Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-05
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MOBILE, October 4-There were no
deaths from yellow fever to-day.
The total vote was 1866, Of which lll2
are whites, nearly all Of which are for the
convention f"-t ft B a. .a "
KEY WEST, October 4.-The yellow
fever is rapidly Disappearing at Tortugas,
only few cases remaining in the hospl-
tails.
Lieut.. German was buried on the 23d
ult. Lieut.. Seabrinski is rapidly recov-
ering.
WILMINGTON, October 4.-Col. Frank,
commanding this post, received instruc-
tions from Gen. Candy to-day to no
longer oppose the enforcement OF civil
process from the United States circuit
court.
MONTGOMERY, October Returns to-
day have been received from fifteen
counties. The number of registered
voters is 81 400, and the number OF votes
polled is 34,S6O, being a majority Of
HAVANA, October 3.-Sugar is active,
and the sales to day were 1000 boxes.
Hams, 16(al7 reals.
WASHINGTON, October S.AA general
court martial has convened at Vicksburg
for the trial of Gen. Ksuiz, which is
composed of Gems. Arnold, Gillem, Bur
bank, Watkins, Ruger, Coils. Gilbert and
Chandler and Bvt. Col. GoOdfellow,
judge advocate.
The following letter, received by s col
leCtOr of internal revenue at the west,
has been sent to the internal revenue
Office:
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the difference between the letter of the
law, as my legal adviser interprets its
and the spirit of the law, as interpreted
by the mature deliberatiOu of an enlight-
ened and tender conscience Being de-
sirous to neither blunt the conscience nor
to defrsud 90 just a goverumeut as our
own. send you this, the property of
Uncle Sam as internal revenue.
s. remain, your, RIGHT"
On Tuesday, in accordance with or
ders received at Washington arsenal by
Gen, Ramsay, eemmsndant Of the post,
from Gen. Grant, secretary of war, the
bodies Of the assassination conspirators,
and Of Henry WirE, the Andersonville
jRilOr, were removed from their graves
and reinterred in another portion Of the
arsenal grounds. This quick removal
was rendered necessary, it seems, by
grounds. The body OF J. Wilkes Booth
wss buried in what was known as the
warsrOonn of the penitentiary building
1t was inciosed ia an ammunition box.
After the grave vas covered with
dirt, the brick flooring gaS replaced
The burial having been accomplished,
the windows were boarded up
and the door made secure, Secretary
stanton taking the key with him. The
key was kept at the war department up
till four weeks ago, when it was returned
to the arsenal officers. On receipt Of Of
ders for the removal ofthe bodies, includ-
ing Booths, on Tuesday, laborers were
at once set te work, which soon accom-.
plished the job OF taking them from the
graves before mentioned and carrying
them to the warehouse, where a trench
was dug, q short distance from the wall
ia which all the bodies we're placed and
secrecy eDjoined. But few persons were
aware that the removals had been made
1t would seem from this act that the gov
eminent does not intend to give up the
body OF Booth to his relations. The bodies
OF Booth, Payne, Harold, Atzerot, Wirz
and Mrs. Surratt were placed In a COM
mon grave.
FLORENCE, October 3.--Ohieial dis.
patches published to-day are silent In
regard to Rome, but confirm reports that
the revolution has broken out Ia the
Papal provinces Of Viterbo.
The rebels hold many posts in the
province of Viterbo, and await the at
tack of the Pontifi0sl corps.
BERLIN, October 5--The city Of HAM
burg refuses to join Zolverein.
LONDON, October 3.--Lste dates frou
Rio JsDeiro report the United States
frigate Gnerrisrrs, flagship Of Admiral