Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-25


Leopald de Meyer, the great pianist.
gives bis first concert In New York on the
lst Of October.
Ristori, Forrest and Jefferson are now
playing in New York.
Congressman Axtell sailed from San
Francisco on Saturday for New York.
Gen. Sicklss has made another de-
mand for a court Of inquiry in his
case.
ThssnOtorious DIR. ~ Russell, who was
first Confederate and then q federal
sympathizer, will represent the London
Times in AbyssiniR.
Leonard w. Jerome Is reported TO have
more than made up his losses on Pacific
mail within the last six months.
Col. a. R. Eddy, quartermaster Z. S.A.,
for a considerable time stationed atMem-
phls, has been ordered to duty at Fort
Yuma, Cal.
Col. Thorpe, of st. Louis, Is named as
the probable successor of assistant Seere-
tary Chandler, in the treasury depart
ment, shOald the latter retire.
NJ. Reaudelaire, French poet, known
a. the translator of De Quincy and Poe,
died in Paris on the first Of September
The president win appoint a successor
to Collector Collieott, Of tee third New
York district, in few days.
Capt Charles F. Brown, Of the 37th L.
s. colOred troops, is dishonOrably dis
missed the service, and fined $1,000 for
selling government property and apply
ing the proceeds to his own use.
Maj.-Gen. ScOfield and family, and
all his officers and their families, who
have been spending the summer months
at Chesapeake seminary, near Fortress
Monroe, have left that point for Rich
mOnd.
Kelley prOphesies that the south will
cease raising cotton and sugar, and will
supply all the grain and corn that the
country can find a market for.
King William will shortly make
tour through South Germany, and dur
ing his tour will visit the sOvereigns Of
Bavaria, Wirtemburg and Baden.
Commander John S. Winslow, the
hero of the Kesrssge ana Alabama eght,
received an ovation at the WinslOw
house, new hotel named in his honor
on Kearsage mountain, n. II.
It is said that, when at Augsburg sta
Llotli Auu IctE EllhB aug W DhNdEtG At-
speetfuliy kissed the hand Of the Empress
Eugene, she cOndeseended to return the
compliment by kissing him on both
cheeks, a fisttering distinction which
her majesty never before granted to any
sovereign"
The Canton (OhiO) Republican says:
" Late Washington letters keep intima-
ting that Mrs. Lincoln is to be married
to a gentlemen Of Canton, Ohio. We
are not posted as TO names, end are,
therefore, not prepared to say how much
creGenee ought to be given to this very
rumor."
It Is understood that Gen. Sheridan
has leave Of absence till the first Of No
vembeT, If he chooses TO avail himself Of
so much tine. EIe Is fully entitled to
such an extra favor, for the reason, if
none other exists, that il appears on the
record in the war department he has had
but twenty days leave in fourteen
years. service.
Msdemoiselle JanausGhek, the famous
rsgedienne, with a select company OF
artists, will arrive at New York at the
end Of this month to appear at the The
ater Francois as Medea, PhedFs, Burn
hide, Deborah, Pietra, Essex, Mary Stu
art, Mary Anne, 1.-THE Woman in
White" Winters Tale. A." and in scenes
out o. ' Macbeth Andrens," "Iphi-
genia," and " Emile Gelatty."