Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-01
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LOUISVILLE, May s1.-Tho river 4
falling, with nine feet nine inches in thi
canal by the mark.
NAsHvfLLE, May 31.-The stesme,
Slegel, which was sunk above here yes.
terday, bad on board sixty hogsheads 0
tobacco whereof four We're consigned t
Bel, Harris y Co, n to Jas. T.. KIM
anu the remainder to Kirkpatrick 4
'1reVinsi All OF New Orleans. Thi
steamer Baker, her consort. saved all tn.
tobacco except one hoRshead.
New ORLEANS, May 8f.-Mavor HeatI
appointed twO negroes on the police fore,
to-day.
Advices from Havana of the 2sth. ne,
steamer Liberty, state that Captsiu Cen
eral ManzOns has notified the eonsulai
agent Of the Juarez government to Tui.
the territory of the Fever faithful isle ,
within two days. The causes OF this IN.
friendly act do not appear. It may he ii
somea way connected with the recent
triumph OF the liberals, OF merely romon.
stranees against the open help rendered
the imperial government, in the shape OF
men, arms, munitions and provisions by
the American government.
The bark Ocean Home has been an.
praised at SIS, 600.
A sugar and molasses warehouse al
Matamoras was destroyed by fire on the
night of the Goth. It was insured in the
Liverpool and London insurance com.
pany for e45, 900.
1t is rumsred that the Spanish admit
rails visit to st. Martha is for the pur-
pose Of hushing up affairs, il possible, in
the event of a rupture with the Column
bian government.
The r. r. Ceeyler is to be brought to
this port.
The French steamer Souera, which
arrived to-day from Vera Cruz, con
firms the telegram of the I6tA about the
surrender Of Macmillan and his gen
erals. The commander at Vera Cruz
was only waiting for official notification
Of the fact, to surrender that city.
Advices from st. Domingo to the 10Th
say that the harbor Of San Pedro has
been declared a port Of entry. The de-
cree has been issued for exemption for 3
period Of five years TO all foreign vessels
from the payment Of permits, cleared
from any port of entry OF the republic for
the purpose of loadings salt, provided they
take nothing but salt.
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Washington says the president cOntem-
plates the restoration Of the mayor and
common council OF Mobile, who were
deposed by Gen. Pope, on the strength
of Gen. Swayne's report and the opin-
ion of the attorney general.
Haytien adviees say the country is
tranquil. Salanore continued to act as
provisional president, and it was be-
lieved that he would accept the presi-
deney- He is a man Of progress, great
energy and decision. II was also sup
posed that SRlanquie would return to
Hayti to spend the remainder of his
days.
SAN Francisco, May 3I.-The gov
eminent Of Japan has agreed to open
the ports of Ossaca, Yeddo and Negata
on the first Of January next for European
settlement and intercourse.
MOBILE, May 31.-The-" Naturalist"
a negro organ, was suppressed to-day,
and a guard placed Over the office, for
using incendiary language and instruct
ing the negroes when, where and how to
use firearms.
CAIRO, May 31,-The extension Of the
Mobile and Ohio railroad to a point in
Kentucky opposite Cairo, has finally
been determined on, and the work is to
be completed in a short time. The
bridging Of the Ohio at this point, is also
contemplated.