Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-16
.Noon Dispatches.

\ WAsHINGT0E, July l4---The president
yesterday sent the names Of Henry j.
! RAYMOND as minister 10 Berlin, aud
| Geo. Bancroft as minister to Vienna.
Senator Sherman, Of Ohio. reached
New York yesterday from Paris. His
return to the senate will add so the radi-
cal strength.
NEW YORK, July 14-A special from
| New Orleans says hundred hllibusters
left that city via Havana for Mexico. A
city Of Mexico letter says the Brazilian
consul offered them, on the part Of the
4 government, the same position in the
Imperial army of Brazil that they held
here % all who desire to emigrate.
4 Numbers have accepted, and vessel Is
to be chartered by the minister Of Brazil
I 10 take them TO that country. COnsid-
cradle numbers have volunteered in the
I liberal army.
affairs in regard to the French minis
ter are not settled His passports are
persmptOTily refused, and he was told
/ that he could not depart under any pre-
tense. The authorities informed him
that Mexico had an account to settle
with France for the part she took during
intervention, and for lives and property
4 destroyed during that period, and IL the
same be not properly and promptly ad-
4 justed, the Mexican government would
proceed against the property Of French
subjects throughout the republic.
The reply Of Secretary Seward TO the
application of Dr. Naphegyi for the in
terposition Of this government for the
1 release Of Santa Anna, and his return to
the United States, has been furnished for
publication. Secretary Seward demon
strates that the Virginia, at the time Of
aha 70
Anna to convey himself and suite to
Mexico on an Illegal and belligerent
expedition that while at Vera Cruz
he was in consultation with the enc
mics Of the republic, and that they had
arranged to proclaim him commander of
Vera Cruz, in opposition to the republi-
can government; that he falsely pretends
he went to Mexico with the sanction Of
President Johnson and Secretary Seward,
and that he prevented the surrender OF
Vera Cruz, after the terms Of surrender
had been agreed 70 and accepted by both
4 parties, and this under the declaration
that he was acting under the authority
of the United States. The department
does not disavow or censure, but approves
the proceedings Of the United State con-
sui aud Commander Roe at Vera Cruz.
! He also quotes from letter Of Santa
Annals to General PeFasa, TO show that
Santa Anna landed voluntarily, and that
the captain Of the Virginia protested
not against his capture, bat against land
ing contrary to the terms Of commander
Roe, not to land him OF Mexican terri
l terry.
Secretary Seward concludes as follows +:
Upon the review Of the facts, it seems
proner that tine government should wait
FOR further and more definite information
before entering upon communications in
relation to the complaint Of Mr..
l Naphegyi, Of the government of Mex
ico That nation at last seems to have
triumphed over all its internal and for
eign enemies, and to have reached a
crisl- when, il left alone, Il may be ex-
peeted 70 resto{e tranquility and to re-
organise nsef upon permanent fOunda-
tons Of union, ,r7edOm and republican
government. Only same great national
injury, wrong or Ofiense, would Justify
this government in suddenly assuming 3
hostile attitude towards the repUbIia OF
I Mexico.
Buenos Ayres correspondence says the
cholera has disappeared IN that locality.
In forty days 1t Is estimated the epidem-
IL carried off sixteen hundred persons.
The feeling in favor Of peace with
] 4 !
A Washington special says the war
department is informed that the Indian
captives are used a. merchandise among
the troops at fort Mcdowell, being ex.
changed for goods to the Puma and Ma
rian Pac Indians, or bought from them.
The female Apachee captives have been
sold to these tribes for the purpose Oi
slaughter. Gen. Mcdowell has ordered
an investigation.
A riot took place here ct eleven O'Clock
last night between large party Of Ger
mans Rud the police. The latter were
driven of but formed and rallied again
without molestation. The obnoxious
excise law is the alleged cause OF the dis
turbance.
ST. PETERSBURG, July lathe Jour.
nal de 81. Petersburg alludes to the Rus.
sian note in regard to Ireland, puhlished
|, last week in the English papers, anC
pronOuuces il a sheer fabrication.
Dispatches Feport that the Russian
troops mad stOrmed and entFenched camI
at Bokhara, and obtained a great vie
tory.
PARIS, July 14-The cornerstone Of s
new Protestant church, for the accom-
mediation Of American residents and Wis
itOrs in this capital, was laid yesterday
in the presence Of a large OOneCurse o
spectators At the conclusion of the Ger
euOny, John G.. Micalay, u. $. Consul
gave a dinner, at which all the principa
American citizens now here, and seyera
eminent European friends of the United
States, were present. In the evening
there was a tasteful display of fireworks
in honor Of the occasion.