Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-28

Queen Nictoria's second son, Albert
Edward, is going to Baden-Bsden for the
races.
We are informed that Leonard W.
Jerome has the most magnificent nous.
tache in the country.
Commissioner Taylor, of the Indian
bureau, left Omaha for Washington on
Monday.
Yoang Joe Smith is gaining ground
against Brigham in Utah.
Brick Pomeroy says he is going to
build an opera house in Lacrosse.
The Chicago Times insists that the
genuine little All Right is dead. There
is evidently cheating somewhere.
Gail Hamilton is delighted with the
severe criticisms her new volume ELECTS.
Speaker Colfax is going to Lake Su-
periOr.
Napoleon and Eugene promised to
visit the sultan.
Edwin Booths theater in New York is
to cost S2OO, 900. 'aa @
Old Thad Stevens has been i'll again,
but the country will regret to learn it is
probable he will recover.
Gen. Sheridan is the youngest man
ever mentioned for the presidency, but,
fortunately, It is likely to prove mere
mention.
President" Roberts says Stephens is
living comfortably ia Paris, under the
name of Jackson.
Mr.. John Mcdowell, Of Vidalia, for
merry proprietor OF the COEcordia Intel
HgencCT, died on the 18th, aged fifty
seven. .-
Mrs. DR.. Mary Walker arrived in New
York Saturday in the steamship Siberia
from Glasgow.
The ex-queen of Naples is only twenty
siX-handsome, unhappy and childless.
Prince Charles Bonapsrte is running
for Office in AjaceiO, the home Of the
NapoleOns.
George Beal, the lottery man, who
mysteriously disappeared from Cairo last
! week, has turned up at Cincinnati.
Gen. Webster, George G. Bates, David
Gage and Mail Agent Armstrong are
candidates for the Chicago postmaster
ship. gl1Haa oo
Gen. Burnside is said TO be the best
looking man at Saratoga. The ladies
say his side whiskers are lovely.
The mother Of Sheridan is adeyOut
Catholic, and believes that her prayers
have turned away many a bullet from
her darling Phil. o5.
Gen. Gordon Granger is to be chief Of
the freedmen's bureau, vice Howard
removed. Boz ..t .
Belle Boyd, now Mrs. Harding, has
left her husband and is at present in Bal
timore. She will settle in st. Louis
shortly.
The president accepted an invitation
to be present at the festival of the Balsi-
more Target association, Friday.
VIM. Knapp, well known to the teIe.
graphic fraternity at the north, died at
MicsnOpy, Florida, where he had set
tied, on the 10th inst.
VIM. r. Roberts has sent from Paris TO
Dublin about $3.50, for the benefit Of the
families of imprisoned Fenians.
Bishop QuiDtard left for Europe on the
I4th inst, to attend the council Of bishops
Of the Anglican church.
Charles Dickens agent. Mr.. George
Doley, has arrived IN New York to
arrange for the great nOyelist's visit next
winter. atI -e
Gen. Pope has removed H. II. Fitzp&t-
rick, judge of the co~uniycourt Of Warren
county, Ga. ---
Mrs. MeIver, wife Of Mr.. Peter McIver,
near Leavensworth, S. c., was accident
ally shot and killed on Saturday night
last, by her little son. rrar~ an
Mrs. Kate Totten has sued the Pacific
railroad for damages to the amount OF
Si2.O 900 for the loss of her husband, who
was run OVer by 3 train and killed a few
days since.
The governor Of Wisconsin has ap-
pointed Col. Byron Paine, OfMilwalkee,
Judge Of the state supreme court, TO ali
the vacancy caused by the resignation of
Judge Downer.
Mr.. ". d. Summer, Of Bowling Green,
Kentucky, has been informed by his
brother in New Orleans, that he, with
five Others, has fallen heir to two million
dollars. Doubtless a joyful surprise.
Major Reynolds, agent of the Semi-
poles, is st Fort Smith, Arkansas, aud.
reports that the cholera has been very
fatal among the Indians st the agency,
and also at the old agency. UrF1ar q
George W. Godfrey, 3 clerk in the New
York Herald Office, committed suicide on
Monday last, at the Tontine hotel in that
city, by means of laudanum,
LANES Sherry, confined in the Wau-
keegan, Illinois, isil, attempted 70 escape,
from that institution On the 18th inst.,a
but was detected by the sheriff, who fred
&C him, inhicting two wounds. He viii
probably recover, 49, IN
Jimmy Elliott, the exsehampion price
fighter Of America, was sent TO the
workhouse, in Detroit, Michigan, a few
DAYS since for vagrancy.
phe death, 81 Paris, is announced, Of
Gen. Cavaignac, in his seventy-elghth
e cousin OF the former bead Of the
executive power nnder the French re-
public.