Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-23
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New YORK, jane 22.-The president
visited Admiral Farragut's flagship
Franklin, where he was welcomed by
the firing Of a salute. The presidential
party landed at peer No. North river,
/ where they were received by the
I Knights Templars and the New York
| light guard, and by them escorted
/ through Broadgay to Fifth avenue
hotel. All along the route the president
was greeted with cheers from an i'm
mense multitude in the streets, and
/ the waving of handkerehiefs by Ia
/ dies from windows and balconies.
| The scene throughout was Of an enthu-
| siastie and exciting character. The ar
rival of the president not being made an
occasion for any special ceremonies of
reception of q formal kind, at 9 O'Clock
the president and suite sat down TO sup
per. The president, in reply TO an ad-
dress presented by the committee OF the
constitutional union last evening, said :
Gentlemen, return you my sincere
thanks for this cordial welcome. Think
1 know how to appreciate a welcome
OF this kind from my fellOy-eitizens,
and / would be doing injustice to myself
to say that / could be Indifferent to the
cordial reception given me on this Occs-
I
| will say that / think In my past con
duct, both in my acts and measures,
have, no doubt, fully reeiprOeated and
answered to every principle you have
put fOrth.n Mr.. Seward" That's the
true way to do it."l The president con-
tinued: "And this makes it unneces-
sary, it seems TO me, to assert further to
this ovation by saying that my past
conduct shows that l assent to every
thing. lt would seem that through nv
whole life l have made it my object and
purpose to pursue those principles, and
in 50 doing / couldn't do wrong"
a special says that Gen. Sheridan has
been telegrsphed to extend the tine for
registration in Louisiana 10 the first Of
August. There has been 70, Ill registered
in that state, whereof A, 799 are negroes
and "a 525 whites.
ST LOUIS, June 22.-Omaha dispatches
state that Col. Dodge, at Fort Sedgwiek,
had a citizen named Hendrick logged
one hundred lashes on his bare back for
selling whisky to soldiers. A soldier re-
ceived twenty five lashes for stealing
gun. The next day a soldier, for getting
drunk, was spread - for two hours, 50
that the mosquitoes aud buffalo gnats
might torture him.
a leIIlole UAtLie was IOuEuL on LQe
18th at O'Fallon's station, between sixty
seven whites, bOuRd for Fort Phil. Kear-
ney, and $50 Indians. More Indians are
supposed to have been killed than whites
Indian troubles between Denver and
Laramie continue.
WARSAW, June 2l-Emperor Alexau-
der has issued decree suspeRding con-
fiscstion in Poland.
vienna, June 2l.-The Austrian gov
ernm -Hl has granted amnesty to all pO-
Htical offenders, iHpiu iUg Eo-suth.
LONDON, Juue IA dispatch from
Constantinople gives the report that the
sublime pore has refused to consent to
the request Of the great powers preferred
through the collective diplomatic note,
that hustilities be suspended Ia Gambia,
and inquiry be m 7de into the grievances
9f the Christians by q cOm4.issi0u ap-
pointed collectively ty the great powers
and the porte. The Turkish govern
, Hient prOfesses to have Information from
Omar Pasha that he is making consider
aSie progress, and that he hopes soon 10
subdue the Cretans.