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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-02

IFROM OUR SUNDAYS EDTTIOx.l
NEW YORK.

/ NEW YORK, October S1.-A meeting
/ OF the War Democrats at TAmmspy
! Hall, last night, was addressd by Gen
I Blair and S s. Cox. Lstters were re-
ceved from Geus. Mcclellan, w. F..
Smith and M Qasid Fl
Over one hundred drunkards and other
conviets were released from the tombs,
yesterday, By Judge Downing, and ad
vised TO register.
The registFatiOn In Brooklyn, up to last
night, was 63 s9l.
Superintendent Kennedy has issued
instructions to the Metropolitan Police
eujoining them especially as to their du
ties 10 preventing fraudulent votes. H
directs them to arrest every one who
voJes or attempts to vote illegally, and
in ease sGf the arrest being mSde or a
warrant Of q Board OF Election, the In
speetors to hold the accused party until
the votes are finally esnvassed.
A London special says that France,
England Prussia and Russia have not yet
ans 0ered the application msde for the
immediate recognition of the affairs 10
Spain. The answer of Lord S snley
to the Minister to Spain was: " 1t is said
that the English Chancellury was il the
habit Of recognising provincial govern
ments, and that this would be done only
when 3 permanent government would
have bean established and sanctioned BY
the v01ee Of the nation represented by
you"
The Cortez Constantinople special
says: The Turkish Government has
Issued a circular to foreign diplomats
there thst, although exceptional cases
like that Of Farragut had been made,
yet no war vessels would be allowed to
pass the Dardanelles. The American
Minister protested against the decision.
TRIBUNE's SPECIAL.
NEW ORLEANS, October SO.-After in !
vestigati0n il is found thatth negroes in
81. Bernard parish killed no women or
children, ss reported, and but one man
who had just killed two negroes. Abou.
fifty negroes were killed 10 that parish.
a reign Of terror exists.
To-day the Attorney-G General obtained
3 wit enjoining Mayor Conway from or
gsnizinR the rebel police.
Gen. Rousseau has been instructed by
the Secretary OF War that he cannot
avoid the responsiO Oility OF preserving
pescs. The city is now quiet The
Democratic press is growing over the
result.
The Times and Bulletin demand the
Mayor and Council toresiza because they /
failed to dispossess the Metropolitan pO- /
Hea. -
Oaly two coIored men were killed here.
-S-versl houses we're sacked last night. 4
The arms falsely reported to haze been .
destroyed from the steamer Hesper, near 4
Memphis, are here in possession Of the .
Is. W. Q.
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WASHINGTON.

LOUISVILLE, October 3I.-The Jour
nal s " ssbingt0D special says that in q
conversation with = prominent gentle
man on Thursday last, the latter said the
President would not vote at the election,
and that ia the present condition o.
affairs be considered il his du:y 10 re-
main neutral, although il was OF the
highest Importance that the financial
policy should be settled on a firm basis,
and tuis could not be done until affairs
10 the South assumed another aspect.
Upon the question Of the tariff he be-
Iieved that the Democratic theory was
the correct one, and in time would pre-
vail. He DFophesied tnat Grants cleo
ton to the Presidency would inevitably
result in the disruption and disOrganiza
tion of the Republican party, out Of
which class would spring a party that
would meet the living issues squsreiy,
before Grant has been President one
year. He expects to see One-half OF the
House OF Representatives arrsyed against
whatever Grants policy may be.
WASHINGTON, October 3I.-General
orders have been issued from the Head
quarters OF the Army, By cOmmsnd Of
Gen. Grant, publishing TO the army by
direction Of the President, the provisions
OF the constitution aud laws Of the United
states. in relation to the election for
President and Vice-President OF the
United States, together with an act OF
Congress prohibiting al persons engaged
i0 military o. naval seTvice, from inter
fering in any general or special election
IN any State. By direction of the PFesi-
dent, the Army Retiring Board, now in
session in New York, will be dissolved as
soon IS it completes the cases under ex-
animation, and board to be composed
Of the following officers is ordered to
convene in that city on the ninth of
November, for examination Of disabled
officers: Bvt. Major Gems Irwin, Nc
DsWeIl, ,Silss Casey, and J NJ Mcintosh,
Bvt. big. Gems. r. Wood and w. J.
Sloan.
The President has proclaimed q treaty
with the Sses and Foxes OF Mississippi,
by which they esde 10 the United States
at their lands, in return for which ample
compensation, and tract Of land is set
aside in the Indian country, south Of
Kansas, for their future home.
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REWARD.

