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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-06

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New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
MISSISSIPPI.

The Military Commission, which has been
sitting at Vcksburg has among other cases, lately dis
posed OF that OF Frank Ewing, citizen OF Newton Coun-
ty Mississippi who was charged with interference with
gistraton The specifications against Ewing were that
ne said In the presence Of the Board Of Registration
United States Government 10 HI This registration Is a
I'd dd hunbug, and no true or honest Southern man
could would take that ron-cad oath" Also that ne
threatened aud ntmdatcd o the c0ored Registers,
and attempted persuade coored men not to register
by telling them that all the registration was ior was 70
would have them the army III less than three years
fighting the Mexicans. The Commission found MN guilty
aud sentenced him be imprisoned for the period or W
days such place the Commanding General should
direct.
Major D. Greene has been assigned TO duty in charge
OF the Office OF Civil Affairs at Gen. Ords Headquarters,
succeeding BreyetMa Gen A. Baird
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
THE ANTIETAM NATIONAL CEMETERY.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 6.-The Committee of Ger
emonies and Dedication OF the Antieam National Gene
terry and laying OF the cornerstone OF the monument on
the 18th OF September have completed all their arrange
ments President johnson and his Cabinet will be pres
emit and also Governors and their starts OF the follow
ing states Maine Rhode Island, Connecticut, Massa
chusetts, New York, Pennsylvania, New-Jersey, Ohio
West Virginia, and Maryland. These have responded
that they would be present Others are expected also
the Mayor and Common Council OF Chicago, and other
cities; also number OF regiments from various states.
among which Is Col. Peter Lyles regiment from Phadel-
phia. The address will be delivered by Ex-Governor
Bradford Of Maryland. Ample arrangements have been
made by the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad for the accom-
mediation Of visitors The Presidential train Will leave
Washington at o'clock IN the morning special tram
with the Governors and their stats Will leave Baltimore
at o'clock a. Other trains for the accommodation
OF visitors will leave at 49O and O'Clock a. Tickets
will be sold reduced for the round trip from New
York Philadelphia and the Western cities The cars VIII
20 10 Keedysyile, two miles from the cemetery. The
order of the procession will be published Monday
Arrangements have been made for reduction
in the price Of round trip tickets on the Baltimore and
Ohio Raroad and fits connections far north as New
Work. and AS far west as Cincinnati for the acc0nmoda-
tn of who desire 10 attend the dedication OF the
Antetam National Cemetery the 18th inst The Com
mttee OF Arrangements having charge OF the dedication
announce that the prices will be twothrds OF the usual
fare which rate the charge VIII De si3 20 lro New
Work. and back 1t is expected that other roads Will
make a responding reduction OF fare.
Gen Grant AT the request OF the Committee OF Arrange
ents has assigned Col James M Moore, u. T. A. TO the
Chief Marshalship Of the Anteam Cemetery dedication
on the nth inst.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
THE PUBLIC DEBT.

CORRECTION OF THE PUBLISHED STATEMENT.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 6.-The Secretary OF the
Treasury has addressed the following letter to the
Washington Agent Of the Associated Press.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Sept. c, 1867
SIR In the statement Of the Public Debt the LIST,
there was clerical error in the amount of debt bearing
currency interest the three year compound interest
notes by not deductmg the amout that had matured'
from total amount then outstanding, viz:
$780, which should have been s $4,000 The total
amount outstanding the lst OF August maturod ana
not atured was Sl14 $50 OF this amount there was
redeemed during August s2334552O leaving the total
outstanding Sept !, 1867, 9l,5l2,33o.
This correction leaves the debt outstanding less cash In
the Treasury s2492 7s33G5 O5, instead Of $5i56o95 o.
Very respectfully, IL McCULLocH,
Secretary of the Treasury
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
YTHE INDIANA STATE FAIR.

