Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-27

Louisiana receives fourteen medals
and honorable mentions &c the Paris ex-
position.
The French epicures think horse-fiesh
superior to that of the mule as an article
Of food.
Jacob Barker's troubles have made him
IN for the first time, it is said, in twenty
years.
An opera season of few weeks will
commence at Saratoga, early in August,
under the management 81 Max Strak-
Osch.
"A fashionable Paris lady wishes to
buy the louisiana. cottage" in the
| great show.
Five hundred Swedish emigrants ar
rived in Chicago on Monday.
Sheridan refuses the bribe Of $4,000,
offered by New Orleans gamblers to be
allowed to reopen their scripturally
named banks.
1T has been decided to establish a
dental school in connection with Har-
ward Massachusetts, University.
The latest issue OF Count Bismark's
official organ denies that there is any
probability Of war.
Great preparations are being made in
Vienna for the reception of the sultan of
Turkey.
"A strong effort Is being made in
Washington to procure the removal Of
Secretary Stanton.
Admiral Farragut has arrived in
Paris, where he was warmly received by
the American residents.
The French government has prohib-
tied the placing Of any of the Russian
railroad loans in the Paris markets.
"A cotton factory, the first in Illinois
has Just been completed at Rockford,
where there is a great abundance OF
water power.
The United States steamer Augusta
and monitor MiantOwnah, arrived at
Philadelphia, on Monday night, from
Europe, via Nassau.
The, New York Times of the Goth
inst, under the head OF " out door
sports y announces the death Of John q.
Bergen. police commissioner Of that
AT a recent fancy fair in Omaha,
Miss Nellie Keith was declared 10 be the.
handsomest lady, and Gil. II. Collins the
handsOmest man in the district.
John Carlisle, an old bOatman, died
near Bunker's Hill, Illinois, Saturday.
He built the Marshal Ney, in lS42, and
run her between Louisville and New
Orleans.
An excursion train Of eight superb I
"silver palace" cars, with about two
hundred and fifty guests, chiefly eastern I
journalists, left PittsbuTg for Chicago /
Wednesday morning.
Veteran Observer" Of the New |
York Times, thinks the absolute money |
value Of the crops this year viii be four 1
hundred million dollars greater than in |
1866.
The floating bath project is every /
where received with great favor. 1t Is 4
going on swimmingly. /
The Crescent says Senator Drake has
gone to Cape May to spend the summer
among the ducks. /
1t is said that Clark Mills is going to
make an equestrian statue OF Gen.
Grant.
The number of visitors at the exhi-
bition on Saturday, 29th June, was little
over 81. GOO, and on Sunday about Y, 400
Fashionable LOndoners are sus-
pected of bandaging their legs to secure
the greatest possible tightness of fit for
their neither garments.
California politicians are more bit
terly opposed to the coming OF more
Cinnamon, than formerly.
Rev. Seth StetsOn, nearly 81 years Of
age. and said to be the oldest Universal
ist minister in the world, died in Bruins
wick, Ne, recently.
In a late sermon Henry Ward
Beecher assailed the New York judges
and the Albany Legislators. He thinks
them nearly all seoundrels.
Tom Thumb airs himself in his car
riage occasionally in New York, to the
great delight of all the other piccanin-
nies.
The Chicago Times fears the south
q, IA in faa
production of corn. h
"A son of the late n. P. Willis is a
member OF the Harvard freshman crew,
which pulled for prize in the Worces-
ter regatta.
The Austrian press, and especially
the Vienna journals, in writing Of the
emperor, MaXimiliaDg are bitter in their
hostility to the French cabinet. II
The New York World speaks thus of
Greeley's forthcoming book: Recollee-
.ions of a Busy Life,u is said to be the
heading under which Horace Greeley
will soon write his autobiography. Let
no evil minded compositor interpOlAte
5Ody's sitter busy.
Gov. Morton thinks the water Of the
Arkansas hot springs makes, with the
addition Of salt, pepper and butter, very
good SOUP.
Inc IaElS l4tA Ls.otFIt Is lHlbE f,
hat a motion will be made to degrade
Gen. Lopez, by depFiyiBg him of his title
lf knight Of the legion of honor, title
which, by his shameful treachery toward
he Emperor Macmillan, he has dis I
lonored, and which he deserves to lose.
1t is believed in Washington that
Gems. Sherman, Hancock and Rousseau
will be appointed to fill the commission
% treat with the Indians.
H. Robins, wealthy farmer in the
own OF Salem, Wis, hung himself on ,
Monday night, in fit of insanity.
The students Of the senior class Of
Princeton college decline to accept !
Leonard w. JerOme's gold medal to the !
o first gentleman Of that class, affirm }
ny that they are ali gentlemen, and that !
zone Of them wish to be advertised. I
Sensible fellows. \
More than a million of dollars was :
ost by fire last Wednesday in New York
md Jersey City. Modern enterprise, ,
which is giving Us better buildings, !
Gems to fail in preventing their destruc-
ion. There are more frequent and more
disastrous fires in New York than in the O