Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-27

1t is agreed on all hands, that no
Cabinet changes ere to occur, and that
nothing will be done on impeachment
till the middle Oflthe next month.
Chief Justice Carter, Of the District
Supreme Court at Washington, has an
nouneed that the eases in which lawyer
Bradley, who was debarred by Judge
Fisher, is engaged as counsel, would not
be taken up until his status was deter
mined by the full bench.
City of Mexico correspondence, Sept.
30th, saws the returns Of the election
from the interior indicate the success Of
the Jusrez ticket. Corona aud EscobedO
have declared their preference for Juarez.
Admiral Tegethoff was still in the city.
The body of Msximjlian was being en-
balmed. ~ rrtra -.s-.r -sre.r
A Panama letter says: The secret
treaty with Peru, made in August, 1856,
has been disapproved by the present Co
lumbar Government, and resolutions
were passed to return il to the United
States Government at Washington.
Complaint is made to the Admins
tratiOn that Minister Adams has neg
Ieeted to urge the BritishG overnment for
the release Of John Nagie and j. Warren,
held as Feniaus, without charge or trial, in
il is learnedlsthat Sir Frederick Bruce,
Just prior to his death upon suggestion
from the President and Secretary Nc
Culloeh, recommended the release Of
these two men, and our Government has
appealed to the British authorities for the
immediate consideration Of all arrests Of
FeBians who claim TO be citizens Of this
couHtry, and for the discharge at once Of
all against whom no valid charge Of vio-
'lation of laws can be established.
The Dale silk mill, at Patterson, has
been attached by the Government, the
owners having, as the revenue officials
allege, defrauded tho revenue of $4,000
by making false returns in 1861 and 1862.
The mill, which Is most extensive, is 10
be kept running, ia charge OF an agent
Of the Government.
1t having come to the knowledge Of
the Secretary Of the Treasury that the
uroprietOrs of one OF tile bonded ware
houses in New York, known as a general
order store, had charged an importer ex-
eessfve rates for carriage, storage, etc., on
goods sent from the importing vessel to
such store, he has directed the Collector
to require the proprietOrs to return the
excess charged to the importer, and to
inform them that repetition of the
offense will carry with it the penalties
attached upon them by the Government.
The National Democratic Resident
Committee have issued cali for meet
ing at the Metropolitan Hall, in New
York, on November lst, as preliminary
movements to the Presidential cam
paign.
About twenty members Of CoBgress
are in Washington on special committee
duty, or engaged In looking after quar-
ters for the session. The Capitol is
nearly in readiness for the meeting on
the 29th proximo, and the Departments
are also very busy in getting up the an
nuai reports. Public interest seems con-
fined wholly 10 the coming session, and
the November elections.
The Maryland Investigation Com
mittee heard the evidence of Lieut.-GO
Cox, and number Of other witnesses.
Congressman Phelps, of Baltimore, made
application to be present with the Com
mittee and examine witnesses, but wss
refused. ..# LLLE LIS
Rembrandt was dining one day with
a friend, when il was discovered that
there was no mustard, and the servant
was sent for some. Rembrandt, having
little confidence in the servants effort to
make haste, laid wager that he could
etch the view from the dining room win
dow before the servant returned. He
took up a plate, tried his etghiug-pOint
upon it, sketched the view and won his
bet. The engraving is a very rare one,
and single copy Of 1t recently sold for
nearly q hundred dollars.