TERRA HAUTE, Ind, Sept. 6.-The approach
ing Fair promises to be the greatest OF any
thing OF the kind held in the West for many years The
State Board Of Agriculture has arranged with the cee-
brated balloon manager, John NJ. Kinney for series Of
grand balloon ascensions comprising series OF topical
ascensions balloon race, and balloon wedding; also,
grand display Of fireworks will take place each evening
OF the fair.
Secretary A. J. Holmes and superintendent John B.
Sullivan have been the grounds today, and sold $500
worth OF berhs and eating stands The City Council have
Just oprated 1900 To aid in lifting up the grounds III
the beet style. The mile time track viii be complete
this week. and the amphkheater adjoining the track,
capable Of seating 5000 people s also approaching COM
pietIon.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
A RADICAL REBELLION.
he Boston Posts Washington correspondent

says
Some startling revelations leaking out here touch
ing the revolutionary schemes Of the Radical leaders III
has been discovered that the plan for kadCa govern
mens and negro supremacy in the Southern states was
concocted and matured at the Convention OF southern
"oyalss on the 18th OF Sept last in Philadepha wheie
were present the Radical Governors CT the several NOi
ern states t was then and there determined to organize
revolutionary army which should hold the eoutn undcr
the control OF the Radicals regardless OF what lngnt ne
the popular vote II also deternnned thaI ~ ~ 81
Pease should by be placed al te heau oi o
State organization in Texas ana IN obedience 10 , s'
pOt Of the revOlutiOnists Cen sheridan ueposeu Wv
hroclmortOn and installed Pease IN the E&ecuye Ghdli
Ia further continuation Of the same plot Cen H. D. D.s
was given a rowing commission by Gen sheridan osten
siby for the purpose Of experimenting the
but really to organize the Texas quota OF the dThnu
Army OF the Republic the members OF Wllcn ii
are sworn TO hold the power OF the south fegauesS
OF Constitutional or legal barriers Tat WORK Is now , m
rapid progress and funds being supplied through te
LOyal Leagues" by the Radical Congess%Shai % Soi 5ir
fee OF this city OF which Mr. Schenck OF ONO is Chr
man NV information is TO the effect that this Itaiy
is being rapidly pushed forward III athe
Southern States and Is reported that the supreme com
OF this revolutionary force has been bestowed upon
the late commander the Fifth Military District Invew
of this powerful organization which stands ready 70
throttle the Government, tho late proclamation OF the
President NAV not be med OF the truth OF this state
ment there is abundant proof and steps VIII DC TAKEN
by the Government to meet the impending danger
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
CANADA.
THE ELECTIONS.

TORONTO, Sept GA dispatch from Montreal
this evening The Giobe says Carter is elected for both
Houses by majority of $50 The majority for McGee at
the close Of the poll was277 After the announcement
mob cf about 900 Of the Devn party arrived opposite
Mechanics Hall, and tore down statement of the poll.
then commenced, shower OF stones being directed
at the Hail. and the windows in the front were broken.
There was fight in the street The mob was kept
ont OF the Hall, where McGee by revolver shots
from the inside the The guards charged on
the rioters and put them 10 r0ut
Forty four elections to the House of Commons
have been concluded in Ontario OF these The Ledder
claims 80 as supporters of the Government For the local
Legislature elections have been compleed-more than
half OF the whole Of which the same Journal claims SO as
Government supporters The Globes classification OF the
parties although reducing these figures somewhat leaves
large majority in favor Of the Government.
ELECTION FIGHT.
OTTAWA, Sept. 6.-At the election for the
County of Russell to-day. severe fight took place in
Clarence between the French and Irish one man had
his leg broken and good many others had broken heads
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

