Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-11
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EVENING DISPATCHES

From the Evening Ledgsrl
LOUISVILLE, April 10.-T0bacco IN.
changed; sales IS hhds flour, dun a
s.; corn, higher at 5sa63c; bacon
shoulders 12}c; clear sides quiet at Ice
plain hams 1Sc; lard lSc; oats Acc
whisky duh az - IS.
WASHINGTON, April l0.-Maj.-Gen
Steadman, accompanied by his staff Off
GERS and some of the correspondents o.
leading papers, leave here to-day on an
extensive inspecting tour of the opera
items Of the Freedmen's Bureau in all
the Southern States. They proceed first
to Richmond, and extend their tour to
Texas.
NEW YORK, April l0.-Geo. Peabody
intends leaving England on the 18th in
slant for this country.
At a public meeting last evening OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church, under
the auspices Of the Ladies' Centenary
Association, Chief Justice Chase pre-
sided. Addresses were delivered by
Bishops Jones and Simpson. Chase Ell
luded 10 the Civil Rights bill, saying that
the next step should be to give the ballot
to emancipated slaves.
FREDERICK, y. B., April l0.-In the
upper House yesterday the an~ti-cOnfede-
ration minority Presented a protest
against the resolutions Of Friday and the
Queens address. The lower House adj
jOurned till to-day, when it is reported
some members viii send in theirresigna-
tons. The excitement isstil very great
FORTRESS MONROE, April l0.-RumOrs
prevail that ex-PresidenJ Davis IS To be
removed 10 Richmond on . writ Of hd-
boas corpus. Fears are entertained that
he cannot live through the summer if he
IS not released. His health is growing
worse.
NEW York, April 10.-The Fenian
Senate met yesterday in secret session.
The Portland steamer Belgian, from
Liverpool Goth, has arrived. The Lon
don Times says there is too much reason
to fear that peace in Europe is about to
be broken up by one of the least Just,
least necessary wars of modern times,
and heartily trusts that England may
hold alOOf. Half a dozen war vessels are
preparing for sea at Plymouth, reported
10 be for the st. Lawrence. No later
commercial news.
NEW YORK, April 10-The POwhat-
tan, Monadnock, Tuscarora and Wander
biit were still at Valparaiso on the 22d
ult., and the M0hango and Nijack were
at CallaO st the same date.
The Steamer Mary was at Havana,
and it was rumOFed that she wOuldlay up.
The Watree sailed from Panama on
the 2Sth for Callas.
NEW York, April l0.-Tke Fenians
preparing TO receive Stephens, who
is expected by the next HaFre steam
ship.
FoREIGN.-The Chiliana has arrived
ont from Baltimore.
The steamship North America, from
Portland, was detained one day.
WASHINGTON, April I0.-In the Senate
the Loan bill passed-thirty-two against
seven.
HALIFAX, April lG.-The steamer Eng
land lies below the lighthouse. Part of
her passengers viii be placed aboard a
hospital ship and Others in shanties
erected N the beach. The passengers
were principally irish and German.
The London Times, Herald, advertiser
and Post condemn Bright's Birmingham
There is no foundation ia the rumOred
alliance between Italy aHd Prussia.
The nobility assembly at 81. Peters
Jurg voted elS0 to send a petitioner from
he President to the Emperor, praying
permission for the Provisional Parlia-
nent TO address him indiscriminately on
concerns. 1t was OF course mega
lived by the Gar, as a short time since
he OriginatOrs Of similar addresses We're
and banished to Siberia.
PORTLAND, April 10.-AbOut 200 Fe-
have sailed for Esstport, on the
British frontier.
NEW YORK, April 1O.-The HeraJd's
money article says the changes in the
asst statement of the public debt still de-
nand explanation from Mr.. McCullOch.
is a general decline Of stocks from
reports at Halifax.
WASHINGTON, April 10.-The Presi-
.ent has sent Congress a message in ref
renee to grants of land by Congress in
SO, 1858 and 1884, for railroad aid, to
Mississippi, Alabama, Arkansas, Florida
nd Tennessee, which expire by limita-
pa the lith Of August, and recon-
bends that the time for the completion
{ the railroads be extended five years.
communication from the Secretary Of
he Interior accompanies the message,
nd accords with the views of the Com
Missioner General, who urges the com
Of these roads.
san Domingo advices say a great FIRE
ccUrred AZ Port au Prince on the 18th
Instant, which destroyed about one thou
and houses.
The steamers David, City OF New
ORR, North American, Louisianian and
.sia, have arrived out.
The London Times says that Bourse is
lUch excited by warlike Tumors
ST. LoUIs, April lO.-A special says
he cause of the late steamboat cOnfla-
has been traced to coal oil, with
-hich the cook of the Nevada was light
a fire in the cook house. The Board
T Underwriters have under advisement
prohibition of the use of coal oil on
.eamerg.
New York, April 10, L motion,
ioTe inquiry for export, at SIC; gold,
g..