Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-15


lished at Richmond, Va, N Of th
organsofthe Methodist Episcopal Churcl
South, is to be removed to Baltimore
Nd, after the 1st Of July.
The death Of a Mormon bishop is thu
announced " He was 81 years old, an,
leaves an interesting family Of II wife
and A. small children to mourn hi
death"
A man named Robinson was "lynch
ed7 in Andrew county, Missouri, on th.
10th, for killing a Captain Hunter at
wood yard on the Missouri river abou
two months ago.
Seven persons were murdered nea
Philadelphia a few days ago. The bodie
were found in a barn, and seemed t.
have been dead for several days
Money was the apparent object of tn.
assassins.
Bowles, MiIligan and Horsey, sen
fenced to imprisonment in the Ohio pen
itentiary for conspiracy against the Gov
eminent, have been released by order 0
the Secretary Of War.
The payments of the direct tax Unde.
act Of August 5, 1861, for the first quartz
Of 1866, ending March 81, were as fol
lows: Virginia, S22,270 II: North Caro-
lima. $3.50; South Carolina, IO,a7 IS
Tennessee, $4,000; Arkansas, 1920
total s125,I JOY 81.
The steamer Santiago, which arrived
at Panama on the 10Th ult., from Callao
reports that a small Gillian steamer, the
Payne1e de Mantle, with go troops or
board, had been captured by the Span,
iards. Peru. Bolivia and Chill continued
their warlike preparations.
Money is very scarce in Russia. I'm
mense numbers Of estates are announced
for sale, but no purchasers present them
selves. The most important commerce
of the Russian empire, that Of cereals, is
at a complete standstiIl, there being nc
demand for expectation.
Some Of the English life Insurance.
companies are refusing to insure liquor
sellers, on account Of the extraordinary
risk. The rate Of mortality among them
is as high as 50 In 1000, while the rate Of
trades considered unhealthy, such as tailor
and shoemaker, is only 10 in 1000.
Maria Amelie, ex-Queen OF the French,
the second daughter Of Ferdinand the
First, King Of the Two S%icIies, wife Of
Louis Philippe, and grandmother Of the
young French princes who fought in the
United States army during the rebellion,
died on the gath ultimo, At Claremont,
England, aged 81 years.
The population Of the world is now
about l,225,0 900, O08. Professionalism en-
rolls about so, 900, 900. Romanism and
the Greek church report about go, OOO,-
900. Not one-ffth Of this worlds popu-
lation is even nominaIly Christians, and
out Of the $4,000, 600 Of Protestants not
more than 5000, 600 are estimated as de-
vout members of the Protestant church.
The disbursements and transfers made
by the Treasury last week amounted to
81. 3,0S3 =. The disbursements on &C
count Of the War, Navy and Interior
Departments during the same period
were as follows War Department, sos
325; Navy Department, 1884, SIS; Int
rior Department, sl35, 75S. Total, ST.
+55,6I3.
The results Of the first census of live
stock in Spain have been published.
There are 36,G22,3 l3 animals, comprising
g72, $50 horses, I,00l, SIS mules, I,290,s1
asses, 2,gO4, 59s cattle, 22,O54, s57 sheep,
1 429, 578 goats, 4,264,s17 pigs, and 3lO4
camels. The area Of Spain is about
125, 600 600 acres, and its population is
1858, Isl persons.
The Washington Chronicle gives the
following as the list Of vetoes issued since
the formation Of the Government: By
George Washington, , James Madison,
g James Monroe, /; Andrew Jackson,
9 John Tyler, 4; James K. Polk, 3;
James Buchanan, I Andrew Johnson, ?
The Empress Eugene is rather Demo-
cratic IN her opinions, judging from the
following remarks recently addressed by
her at 8 Tulleries reception to the Due
de Mariner We'll, Monsieur le Due, I
am only a woman, and understand but
little Of politics but I know the heart is
the left, and I am on your side"
The Southwest Pacific railroad will be
offered for sale next month. The st.
Louis Repu56caa says that although the
growth Of the Southwest Is certain, and
also the value Of this road, It is still in the
future. Men who expend money upon
the road must be content to wait for the
returns. These returns cannot be real
lied In q day. Hence such purchasers of
this property as honestly intend to push
the road forward 70 completion must be
supplied with capital out Of
they can afford to lie, perhaps for
years.
The printing division Of the Treasury
Department, last week turned out $780,
900 In fractional currency, Of which
amount SO, 500 were Of the five cent,
S67. 600 Of the ten cent, sI2l,5 500 Of twenty
five cent, and $4,000 of fifty cent de-
nomination. The total amount Of this
currency shipped by Treasurer Spinner
S275,0 600, divided as follows To the
Assistant Treasury al New York 500, 900;
to the Assistant Treasury at Boston $780,
900: 10 banks and individuals IN the
and West Sis, 600. None came
south, no orders having been received
this section for several weeks. The
redemption division destroyed during the
S478,I56 81 in this currency, which
had been returned to the Department in
a mutilated and worn out condition.
The amount on hand in the vaults Of the
Treasury is about 81, 500, 900.
The Knoxville and Kentucky railroad
is 10 be rapidly constructed. Charles NJ.
Niece has been elected president and
Col. A Terry engineer. The State Of
Tennessee has guaranteed to the Com
pany $4,000 per mile for the superstruc-
ture, said money 10 be paid as fast as the
grading is completed. 1t is ~sixty-four
to the State line, ten milesof which
IS finished, and ten miles more graded,
makes for the superstucture of the
road $40, 900. The State gives for bridge
money, sl06, 900. The State loans the
Company, by a recent law, $50, 600. The
Campbell county subscription amounts
10 $1,000, making a total Of assets Of
81 100000. OF this amount the Com
pany has drawn Of the State, under the
management $4,000, leaving to
the order Of the Treasurer Ss60,0O0. OF
this amount 100000 is to be used In
grading and building bridges. The
balance must be used for superstructures
but is available as SOC as the grading is
complete, rnile by mile.