Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-01

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meant for Sans PrUssieHs-nO Pr~ussians
will be present.
OwingtO the state Of the markets most
of the mills in Lawrence, Mass, will
reduce operations from ten to twenty
five per cent. this month, which will
throw several hundred operatives out Of
employment.
The statue Of Edward Everett has been
completed in clay by Mr.. Story, and is
now at Munich, ready for casting. 1t is
expected to arrive at Boston some time
in May, and it will be dedicated in
June.
Victor Wright, Of Middlebury, Vt,
sold twelve ewes TO a western purchaser
for SI2,O OO-one thousand dollars each /;
Edwin Stowel, of the same place, sold q
ram lamb for $1,000, and Z. Hammond
sold a ram lamb for $1,000 another gem
tleman sold a yearling ram for $1,000,
which he purchased a year ago for $50.
All these valuable sheep were Ham
F, mond's, and choice Of their kind.
The bells of the $40 churches in Mos
COW were all rung together on the day of
the Czarowitch's wedding. The clangor
was terrific.
The railroads in this country employ
10000 men, and at least ! GOO, 600 men,
women and children depend wholly for
their support upon the railroad interest.
a newsboy in Philadelphia has been
arrested and held to bail in $500 for OBJ
tanning money on false pretenses and ex-
citing the community by shouting
d" Assassination of President johnson"
&" Murder of Gen. Grant" etc.
The Tuscaloosa (Ala.) Monitor states
that a company has been organized with
a cash capital OF 100000, to erect a cot
ton factory eight miles east of that place,
on the Huntsville road. The Monitor
says an order has been sent forward for
the machinery.
The New York Herald is opposed TO
the proposition of Sherman, of Ohio,
that no person indulging in Intoxicating
drinks shall be eligible to office in the
United States, because, it says, it would
break up the government. There would
be no one left to hold the offices.
1t is said that the bullion now in the
treasury Of Russia, at Moscow, greatly
exceeds the sum held 10y the bank of
England. The estimated value Of gems
and jewels is almost fabulous, before
which the crown jewels and regalia of
England sink into comparative insignifi-
canoe.
Mdlle. Carlotta Patti is investing a
modest portion Of her artistic earnings
in a villa at Nice. She is en- pour pdrzors
for a fine house in the QUARTER de
Lazaret, near that of the Baronne Nigier
laee Sophie CruvelIi.) Mustapha Pacha,
brother Of the Egyptian vieeroy, has
just purchased another mansion, lie Fort
for 800, 600 francs.
A difficulty occurred at a horse-race,
at Blackjack Grove, Hopkins county,
recently, in which three men
were killed in fifteen minutes. One
Newsom killed Brumley; Brumley's
brother killed Newsom; one Fry was
killed by the Newsom party. The difi1,
Guilty grew out of a misunderstanding
concerning a h9Se-race.
The Richmond papers announce a
heavy decline in rents in that city for
instance, one Of them says: The build
on Cary street, known as "Commer-
cial block" which rented last year for
5000 each, are now rented for $1,000 each.
The building lately occupied by the
National express company, and for
they paid $1,000 per annUm, rented
a day or two since at auction for SIG5O.
The buildings on Fifteenth street, which
rented in 1865 for $1,000, are now rented
for Sl2CO, and so on. This indicates not
Distress dull trade, and want of conf
ience, but a gradual return of the stand
ard OF legitimate business.
\ correspondent of the Courier du
writing from Frankfort, states
that a few evenings ago Shakespeare's
Of Venice was being played,
and when in the trial scene the Judge
asked "Shylock" what he claimed from
MS debtor, and the latter replied, "A
pound Of flesh, +" a mar in the gallery
out, "and eight cigars. - The
frankfort people ]applauded this %allusion
the Prussian bill Of fare during the
var the Prussians present lost their
emper \ row ensued, and the police
the house.
The king of Prussia gave a grand din
Ter on the occasion of the 60th anuiyer-
airy Of his entry into the army, at
Which were present Gems. Moltke, Fal-
.enstein, Herwarth, Manteuffel, Yon
room, Steinmetz and Count Bismarck.
lis majesty proposed the following toast:
In the midst Of all of you 1 salute the
year and the end Of one the most
Memorable for Prussia. The following
ought to produce the harvest OF
he s%anguinary seed-time we have passed.
'or that we shall want all our forces,
then that blessing will not fail us
vas SO visibiy with US during the
year. As a testimony of a solemn
ct, 1 have collected the heroes Of an
rmy which l entered sixty years ago.
'OllOwing the example Of my father, l
ave led the army so cared for by him
nd my late brother to the victories
,hich you, devoting your blood and
our lives, have carried of. thank you
Il. Long live the nation which has
reduced uch an army :" The same
ay the king gave the names OF Bis
larck, Room, Moltke and Hcrwarth to
,ur streets 10 Berlin.
Respecting Earl Russeli's doings in
the Glasgow Herald publishes the
blowing letter, dated San Reno, Sun
Az last: Earl Russell arrived here last
Wednesday from Florence, and intends
aging till tomorrow Monday. On
riday he was waited upon by a deputa-
on Of the San Remese, when the syndic
resented him with an address, express
We Of their gratitude for the sympathy
2 had taken in Italian affairs, 20 which
lordship read a reply couched in The
terms: 'Gentlemen-I thank
,u with all my heart for the honor you
I've done me. ] rejoice with you in
eing Italy free and independent, with r
monarchial government, and under a {
king. The Italian nation has :.
the elements Of a prosperous political
which had been wanting for many :
nturies.' In the evening lac was sere-
ded by the band of the town. After
ey had played God save the Queen
nd Russell and his family appeared at
e window and thanked them. He re- :
them 10 play 'GaribaldPs :
ymn,' after which they dispersed, amid :
puts Of viva PInghilterra, viva la
.polazione san Remesei' Viva ,
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