Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-30
Noon dispatches.


WASHINGTON, June 29.-The wife Of
President Juareg left to-day for New Or.
leans, en- route home.
Gen. spinner, IN an official letter &c
the cashier Of the National bank Of New
Hampshire, says that after the failure Of
a national bank it has nothing more b
do with notes whereof the United States
undertakes to redeem. Such notes are
subject to the same rules of redemption
as public notes of the United States.
The Greek delegation here diseredits
the reports Of Turkish successes In Can
dia. Its latest accounts from the seat
OF war are favorable to the Greeks, and
tka-2 e no news in confirmation of any
Turkish successes siAee thcss that have
been achieved.
The judiciary committee, to-day, de-
cided to commence taking evidence
again, and thereupOn briefly examined
Miss Anna Eurratt. 1t has not trans
PRED what her testimony was, but IL Is
said that it was nothing important.
BALTIMORE, June 2a.-The president
was received at the depot by Gov. Swami
and Mayor Chapman, and escorted to
Bsrnum's hotel, where, in the presence
of an immense crowd, he was welcomed
to the city by Gov. Bradford. He re-
turned thanks, saying his reception in
towns north and sopth had been of q
character indicating an era of good feel
ing ard reconciliation between the two
sections Of the 4Rion. 81 thank God it is
so. II is easy to apply the word traitor
to NE, as some have done, but I defy
any man to put his finger on any great
principle of the constitution or liberty
that I have abandoned. have held to
fhn nOnaFfETrEtnn ~ - nalInnfrYra Of n,1r
civil and religious liberty, and az the ark
of our ssfety.n He urged his hearers to
cling to the constitution, and said be had
tried 70 discharge his duties many had
committed errors, but they were not OF
the heart aud now that the era OF good
will had commenced, he was in favor of
forgiving M another in the spirit OF
charity in order to secure 3 close fellow
ship. lhs Psssfept was repeatedly
cheered.
CHARLESTON, June 29.-The savings
bank has been seized by the military,
on account OF its falling to pay full prin-
olpal aud interest to certain United States
soldiers OF Sort Moultrie garrison who
wers depOsitors when tbs var COM
meneed. The bank Is insolvent and in
a state Of liquidation. The directors re-
fuse to consider these depositors as pre-
ferred creditors.
PABIs, June 29.-The official list Of
awards to Americans to be given at the
grand exposition on the first of July, is
published.
SAyANNAH, June 2a.-Hon. H. Fitch,
United States district attorney, IN answer
10 a letter on the subject Of disfranehise-
ment, says: "Ths elective franchise is
one of the rights restored by pardon and
amnesty. If any person was pardOned,
and ha be refused registration, let him
enter a protest for the consideration OF
the commanding general" The sttor-
ney thus closes Next to the usurpation
of power, there Is ne higher grade In 20
litical crime than a timid abandonment
Of right"
NEW YORK, June GA TELEGRAM
from Rome says that Archbishop Pur-
cell, Of Cincinnati, viii have asaigned
him the post OF honor, on the ight OF
the pope, at the grand st. Peters cere-
mony, to take place to-day, s.rd that
svery attention IS being shown to Amer
lean bishops and others there.
LOUISVILLE, June 29.-Ex-Attornsy
Gen. S9eed left for Washington last
night, hasing been sumHionsd In the
trial.
4 Vim. P. King and Abraham Owens,
sted OF roboing a train on the Lou
and Nashville faAFosd last fall,
1eraardsmur1erHsg Hawley King,
- ( ha would expose them, were exc
NJ yesterday Il Fwhkssn, il ths.nreai
about