Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-23

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leo from Europe, the last week in De
eenber, numbered twelve hundred.
Ba- Elk Gov. c. S. Morehead is plant
iugin Mississippi. His post Office is Egg
Point Landing.
hG A rumored proposal to eede 81.
Domingo to England is creating some
comment at Bermuda
B- ten. Lee Is stopping in Richmond,
in attendance on the Educational Con-
vention now in session there.
sS~ Hon. John G.. Davis, long a mem
Der OF Congress from the Terre Haute
District, Ind, diedyesterday Of apopIexy.
n- DIR. Evans, the American dentist
in Paris, has been appointed dentist to
the Prince and Princess OF Wales.
nar There was a slight shock Of an
earthquake at Vera Cruz on the fifth Of
January. It was slightly felt in Mexico.
but severely at Puebla.
nE~ The President was considerably
i~ndisposed on Thursday evening, bat nc
fears We're entertained Of his serious 81.
ness.
br The Secretary Of the Treasury ha.
decided that the prohibition Of the i'm.
portauon of cattie does not apply to ID,
importation Of dressed beef.
10 John Van Buren, is reported tc
have said on the hoor Of the House thai
be hoped the suffrage bill would pass and
get before the president.
81 \ Marion county, Mo, preacher,
named Bober, was arrested on Monday
for refusing to take the oath, and bound
over to appear for trial before the Circuit
Court
"a Formerly we sent fifty thousand
tons ofrice to Europe; but since the war,
Europe sends heavily to US. The crop.
were everywhere lighter than usual last
year.
EsyAdviees from G~uadaloupe, ria Ber-
mGda, report that the cholera is still pre-
valIing, the average Of deaths being one
hundred and thirty-one Per day, in a
population often thousand.
Ia The Ohio Legislature in Joint ses-
sion, went into election for Uuited States
Senator, with the following result: Sher-
man, ninety-three Thurman, forty-one.
sherman's majority dfty-two.
Ia Two hundred and fifty bales Of
hay and one hundred and fifty mules
have been purchased in ST. Louis and
sent to the plantation in Mississippi,
now owned by Mai Gen. Frank P. Blair,
@ The New York Worlds Havana
correspondent says Spanish war steam
ers are ready for sea, if any Gillian
pirates, said to be fitting out in New
York, should make their appearance.
~ In h Kentucky House the Home
stead Exemption Bill passed by a vote OF
twenty-three yeas and eleven nays.
This bill exempbs from execution and
attachment ten acres Of land, not to ex.
coed in value q thousand dollars.
r. The New Orleans Data thinks il
omiuous that poutoon trains have been
ordered 10 the Rio Grande. They were
ordered from New Orleans by direction
Of Gen. Sheridan, whose chief Of staff is
now at Brownsville.
IA Several arrests Of parties We're
made az East St Louis who have been
systematically rcbbing the Ohio and
Mississippi Railroad Of freight amount
ing 20 one hundred thousand dollars,
which the railroad and transfer COM
panies have had 10 pay for.
"a letter from the Island0f Curacao
says that the ex-Emperor S~oUlouque of
HayJi, with his family and suite, had
arrived there, where he proposes to fix
his permanent residence, having been
banished from his place Of exile in ia
maica.