LONDON Sept. 6-Noon.-As telegraphed yesterday,
the weekly statement Of the Bank of England shows an
Increase of bullion OF nearly half O million pounds ster-
ling For the first time in fifteen years. the specie in
vault the circulation of the Bank ConsOls for
money, 94i United States Five Twenty bonds are weak
at St Illinois Central Railway shares, 77.; Erie Railway
shares 45i; Atlantic and Great Western Consolidated
bonds, 22i.
EAfternoon-Consos for money have declined Oneslx-
teenth and are quoted at "a li-l6. United States
FlveTwenty bonds have declined oneeighth, and tho
quotation 73l Illinois Central Railway shares 77i
Eric Railway shares 45l; Atlantic and Great Western
Consolidated bonds 22!.
Evening-Consols, 94s for money. The leading Ameri.
can securities closed follows: United States Five
Twenty bonds, 1884, Erie shares, Asa Illinois Central, 72i;
Atlantic and Great Western shares, 22i.
FRANKFORT. Sept. 6-Evening-United States Five
Twenty bonds closed at H.
LIVERPOOL Sept. 6-Noon.-The Brokers' Circular re.
ports the OF for the week at 1000 bales Of
which 1900 bales for export and 1900 bales
speculation The stock in port is 7s6o bales, Of which
100000 bales are American. The market opens with
quiet feeling to-day the estimated sales 10000 bales.
The following the quotations: Midding Uplands,
lOd. Mddlng Orleans lOid Wheat, S2lo for White
California Corn, si6 Barley. 81. Oats, 3o Peas hIs.
Cheese, 5O Beef, 145l. Lard, 47ls Pork, 7o Bacon.
4sl. Rosin-Common, 7I6; Medium, l2i Tallow, Hl6.
Spirits Turpentinea 29. Petroleum-spirts, 9id Re-
fined, us. Clover Seed. Az
Afternoon-Cotton is without change. Breadsufs arc
firm. Corn is now selling at $751; Wheat, Oats, Barley,
and Peas unchanged In the Provision market Beef
has advanced to 1915 Other articles are without altera-
tion the Produce market refined Petroleum has adj
vanced to So There other changes TO report.
Evening-Owing to the unfavOrable trade report tha
Cotton closed quiet and dull with days sale of
10000 bales Middling Uplands l0d.; Middlng Orleans,
lOtd The Manchester market for goods and dull
and dropping. The Breadstufs market is hrmer and
Corn, Wheat, and Peas have materially advanced The
IIAxra. Whanf
356; Peas, 42I Oats. 35; Barley, 81. The market for
Provisions and articles of American produce ia without
Quotable change.
LONDON, Sept 6-Noon-No l2 Dutch Standard Sugar.
2l6 Scotch Pig Iron, 63. Whale Oil. $40. Sperm Ole
sn5. Iinseed Cakes, slO5I. Calcutta Linseed, cse'
Lnseed OIL $50.
AfternOon.-No. 10 Dutch Standard Sugar is firm 40
246 Prices OF all articles the same as at noon.
ANTWERP, Sept. -Afternoon.-Petroeum 10 irm at We
francs for Standard White.
Evening-Petroeum is frmer, and prices have adj
vanced to 6ii francs.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
THE spIRITUALIsT CONVENTION.

CLEVELAND, o., Sept. 6.-The Convention OF
sprituasts has adjourned finally, and as indicated at
the opening without accomplishing single definite
result cxcept in developing the rest OF the world an
entire want of unity. and common understandings. anu
agreement upon any OF the leading quo lions OF me sect
Tn nrlncipal event Of to-day the introduction OF
report upon spiritual manifestation framed by SPECIAL
C,nutee OF the best Of the Convention IN when
most of the manifestations Of pretended mediums
were denounced knavery and trickery ana tne @
nublic cautioned not TO accept appearances iOi
facts Tile result OF this report was the most
violent excitement that the Convention has experienced
threatening TO eliminate in its complete dissolution Dut
the troubled waters at last calmed by motion 10
refer the report the next annual winch was
carried by large majority. long list OF resolutions
having reference 10 matters religious political ana educa-
tiona were acted upon. The evening WAS devoted to
addrcsSes
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
THE NATIONAL BANKS
THE FARMERS AND CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK
OF BRoOKLYN-A RECEIVER APPOINTED.

