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STATEMENT

All communications confidential. ocll.ly
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-20

HALIFAX, january 19.-The steamer
Asia has arrived. A very severe storm
is prevailing here.
New YORK, January 19.-There were
only Sl56,0O0 shipped to-day by outward
bound vessels.
A Washington dispatch denies author
itltively the appointment of sub-com'
mittee on the examination of single
witness by the judiciary committee III
the Impeachment case.
A New Orleans special says that forty
policemen who were concerned in the
July riots, were arrested under the civil
rights bill on freedmen's oaths.
WASHINGTON, January l9.-Another
bsllot in the Kentucky legislature re-
suited as follows Speed, AZ; Powell, 40;
Harding, 81; Davis, 33. There was
another Intellectual ballot at Annapolis.
The president sent to the house mass
of papers relative to the July riotsd M
Gliding four hundred pages OF testimony
taken by the investigating board. The
boards report says that by no means was
their opinion in hostility to northern
union men. No sentiment OF hostility
pervades the community to the extent
Of endangering life, property or free
dom of speech on certain subjects of the
and through him control the municipal
authorities, the board considers thor
oughly imbued with the spirit of hos
tility The board eXculpates Gen. Baird.
Mr.. Ashley called the southern radical
association together and submitted his
articles Of Impeachment. The vote
stood II to 10, Durant voting with the
minority against impeachment. The
departure of Representative Washburne,
of Illinois, on Wednesday, for Europe,
reduces the strength of the extremists.
The custom receipts at New Orleans
for the week ending on the 5th, was
S5S, 600.
There is thirteen inches ICE on the Po-
tOmac.
SAN Francisco, January lS.-A Du-
range letter, of Decem ber27th, announces
the enthusiastic reception of Jaurez on
the previous day. He was escorted by
six thousand citizens. There's are eighteen
American officers on his staff.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-20

Somewhere about the year l7S0 (so
runs the talej, a travelling millwright-
in those days the king Of mechanics
footsore, and with the brOadest northern
doric accent, stopped at Scho, locality
once indicative Of field sports, but then
the engine factory Of BOulton q Watt
and asked for work.
His aspect was little better than one OF
"beggary and poor looks" and Mr..
Boulton had hidden him God speed to
some other workshop, when, as he was
turning away sorrowfully, Mr.. Boulton
called him back and inquired
HWhat kind Of hat have you on your
head, my man p
"Its Just timber, sir"
Timber, my man ? Let's look al X
Where did you get II ?
I lust made il, cir, my ain'sel."
How did you make il ?'
+" I Just turned in the lathe"
4" But il is oval, man; and lathe
turns things round"
Aweall l just guard the lathe
gang anither gait to please me. 10
long Journey afore me, and / thOcht I'd
have a hat 10 keep out the water and
had ma muckle siller TO spare, and ] just
made one" Re
BY his Unborn MECHANISM the man bad
invented the oval lathe and made his
hat, and the hat made his fortune. He
became distinguished machinist.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO MAsONS
The Appeal Declared the Official
Organ for the Mystic Brother
hood In Memphis.
MASONIC NOTICE,

Below will be found the official state
raent of the secretaries of the various
Masonic conclaves in this city:
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DIRECTORY OF ASGERONI LODGE, No. f6s

MEMPHIs, Tenn, January 10, 1867.
heets First Monday in every month. al
e.caock 4. n, at odd Fellows HAL.
OFFICERS
o C. Trader, ". NJ Ofice, 53i Front street ;
residence 81 Union st.
ID. 3. Forster. 3 W.
a. NJ, Carroll, 3. ".
Gus Reder, d;
C8s5edman, S. d;
II II. Tornliuson. Secretary:
8ofn heaf3ish. Assistant secretary
n. j. Higgin. Treasurer;
r. ]. Conner, Steward
g A. Beehn, Stewsrds
- Suter, Tyler; 0fice, rs Main ftEest res
fdenGe, no. IL Oyert0n street. Jahlz II
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GROVER & BAKER
SEWING MACHINES!
Why Gro yer 4 Bakers Machine is Best

