Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-01

NEW YoRK, February ga special
says: English merchants are forming a
combination to smuggle goods through
Canada into the United States. II the
tariff bill becomes q law.
A Washington special saysthe country
will be startled before the close Of the
week by the report Of the Judiciary COM
mittee on impeachment.
Reports that Grant had an interview
with the president on the reconstruction
bill are ~unfounded, though Grant un-
q~uestionably favOrs the bill.
The presidents veto of the reeonstrue-
tidn and the Office tenure bills are pre-
pared.
The army bin, making general head
quarters at Washington only, and tbat
all orders must emanate from the gene
raj, Is regarded as unconstitutional. The
bill will doubtless be vetoed.
1t is reported that Randall has a
eeeded Motley at Vienna.
1t Is said that a force is organizing ut
LeaveuwOrth to operate against the In
dams in Kansas.
A Washington special says that the
report OF the judiciary committee on i'm
parchment viii be a complete failure.
Unless the house accept the loan bill of
the senate, the probability is there will
be nothing passed this session.
Two important witnesses from the
SOUTH Gu tie mpeacnmeuG maLUer has
arrived at Washington.
BALTIMORE, February 2S.-The radical
state convention WAS numerOusIy AZ
tended. Universal suffrage was strongly
advocated. A large mass meeting was
held at night. Horace Maynard and
others spoke in favor of universal suE-
frage. The president IA denouneed and
congress commended.
CINCINNATI, February 2S.-The steam
er Laura FentOn was burned at Evans
vile, Ind, last week. Cox d II an
phreyis wharfboat was partially de-
stroYed by the fire,
WARRINGTON, February 2S.-The Sen
ate, in evening session, passed a Joint
resolution to erect an equestrian statue
Of Scott.
A sharp discussion ensued between
Senators Sherman, Fessendeu and SUM-
ner, in respect to a resolution presented
by the Finance committee for the pay
iaent of assistant assessors in the rebel
States, prior to August /, 1866, Sumnes
d%enOuncing the Secretary Of tue Trea-
sury in making such appointments. and
Fessender defending him.
LONDON, February I.-The party m
ROebuck's leadership have resolved
TO join their forosa with the Liberals.
Plans have been submitted for conduct
ing the war for the freedom Of Ireland,
and it is contemplated, if the vigilance
of the British Government in Ireland
render movements there hazard
Gus, 10 transfer operations to England
and Scotland. ConsOls 81; sos. 49,.
VIENNA, February 27.-Garibaldi was
with mOst unbOuDdad enthu-
siasm.
PARIS, February 27.-Phe adjustment
the reply to the address from the
throne is peculiarly unpopular. The
liberals insist upon the preservation of
this privilege,
Fhe supreme court adlourns to-day
until the first Monday in April.
NEW YORK, February 2S-Financial
a1aiFs are unsettled, owing to the uncer-
about the reconstruction bill.
The steamer Perry, from Havre the
10Th, has arrived.
The committee appointed by the Mis-
souri, legislature exOnerate Gov. Fletcher
rom ali suspicious Of fraud in regard to
the sale of the Southwest Pacific rail
q
1t is reported that a Fenian envoy
from Ireland saws that the English state
nents that the rebellion has ended are
japanese adviees confirm the arreveri
1f the Colorado at Yokohama.
There is great activity in the burnt
in rebuilding.
A Japanese embassy Of five persons is
10 visit Washington to inspect the navy
etc,
The American minister returned to
in the United States ship Wy
Dming, and was cordially received.
PHILADELPHIA, February 2S.-The
extensive cotton mill in the twenty
ward was burned last night. 1t
insured for S145, 0O0.
-BasToE, February 2S.-The steamer
Oiuna has sailed for Liverpool. She took
no specie.
PORTLAND, February 2R-Fhe steamer
Peruvian, from Liverpool the l4th, has
arrived.