Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-27

aNNNH 1911 &
san FRASc1sco, January 26-The
steamer Orizaba, for Arizona, with four
companies Of United States troops sailed
to-day. Gov. Mccormick returns by
New YORK. January 28.-Wall street
IL calmer. The fall in stocks brought
q tie buyers for Investments. The ru-
mora Of failures caused & general ad-
vance. Money is easy:
Tho new steamer Union arrived to-
day seven snd-a-half days from South
ampton.
the large cotton warehouse Of James
NJ Day was burned. and about 1000 bales
cotton destroyed. Loss, $4,000
BnsTON, January 28.-The anti-slavery
society adopted resolutions fayoring the
removal Of the president and setting
aside the state governments At the south,
giving the ballot to the negro, and re-
modelling the supreme court
CHICAGO, January 2B--McConneH d
COllender, oil brokers, lave failed
BERLIN, January 3.-Count bismarK
declines a seat In the German diet.
ATHENS. January 25.-It is aid that
GEN Keitigis declines the mission to
America In behalf Of the suffering Gre
tsns.
ToSpoN. January B.-The officers Of
he Atlantic aud Great Western railroad
nave been referred to the committee OF
BERITN, January 25.-Ths Duchles
have formally been annexed to the Ger
man Confederation. The German Diet
Il to meet for the first time on the 24th
Of February.
LovDoN, January 25.-The Canadian
railroad loan Of ei,G06, 600, guaranteed
by the British government, Is o to-pe
| out upon the market. Quite formidable
riots have occurred at Greenwich.
Tie Cretan war has ended q the
volunteers have gone back to Greece.
PARrs. January 23.-InformGtion Is
-aca we'd here that the WorkIngmen are
riotously assembling In the streets OF
Madrid, Their clamOr Is for bread. A
serious outbreak Is anticipated and the
. government il taking measures TO
meet It.
LONpoS, January ., p.m.-It Is re-
ported that the government OF Prussia
has asked OF Austria why the troops OF
the after sre being concentrated IN Gal
lacia.
PARIS. January 2+.-The French mis-
sion and Prussiau governments have
-eso we'd 10 negotiate in common with
the porte on the eastern question.
LOEDaN, January 22-nOon.-u. ;.
SODA 721.. COnsols, 90t.
LIVERPOOL, January &.-The Prus-
sian market Is active. Beef advanced
Is. Sd. for American. Bacon firmer.
L0SDos, January 2t-Ihe official
~iourla! Of Copenhagen denies that the
Danish government has any intention Of
ssIling the Island Of st. Thomas to the
United States.
It il announced officially to-day that
the British government has accepted the
plan submitted by the provincial dele
gates for the union Of the Canadian prov
inces.
Advices from Paris state that France
is disguised with the measures put ior-
ward by the Emperor Napoleon.
CAIRO January 25.-River stationary
and ice about the anne as last report.
Weather clear. Mercury %. Business
good. Arriyed-M. :. Mepham, from
Rev Orleans 10 Louisville Liberty
No. > from Louisville 10 Memphis
Nashville, Cairo to Nashville Mercury,
Louisville 10 White River. The'Mepham
has i22 bales of cotton fer Evansville.
The Liberty discharged here 20 bales OF
cotton.
louisville, January 26.--Weather
very cold ice forming rapidly in the
river. River not open to Cincinnati,
and it IL doubtful if any boats can leave
for POINTS below. Private dispatches re-
port the steamer Indiana at Evansville
at four O'Clock this morning; later dis
patches announce the closing Of the
river below Evansville. The Darling
will get over the falls this evening. M
boats leave tomorrow, but the David
White and B. L. Hodge may leave on
Monday.
No sales OF cotton to-day.
At Frankfort there was another IN
successful ballot for United States sens-
tor today.
Senats.-Nr. DoolittIe presented = re-
port from the Joint special committee to
inquire into the condition Of the Indian
tribes, which was ordered 10 be printed.
A bill was passed authorizing the con-
struCtlon of a branch Of the Baltimore
and Potomac railroad within the Dis
trict
The house resolution eXempting alco-
hol rom taxation, when distilled fr0m
epiri-s on which the tax had been paid,
was passed.
Nj. Wilson's resolution was adopted
calling on the president for a copy Of
Gen. Wilson's report on the capture OF
Mr.. Davis
Hoase.-On the motion Of Mr.. OAR
ling, the secretary Of the treasury was
instructed to suspend the sales OF CON
dscaGed whisky unless the price therefor
be equal to the tax thereon.
\ large number Of private bills were
passed.
Stevens reconstruction bill was thfst
considered. Ross spoke, Ohjectiug to it
as adverse to republican principles nun
ciated duringeFs late war, and As being
unNise snd inexpedient, and said f con-
gress could depose the president and
paralize the supreme court, our
civil government would be destroyed.
He thought he saw among the repUbli-
can leaders, tyues of the RobespierTes,
DantCns, and Msrats Of the French rev
OiutiOn. He appealed 20 congress TO let
well enough slone, and said he thought
the president ought 20 be impeacEed for
leaving SO many disuuiCnists in office.
Stevens gave notice thatBe would taks
the floor on Monday and put the bill on
It's passage il Ashley would withdraw his
substitute.
Brigham Withdrew his motion to refer
the bin, aud Ashley Withdrew his substi-
tute and announced his intention to vote
against its reference,
In the course OF Ashlcyis remarks he
alluded 20 the men holding seats on the
democratic side who had cc-operated
with the rebels.
Winfield took exceptions 10 the re-
mark and denounced IL as base, utterly
untrue, and unfounded Islander.
Hunter added $50 far as l am con-
cerned it is q base lie. "
Hill called Hunter TO order, and the
ruled that the words were out Of
Randall said "But nevertheless It is
true. "
Hill moved a vote Of censure against
Hunter, which was carried by 81 TO 81.
The speaker briefly administered the
TO Hunter, who stated that he
used the language Ia a moment Of irrita-
lion st a false charge and he intended no
iisrespect to the house.