/ Ii is more simple, durable, and less liable TO
|. arrangement than others.
p II seNys from ordinary pools, and no re-wind-
ing of thread Is necessary.
! 3. II sews with equal farility all fabrics, the
Most delicate and the heaviest, and with all
KINDS of thread, silk, cotton or linen.
4. It's seam Is 50 strong and elastic that IL never
breaks, even on the bias.
3. II fastens both ends OF the seam by its own
operation.
G. Its seam, though cut at every sixth stitch re-
mains firm, and neither TuBs or ravels in its
wear.
| :. It's seam is more plump and beautiful, and
retains its plumpness after washing better
than any otner.
3. Its seam can be removed in altering garment,
after proper inspection, without picking or
eating them.
| 9. Vac ching and varying the tensions upon the
threads, necessary in other machines, Is un-
necessary IN this The tension being once ad-
jiste1 on The Grover q Baker Machine, any
amount OF sewing may be zone without
change
| TO- IL makes beautiful embroidery without any
change o. arrangement, simply by inserting
threads OF suitable sizes and c0lOrs for this
| purpose. It Is the only machine that be th
emDrOiders and sews perfectly.
The attention OF Tailors, Manufacturers oi
Clnthing, Boots and Shoes. Carriage Trimmers
and all others requiring the best and most ef-
| feetive LOck-stitch Machines, is invited to our
new Shuttle Machine, especially adapted 70
/ Manufacturing purposes.
| GROVER & BAKER s. NJ. CO.,
Ceris I'm S9 Main street
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HEBREW ANB MASONIC CALENDAR.


! TigrI, 10Th September. 1886
! KhesVan, 10Th October.
] CbiSleu, 9th kovem bey, q"
J 1ebeth. 9Th December,
] shebat, zth January, 1871.
I Adar, 9TH February,
] Veadar, Sth March,
] Nisan, 9Th Aurtl,
l lar, 9th May,
! Swan. 4th June,
! Thamuz, 9Th July,
] Ab, ID August,
] Eluel, lst september,
Ash Wednesday, 26th February, 1867.
MaundRy Thursday, sth April,
Good Friday, 10th April.
kaster Sunday, l2th-April,
Ascension, Dist May,
Pentecost, Slst May,
saint Andrews Day, S0th November in eacr
-esr. jal2 Il
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An IN99BsER OF 4 PEOMISsORY
NOTE SEEKS THE NEW TRIAL OF
a JUDGMENT RENDERED AGAINST
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-20

A London letter writer quotes re-
mark which he once heard the late Mr.
Thackeray make in speaking to a con-
tributor to1he C0TpHW Magazine : at
Is very well for you young authors, he
said, to take your two guineas a. page,
and claim copyright in reprint many
long year / worked for Fraser at S. q
sheet Of sixteen pages-double columns
you know-and even thought it glorious
payN
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MEMPHIS APPEAL

PUBLIsHED DAILY & WEEKLY
BY
MIN L. DILL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-20

