Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-14
Noon Dispatches.

| WASHINGTON, July 13.-The secretary
/ OF war sent to the house large mass OF
/ papers, in compliance with a resolution
of that body calling for information rel
ative to the question of the reconstrue-
| ton acts. They include various letters
and kilograms from the district COM
manders on the subject Of registration.
| 1t appears from these communications
/ that on the 22d of May the following cir
cular was transmitted to the several COM
manders for their guidance. 1t was
| signed by Secretary Stanton and ad-
dressed to Gen. Grant:
General Recent occurrences in some
military districts indicate the necessity
Of great vigilance on the part of militAry
commanders to be prepared for the pre-
veptiGn and prompt suppression of riots
and breaches Of the public peace, especi-
ally in towns and cities, and they should
have their forces on hand and so posted
on all occasions when disturbances may
be apprehended as to act promptly,
check, aud if possible, prevent any out
| breaks and violence eudangering the
public. You will, therefore. call the at
tentiOn Of commanders Of military dis
tricts to this subject, and the issue Of
such precautionary orders as may be
found necessary for the purpose indi-
Gated.
Gen. Grants Endorsement on this
order is as follows: The above CONVEYS
all the instructions deemed necessary,
and will be acted on by district COM
maDders, making special reports of pre-
eautiOnary orders issued by them to pre-
vent a recurrence Of mObs or any other
unlawful acts" The papers embrace a
large amount Of correspondence, orders,
ETC., most Of which have already been
published.
The committee Of conference report on
the reconstruction bill has been agreed tc
by beth houses.
IlONDON, July 12.-Abdul Aziz, sultan
of Turkey, who left Paris yesterday,
landed in England to-day. He was re-
eeived by the Prince OF Wales, acting
for the queen, and by His majesty Is
mael, sovereign Of Egypt, and was by
them escorted to London, where he met
an unusually brilliant and imposing re-
ceptiOn. The streets through which he
passed were covered with flags and
stTeameTS, and spSnned by arches and
festOOned with flowers, throughout the
entire route of the procession from the
railroad depot 10 Buckingham palace
were guarded on both sides by un-
uIOhel line Ol lEOOEs. bbHiuu Lfle
lines vast crowds Of men, women and
children were packed on the sidewalks,
in the windows, and on the house tops.
When the sultan passed between the
lines, the soldiers and the people mani
tested great enthusiasm, and shouts of
welcome, cheering, and the waving of
handkerchiefs and banners didn't cease
until the sultan had entered the gates OF
the palace. The royal residence has
been put in state Of complete prepaTa-
tiOn for the sultan, and will be occupied
by him during his stay in London.
Reports from Vienna say q serious dis |
turbance has broken out in Gallieia. The
Austrian troops dispatched to put them |
down have been beaten by the rioters !
1t is believed that these riots were insti- |
gated by the Russian emissaries, who |
worked upon the national proclivities Of |
the Slavic population, and created, by !
their intrigues, feeling Of discomfort.
BERLIN, July 12.-The federal govern |
ment has decided not to send minister
to Washington.