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

NEW ORLEANS, April 0U.-Ine steamer
George Washington from New York has
arrived.
Cotton mas recovered 8 cents Of previ-
Gus decline; sales 1850 bales tO-day's re-
ceipts, 1852 bales; low middling, 33G34c;
sugar, fair TO fully fair I3$GI4c molas-
ses, nominal -four, firm, supeTtine s. 70;
corn, DC lower, mixed and yellow 81 05
GS1 Oh oats, 57G80c pork has ad-
vanced 81 mess pork, S3l bacon,
shoulders l43c; clear sides Isle; gold,
264o; sterling, SSc francs, l4c freights
unchanged.
The press is severe on the cholera quar-
antine, which has been modified SO as to
be discriminating.
All vessels IRE 10 be examined, but only those
having cholera are TO be quHrautined, The
New York shipping Is free except that greater
vigilance has been ordered.
The United states court mas closed and Judge
Darrell says he will keep it closed so long as bay
Onets bristle about il.
There is a new hood coming down from all
the rivers above. The whole OF southwestern
Louisiana is overhowed. There is no progress
made in closing the crevaSses tn loss Of prop
erty and crops viii be immense.
GALVESTON, April M-The Ind battalion Of
regulars have arrived. Gen. Heintzelman
leaves tO-day for San Antonia-his fRture head
quarters. Thesprospeot ofthe crops are reported
to be very good and laboreys generally are
NEW YORK. Aprl S8-rhe steamer Hibernlan
is at FarJiilT Point. Cotton has declined ado
3D.; weeks sales, GS,OD bales; midling Orleans,
1876 sales on Friday 1900 bales, closing nrm-
The German kilograms are til hopeful Of
peace.
PTrTsBURG, April sa-The river is seven feet
by the pier marks. The weather IS clear and
NV HAVEN, CoNN., April sO--The clock
eompanys buildings-seven in nUmber-and
eleven dwellings We're burned to-day. Los
s2O0,O0Q.
NEw YORK, April N-The Tr5baae's special
voring the reconstruction report.
All volunteer staffofnces will soon be mus
tered out.
The cholera is last abating at the lower quar-
antine, There have been no deaths or addi.
tional cases since Friday. An on board are re-
ported ia a fair way ofreesvery.
The steiner Lafayette, from Havre and Brest
the 18th, arrived Saturday night.
Well informed persons think a collision in
British NaEth American waters quite possible.
CINCINNATI, April m.-Flour, quief-suner-
hne, S. 29So %; wheat, unchanged corn, less
active, nrm, 5SG6Sc; oats. nc whisky, s. .;
from the market pork, SIS; bulk meats, u@
I4ci lard, 20c; bacon, dun, IEA@IT5c; cotton,
nrm ana unsettled, 192Se.
Pn~ILADELPHIA, April a.-There has been a
large meeting Of the Fenian circle. A commit
tee was appointed to so TO New York and as
certain from O'Mahony the object Of the recent
movements ofoticers at headquarters and get
an explanation Of the manner IN which the
funds are being expended.
MAhhlNtaAlH. Api4A DE-NeluLG-Mr. EHsSen-
den, frOm the reconstruction committee, re-
ports the following Joint resolution and bill
SECTIONl !. No state shall make or e~pforreanv
law which ahridge The privileges or immunfties
Of citizens Of the United Sts.es, nor shall anv
state deprive any portion of her citissns OF life.
hoslty or proPerly without due process of law,
equal protection Of the laws.
Sec. , Representatives shall be apportioned
among the several states which may be inclu-
ded within this Union according TO the respec-
tive members, counting the whole number Of
persons in each state, excluding Indians not
taxed. hpt whenever, IN any state, the cleo
offs male citizeps not less than twenty-one
years or age ~ any way abridged, except for
participation in rebellion, or other crimes, the
basis Of representation, in such states, shall be
reduced in proportion to which members OF
such male citizens shall bear 10 the whole num-
Der OF male citizens not less than twenty-one
years OF age,
Sec, q That until the 4th day of July. 1865. all
parsons who voluntarily adhered to the late in
surreotion, and giving Il aid and comfort, shall
be excluded from the right 10 vote for members
OF congress and for electors for President and
Vice President Ofthe United States.
s. @ 4 That The United States nor any of the
states shall assume or pay any debts or Obliga-
tons already incurred or that may hereafter be
incurred IN aid OF She Instruction or war
against the United states or any claims for
compensation or loss by Involuntary service or
labor.
SEQ S That congress shall have power 10 en-
Of this article.
n blll 70 pIANtun .IAI LESm IOnA0TALl0A Oh the
states lately ia rebellion 10 their full political
rights, by the admission Of their delegates TO
congress, and a second bill debarring leading
rebels from holding Office, are also reported, in
Guiding the blowing classes First, The pres
Vlce-presldent OF the sO-called Confed-
crate States and heads of departmeuts thereof
second. Those who acted in other Countries
as Confederate agents Third. Heads Ofdepart-
ments Of the United States, officers Of the army
and navy of the United States, and all persons
! 0f the Confeieracy so-called at the military
acaaemy OF the United States, Judges of courts
OF the United States, and members Of either
heuse ofthe Nth congress Of the United States,
! who ave aid or comfort 70 the late rebellion.
Fourth. Those who acted as officers of the
/ sO-ealled Confederate states, above the grade Of
/ colonel, or masterin the navy or any one Whoa
governors Of either Of the Coiederate states
gave aid or comfort to the late rebellion, with.
I Those who have treated the officers, or soldiers,
or sailors Of the army or navy of the United
States captured during the late war, otherwise
1T II Is unaerstood that The vote upon them was
/ y against 3, as il Is known that Senator John
son and Representatives Goodyear and Rogers
Senators Fesssuden, Grimes, Harris, Howard,
Williams, and Representatives Stevens wash
burne Of Illinois, Morrill,, Bingham, Conkling,
The house bill authorizing the construction
OF "a bridge across the Mississippi al Quincy. I'LL,
was taken up and an amendment offered to
havea bridge q Hanns1al, Mo-, and another
for a bridge At Burlington, Iowa.
The Julian resolution offered last January
for the speedy trial OF Mr.. DAVIS and his prompt
execution if found guilty. was taken mp. Julian
addressed the house in support OF the resolu-
ton when IL was referred TO the Judiciary com
mittee,
Several bills and reservations were offered and
! appropriately referred.
NEW YORK, April @,-1he Tribune says the
bank Committee decided to-day 10 report
against the creation OF any more national
Il banks.
A large numbe Of counterfeit hves on the
oneida county bank, are circulating in
Brooklyn.
The 1OmserslaFs special says the Austrian
minister advertised his furnished residence and
expects the next steamer viii bring news OF the
sailing Of Austrian troops for Mexico, which
will insure the reception OF his passport from
Seward. There is great hostility 70 the recon-
s~tructioD scheme. Both the Ndfiaadl IHtelf-
oencer and Republican oppose II.
SBOsros, April S0-The British steamer Bos-
phorus, from Johnstown 18th, arrived with 7AC
passengers. No sickness on board.
WHEELINe, April @--The burglars engaged