Ina certain Sabbath school the super
intendent made a powerful appeal TO the
scholars 10 be active and useful, and
among other things he told them they
should all be locomotives, each taking
along his train TO heaven. The next
Sabbath, lust as the school opened, in
came one Of the best and most Jealous
bovs with thirteen new scholars behind
him and went Hp the aisle uttering a
noise. ehoo, chOo, Initiative Of the engine,
10 the amazement Of the superintendent
and scholars.
What does this mean?" asked the
astopished superintendent
"Why,n answered the boy, you said
we must all be locomotives; and here
am with thirteen cars behind me,n
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Masonic conclaves in this city:
MASONIC NOTICE,
Alta meeting of the Recording officers
OF the various Masonic Bodies OF this
ojty. the MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL was
adopted as the Organ of the Order foI
the city of Memphis.
BES. X PULLES, Secretary South Memphis
Lodge. No. lis;
ions BEAM1sH, secretary Angerona Lodge,
No. les
H.P. W. oDwARD, Secretary Leila Scott Lodge,
D. r BUrrs. Secretary Hamilton Lodge, No. 2s9;
b. X PUDLEN, Secretary KilWinning Lodge,
No. Sil, T. D.;
w.D. PAINTER Recorder Penn Chapter, No. =
\ J. WIGGIN, Recorder Eureka Council, No.
H 7. T0MLISsoN, Secretary Hernes, No. l, L..
p. A.. A.. ) 2. r..
A. 2. FRAEKLASD. Secretary AIithias, No. 2, L.
B. x PULLBS, for Council p. OF J.. A.. A..
d P wooDwARD, for Chapter s.. p of Rose
troiX de H. A. A. a.. r.
D. c. TRADER, Sor-. C0nsistoTy OF s.. p. T..
s.. A.. A. s. R..
No efforts will be spared on the part Of
the publishers of the APPEAL to merit
this flattering evidence OF the confidence
and good will Of the Masonic fraternity /;
and in addition to a standing directory
Of all Masonic Institutions in the clty-tO
be corrected as often as may be neces-
sary-it is intended TO devote 3 column
OF more each Sabbath to such Masonic
intelligence, or topics, as it is hoped may
prove Interesting and instructive to the
Rrafhpan
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CyREyE COWWlynERY CK.T.l. No. 4

Meets Fourth Monday in each month 81 :
o'clock pm, at their Asylum, 204 Front street
OFFICERS:
SIR John Zent z. C.; ONCE, y. Front o. Gas
Works residence, 10 Market street,
Sir John Ainslie Genl;
Sir george Mellersh, c. q:
SIR George White, PIelates
sir II. p. WoOdard, 81 ";
ar r. Parker. JT. W.;
Fsif d. c T. ader, Treasurer
SIR ,. J. Wiggin, Recorder;
Eir p. ~ Stanley Sd. B;
Sir Gus. Heuer, ST B.:
6sr Louis Christian, Guard. janis II
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Memphis City Transfer Go,
oMNIB US LINE.
Office, No. 10 Monroe Street

A ARRANGEMENTS have been made by which
a we are nitbIed to give Checks for Baggage
10 ali points from Hotels and Private Resi-.
dences 10 persOus purchasing RAILROAD and
OMNIBUS TICKETS at the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad 0iiee,
no. 13 Court street:
Memphis ami Louisville Railroad Ofilce,
No. 2S7 l.s Main street, or at
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad 0fllce,
No. 5 Jefferson Street.
Prompt atttn ntion always given TO ALL
CALLS left at either OF the above cfhces. or al
this office, BY persons wishing to 60 upon any
train running over either OF the Railroads CEN
tering at Mem phis.
JNO. II. JONES, superintendent.
GEO r STHissCN, Agent. decl4
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DEAR SIR

DEAR SIR:
We would respectfully call your attention to
our card above Having been long engaged in
the Grocery and Cotton FactOrage business in
this place with superior facilities for the trans
action of the same, and an intimate knowledge
of the waats of the planting community we
feel confident we can conduct your business 10
your advantage and entire satisfaction Our
GROCERY DEPARTMrNT, with the increased
fac litisg al oar command, together with our
long experience in the trade, we can guarantee
20 our friends ana customers fuIl and varied
stock which will enable rs at all times to iii
their orders promptly and At the lowest market
Tstes. One o. our house WIN devote his entire
time and attention TO the sale Of COTTON.
Having n thorough knowledge of the same and
being sellers only, we can AT all times obtain the
highest market prices We are prepared TO
make dvauces on Cotton consigned 70 as An
consignments of Cotton will be covered with
Insurance in our open policy, unless otherwise
ordered Ry a strict attention 10 business We
trust to merit continuance of the liberal pa
tronage already extended us Soliciting share
Of Vour business. we remain, very respectfn Nv
ANDERSON, GAY q RUGHER.
MHhFHIs, TENN, sept i 1851 lssl4-
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ELSoN BROS.
Imnortant to COIOred Soldiers.

