Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-18
PERSONAL ITEMS.

Macmillan IS thirty-hve years old.
Hon. B. II. Hill has been pardoned BY
the president.
Com. Wilkes is a manager OF golC
mines in North Carolina.
The tenor Habelmann fell off a scenic
cliff in Philadelphia last week and broke
his arm.
Prof. Liebig and Louis Napoleon re-
Gently dined together on "Liebig's ex
tract of meat"
George Augustus Sala is in Paris
acting as special correspondent of the
London Telegraph.
Mr.. Goodwin Smith Is about to pub.
lish his last series of lectures, under the
title Of " Three English Statesmen: Pym,
Cromwell and Pitt"
Ike Marvel says a country house with.
ont a porch is like a man without an eve.
brow.
The prince of Wales has given rise tc
much scandal in Paris, in connection
with her grace, the duchess of Marches
ter.
A New York morning paper having
said that Mr.. William SwintOn returned
an income of $4,000, and that NJ. Du
ChailIu was married, both of these gen.
uemen deny the assertions.
Tx u PAAANN VA - ha1 kEEA
greatly gratified by the cordial reception
accorded him by Napoleon.
Edward NOVEL;, of Portsmouth. n.
Fl, is going to New York to take charge
of the american odd FeHO1g.
Stephen H. Johnson, of Sing Sing.
was on the sixth chosen grand master 81
the Free Masons in New York state.
Gen. John A. Suffer, the pioneer OF
California, upon whose land gold was
first discovered in 1S4S, is now visiting
New York. He has lived to see the
most wonderful reJeIts follow this gold
discovery.
The New York 1881 Of the 7th inst.
in a column editorial, calls for the cleo
ton Of Gen. Grant as president Of the
United States, with a conservative con-
gress to support him. "This,n it saws,
" and this only, is the only solution of
our sectional and political troubles
Neal Dow is q century plant. Behold
his efferescenee. An Englishman asked
of Neal: "When will You pay the Con-
federate bond2' To him straightway
Neal made answer: "When YOU paw
the Fenian bonds" and then his petals
closed.
The first appearance of Madame
Ristori before a Havana audience will be
the first of December. Mr.. Grams
intention is to continue in the Taeon
theater after the departure Of Madame
Ristori, with an opera troupe composed
of some of the best artists in Europe,
negotiations being already in progress
for the acquisition of the celebrated
Prima Donna lie Pence, and the world
renowned ramberlinke.
William Francis BroRgh, q gentleman
well known in this country As a dramatic
agent and actor, died recently in Liver
pool shortly after his arrival at that
place from New York.
Macdonald, the New York sculptor
who made such fine portraits of John
Van Buren, RnG Chas. O'Connor, is mod.
cling q hfe-sized female figure, which be
calls Somnambula.
A monument to Prof. Bache is pro-
ected at Washington, and a committee, |
Including his successor, Prof. Pieree,
Prof Henry, of the Smithsonian insti-
5ate, Admiral Porter and other distin-
gentlemen are moving in the
Among the passengers BY the Quaker
Iity, which sailed from New York on
saturday, is Mr.. John Greenwood, Jr.,
or more than twenty years the agent Of
dr. P. 4. Barnums who goes cut on this
EXCURSION for the purpose Of gathering
Material for the American museum,