Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-12

NEW ORLEANS, January ia Mata-
morOs letter Of the 9Th says there is great
rejoicing over the surrender Of Guadale
Jora and evacuation Of San Luis, under
the administration Of Borriazabal.
The new governor of Tamaulipas is
reported to be giving great satisfaction.
In contradiction, a dispatch dated
Brownsville, January 9TH, says Cortinas
has just arrived ia front Of MatamoroS,
and will at once invest the city,.
Weather cloudy and threatening rain.
Business is inactive. The river IS still
very high no arrivals. Department.
w. Strader, for Louisville.
NEW YORK, January ia dispatch
from ROlla, Mo, states that the rails are
laid on the Southwest Pacific railroad
between there and GascOnade river.
WAsHINGToN, January ia negro
regiment, recently recruited here, COM
manded by Gen. Mics, has been ordered
TO Charleston, S. c..
The Rev. DR.. Lehon, missionary and
secretary Of the Methodist church south,
is in the CITY. He has Just arrived from
Tennessee to Baltimore, aud reports the
progress and prospects Of the Methodist
mission throughout the world more
favorable than ever under DR.. Lehon's
direction. Especial attention is to be
given to the religious culture Of the ne
groes in opposition TO the measures Of the
recent Roman Catholic council.
The new tariff provides that goods in
bonded warehouses, on which duties
have not been paid, shall pay all rates Of
duty imposed by this act. Another sec
ton provides for a drawback on exported
manufactured articles, TO the amount of
tariff collected on imported articles con-
sumed in manufacture also articles
worked up in the construction Of United
States vessels. Another section author
izes the United States TO take any goods
imported at invOice prices, adding freight
invoice and other charges.
The committee on tariffs provides the
tariff Of 8 cents per pound on grades NOT
above No. II, Dutch standard; 81 Gems
on grades between l. and IA cents ON
all above 10. On spirits manufactured
or distilled from grain, s. ID per gallon;
for cordials, liquors, hitters, etc, > 40.
Brandy is excepted hOm the provision
that liquors imported in bottles shall pay
8 cents per bottle. Cigars, cigarettes,
and cherOOtes, , per pound
In wool and wOOllen products traders
classification and house bill rates has
been adopted. For unwashed wool, first
value 80 cents, class ten cents per pound
ana ten cents additional on hair, alpae-
ca, goat and camel, value w % cents
per pound, y cents, and 10 cents ad va
lorem on wool of third class wool I'M
washed and mitted, when y cents or
less in value, three cents when over y,
six cents specific duty on first class
wool when washed twice; when secured
thrice amount Of unwashed upon sheep.
Gil Oh - cont aH vrnlnraFya Wei
len rags, shOddy, etc, y cents per
pound; wOOllen cloths, IS cents per
bound and 80 per cent ad valorem
on blankets, wO0llen and wOrsted.
Yarns not exceeding 40 cents per pound
in value, 20 cents; above 30 and not eK-
ceeding 50 in value, 30 cents; not exceed
ing 50 cents, 30 cents with additional
ad valorem in each case. In iron, house
classification with Welles' rates adjusted
with slight increase TO Welles' rates.
Linseed and fax same s present tariff.
-PARIS, Jan. 1.-THE monitor Minau-
t0witch is receiving crowds Of visitors 1t
C~erebagena. The press here warns the
Americans against impeaehing Presi-
dent Johnson. The Empress CarlOtta
is improving in health, mind and body.
LONDON, January ll.-There are ru-
mors Of a universal panic in Shanghai.
House.-The postofioe committee in
strUcted inquiry as to the e~Epediency of
establishing an ocean mai between San
and Oregon city.
Several private bills were taken up on
reports from the committee and
without reading.
a number OF other private bills OF nc
general interest passed.
\ bill allowing James Cooper sixteen
thousand dollars for the bark Gen. Berry,
chartered by the government and de-
BY the Confederate steamer
Florida, elected q long debate and was
aid ver and placed on the private cal
\ communication from the postmas-
.er general, on mail service to Brazil,
vas referred to the pOstofiice commit
A communication from the war de-
gartment relative to the horses that
we're lost in Indiana during Gen. Jno.
MOrgan's raid, was referred TO the
military committee.
The house went into committee OF
he whole on the private calendar. The
appropriation bill was taken up with an
.mendment 10 reduce the same for the I
purchase of seeds, from $4,000 to 20, /
which ELECTED a noisy debate without
House adjourned until tomorrow.
Se4Gts.-Sumner presented the petit
Of the Fort Smith, Ark, delegation,
synopsis Of which has been tele-
Referred to reconstruction
ommittee.
IN executive session the following
ordinations were confirmed: r. J.. Law,
am IN n nrNar in rruv~Tr4 y D..H- II
.niO, minister resident and c0nsul-gen-
TO COST Rico; w. Hoffman, OF
.0uisiana, assistant secretary Of legation
t Paris.
The committee on territories reported
bill organizing the government OF
Iaho.
\ bill to the set for enrolling or call
out national forces, was referred TO
he committee on militia.
The naval committee was instructed I
, inquire into the eXpeiiency of closing
ie Norfolk navy yard.
4 biz 90 proyGe temporary govern
lent for the territory Of Montana was
.isrrcG to the committee on territories.
a joint resolution was passed apurOpri-
ling q hundred thousand dollars for
moving the wreck OF the steamer Scot
M, eff SANDY Hook.
The pension bill WAS taken mp aud dis
until the expiration of the morn
hour.
a bill regulating tenure in Office was
ken up, with various amendments, and
% be printed.
The tariff bill was reported as a substi-
re for the house hill comprising the
ain features Of Wel!es' proposition, and
to be printed.
The senate then went into executive
ssiou and adjourned until Monday.
INDIANAPOLIS, January Il.-Gov.
orion delivered hs message to the
sislature, in joint convention, this
The message Is very long.
financial condition OF the state is
favorable than any former period !
her history. Total public debt, So
i,G10, upon which q reduction OF over :
,U53, eco VIII be made by july next. =
Tie population OF the state is rapidly !
orsaSiBg. :
FRANKFORT Ky, Jan. 1.-THE I
Of appeals upon an appeal from the {
county court Of common pleas }
cioed virtually that Phillip Tomppert z
" is, has been, and will be till next 5
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