1mpOl bohs ~ SVAOA W OOANASAS'
TETF take pleasure In announcing that We are
w now collecting the Bounty due ColoTed
soldiers, provided lor Dy act OF Congress- Ap-
proved June 18th, 1873.
e., .e,,se l,,.,nfr As prOylded in previous enact
sring or send us, Immediately, your cER.
gIFIcATKs or DIscHAE6E, ana your claims Will
l. prepared aud oolIected At once.
MITCH IL & MCCRLLLiS,
Solicitors for Claimants,
Room Nos 5 aud q Irving Bloch.
Hemphis 'sT luslssA Rii-
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sOurH MEMPHIS LODGE. No. IFS.

Meets Second Friday in every month, at thei
Hsil. corner OF Madison and Second streets.
OFFICERS
1T. seuars, W. ONCE, Lee Block, Unio
street
" s. Mathews, <. W;
IH Campbell, J. W;
II Pucbstf. Treasurer, 80 Front street;
Ben. X Pullen, secretary, 273 Main street ;
L. N. Barnum, 3 D.
". J. Hsstings, J. ID.
]. r Is. 0ililand, Steward
a. y. Piummer Steward
l. n. Thomss, Tyler. JAZZ u
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Why is a lawyer the most ill-used man
in our social system? Because though
he may ride in his own carriage, he
must draw the conveyance Of other peO-
pie.
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GREAT CLEARING SALE
TO COMMENCE TOMORROW,
Tuesday, NOUem6eT "a, 1866,

and continue until the Isl day OF January, lSG7
We shall offer our Goods at sueh low prices
ss will insure their sale.
We are bound not 20 be uHdersold by any
one. In fact vii; guarantees 70 De lower IL
our prices than any house IN the city
Country Storekeepers and buyers can get rare
bargains of us for CASH and CASH ONLY.
Just Received
SO doz Opera Kids at 81 IS per psir.
% doz. Opera Nubias IS cents 20 e each,
Ie ps. Calico, last colOrs, Is cents per yard
100 I,s. Brown Domestic from Is TO y cents PEI
Bleaehed Domestses greatly reduced-a good
ariicle-5< yd. vide, l2E cents per yard.
Bleached Domestics, = yd. WIDE II TO % cents
Bieaehea' 'Domestics. - I'd wide. 20 70 a cent,
BI.ae6ed DJnestio fun yard vide, splendid
quality, 25 10 = cents per yard.
IonsdAle, warranted, only % cents per yard
- s-4 IO-4 Sheeting 20 50 and 80 cents per yard
Red Ticking only 20 cents per yard
White Marseilles Spreads, 81 p 10 8 50 each
cheap al double the money.
Irish Linens greatly reduced.
J.couefs from IS TO 50 cents per yard.
fheek Muslius ~ 20 50 cents per yard
Dress Goods reduced fully one-haii eur iofinel
extraordinary low prices ~
Scotch Plaids. half wool and al WOOL from .
Fmpfess $ cioihs, all wool. only g71l cents pei
Iadies' i All wool Baimorals, bright eolors, only
English Merinos only IS cents per yard.
French Merlnoe AT COST AT COST
$50 DO. Ladies Hose white and colored, from
e 80 10 81 60 per Dozen
II you want 70 save money and get gooe
Goods At less than half price, oon ! forget u
attend sur GREAT CLEARING SALE.
one Price OnIy ard Terms Cash.
ELSoN BROS,
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KILENNING LODGE NO. sll lT. Dl.

Meets at Commandery Rooms No. - From
Rev, on the 4th Friday in each month.
OFFICERS.
J. J. Worsham, W. NJ;
John Ainslie, ; W;
George MelleTsh, ]. W;
b X. Pullen, Secretary. jalg n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-20
SOUTHERY HOTEL.

TTAVING EFFECTED A LEASE UPON
this Hotel, We shall be preaared to receive
Guests ON aud after JANUARY J, 1867, and
promise that none but an Al house shall be
Offered 10 the public. PAS5MOKE z CO.,
ianl lw PrOprietOrs-
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LEul sCorT LODGE. No. 80.

