Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-13
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NEW York, January 12.-The steam
shin City of Baltimore Is ashore near
Flynn's point. \ tug is trying to pull
her of.
Passengers who arrived by the steamer
San Francisco from Nicaragua to-day,
report that at San Juan del Suer they
found 700 passengers from the teamer
Santiago, of whom 300 (soldiers] had
been left by the Moses Tyler. The
steamer found at Greytown 800 men, in
all 1900 passengers for the Americas re-
turn trip. OFFICIAL reports say b nine
passengers and twenty soldiers had died
OF cholera, and if the America tries to
| carry them all, the cholera Is sure TO
break out.
He left Greytown on Jan. ! and the
next day there were three deaths rom
| cholera in the Storage, and three nom
other diseases. There were eight death
| during the voyage, five Of which were
from cholera. She pat into Key west
on the 9Th, chiefly to allay the fright OF
I the passengers. Twenty-one who were
/ BADLY frightened, deserted the ship.
/ There is another account which says
I twenty.six soldiers and n officer, Maj.
| Gamble, fell victims to the disease, also
two Messengers and four employees OF a
| river steamer. Up 10 the time the San
Francisco left, No women or children
had the disease.
WASHINGTON, Jan. PA resolution
was introduced in the house to-day au-
thorizing the payment Of the reward
| offered for the capture Of Jefferson Da-
Wis in 1865, and referred TO the commit
tee on appropriations.
Mr.. Clarke, of Kansas, introduced q
bill for the speedy completion OF the
| Southern Pacific railroad. Referred to
the Pacific railroad committee.
The discussion for the appropriation
for the agricultural department was re-
sumed. The amendment 10 reduce the
amount from $4,000 to $4,000 failed.
and without completing the discussion
OF the bill, the house adjourned.
Yesterday q telegram was received
here stating that the legislature Of Col
oradO had passed a resolution protesting
against the admission of Colorado as
1 state. There is, however, a counter
blast from the same territory, announ'
cling that two hundred col0Ted citizens
are anxious for its admission. They
have telegraphed to Ashley, Sumner
and other friends, that they are anXiou:
for lis admission under the provision
that the word white in the constitu
ton of Colorado shall not operate preju
dicially to citizens of any race or color
81. Louis, January l2-Gen. Price
and family arrived here yesterday, from
Mexico.
A special TO The Democrat from st
Joseph, No, says advices from Denvel
CITY report large numbers Of buffalo go
ing into Platte Valley from the south
and, as buffalo Fever willingly trave
~nOrthward in tat dead Of winter, 1t L
believed that Indians are behind, witt
hostile intentions on settlements alOns
the Platte, as all previous Indian raid
In winter have been proceeded by drOvei
of buffalo.
LONDON, January y, p.m.-Th'
Times Of this morning contains a lOnl
argumentative article on the subject O
the iZlpeachmeGt Of the president Of tn
United States, and says the schem.
looks ike a fatal blow at the constitu
lion.
MADRID, January I2-The protfere'
mediation of the United states between
Spain and Chilli is regarded as the Ger
tain fOrerunner. Of an honorable peace.
VIENNA, January 12.-The morning
Journals of this city to-day contained tn
official announcement that the subliml
port has called $50, 900 men into servic
TO queII the Greek instruction in tn
Mediterranean.
FLORENCE, Jan. l2.-The chamber o
deputies has adopted the draft Of an ad
dress liz reply to the speech Of King Vic
tor Emanuel.