Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-23
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NEW ORLEANS, October 22-Feyer
interments for the twenty-four hours
ending at s O'Clock this morning, thir-
teen.
The greater portion OF the emigrants
by the bark DOretts, were taken aboard
the steamer Stonewsll for st. Louis.
OFFICE or P~ICATUEE.
We regret TO nnoun the death OF
our senior associate, Geo. Wilkins Ken
dali. By telegram from San Antonio,
we learn this sad event took place at his
residence at Post Oak Springs, Yesterday
evening 81 nine O'Clock, caused by con-
gestive ehills. Mr.. Kendall was about
sixty years OF age. He leaves q wife and
four children.
Cslgnedl A. N. HoLBRooK.
LOUISVILLE October 22-The canal is
only 20 inches and falling. Gen. Weitzel
aud surveying party are surveying the
Louisville and Portland canal. Portland
and New Albany ferries have laid up on
account Of channel filing up. Skifs are
plying in their place.
WASHINGTON, October 22.-The Pres
ident has donated a reservation, for
military purposes, at Fort Wsrd5worth,
Dakotah, covering 1876 square miles.
CoxtOn, the Comptroller of Currency,
has received all quarterly reports from
the National Banks, except the First
National Bank at Fort Smith, Arkansas.
An abstract Of their condition classified
by States and cities, will be ready for
publication Saturday.
ST. LOUIS, October 22.-Wm. Murphy,
steamboat hummer, who was released last
week by the United States Circuit Court
was ordered to be taken to the Western
District OF Tennessee, there to await
such proceedings as may be instituted
agsints him by the Civil Courts.
NEW YORK, October GA BuenOs
Ayres letter Of September I4th, says that
Cordoya had experienced another revolu-
tioni but 1t was promptly quelled, after 6
short fight.
The Minister Of Foreign Relations for
the Argentine Republic, has resigned on
account Of the impossibility Of defeating
the -Parsguayans.
Gen. Osborn, United States Minister,
Is still YER. low.
The Presidential election takes place
in January, and the most influential
paper Ia the country has nominated
Sacramento, present Minister at Wash
ingtOn for the position.
Adviees from Peru to the end of Sep
TENDER, state that the city Of Arquessi is
entirely in the hands of the revolution
lists, and is being fortified. Their pro-
gramme is the overthrow Of the admin
istration OfPerada, the. restitution of the
Constitution Of 1854 and reforms Of 1850,
and q recognition Of Col. ConevescO as
the constitutional head Of the Republic.
The clergy, people and troops around
Arquessi, are said TO fraternize with the
revolUtiOnists.
AUBURN, n. Y, October 22.-See.
Seward finished here to-day the business
which called him from Washington,
which was the erection Of q monument
to bis deceased wife. 1t is a work Of the
most exquisite beauty. The Secretary
left for Washington this morning in
company with the Spanish and Italian
Ministers, who accompanied him hither.
FORTRESS MONROE, October 22.-The
election at Norfolk is not yet complete.
The polls will be reopened tomorrow.
Whites 1868, blacks 1892. Waller, con-
sentative, supposed to be elected.
H1Hlpton-Col. White, Radical, elect
ed here. Ne excitement.
Observation-Disclosures from this
place, and Wilkerson from Alexandra
and Fairfax, both Radicals, are elected.
Msiority for a Convention, 500 in Alex
sndria,
The blacks are for the Radicals, and
the whites for the Conservatives, with
few exceptions. Dispatches from Louisa,
C~ulpepper and Orange indicate that
those counties have gone Radical.
RICHMOND, October 22.-The election
passed of more quietly than was ex-
pected. Several attempts at disturbance
were quelled by the military. Difficulty
caused by attempt Of the Radical blacks
to mob the colored Conservatives.
Troops held in reserve on Capitol Square
and stationed at all points in the city.
The result of first days voting is 567
white majority. The canvas is active.
300 whites have not yet voted. The
Radicals are making an effort to have
the polls open three days. The military
under General Granger and the city po-
lice will be kept on duty all night. The
polls reopen tomorrow. Its impossible
to tell how the State has gone.
LONDON, October 22.-COnsOls, SO HIS;
5-20s, 69B Illinois Central, 7Sf.
FRANKFORT, October -. - United
States Bonds, AZ.
LIVERPOOL, October 22.-COtton closed
heavy, owing 70 the unsettled state of
affairs caused by stoppage Of the Royal
bank and ~unfavorable reports from Man
chester. Business light sales Of 10000
bales quotations show a decline Of I-l6d;
UplaDds, S 7-l6; Orleans, S lI-I6. Man
chester market dull with declining tea
deDcy. BTeadstufs active, quotations
irregular. Corn closed at an advance Of
one shilling; New Mixed Western, 45s
Cd. Wheat declined 3D.; California
White dull at los Cd Red Western, las.
Peas lower and heavy ct Sos. Oats IN
changed. Barley nominal.
PARIS, October 22.-The MOnteu-, in
an official article, announcing the cessa-
ton OF warlike preparations against
Italy, says when France beheld the
spectacle OF the mission Of the Pspsl
states by armed bands from the neigh
boring Provinces Of Italy, she could not
consistently with her duty, dignity and
her national honor, suffer the September
Convention to be thus violated. She was
prepared TO send an army across the
Alps, but Italy has since given ample
pledge to fulfill her obligations Of the
treaty in the largest issue, and cOnse-
quently all hostile preparation has been
suspended by France"
FLORENCE, October 22.-The ministe-
rial crisis is not yet ended. Gen. CaIdini
has been unable 10 form q new cabinet
and mas given up the task. Ratazzi NAV
possibly remain in Office with perhaps a
change in ministry. Political agitation
is very great throughout Italy. Extreme
policy Is shown against France, while
the government CT the King is loaded
with ~reproaehes by the people for yield
to the dictatiOn ofNspoleon. -
Several demonstrations Of indignation
been made in this city. Great
crowds,gather beneath the windows of
Government officers, and shout for
the capital OF Italy.
Reports say that Garibaldi has sue
IN raauhf.~ TNaV-v - --
his son MenOtte.
BERLIN, October 22.-It is reported
hat the Grand Duchy Of Baden will
soon join the confederation Of the North
German States. ]