O-T-Ou T.. ssGay evening lat, between
/ Z Js1erson ana Union, On Asil, a Pocket
bSoE containing 4 sr1aN amount OF money
and sorse paue-s va usieie only 70 the owner.
The finder is yyelcO1n- 20 tIi@ money, but Is re-
quested n leave the book aug papers az tEe
App-a rriice, sdGIes~eC 20 b II ti4e money Is
raid fOr t.e same Low 81
01n.1 REV ARD .ormatiCn wanted OF
CDZOO CH .ELE, Dow. " no le home on SFl
dsy muruil z Is-ss. the Il iu I. i a painter by
trade arcuI 4 lee. @ lncnss In hight: heavy
SCI : Ilgutc emp exon : blue sye- ; heavy black.
mOUs1a ne: had on wu-n be lvft home black
coin suit and high h-eled bOOs- Aay infOr-
nation hag may lead 70 his whercs bouts Will
be Il anlIfu ly received by Is distressed " ie.
or q reward Cf Two HULGEef 10 lars viii be
pad OF his BODY, il dead. As IL IS feared he was
murdered fOT Hts money - ne Wa Auppo-sd 10
have had one Iholslnu d@ilars en- his person,
gold watch aud a heavy gTav-d ring.
airs MARY +. DOW,
IS Monroe -IT e. extended.
oc---Iw Memphis T-nn.
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lar, is to make an impression. 1t would
be far from our intention, and certainly
from our desire, to write a word which
would wound the religious sympathies OF
any person OF any seet. But II we deal
plainly with these matters we must ask
ourselves what, after all, is the real
meaning OF the growth in our day, not
so much Of religion, as Of the outward
expressions and exponents OF religion I?
This growth is seen in the increased
spiendor Of our church edifices Of ali de-
nominations, in the elaborate interior
decorations, in the magnificent music,
and in the general devotion to details
which go to make the ceremonials inn
pressive We have made in very
few wears an immense advance from the
clap board meeting house. which
profane writer classes as less like Gods
house than Gods barn to the superb
structures which now everywhere raise
their towers and spires to Heaven. The
immediate and inevitable effect Of this
architectural advance Is an elaboration
OF the eeremoDials. Fine clothes prompt
fine manners. Cathedrsl-like church
edifices compel cathedral services; and
so We advance almost imperceptibly,
and especially in the. Protestant Episco-
pal Church, where every apparent inno-
walton is only revival OF some disused
ceremonial, and where even the most
pronounced position taken by the priest
can find o precedent. The Liturgicsl
Service of the School Of Catechumens
in Christ Church last Sunday was only a
revival of an old and permitted service.
What next? When Uuiiarisns cele-
brate Christmas Day, and Congregation
alists put flowers in their fonts at Easter,
Episc0pacy is pushed forward 80 that il
is almost forced to tread on the trail of
the scarlet robes. Nor do We believe that
sn advance in the splendor Of religious
ceremonials in any denomination is the
dangerous thing which some people
assume it is. The symbols are not the
substance, and yet they have their i'm
mediste uses as well as meanings. You
can catch the eye far more readily than
YOU can the ear. If the services
are Impressive they will make an
impression. An appeal to the mere es-
thetic sense may go bsyOnd and touch
the heart. These hints may not be
thrown away upon the pronounced peo-
pie who are most opposed to pronounced
It is always we'll enough to
assume that things are pretty much what
they really are"
Thus it appears, MessTs. Editors, that
in my humble work for Christian union,
nay heart beats in unison with many
others throughout the world.
Priest OF the Church of the Blessed Virgin.
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HAVANA.