THE FARMERS AND CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK
OF BROOKLYN-A RECEIVER APPOINTED.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE oP THE CONTROLLER THE CURRENCY
WASHINGTON, ID. C., sept. 3, 1861
Whereas The Farmers and Citizens National
Bank OF Brooklyn, a National banking association
organized pursuant the laws Of the United States and
located in the City OF Brooklyn in the state ofNew
did not on the 20th day Of july 1867. have on had III
lawful money Of the United States, an amount equal 70
is per centu Of its circulation and deposits ana sara
associations the 30th day OF July aforesaid was uul
notified 70 make good such reserve o. lawful money ana
Whereds Said association did wholly fall, Tor 80 dhy
thereafter make good its reserve OF lawful money OF
the United States and has not yet made good inc same,
as appears from the report Of Charles Calender National
Bank Examiner made to this office on the "a day oi sep
temDer instant, IT, n.
Now therefore. I. Hiland r. Hulburd, Controller OF
the Currency, with the concurrence or the secretary Oh
the Treasury, pursuance OF the power ana authority
vested in Inc by law, do hereby appoint Frederick A.
Patt Of the City Of Brooklyn ewIork Receiver or the
said "The Farmers and Citizens Bank OF Brooklyn,
with all the powers duties, and responsibilities gwen 10
or imposed upon Receiver under the provisions OF the
act entitled " An act 70 provide national currency
secured by pledge Of United states bonds ana 10 pro
vide for the circulation and redemption thereof ap
proved June s. 1864. ,,-,
In witness whereof hereto subscribed and have caused
nv red these presents at the CITY OF MAng
ton In the District ofCOub the day and hrst above written
H. 81 HLlSD X HURLBuRD, Comptroller Of tie Currency
.aoroSS.d and concurred in HUGH MCCULLOCH,
the Treasury.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
From Our Special Corespopdent
RICHMOND, Sept. o, 1867.

RICHMOND, sept D, 1867.
Everybody is familiar with the terrible straits
which the Southern people reduced by the great
revolution that obliged them once more TO the
world totally different system. Labor was dsorgan
ized and available for OF money society de-
moralzed and the anOmOlOus condition Of affairs for
time almost chaotic. Matters, however soon aerward
began 20 better and more pleasing aspect and
system Of labor though not successful in its results
was perfected which had the Of averng starya
tiOn, and paving the way 10 more prosperous times
Courts were one OF the first institutions tnat
went into operation when this reorganization
took place. and scon they became filled with
suits of creditor against debtor both reduced 10 the most
extreme poverty and majority OF them being the plain
til in cases and dependant on Others, thereby EN-
bodyng the two-lod position OF creditor ana debtor III
OF stay law provided a temporary relief and the inter
mnabe suits were suspended Meanwhile the state VI
down here as was expected neither has phantom OF
the Southern mind, mmgratOn and with the exception
that comfortable subsistence has been realized, affairs
remain in the same unsettled state, until the term
Of the stayaw expires, when a revolution in the
But already this stay,IaT has been declared
% ~ f the highest @ legal
for the payment Of house purchased during the war by
defendant This has been carried TO the Court OF Appeals
wh'eh meets IN us supposed the toTnerde
cison will be sustained, aud then viii follow Wholesale
rush into bankruptcy Of merchants and landholders
Even now the former are day appng Tor the dement's
Of the bankrupt law, aud atery this has become so 10
such alarming extent that the fact has been developed,
that few men who have been IN the commercial business
have been successful and fewer sti are solvent fnan
cial affairs are IN most critical condition. and under
circumstances there IN no prospect for immediate
relief. Paraytc symptoms are exhibited everywhere,
and the most substantial firms Of the city said TO b9
extremely shaky Indeed. the Bankrupt law has been
oppOrune for all parties. for while the whole com
munity may be termed m-oyen few there who have
any assets.
gone of the good effects resulting from the Bankrupt
law will be the immense quantity Of land thrown into
the market which Will cause 1t 10 cell for 80 per cent OF
the valuc placed upon IT, This will allow the laborer
become himself "A lnndholdeT land Will be so cheap
that the poorest become purchasers industry
aud economy viii then have their reward, and hatter
a. be
which viii ultimately rebound 20 the greatness and
wealth Of Virginia The starving industrious blacks,
with their own farms, not acquired by cOncatOn, VIII
become among the best citizens Of the country ndepend
eHt and happy.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
NORTH CAROLINA.
The Hon X. Y. McAden recently addressed

The Hon. r. Y. McAden recently addressed
n large assembly of the citizens Of Aamance County, n
c. the condition Of the country and the duties OF ciu
zens He strongly urged all qualified TO register and in
the approaching election vote for a convention Dur
ing the delivery Of his speech when ne urging the
necessity and proprcty OF universal amnesty he put the
question 10 the cOOred prcsent-sone 2O-Whcther
not they desired that all white men should be allowed
10 vote and every colorcd voted in the affirmative
by raising his hand The question then put To the
whites whether not they were willing 10 give TO the
coOred every right given 10 him by the act OF Con
lTcss and white voted in the Affirmative Ine
will be long remembered. The people are nearly
all registering and the best Of feeling prevails Aamance
will send good delegates TO the Convention
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
TERRIBLE RAILROAD ACCIDENT TEN LIVES
LOST.

