Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-28

The late Abraham LincOln's coach Is
offered for sale in New York.
Garibaldi was arrested by the Italian
government while crossing the frontier
Of Rome.
The remains of Sir Frederick Bruce
were sent home in the steamship China.
Fernando Wood will be a candidate
for the mayOralty Of New York-and
will probably be elected.
Dr. Marcus o. Porter, Of Cornwall,
Vt, late senator, died on the 18th, aged
sixty years.
Brig. Gen. Dan. Mccoy hss established
himself at Thomson, Carroll county, ILL.,,
as one of the editors of the Thomson
Courier.
The salary of J. w. SimOntOn, New
York agent OF the associated press, has
been raised from S250O to $4,000 year
The wife of Mr.. Lee, the gentleman
who drew the ChicOgO opera house, died
last Friday, at Prairie de Rocher, Ill.
George yelling, late colonel of the
fourth Kentucky cavalry, died in New
Orleans, of yellow fever, Tuesday, the
18th inst.
Thomas H. Ford. eX-lieutenant COVER
nor of Ohio, is said to have the inside
track for the Ecuador mission, vice
Coggeshall, deceased.
VIM. II. Bartlett, associate justice of
the supreme court of New Hampshire,
died yesterday, at Concord, Of consump-
ton, aged forty.
BrOUghRm makes speeches in Boston
when the scene. shifters are delayed, and
keeps the audience happy.
Maurice StrakOsch writes that America
will 90 wild over the beauties of 4" Romeo
and Juliet,u in which Patti has won in
creased distinction.
Gen. Beauregard has written letter in
which be says the country is drifting
into military despotism.
&C. +. Huntsman, for several years
connected with the Milwaukee NeiUs, has
gone to La Crosse, to take a position on
the editorial staff of Brick Pomer0y's
Democrat.
Gen. Grants father spoke at a demo-
cratic meeting, on the 2Uth, favoring the
election Of Gen. Cary for congress.
Arrangements are being made in To-
ronto to provide & residence in that city
for ex.PresideHt Davis.
Charles Fairfax, Ir., q native of Ohio,
and for some months past of the edito-
rial corps of the New Orleans Times,
died in that city on Friday last Of yellow
fever
The Journal says Napoleon wants an
eleven-year old Salzburg princess for his
sens bride. She must be drowsy little
belle to take Nap!
SAKE says he saw more pretty girls in
n I nd -,
London than in Paris. The sweetest
voice he ever heard in conversation came
from German woman, who sold beer
and biscuits.
Gen. Sheridan in an interview with
President johnson, on Tuesday, dis
claimed any intention OF insult In his
Now Orleans letter. He said he only
wished TO show by that letter that the
president was making very serious mis-
takes.
Catherine Beecher, Beecher who, be.
sides being Beecher, has written a cook
book and some other things, has come
out an Episcopalian. In an explanatory
letter she charges all her brothers with
having abandoned the fine old orthodox
tenet of infant damnati0n.
Gen. Sheridan was lionized upon his
arrival ia Cincinnati. At night he went
to the thester. At the close Of the play,
the audience called for Sheridan. The
curtain rose again, and Miss Provost en-
tered, dragging the absshed hero by
both hands"
Fitz John Porter has filed another pa-
per with the president in favor of reopen
ing his case, He cites the action of
President Tyler in Gen. Crittenden's
case, and the action OF President johnson
in Gen. Sweeney case. Both were tried
aud sentence executed, and both had
their disability removed by the execu-
tive.