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

NEW YORK, Jan. "a special dis
patch says Information has been received
that Juaruz fled from chihuahua, on the
ninth of December, with twenty-five
men. The I~mperialists entered the place
without resistance.
There seems no doubt that the last
steamer from Europe brought the State
Department positive Information from
Paris, that the French troops viii be
Withdrawn within a stated period.
David Schiff and George B0yce have
been arrested and identified A. the rob
bsrs Of the messenger Of the Farmers
and Citizens Bank of Williamsburg. No
clue az yet to the money.
A Toronto correspondent says tine Tea-
son Of the pOstpOnement of the meeting
Of Parliament till Nay next, IS fear
that the Fenian invasion may be made
during the winter.
The provincial Fcuians, though in
favor Of Mahony, are nOtopposed t0inya-
sion by Gen. Sweeney.
One night last week word was sent
over by discharged volunteers at Ogdeus-
burg, that the Fenians We're coming. The
garrison Of Fort Wellington turned out,
when the volunteers fired several shots.
The garrison behaved very badly, and
the volunteers returned very well salts
fed with the sport.
A Fortress Monroe correspondent says
great injustice has been done several in
dividuals by the peremptory order re-
moving all Southerners from the for
tress, as many had been Union soldiers.
The loss of property by the Water
street fire, Saturday night viii amount
to six hundred and forty thousand dol
lars.
Information Demanded.
WAsHTNGToN, Jan. 22-The French
Minister has demanded Of the State De
partment information relative to the re-
cent capture Of Bagdad, Mexico, by
Yankee flibusters. No information had
been received. Gen. Sheridan has been
requested to investigate the affair and
punish offenders.
Several French officers, direct from The
Macmillan Government, passedthrough
the capital yesterday on their way 10
France. They gave fiattering accounts
Of Imperial prospects, but no details.
The operations Of the Republicans In
Northwestern Mexico is still carried on
with great perseverance and energy.
Gen. Ogazan, commanding the depart
ment Of Jalisc0, leaves san Francisco
this month for Gaudalajaca, capital Of
his State, having authority and means to
raise a force to take the field against the
Imperialists.
Alvarez is still encamped near AGA
pulcO, and has possession Of all the sur
rounding country. He is keeping close
watch on the Imperial troops garrison
ing the town. The Imperialists dared
not venture outside Of the Qualifications.
Their supplies had to come 70 them by
sea.
The entire country from Acapulco 20
within a short distance Of the City Of
Mexico is in possession Of the Liberals.
The Mexican papers publish the pro-
tests Of soldiers Of the Belgian Legion
i'm Maximilianis service, who were made
prisoners by the Republicans, againstthe
Emperor's order decreeing death TO al
Republican prisoners. One protest is
addressed to Macmillan, and another
to the representative Of the Belgian ma
ton.
A Berlin correspondent says a great
panic prevails at the Prussiau capital i'm
consequence of new and terrible malady
which is now ravaging Prussia. Twenty
per cent. of all persons attacked die the
most horrible of deaths. Surgeons trace
the malady TO a worm That attacks pigs.
Germans are essentially pork eating peo-
pie. and prefer rare cOOkedfO food. Intense
alarm pervades al classes.
New York Cotton Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. Cotton, nominal
at soc; Gold, 595.