Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-04
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LOUISVILLE, October 3-The river Il
slowly swelling (; twenty-six inches IL
the canal.
New ORLEANS, October S.-The How.
ard association Is now rendering assist
ance to 500 families, averaging three
cases o. fever to each.
Intermsnts from the fever to six this
morning ffty-six.
New YORK, October IA special tc
the Herald says that 3 report is current
10 Washington that q conspiracy has
been discovered in the cabinet to drou
the president and go in for Chase as q
candidate for the presidency.
COMMISSIONS Rollins has written to 8
gentleman ia this city stating that by
= Law Of congress all sffidavits are re-
lieved from stamp duty.
The Tines special says the presidents
position on reconstruction is plainly
stated IL the advice he gives TO southern
eTs pardOned order the recent amnesty
proclamation. He tells them that he
cannot reopen registration without run
ming the risk Of impeachment. He also
states that the PRONUNCIATION Of the am
nesty proclamation, il properly man
aged, would result in the disruption
Of the republican party. II the courts
decide, as he thinks they should, that
those pardoued are restored TO full citi-
zenship, and if leaders Of hat party in
sist upon refusal to register them, the
people will flock to the support Of the
judiciary. He advises all aggrieved TO
appeal TO the courts for satisfaction.
The bank examiner reports the defal-
cation Of the cashier Of the first national
bank Of New Milford, Conn, as amount
ing to $4,000.
A private dispatch from Charleston
ststesthat United States MARSHALL oodlOe
will soon resume the execution Of the
United States processes, staid by Sickles'
Order No. 10 and Gen. Candy had
instructed the post commsndanU not to
interfere with the attempt.
Rumors Of changes In the wal Office
are again in circulation. It is stated that
Stesdman will decline the position, and
either Gen. F. P. Blair, JT., or Tom Ew-
ing, Jr., will be appointed.
The HeTdid's special says two pTOmi-
neut politicians, q from Virginia and
the other from Georgia, in an interview
with the president, suggested means for
a speedy restoration. 1t was for the re-
publicans to recognize the right Of each
state to decide for itself the question Of
suffrage, In which case the south would
admit the cOlOred population as voters,
a. they become qualified by intelligence,
and would inAugurste a vigorous policy
for,,the education Of that Glass.
President Davis case has not been con-
sidered in the cabinet and IL is stated to
be entirely in tbs hands Of the United
States circuit court Of Virginia and dis
triet attorney,
A hundred thousand dollars more has
been paid on the Missouri war claims.
This makes So, eco, 900.
WASHINGTON, October S.-The statis-
teal bureau estimates the cotton crop OF
Alsbsms, Mississippi and Florida at
Q37, 65S bales.
Bonds and liens for lands have been
issued TO the Union Pacific road on the
thirteenth section Of thirty-ive miles,
which completes the road 455 miles from
Omaha.
LONDON, October 2-midnight.-Re-
ports from Italy are startling. A dis
patch from Florence, late this evening,
says that the outbreak at Vitribbo has
not been quelled. The town of Aous-
perdenu has been captured by the insur-
gents, who have full possession Of all the
roads leading to it, The commander Of
the Pspsl forces has asked the Italian
government for instant assistance. italy
refuses, and there is no logger room to
doubt but that the revolt is serious.
There are alarming fears of an Interrupt
ton Of friendly relations between Italy
and France.