Meets First Friday night in each month, ant
sn tbs Anniversaries Of st. John the Baptis
and st. John the Evangelist, in the Hall O
south MeIaphls Lodge, No. lis, southeast cor
per Of second and Madison streets.
OFFICERS:
JOhn Alnslie, W NJ;
ID. A Williamson. s. W:
Hanry osFperthwaite, !. W;
j. ~ WolteTiag, Treasurer; southwest cornel
Main and Washington streets.
a. r Woodard Secretary % Main street.
Nathan HoTheimer, 3 D.
Augustus Bloom, J. >;
= NJ Thomas, Tyler. Jahl2 u
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HAMILTON LOn6E No. 200.

odd Fellows Building. corner Court and
Main streets.
OFFICBRS:
Pm. Stanley, W NJ; residence, 4l3 seoond 81
- Baird, $. W;
". Wilkinson, j. w.
-Rutts. Secretary
J. p. Tobin, Treasurer;
- McDOuRall, D.
- Mellin, j. ID.
Stated Communications on Third Frday
,igbf of each month. janl2 u
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L A TIES II
BY TELEGRAPH
Noon Dispatches.

UNITED STATES AND EUROPEAN NhNs Asso-
CIATIoE REPoETs.l
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FIRST CLASS COTTON LAND

A TRACT OF land, unsurpassed for the pro
~ durttOn ~ cotton or corn, is offered for sl g.
II a git;aatsd IN DeSoto county, Mss, = miles
nom Memphis. Known as section -, town
aSpis s. Ne AFFsAkf nsA .mhEski
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P. WELLER,
MERCHANT TAHOR
No. 34S Front Straef


VVOuLD be pleased TO see his old friends, and
w as many new ones as may favor him with
their patronage, with the full assurance that he
w II use his utmost endeavOrs to please them.
Il is stock comprises a full assortment Of
Imported Cloths, Cassimeres, Yestlngs,
and everything to be found in gents furnish
/ ing house. -
A. NJ u N G H.
well known In this community as practical
/ Glitter would be glad 10 have his old friends
I give him call, and promises, as heretofore, to
l give them nis, oeo-oih
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OFFICERS

EUREKA COUNCIL, No. 6 II. ANB S. NJ
Meets Third Monday In each month, at ODD
Fellows' Building.
OFFICERS
John Zent, 7. l. NJ; Office, North Front street
opposite Gas Works; residence, l20 Market 81.
a. P. Woodward, ID. T. ]. NJ;
George Mellersh, p. c;
p. j. Wiggfn, Recorder;
W. Page, Jr., Treasurer;
Gus. kedeT, Z. q,
Fl. ]. Lynn, Stewart
J. J. SuteEy Guard. janis II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-20
DIR. c. sPIEcEL,

DIR. c. SPIEcEL,
CHEMIST. Botanist and Surgeon, an old
- graduate of the best schools OF Europe and
America, has fitted up rooms in the Gayoso
Block, 39f Main street, Memphis TO accommo-
date patients afflicted with diseases Of the eye
eal, heart, brain, skin, kidneys and lHngs
drOpsy, TITS, gravel. cancer, dyspepsia, rheuma-
tism, piles, neuralgia, syphilis, scrofula, sup
pressed menstruaiiOn, whites liberation and
falling of the womb, cancers, tumors and fs-
tula in anO. He so seldom fails that IL has been
often said: " II Dr. SpieEel can't cure YOU no
one can" Medicine sent by express For
terms and full particulars, address
DR. sPIEGEL. 3g4 Main ST.,
nov9 Memphis Tenn.
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E L S 0 N S
MAMMOTH CHEAP STORE
297 Main Street.
PANIC IN DRY GOODS !
EIsGn Bros. First In the Field

HAVING a resident buyer In New YORK We
III are sl,ie 10 pet the benefit OF the great de-
ciine Our Motto: LARGE BALEs AMI
SMALL PROFITB-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-08-10