HARTFORD, Conn.,, Sept. 6.-The passenger
train on the Naugauck Railroad, which left Waterbury
at O'Clock last evening for Winsted broke through thu
bridge Branch River about two miles from Thom
The couplings to the tender Of the engine broke
and the went into the river Sixteen persons
in the swept into the Naugatuck and carried
the dam at Thomaston. II oated three miles from
tho scene OF the accident and last secured and
five clinging to 1t were rescued Ten persons are
supposed be drowned Six bodies have been recovered
one of them Lucius skinner Adams Express agent OF
winsted son OF Egbert W. sperry OF Wolcottsve, IS
years age who left this city last evening for home was
among the drowned. His body has been recovered. Mr.
Skinner ran a stage from winsted 10 Hartford thirty
years ago, and well known and universally esteemed
by here The stores and factories at Thom
aston closed and all engaged in searching tha
bodies.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
LETTER FROM BISHOP LAMY.

The safe arrival of the Right Rev. Bishop
Lamy and party who falsely represented to have
been massacrcd by Indians has already been an
nounced The following letter printed In The Catholic
Tegrd gives an interesting account OF their perilous
journey
SANTA FE New. Mexico, Aug. TO- 1857.
VERY REVEREND DEAR BROTHER: Al last we nave
reached Santa Fe after tedious, fatigng hard ana
dangerous Journey OF 62 days across the Plas During
the first I5O miles we had rainy and stormy weather
Then for 900 miles the cholera ragged, fr0m winch great
many died in almost every train IN Ihe company MIN
which we Travelled carried OH by hat dreadiu
plague. l., Aha sooord
attack the fight lasted nearly three hours the syags
averaged suppose about three hundred warriors, a
well mounted yelling and shooting at us as Dey passou
at full gaop had in company nearly one , nIu In
dred men, well armed were protected on vo ,h sb ~ ~
tho Arkansas River and had formed crclo Will va
81 wagons or vehicles. winch passed py .nJ @ enemy
Though the balls fell like hail on our camp, soc.o
for I've minutes at time, yet owing 10 sPecai pnded
ton OF God We had nobody klleu, SON SOM E ~ h,efs who
but not dangerously. The savagos ost Elk ces, WV
were carried away by their own warrlons no ooup I'
OF them must have been wounded. The young julius julius
Mosset very pr3misins& & ySg ~ chaer" % While we were
fighting with the Indians, on the 22d OF JuS nu o.,
Youngest sister OF the Lorett0 died on serod tho ~
Of the same month from the fright a. & % oniv Is
cansed nv the attack OF the sayages shc Mas onH ~ 40
years old well educated, and m0del Oh virtue. nus
IimiIty God was pleased TO send many trmis out VIC
rrvd IN the evening OF the 18th instant anu though IL
,,a ~ meet us and came eight miles All our
ssters Are we'll Those brought from the STATES are
agreeably disappointed to ma mere mere h 49, &
h Sobe bndiugs Adobes are large mud bricks, sun
GrIet tSey Are nut IN the wall with mud. Such Is tle
material Of our buDd8gs here. 'ffsT7T-. S=c. IA
the M0 yar eHceS IN will soon %
so john b. LAMY, Bishop of Santa Fe, N NJ.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-07
PRICE FOUR CENTS.
EUROPE
FRANCE.

OFFICIAL ACCOUNT OF THE sALzBURG CONFER
ENCE.
By ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH ro,rHE TRIBUNE u
PARIS, Sept. 6.-M. Monster, the Minister Of
Foreign Affairs has issued circular in regard 10 tho
Conference recently held at Salzburg lie states
that the meeting of the Sovereigns was merely one
of coincidence over the fate of the Archdnke Maxi
milan To be sure there was general interchange
of views the situation Of European politics. but no
alliance or combination planned by the Emper-
ors as has been stated.
DROUYN DE LHUYs TO SUCCEED MOUSTIER.
Eyening.-It is stated that M. Drouyn de Lhuys
will soon reGnter the French Cabinet. II is thought
he will take NJ Mousters place in the Foreign Office.