Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-14

Gen. Banks and the president are on
terms of close intimacy. Bad for the
latter.
Gen. Sheridan srriued at Leaven-
worth, Kansas, Friday morning, and
thus has really ceased to be Philip
d'Orleans-
Advices by the cable to the 10th inst.
announce that the shah Of Persia has
consented to visit the car of Russia.
Among the passengers on the Califor-
mia steamer ON Tuesday was ex-senator
Gwin.
Paul MOrphy is reported seriously i'll in
Paris with typhoid fever.
The Petersburg Iader recalls the fact
that the trial Of Jefferson Davis is as
signed for November.
GARNER, architect of the new Paris
opera house, makes enough from it to
retire for life and plan no more.
Elihu Burritt, the "learned blaak-
smith," is about taking up his residence
in his native place, New Britain. Con,
necticut.
President johnson was burned in
effigy, with much circumstance and Ger
emOny, in MOntrose, Pennsylvania, on
Thursday evening last.
The income OF the Marquis of West
minister is SIC, 600 day.
L,otts has made 5000 in six weeks al
Wallack's.
Capt. Lott, Of the Cunarder Persia, has
crossed the Atlantic three hundred and
forty-five time,
En- King Sickles is to have a reception
and entertainment from his old com
rsdes Of the Excelsior brigade, in New
York city.
An exchange says Green Clay Smith
is counting upon the chicken Of senator
ship from the unmatched egg of the state
of Montana.
Ex-Gov. Thomas Brown died at Talla-
hassee, Fla, on the oath inst in the
eighty-second year of his age.
Gems. r. E. Lee and Joseph E. John
ston called on the president and Gen.
Grant on Tuesday, reporting on their pa
roles as demanded.
Gen. Refus King, our late minister to
Rome, has arrived at Washington, and
is understood to be an applicant for the
newly created mission TO Greece.
A fellow named Gregan has been ar
rested in BellefOnte, Penn, and bound
over to answer at court for stealing a
tombstone from the cemetery. 7
Gen. Thos. A. Morris has been elected
president of the consolidated BellefOn-
taiDe Line and Terre Hsute, Alton and
ST. Louis railroads.
Mr.. Haight, the governor elect of Cal
ifornia, is q Rochesterian, being the son
family emigrated to California about the
year 1880.
John G. SAKE says that it is a common
notion in Boston that, if a person is born
in that city, it is unnecessary for that fa-
vored mortal to be born again"
Mr.. Raymond, of the Times, Madame
Ristori, Arthur Sketehley, and Madame
Lagrange, will be in New York next
week.
A private letter from the Sandwich
Islands states that the king is not well.
Il is believed he has the Chinese leprosy,
which is SO prevalent there, and that he
cannot live long.
Mr.. Gorham, the defeated candidate
for governor of California, is only thirty
four years of zge--the age of Gov. Lowe
when he received his nomination for that
chair.
Robinson, the bareback rider, aow
great card at the 1hedter ol1t Prince In
peridl, Paris, has made such decided
hit that engagements from other Eu-
ropean cities promise to detain him
abroad for two years OF more.
The celebrated Francis Deak, who ia
the real king OF Hungary, is so poor that,
during the session of the Hungarian diet
at Pesth, he has 10 content himself with
two cheap rooms on the fourth floor Of
Che principal hotel In that city.