Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-22


! At Dry Tortugas Span gler is making
eoIins, and DR.. Mudd is treating yellow
fever patients.
Gen. Hancock arrived in Washington
Friday night
! Ex-Mayor Withers, of Mobile, has not
asked the President to reinstate him.
RIstori opened last night in New York
in Medea. She had magnificent re-
ception.
Gen. Yell, a well known lawyer Of
Arkansas, is dead.
A Liverpool dispatch of yesterday
says the ship Valente, from Oporto for
| New York, was lost near Madeira. No
particulars.
Blind Tom is playing in Philadel-
phia. r
Major Tracey, U. S. A, at Mobile, is
dead r.-. .
List, pianist, talks of coming to this
country.
The Duke Of Hamilton is scsndalizing
Paris by being drunk in the streets.
Oakes Ames is said to be in the New
Orleans and Chattanooga railroad enter
prise. -.
OrsOn Pratt has caved in to Brigham
Young, and everything is lovely just now
in MOrmOndom.
Senator Sumner and Representative
Samuel Hooper, Of Boston, have pur-
chased land in Lenox, Mass, and will
build houses next year.
fIaj. Richard S. Smith, president of
Girard college, has been removed, and is
to be succeeded by Prof W. II. Allen,
LII. D.
Rev. David c. Page, D. D., resigns the
rectoTship of Christ church, Allegheny
City, Pa, on account Of old age and fail
ing health.
Livingstone, the forgeT Of a check of
Vanderbilt for $75, 900, plead guilty Fri
day. He will be sentenced in October.
Prot. De Mill, of Dslhousie college, Hal.
flax, n. g., is said to be the author of the
Dodge Club papers, in Hdrper's Monthly.
Capt. Kirk, the Tennessee Munchau-
sen, has been mustered out of service.
Geo. Hardy, an insurance agent of
Brooklyn, has been arrested as party to
the alleged frauds Of Collector Collicott.
A rumor prevailed in New York re-
Gently that A. T. Stewart, the merchant
prince, had died in Paris. Stewart is at
present In England.
Tom Taylor is forty-two years old, |
handsome, and lives in great style at |
Clspham Junction, four miles from |
London.
Mr.. ]. Lothrop Motley's removal has
compelled him to abandon his great |
work, 1.-THE Thirty Years War in Ger
maDy.p
Mr.. E. L. Davenport and Mr.. J. W.
Wallack commenced a two weeks en-
gsgement at the Chicago opera house
last Monday. 0
No stone marks the grave Of James |
Gates Percival, the poet. He is buried |
at hazel Green, Wis.
Mr.. Macmillan, the London publisher
and proprietor of Adcmildn's Magazine,
has been visiting in New York.
Butter writes letter TO show a radical
differences between his own and Mr..
ideas upon the national
finances
Gen. MuHord has been appointed a
OF Internal revenue for the
district and gave bond in
the sum of $500 200.
A Galveston dispatch says Mrs. Griffin,
wife of the late Brevst Maj Gen. Griffin,
iGll NutIE UA NAAE ARsa A-lo1F AoA ~NOW AOAh
we'll.
Gen. John G. Lee, union candidate for
Of Ohio, was taken
seriously M on Tuesday, and has been
compelled 10 abandon his speaking ap-
pOintments for the present.
A dispatch from Alexandria reports
that Ismael Pacha, viceroy of Egypt,
has arrived on his visit to Western
and been received with greatre-
iOicings.
Lowell Mason, the veteran musical
composer, and his wife viii celebrate
theIr golden wedding next week, at their
summer residence, South Orange, n, J.
Senator Fessenden, Of Maine, Internal
Commissioner Rollins, Secre-
tary Stanton and Congressman Hooper.
have left for Boston In revenue cutter
for a salt water cruise to Halifax and
back. S mt