Proposals will be received at room number four
teen of Government Building, AT cornerof Fand
clock or the 18th instant for furnishing and put
ting in place three Steam Boilers for the warming
apparatus of the building.
These boilers are to be made of the very best iron
used for such purpose: each to have thirty eight
to conform in all other respects except a. TO posi-
ton Of man hole: to the boilers now in place which
may DC eSantd at any tine between the hours Of
long. three feet six inches in diameter 1--WE dix
teenths of one inch thick haEd hole near bottom Of
front end, and man hole on top instead of in the
rea, eha as II nov Is ana tw" cast iron legs or sup
p The noefI SIDE and thirteen inches from ends
Proposals must include the cost of removing the
present boilers as well as the cost of the
of setting them in place, fitting each with safety
and ih1ts gangs fGens OF the most
proved stop valves. and proper connections with
water indicators steam gauge, and warming APP
or before the lst day of October next at the very
After the boilers are put in place and before be-
ing. set in masonry. they must be proved, to the
If q war sso to he aRpoted BY
water pressure equal to one hundred and twenty
pen9ds to one, square inch. The means of proof
No payment will BE- made until after the boilers
are tested set in masonry and al wafer and steam
Each proposal must be accompanied by guar
antee from some responsible person that he will
unite with the ropOser in bond for three thou
sand dollars to secure the faithful execution and
completion OF the work proposed for within the
time specified which bond i'll case Of failure will
be rigidly enforced.
Proposals will be received from boiler makers
only, and none win be considered that's not in
formity to this advertisement They should be
sealed and marked Proposals for Steam Boilers. =
and addr to the undersigned, at No. ;.
GoveTnment building, at corner OF and Seven
tecnth streets.
Proposals to be sealed endorsed. and addres sed
as above. will also be received, within the same
time for purchase of the three bsie.s now at the
building. where they can he examined any time
between the hours OF nine a. and four .. m
BY authority of the Secretary of War.
au 5-6t JAMES ENELETH. Supt. s
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THE EVENING STAR.
FROM EUROPE

LONDON. August 9-The Government Will
inme diaiely dis patch large bedY OF troops to
Canada 20 repsi the threatened Fenian inya
sion from the United States In the House of
LORDS, last evening. the bill to abolish the
church rates were rejected by large majority
Dispatches have been receive q here aunouur-
ing the death OF Marie Scphie Amalie IN o
causeter OF Maxinfliap Joseph, Duke o. Ba-
yaria, and the ex q ueeu Of Naples
LONDON, August 9-Evening.-lnt the House
OF Lords this evening the Government sub
niIted the postal treaty with the United States
for reducing the rates of postage between the
I've countries. In the House of Commons this
evening, IN answer to an inquiry, Lord Stan
icy, Inc foreign Secretary. said that Sir Fred
eriek Bruce. the British Minister at Washing
ton, had teen Empowered to investigate the re-
cent killing of Captain Speer by United
States soldier. The Right Honorable Cart
hope Hardy, the Home Secretary in the House
Of commons. this evening, in reply 10 aurs-
uon. said that the Fenian prisoners were
treated better than any others. The reform
OIL having been returned from The Com ons,
motion was made 10 night, IN the House of
Lords, TO reconsider its action upon the dIsa-
greeing amendments. After some debate, the
consideration of the subject was fixed for the
18th instant.
LONDON, August "a terrible railroad cas-
ualty occurred at Broy Heath, Wicklow
county. Ireland, to-day. The express train
named locality, ran off the tract, and eight
passenger coaches were preeipItated into the
sea. The railroad at that point runs along the
sum NIT OF a high bluff The loss of life was
frightfnl. Only one person in the Whole train.
q man named Morris, escaped alive Thirty
persons were killed outright
PARIS, August 9-Dpspatches have been re-
SeIyed here which confirm the pre- yious an.
nouneement OF The occupation Of three pro-
Flnees OF Cochin China, by French forces.