Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-30

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ST.. LOUIS, October 2s.-Weather cool


ST.. LOUIS, October 2s.--Weather cool
and cloudy.
NEW York, October 2g.-Exercises al
Yale College are suspended for . short
time owing to the prevalence Of typhoid
fever.
Capt. Timothy Desey, who made his
escape from Manchester with Col. Kelly,
has arrived and is TO have 3 reception.
Gen. Grant left town on Monday even.
ing, en- route from West Point to Wash.
ington.
Gov. FentOn issued a proclamation sd.
pointing November 2Sth as Thanksgiving
day.
The Herdld's Richmond special says
Gen. Schofield has replied to the protest
Of Mr.. Gilmer to the effect that Col.
Ross will be court martialed when Mr.
Gilmer's specification TO the charges are
presented. The question Of the legality
Of the election will be left TO the Conven-
ton. 1t is rumored that the solution Of
Gen. Schofield's action in the late cleo.
ton is to be found in the fact that he is a
candidate for United States Senator from
Virginia.
Several more citizens have been or
dered to leave Richmond by negro vigil
lance committees for speaking disrespect-
fully Of Hunnicutt and his party. Armed
negroes are kept in front OF Hunnicuttis
Office, and prevent any one from passing
on the side walk
LOUISVILLE, October 29.-River on a
stand, with twenty-nine inches in the
canal.
A trotting match came off over the
Greenland course, between Mollie Buck
ner, w. X. Thomas, Tom and John,
mile heats, two best in three, in wagons.
MOllie Buckner won. Best time, 2:344.
Track heavy.
NEW ORLEANS, October 29.-Eleven
deaths from yellow fever to-day, among
them, Lieut.. Geo. Lee, who has been
acting Assistant A%djutant General for
the Fifth Military District for some time.
WASHINGTON, October 29.-Abstract
quarterly report of the National Banks
Of the United STATES October LIST Re
sources yer drafts, 5000, 03S. 449 81;
United States bonds deposited 10 ecure
circulation, S5Ss, 1875, $50; United States
bonds and securities deposited to secure
.depOsitors, S3s, 2l1 $50; bonds and secu-
rites on hand, $40, l73, $50; other stocks,
bonds and mortgages, 81 ,375, 403 90
due from National Banks, SOS, 100, 2l9 81
due from other banks aud bankers, S.
~ b1AhAIB LOtAeN1f INT AN9A
furniture and fixtures, S20,559,-
$40 "a; current expenses, IS, 295, 73S 80
premiums, 81 $40, 1872 IS; checks and other
cash items, S134 1872 $50 So; bills Of Ma
tional Banks, S1l, s31, 693; bills Of other
banks, $3.50, 209; specie, SO, S.S5I y;
fractional currency legal tender notes,
Fl, OO4 1857 80; compound interest
$50, sos, 400 total, 81, 495, OBJ lbs 81;
liabilities, capital stocks, S4Ia,5 6S AS;
funds, S6I6, 2SS,17 81 undivided
So, S55, 176 43; circulating notes
outstanding, national, 1898. 46l 1856: sam,
State, 81 0S2, 1873; individual deposits,
s537. 329. 557 s.; United States deposits,
s23 OT7.315 Il; deposits Of United States
discussing officers, 81 637, 264 90; due to
National Banks, 1913. 05S, 7SS O5 due to
banks and bankers, Sl9, 625, 9I4 IS;
total, 81, 495, 033, 12s 81.
The Supreme Court OF the District or
ders Joseph h. Bradley to show cause
why he be not punished for contempt OF
Court ir his offensive conduct toward
Judge Fisher during the Surratt trial,
aud further, that he continues suspended
from practice until the final disposition
Of the order.