Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-03

MEMPHIS APPEAL
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pany, through our attentive friend Hol-
brook, for the very latest papers from all
points.
EsQUIRE CREIGHTON is absent at Ral-
eigh attending the County Court now in
session at that place, and al cases for
trial before him are continued until We'd
nesday tomorrow.
TELEeRAws.-Tbe be ollowing kilograms
remain uncaIled for: J. Frost, J. f.
Cartwright Rev. B. l.. Converse, Oscar
Hyatt John Kriel, S. p. Clark, and Z.
Z. Root
REc0RDER's COURT.-Twenty persons
were arrigned before this Court on yes
terday, and the usual number Of cases
Of drunken men, and d~isorderly persons
Of both sexes, sdmonished to sin no
more " and by way of impressing the
necessity of needing the sdvice, Sll7 was
left as donations to the city treasury
Police ARREsTs-Some fourteen peo-
PIE, Of wbom the majority were citizens
OF African descent, took lodgings at Cas-
tie Kelley on yesterday, nor very VIII
lingly in al instances, if struggling TO
keep out be any evidence Of disinclina-
tian, and the police were obliged 10 resort
10 exertions we should esteem decidedly
onerous in such very warm weather as
we experienced Yesterday.
THE LATE GEN. CLEBURNE-Very
general inquiry has been made for pho
tograps Of this much lamented officer, and
heretofore there seems TO have been great
difficulty in obtaining a likeness of this
particular general. We are indebted to
Nh. O'Hara, Of Nc. 661 Jefferson street
FOR handsome photographs Of Gen. Gle
burne, "Gen. Lee nou," taken very
lately and in citizens dress and many
Others Of the most prominent soldiers of
the late Confederate service.
NEGRO KILLED BY GENERAL FoR-
REsT.-We learn, from a private letter,
that this distinguished Confederate Gen
eral has been forced, I'm defense OF his
own life, to XIII one of the freedmen en-
gagged in his service, and residing on his
cotton plantation. We have seen a de
tailed statement Of thisunfOrtunate affair, 4
from n disinterested third party, and there
is no doubt whatever that the killing
was in self-defense and entirely j~ustiia-
be.
ST. MARY's FAIR AID FESTIVAL
We CHANGED into Greenlaw Hall last
evening and witnessed one Of the most
joyful and pleasant scenes that has fallen
10 our lot for sometime. One Of the
most pleasant features in connection
with the festival, besides the elegant mu-
sic -discoursed, IS the voting Of a CANE to
the fav0rite Alderman. This excites a
most intense interest, and the most zeal
friends Of each Of our worthy City
Fathers are depositing their greenbacks
in favor OF his getting the CANE. How
ever, without the Cogliag, AlderDsn
Kelly is literally supported b his
friends, and so far leads the van. BIZ.
Wunderman comes next, and hk fnany
German friends are certain Of his getting
it. Many Of the other AiseAh are
also well up. QuadFiIles afs stantly
On the floor, 50 that every oa1aean recre-
ate themselves as vel wish. Go
tonight and mingleH the happy i
r
THEATRIcAL-Hsrfbied by the press
North aud West As an actress Of superior Z
merit, we andepated in the de5ut Of !
Hiss Hosmef, last evening, a rare histri- !
mic treat; cat although the play was
.endered With the ful strength Of the {
.0Dlpany. and in accessories and scenic !
.dscts very vel mounted, we were not !
satisfied. Miss Hosmer has fine a
ierson, and a Dice full-toned and even e
D - intonation, bat in or Judgment, a
he Fss too vehement for nature, and }
narred the effect Of passages full Of pa !
hos by a delivery too -declamatory for I
lac tenor Of the words uttered, as well as 4
damaging 10 the illusion designed TO be
In the scene with Countess Aid q
bella she was exceedingly true 10 nature O
nd almost reconciled Us 10 u precon- r
expectations, and in the last act, e.
d the ball room scene, she again unmis-
akably asserted her claim 90 be esteemed q
n artiste. Saying thus much, We q
end further comment until we shall \
ave assisted at other roles perhaps more =
1us0uant 10 this lady's genius. a
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