly-fiVe shiliiHgs.
A CALlCTTA, November J5--ihlp p.fl
Eg,iiet. Indigo higher. Exchange W.
= iE-hillings and one-eighth pence. Freight
u SO London, forty-two shiilings ana SD
a Spence,
nc Brazil and Paraguay
MS The mails reached Lisbon on the hi
ltl -AcElLllr VIII AAlD uAlt1 ~
ly&Jweuty-fif
= The Emperor had returned TO kio
W. zihe Paraguayans had caunOnaded IN
5ierritorE Of N1ile CoTieLtes, The allie
continued their forward move
le, zment. The allied squadrons were at Ire
10 eB0cas.
nt The Paris P1trie says that " the Ameri
zcan Minister AT Buen0s Ayres had visite'
We sLopez, the faraguayan President, WHOM
nd She found willing 10 come to an agree
Is ament with the allies. Hopes are enter
en- 1tained that Brazil and the Argentine Re
oe EpubIic, who had at first declined 70 trea
a Awith Lopez, Will shortly be animated b
l adifferent sentiments
ve ERarfsue Of the shOicra-Ez eessttau {,
EriEand Chiefs.
- A letter from Nap'es Of the eighth re
nv ports a large decline in deaths fror
,-a alvholera. The cases had not exceede
lld Afourteen per day for week. The Qficic
= = T.,-,rnCrl gives the total number Of bur
z = -4 ~ .,.,ffi of 0gJObfr as larin