Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-25

And washed IN streams that dOw
To cleanse from guilt and woe,
| fureF than winters snow,
Are the white rebes 4" Of ssintsi
PERSONAL.
Earl Derby is said to own half of LiV-
erpool.
Madame Natalie Festa is singing in
Canada.
The handsome king of Bavaria has
turned the heads of all the girls in his
kingdom.
1t is reported that Gen. Mower is down
with a light attack of yellow fever at
New Orleans.
Gen. Meade's 8 conversation is said to be
as sparkling as the beverage suggested by
his name.
Gen. Magruder has been winning on
the Saratoga races.
Wales is such hard nut that an ex-
change proposes changing his name to
Filbert Edward.
Cough is to lecture the ChicagOans
$500 worth this winter.
Mr.. Dunbar's foolish story about iFreg-
ularities in the treasury department has
fallen to the ground p0werless- dissolved
into empty air. -.....- .-
Fillmore is said to be the most courtly
and dignified man in the country, and to
live in very delightful way.
Mr.. Jerome, it is said, will transfer his
Princeton prize from the first gentle
man" to the " best fellow"
Some fifty unpublished letters of Vol
taire are said to have been discovered in
Belgium.
Herr Boetcher, in his time one Of the
| most renowned deep bass singers in Ger
many, is just dead.
Leonard Cass, jr., a young man not
much over twenty years of age, is the
wealthiest man in Cleveland.
Mr.. Kinglake's third and fourth vol
umes of the History Of the Crimean
War are nearly ready for publication.
B. H. Hill has been elected to the law
professorship Of the university Of
Georgia, succeeding the late Judge
Lumpkin. --....- .-
The World says of Thad. Stevens new
LII. D., The LII. may refer to Loyal
League; the D. is obvious"
Col. A. S. Myer, chief signal officer of
the army, is ordered to Washington to
take charge Of the signal corps.
Bishop Joseph c. Talbot, of the do
eese of Indiana, leaves on the 26th inst,
10 attend the meeting OF bishops in
England, in September.
Mrs. Lincoln and Tad " have gone
to Lake Superior.
Jesse d. Bright, the great exGommuni-
Gated, is on visit to Milwaukee.
Charles H. Pomeroy, secretary Of the
supreme court Of California, died at San
Jose, July 30th, Of quick consumption.
The New York Erellinq Post styles the
engagement of Mai Rodman and Miss
lDshlgren, daughter of Admiral Dahl
gren, &" a happy combination Of artil-
lery."
The Crescent says Gen. Sheridan ap-
peared in white hat yesterday, show
ing his entire unconsciousness Of the loss
of his head. -F ..-r s-..
Madame Agatha Stats, a California
prima donna, vino has performed in Paris
and Madrid, will soon make her debut II
New York.
Col. Frank wOIford is to be appointed
adjutant or qusrtermaster general on the
staff of Gov. Helm.
The suit Of Judge Noggle, against some
twenty-five prominent Janesville citi-
zens, for libel, is to be tried in Septem-
Der.
Hon. John Gregory, of Mortified, VT,
has sued Hiram Atkins, Of the Bellows
Falls AFgtts, for libel, claiming $4,000
damages.
George B. Calvert, manager Of the
Thester Royal, Glasgow, Scotland, is on
his way to this country with dramatic
company, with which he proposes to
make tour through the United States
and Canada.
The Rev. Newman Hall, the eloquent
independent minister in England, is
coming 10 the United States. During the
dark DAYS of our civil war he was fear
less champion of our cause among his
countrymen. .-
John H. Reagan, postmaster of the G.
lis. A., has been pardoned by the pTesi-
dent, and promises to help reconstruct
Texas, in requital of the favor
Rev. S. @. Baldridge, a venerable min
lister of the United Presbyterian church,
died on the 4th inst.
Mai. North, of the Pawnee scouts, was
in Omaha on the 2lst. He feels confident
he can clean out the Cheyennes.
Mr.. Denman, superintendent Of Indian
affairs Of the northern superintendeney,
has lust returned from a conference with
Spotted Tail and other friendly bands of
Indians. Spotted Tail feels certain of
bringing the hostile Indians from the
war path. .....-. ..-.s
Samuel Reed, leading editor Of the
Cincinnati Gazette, and Henry Reed,
leading editor of the Cincinnati Enquirer,
are brothers, and two of the best writers
in the country. One OF them is a radical
and the other a state rights democrat,
and they are as unlike in character,
appearance and manner, as in politics.
Gen. Tochnan and Ben. johnson Bar
bour have been appointed by the Virginia
board of immigration commissioners TO
visit Europe on behalf of that state. Gen.
Tochman will 90 to the continent and
Mr.. Barbour to Great Britain.
A statue of Napoleon /, is to be inau-
ptlrated ON the 18th inst, at MOntereau.
1t will stand on the spot, as near as may
be, where the emperor uttered the words /;
"The bullet which is to kill me is not
yet cast.
Young Crown Prince Ernest, of Han
over, is a fast young fellow, only nine
teen years old, but quite familiar with
the world, and the dimi- monde, too.
Queen Victorisls income is 81, $40, 900.
Wales has $500, 600; his wife has $50, 900
for min money. The total income of the
royal family is 81, $4,000. =.
Edward S. Rand, a young Bostonian
of thirty, is said 20 write poem, or a
horticultural TREATISE, draft legal opin-
ion. plant tree, labor on farm, or in
vestfgate knotty real estate title, with
equal facility and without apparent
effort.
The loyal guests at Saratoga complain
that while ex-rebel Sens. Magrgder and
Taylor are provided With free tickets to
the balls and races, Gordon Granger,
Wright, of the sixth corps, and other
unien generals receive no such civilities.
The Court Jqu77lGl says that the sui
tan, while at Buckingham palace, had a
lamb brought to the palace every morn
ling, which was slaughtered there by his
butcher, after certain ceremony had
been performed over il. Fowls were
also killed In the same fashion. The
sultan always dined alone there was 3
special dinner prepared for his son, vino
also dined alone, IS did his two nephews.
A gentleman writes to the New York
GazeHe that when he was at Harvard
college the distinguished wife OF an ab-
surdly liOniZed professor of natural
| sciences did not know, and in general
company, declared that she did not know
who was president OF the United States.
The London Times, in a notice of the
opera, says: +" About the Juliet OF Mile
kdeiina Patti we have only 10 restate our
, conviction that more finished and elo.
auent piece Of acting, q more ideal en-
bodiment Of one Of Shakspears's poetic
creations has not been witnessed by the
J present generation Of playgoers."
Mrs. lander ('aee Jean Marie Daven.