Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-07
Noon Dispatches.

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! information, from orders to the depar
; ment, states that Mississippi, which be
enjoyed the reputation Of being the mos
turbulent Of all the southern state.
except Texas, is now cOmparHtfvei
quiet. The metropolltans have mad
numerous arrests OF horse thieves an
guerrillas, and have brought to punish
ment a larger number of criminal
during the past two months than til
civil authorities have arrested since tn
close OF the war.
I A special to New York paper saw
IL Is known that in the interview betweeI
the president and Gen. Grant, last Tues
day, the latter charged upon Mr.. John
son the responsibility Of the failure o
the constitutional amendment, by which
the south had lost more than the north
for thereby ten organized states hac
been kept out of the union until they
complied with the proclaimed conditions
of safety.
A letter from Sickles to Grant, ia re.
gard To the famous "OrdeF No. I0,u has
been published. He claims that by the
act of congress he was fully vested with
power to carry out that order.
( EsKEY WEST, September 5.-The steam.
ship Cromwell, for New York, with
cotton, etc., was lost of Indian Kew on
! the Sd. The passengers were saved. The
( Cromwell had 276 bales OF cotton, which
! was saved dry.
MOBILE, September 6-CoI. t. B.
I Shepherd, shot at Mount Vernon arsenal
few weeks since by Capt. Sehaff, U. S.
A, died yesterday. Schaff has been on
I trial before military commission since
Monday. The examination was con-
cluded to-day, but the sentence is not
made public.
CHARLEsTON, September 6.-Sickles,
before surrendering to Candy, appointed
Beverly Nash, prominent negro in
Columbia, police magistrate.
A special dispatch says private dis
patch tonight announces that in view Of
grave allegations contained in President
JOhnssn's proclamation, Gen. Sickles
will demand q court of inquiry. He
will sail from Charleston for New York
on Saturday.
Gen. Candy, yesterday, on assuming
command of the second military, district,
issued the following order, an official
copy whereof has been received at army
headquarters at Washington: All ex-
isting orders and regulations are adopted
and confirmed and will be observed and
enforced, unless hereafter modified or
revoked by the proper authority.n This,
Of course, retains in force the famous
order No. 10, the promalgation whereof
caused the removal of Sickles.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, September g.
The conservative convention adjourned
today after adopting as a platform the
resolutions recently passed by the con-
yention in Pennsylvania; a promise to
cherish, protect and defend the cOnstitu-
ttOn as the only righttul government
acknowledging the supreme court as the
only arbiter in all conflicts of powers
under that instrument; that each state
has exclusive right to prescribe the quali-
tcatiOns of voters, etc. The convention
offered resolution of its own, expressing
an intention to cultivate relations of
harmony between the two races, to deal
justly with blacks, to aid and instruct
them in duties to themselves, to society
and their country, and appealing to them
to place trtist in those whom they know
to be honorable, and deal cautiously with
strangers, who bear no evidence that
they are honorable, until better known.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 6-This
city gives Haight ldemocraticl 3s4s ma
lOrity, to the surprise of every one.
Every ward but one went democratic.
The whole democratic ticket, county
and municipal, excepting two or three, |
have been elected. Returns from twenty
six counties show Haight 5000 ahead. It
is hardly possible that Gorham (radical)
can come up.
Ldter.-Fuller returns from the most !
populous counties, including radical
continue to swell Haighps |
majority, and make another congress-
man uncertain.
LONDON, September 5.-The weekly |
returns Of the bank Of England shows /
bullion to have increased to e500, 900.
DUBLIN, September 81 Criminal prose-
eutiOn has commenced against several |
persons known to be bitter Orangemen,
charged with participation in the recent /
professions of Orangemen and /
being parties to the disturbances which /
occurred on those occasions.
COPENHAGEN, September 5.-The re-
port that the government of Denmark
las sold the Danish island, in Western
indies, to the United States is officially
ienied.
BERLIN, September 5.-The returns Of
he recent elections, from all parts of
Prussia and other states in the eOnfede- !
alton, show the liberal candidates for
he North German parliament generally
and that the liberal party
vill, undoubtedly, have g large and con
rolling majority in the coming session.
n the Prussian senate to-day, action
vas taken which indicates that the SEN
tie is willing to accept the assurances
iven by the Salzburg conference as. a
Of peace in Europe.
The conference which has for some
ime been in progress here between the
russian government and Hanoverian
otables, has resulted in the appointment
Baron Ven Bismark to preside over (
be government of Hanover. His ap-
ointment Is considered te be peculiarly
to the Hanoverians. Although
native of Prussia, be has an estate in
'sterwald, in Hanover, which he has
lade his habitual residence for many
ears.
BADEN, September 5.-The interna-
onal races continued at Iffezheim yes
.rday. The attendance exceeded even
lst of the day before, as the contest was
II grand prize, offered by the Duke Of
aden. The French horse RuyblOs was !
he winner.