Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-15

-David's opera Of " HeFeUlaneum d
has gained the $4,000 prize in Paris.
A Maryland exchange says a former
slave of a destitute lady in Baltimore
has given his mistress a comfortable
home.
For the Saratoga races, to commence
on the 9TH Of August, the prizes amount
10 nearly 1900. .
Gen. Schenck declines to be a candf,
date for governor Of Ohio.
Of 1878 emigrants who arrived at
Montreal last week l64S were en- route
for the western states.
Gen. ScOfeld, in a circular, urges the
registrars TO complete their work by the
end Of July.
Several lake vessels are laid. up at
Detroit for want Of business.
BY last advices previously reported
successes of the Cretsns against the
Turks are fully confirmed.
Admiral Farragut's recently reported
illness was merely a slight attack Of YER
tigo which soon passed oil, and he has
left Washington for New York, TO sail
thence for the Mediterranean.
The Zavistowskis, Old favorites with
theater habitues, have Just closed a sue
cessfui engagement al Galveston.
Indian depredations still continue in
the vicinity Of Salt Lake. The field of
savage operations extends from North
to Bridge Pass.
Honolulu sdvices of May 10th state
that Queen Emma is visiting her mother
at Lebama.
The crater of Kisliania continues
with increased activity. There are now
seven distinct lakes Of lava.
Bonds have been issuedfor the tenth
section of the Union Pacific road.
The Richmond Enquirer thinks the
military governor viii cure all longings
for moRarchy among the s~outherners.
The P~eTuvians are INDUCING ia their
usual amusements. A revolution, under
Castillo, is in progress.
The national horse fair opened in
Trenton on Tuesday. About one hundred
horses were entered.
Parties from Montana report that q
much larger amount of gold will be
shipped from that territory this year
than last.
The American institute OF homoepa-
thy, by a vote Of ifty-six against sixty
three, declined to admit female physi-
clans TO membership.
The Philadelphia EVcniHg Bulletin
that the street pavements of Phil
adelphia are worse than any .one-horse
town in the United States.u
"A servant girl of Kalamazoo, Mich,
has recently come into possession Of $780,
900, by the death Of an uncle in Canada,
and she had ninetes2 offers Of marriage
The New York Times special saws
all military men in Washington, who
know the situation of affairs in New
Orleans, approve Sheridanis course.
Several deaths from congestion of
he lungs, consequent on drinking ice
water, are reported in New York.
The negroes are circulating petitions
n Kentucky, praying congress to extend
he right Of suffrage to negroes in that
commonwealth.
--latest sdvices state that no DISPOSE
Jon has been made OF Macmillan.
Gen. Lopez receives $4,000 for his
reachery and Gen. Mendez has been
hot.
"A fair, which has been in operation
n Baltimore for ten days, for the benefit
# the e Jewish hospital, closed
Wednesday evening, after realizing S15,-
100.
"A runor comes from Washington
the president and cabinet are con-
A4N HlesNfSn VI UEoIluiKtLlLH /
the government OF the southern |
L
Garrett Iseman, Of Jersey City, who
or many years has run the night train
I the Erie railway, has been sent to
'aris 10 run the engine for which a prize /
las awarded to New Jersey at the Paris
exposition.
Ellsworth, Kansas, is six feet under
1ater. A large amount OF property has {
cen destroyed. The railroad track is {
a0merged and all travel il suspended. j
The military command has assumed
ontrol Of the quarantine at Key West.
nd intend a rigid enforcement of the
sws. Z
Gen. Sheridan has restored two
70 Office who were elected by an 4
Z of the Texas legislature consolidating +
leir districts with others. Fl
San Antonio Texas papers give 4
Of extensive eattle-stesling in I
g northwestern part Qfthe state by D
ldians, In n case 8 herd Of . thous-lY