Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-13
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MOBILE, October 12-Only one deatl
from yellow fever occurred here yester
day.
New YORK, October PA Washing
ton special says that the government /,
on the track Of the c0unterfeiters Of the
seven n-thirty notes, with fair prospect Of
their capture.
PHILADELPHIA, october 12.-Returns
from forty-nine counties give Sharwood's
majority as 44S5; counties to hear from
are Bradford, Cameron, Clarion, Clear
field, Elk, Fulton, Forrest, Mexican,
Mercer, Monroe, Pike, Potter, Sullivan,
Wyoming, Lawrence and Susquehs ma,
which in 1866 gave q republican majOrie J
Of 1886. Republicans cOncede the cleo
ton Of Sharwood.
RICHA OND, October rl2.-Gen. ImbOdep,
late Of the CO e ate army, applied to-
day to register under the presidents pr@-
clamation, only taken tue oath therein
prescribed. He was not allowed to regis
ter.
Part ;ulars from Norfolk county show
a serious stste of affairs amoug the negro
squstters. Besides resisting the United
States officers, the.y have held meetings
which they ATTENDED armed. At one
meeting the chief speaker urged the idea
that the negroes were more powerful
than the whites in tine south, and would
hold the lands that they were on at all
hazards.
WASHINGTON, October 12.-It is the
opinion CT the inspector connected with
the treasury department that the e0un-
terfeit plate in imitation of the 7-30 bonds
was not made in this country. Suspicic1
as to their genuineness was first excited
by duplicate numbers. when by close iu-
spection with the microscope, and by
&C nparison of the genuine with the
their true character was dis
covered. About seventy Thousand dol
Lars worth of spurious bonds had been
redeemed at the treasury, but
the government, it is said, will lose
by this, as it has receipts from
the various parties presenting them. The
chief Of the IOsn brsueh, Nc. Andrews,
to-day refused to furnish information on
this subject, saying he did not feel at lib
arty to do 50 under the recent order Of
the secretary in regard to furnishing in
formation to persons not connected with
the department.
The receipts from customs from the lst
to the 5th Of October, at the principal
ports, were S24,02S II.
PARIS, October j The arrangements
for a meeting, at an early day, between
the Emperor Napoleon and the king Of
Prussia, has been completed. The city
1f Baden has been fixed upon as the
point where the interview will take
place.
The Presse says that the pope, while
confident of the ability Of his forces to
resist the struggling parties
II invaders, greatly fears that the italian
government will yield to the popular
putcTy and order its troops, now concen-
rated upon the Pspal frontiers, to march
Ipon Rome and occupy the city.
LONDON, October 1.-RepOrts from
Paris say that Napoleon complains Ofthe
lelay Of the Austrian government in the
,ompIetionSf the mail organization EN-
lire.
Three iTonclads have been dispatched
rom WOolwick to the Irish coast.
Intelligence has been received from
china that the rehels are meeting with
uccess, and seriously threaten the city
# Pekin.
LIVERPOOL, October 11.-Cotton closed
luiet and unchanged; sales 1860
,sles.
The Brokers' Circular reports the sales
4 cotton for the week to reach 10000
,ales, Of which 10 900 were taken by ex-
,0rters and 10000 by specUlstors. Total
mount of cotton in port, 737 600 bales /
# which 2lG,000 bales are American
rhine. Cotton unchanged.