Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-05
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Noon Dispatches.

( NEW YORK, February 4.-The Times
/ Washington special says that It has beer
current for day or two that the Presi
dent had gone so FAR in bis determination
/ not to recognize StantOR as to Issue Or
/ dsrs to Gen. Grant fobiddiBg him toobey
/ aEv orders he received from the Secre-
/ tsrv OF War. This turns out 20 be true
/ sd IL is also true that Gen. Grant de-
l eli1cd 10 obey il whereupon a spicy
/ correspondence ensued, which lasted i2f
/ 8 couDle O { weeks and covers not OF &
J the matter named, but also the charges
made bv the President against Gen.
I Grant, Of dUplicity in his action on the
/ War Office question. The untn OF al Is
undoubtedly contained IN TINS cores
/ pOndence, which, If ID ofiieiaI I9fnl'
! should ses the light, which II undoubtedly
( will al So early dsy.
! Gen. Dodge, Of Iowa, through Mr..
Hubbard. of West Virginia, TO day OF
] ferpd e resolution 10 the House, which
/ was s6optsd, directing the Secretary OF
| War 20 municate copies OF all the
/ carresp0rdence which has taken place
/ between him and the President relative
/ N the limitation Of his powers as Seere-
I tarv Of War: also, sll the correspondence
Jrifh Cen. Grant upon the same subject,
/ T6iz viii probably bring out the facts
I above alluded 20.
r. f. stated that the charges against
/ JuSre Field. Of the Supreme Court, arose
/ C~en7 .f7a fact tlat he had said, in a pri-
vata conversation with Senator Stewart,
/ Of Nevada that he was, at preseat, Op-
D1seJ 10 impartial negro suffrage, and
/ also thought that more conservative
I tendency in our Government would be
l generally beneficial.
IL is stated that Seward hopes to in
ducg Minister Adams to withdraw bis
resignation.
John Devlin was yesterday found
guilty. nf defrauding the Government out
Of $50 600 in whisky distilling.
New YORK, Fs bruary dates from
/ EgClagd 10 The 22i ult. state that the
English police claim to have made two
important urrcsts-ORe in london and
one in Scotland. The former gave the
name Of Clancy. He gave the officers
trouble. firing twice at them with a re-
volver, but was fnsIiy overpowered. He
is a eutlemsnly looking man and an
swers ths description Of the person who
shot a-d killed McDanniell, the bonds
man, some months ago. After lodging
him in the police station, Sergeant ChoTn
went to the house where the prisoner
had been living and searched the rooms.
Several papers were discovered which
leave no doubt that the prisoner is an
American and had served Ia the Federal
sTmy. 4 great quantity Of ammuni-
ticu, weapons, bullets, bullet m0ulds,
lead cartridges, csnisters OF guDpOwder
and daggers we're elso found. Clancy
was examined on the 2lst and held for
trial. The arrests made in Glasgow are
Of two men named Bsrret and O'Neil.
The former is asserted to be the person
who fired the barrel st Cierkenweil.
They both arrived in London in charge
Of thspoiice.
NEW YoRK, February 4.-S4udeSson's
steel warehouse, JohusOn's printing Of
flee. and C4rhell's foundry, all in a
large building, y Bsekmau street, were
burned this morning. Loss, $4,000.
ST. LOUIS, February 4-The steamer
Clara Dolsen was burned O-night at the
lower end of the Ievee boat. She was
valued az shout $50 600; insured in Gin
ciuBaii, but for what &mount cannot be
ascertained 10 night.
P1vTsBURG, February 4-The river IS
failing, with two and a hslf inches IN
lhe channel, Weather clear. Their
uCmeter 23'