HAVANA. October S1.-A fight has taen
place in Jalasco. Two hundred Pro-
nunciamentos attacking seventeen Gov
ernment troops with cries Of viva Santa
Anna.
A letter from Hayti confirms former
reports Of the bombardment of Jeretuia,
the result OF the revolt Of the women
and the Indignation of the people st the
assistance rendered Szinave by Ameri-
cans
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An English clergyman sends the fol.
lowing from London, where the Lord
Bishop OF London vowed year ago that
ne would stdrVe cut RitudItsRl
l. addition tostbe two Eucharistie
Lights, which, we are happy to say, are
always used in st. Msrgsret's st the Cele-
bration OF the holy Mysteries, there
were six tapers on the retable. AS the
grand old music OF the Catholic Church
rolled up towards Heaven, it must have
awakened responsive chords in the An
gelic choir; aud we cannot but believe
that, 1T the AgRus Del, the glorious Wis
ion of the poet was realized
I" The Mystery Of Mysteries;
The Angels and ArcBange come
On wings Of light from out their home
N ranks Of glory vice ing:
Cur souls shall m X ans hlend with theirs
In lsud, LhanK- norlBg, and prayers
Before Altar kneeliDg."
The procession, preceded w chorister
carrying the banner of s. Margaret, en-
tered the church at the west door at nine
am. singing Brightly CLEANS our ban
ner."
And a member OF the church resident
in Memphis, sends me the following
trite and sensible remarks from the New
York Citizen of 8 recent date;
"The striking services in Christ
Church, 10 Fifth avenus, last Sunday
morning, may oe accepted as q positive
advance in the ritualisiie movement,
and as an indication that elaborate
church eeremOnials are no longer to be
confined TO st. Al0ans in this city. The
service on this occasion was entirely cho-
raj, with surpliced ehoristers, process
sional and reeessionsl hymn, q grand
march through the aisles, and q careful
report informs US that the whole SER
vice, with It's dignity and solemnity, its
banners, and cross, and burning candles,
its beautifully modulated music and
moving lines OF youthful participants,
WIS most imprsssive.' OF course Ii
was, or the fulhliment would have fallen
far short of the intention. 1t was de-
signed to be impressive.
And In plain language the precise OBJ
iect of all ceremonial, religious or secu-
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STOLEN.

HORSE STOLEN n ! 81 Tuesday nisst,
ABOUT II o'Clork, ON my I"t, my rialEl
HUESr ] IlOW+d him Is far a. Holly Springs
and LaGrauEe. The 10 ef C1-fred b!tu for sale
in both the livery sable 81 HOIlE Springs
am Inclined u tIlnk he viii make Tor the Me-
bay. ~ hands d gE. very broad scross the
hips, a little Iarger on the lett E'p Lhan The
right, lett hind TOO white, broad fst fOreneat,
walks and trOts well, and No. loper, very
Ehor' fOdy or - horse Of his s1Ze on the lsit
shOu der is a brand NJ and J p. under Il, and
q D. z. on the left nip; saddle ana harness
marks around his slrths scar on one Of his
an kle-. / don't reColiect which mare little
worn b. collar. 7 VIII give fifty oliars FOR
fhe recovery OF the horse OF any Information
30 trat I vii get him again, or one Hundred
Dollars iOr the thief and morse.
FL EOYDF.
ssrdis, Miss, October /, Is5s oc8tm
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FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, OctobeF 81. A letter
from the City of Mexico Of the
10Th inst, states that q controversy
among the Treasury officials leads TO the
statement on the part OF one Of them,
that there is deficiency Of six million
dollars in the revenue during the last
fiscal year.
The Governor of Vera Cruz has signi-
fed his intention Of Tesigning, on
account Of the pardon Of Gen. Domin-
iqueZ,
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PENNSYLVANIA.

BETHLEHEAI, October 31.-Gov. Sey-
mour arrived here at 1870 am and was
received by large crowd He made
short speech and then proceeded to
Wilkesboro' where he speaks tonight
He will stop over Sunday with Judge
Woodward and proceed toward home via
Scranton and BinghamptOn.
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WEATHER AVID RIVERS.

LOUISVILLE, October 31,-River sta
tionaFy. Weather gloomy and disss-
gresable.
CAIRO, October 31.-D0wn, Julia, 10
pm Stonewsil, 8 am. Up, Minneols,
an, Marble City, 2 p.m,, Olive Branch,
2pm. River Stationary.
ST. LOUIS, Ootober 3l.-River station
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BOSTON.

