Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-06
Noon Dispatches

/ SAN Francisco, September 5-No in
/ dicatiOu has been received OF the result
of the election in the state to day. Il is
| certain, however, that the democratic
/ vote will be larger than for years past.
| NEW YORK, September 5.-Mexicsn
advices state that the Prussian minister
/ has been very sick at San Luis, but
/ would leave soon for home.
Washington correspondents now assert
1 that the relations between the president
and Grant are nnt OF any amicable
nstUre, and probably the latter will soon
! be relieved from the war department
duties. Steadman is talked Of as his
| successor.
INDIANAPOLIS September 5.-FOrty
! singing societies are present to attend
| the sangerfest- Chicago has been selected
/ as the place for the next annual festival.
| Rehearsal commenced yesterday morn
| ing, under the direction of Carl Bors, Of
/ Cincinnati. Over nine hundred singers
/ and musicians were present. The concert
last night was a grand affair and largely
attended.
WASHINGTON, September 5.-The
forthcoming proclamation Of amnesty,
which was first anticipated last Satur-
day, was again under consideration by
Tue lie DIESiuEuL ls
urged to make the amnesty universal in
its character, but he at present
has not positively decided to do so,
though it is probable that he will yield.
Among the classes that it has been deci-
ded so far to pardon, are the following.
First, ali who are or have been pretended
civil or diplomatic officers or otherwise,
domestic or foreign agents of the pre-
fonInd (fnp fa3arafa uroyrarr, gaorvI
all persons who have been absentee
from the United States for the purpose Of
aiding the rebellion; fourth, all persons
who held the Office of governor of states
while these latter were in insurrectiOn
fifth, all persons who have taken the
oath Of amnesty prescribed in the procls-
nation Of December, 1865; sixth, all
persons who left their homes within the
jurisdiction of the United States, and
passed beyond the federal lines into the
rebellion, for the purpose Of aiding it;
seventh, all who left seats in congress to
aid the rebellion; eighth, all who have
been military or naval officers of the
rebel government, below the rank of
lieutenant general. There is such a va
rance of opinion in the cabinet that some
of these classes may not be eventually
enumerated, while the president may
also decide to grant universal amnesty
and include Jefferson Davis, Lee and
Beauregard.
LONDON, September --latest advices
state that a new Austrian loan is talked
Of It is stated that R0thschilds is willing
to negotiate for raising forty or fifty
millions of forms by means Of credit
operation.
COrporesl punishment in the Prlssisn
army has been abolished for soldiers Of
the second class.
The official Vienna journal says the
result OF the interview of the emperors
will, in no way, lead to an aggressive
policy.
The ezar has granted an unlimited
leave Of absence to all soldiers who have
/ served fifteen years, and temporary fur
lOughs to those who have served ten
years.
The Russian imperial uksse is pub
| lished suppressing military jurisdiction
| over civilians. 1t excepts eases Of public
| disturbances.