Boston, October 3I.-A dispatch from
Georgetown, Massachusetts,, says XII
patrick tried to address political meet
ing there LAST night, but was hooted and
insulted, and compelled TO leave the
cEard
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NASHVILLE.

NASHVILLE, October 31.-Emerson
Etheridga spoke to-day at the capitol to
e very large aud attentive audience. It
wss tine closing Democratic meeting,
and the largest and most enthusiastic of
the campaign. The Republicans hold
grand rally tonight.
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WAITS.


"ANTED 4 TUATI0E.-R A Clarke,
w graduate Of E1oB Louess, England. AID
bearfIg the sig 'est testicaoi isls from several
prominent div nss, and Who hA~ had sn expe-
Tierc- OF upwards OF thirty years IN teaching.
desires q : tusiiOn either IN some educational
institution CT IS private tutor in a respectable
family. Direct communications care Appeal
o-ace nOvl 2t
NETANTED--A Lady OF good character and
w q complete mistress ElC owner OF d sew
INK Machine, = place 10 sew, or Weuid take
6 place IL sums private family ADDRESS
eos II JOHN d ALLEN.
VIZ ANTED-To rent, q Kesi0enee convenient
Nv 10 business, somewhere between tx
change and Vance streets, and not more than
fEJ or three 81 -ares from Msin, containing
about Eve o. SIX rooms besides servants room.
Address loo7 u -JJhA AIASL1E.
WTANTED-Bfs CON Dpetent man, a situation
w IS bOOE-EeepaT or ssi@sI5san-8 Cotton
and Grocery house preferred. The applicant
has been engaged in business Ia Memphis for
tEelvs ye-Ts The beet OF city and country Ie-
fereRee~ given address T., care J. NJ. kesstng,
APPEAr,-.fFi &c sell
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October q, 1865.
Rev. J. ". Rogers, Memphis, Tenn:
By Dear Rogers:
l was an at
tendsnt OF the services of st. Albans,
which liked from the beginning, and
learned to like more and more every
time l heard them. When heard that
you intended 10 start new parish in
Memphis, ia Which you would endesvor
to besutify and to sdorR the cold and
barren ritual of our church, it greatly
pleased ne; nor can tell you with what
regret ssceFtsined that the Bishop had
put his foot down on the attempt. What
q mistake!
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4 HAVE two beautiful and well improved
II Plantations IN Lee county Ga, within
three N les Of the city Of Albany. bounded Dy
enc Of the best rail lroads n he State, and
nue Lot and e mn odious Dwelling ia the city,
which Will gladly sell or lexchSs Sc for other
property, nearer 70 me. -
epls a. WRIGHT.
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LAWYERS.

JOHN P. CAEUTHERs. VIZ. J. SYKES.
CARUTHERS & SYKES,
ATTORNEYS - AT LAW,
AyEes building,
East Side Court square, Memphis, Tenn.
L...
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A GeneraI Assortment Of Notions.
sADDLERY, E8C.
SaDDLERY AND HARNESS.

BRIDES.
WHIPS.
SADOLERY.
HARDWARE.
TRUNKS, ETC.
AT REDUCED RATES.
o. n. CASE, II, a CO.,
~ Main street.
sign Of the Golden Stirrup,
sepl z WOodTuR block,
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NOTICES.
EOTTCE.

THERE viii be r meeting OF the Incorpora-
1 tors and Stockholders o. the Gen PHI,
Holly springs. Okalons aud Selma Esilroad,
Al OEsioua on siGt DAY November 9Th, iOr
me purpose Of orEsa zaJiGE- A prompt-and
full attendance - Zpecied.
OsTn \ FORRrsF President. protein.
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Notice.
KOEzca.

THAVE good EIGHTY saw PRATT GIN,
Il which I viii sen cheap. I reier 70 Messrs.
GaIbrsatb, EteW at 5 CO.
ssg u A. WRIGHT,
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FOE RENT.
FOR SALE.


novl Nv OermautoSn, Tenn.
ETOa SALE good chance for = baker or
Z cOnfecuoner is to buy my pls e In o'um-
bus, Ky, Al the Isaiir cad depot and steamboat
landing. Very good si2nd Tor retail anu transit
business Lot > Dy l00 with sisre, bakery and
a g1O1 dwelling house. Price $1,000. Must be
sold within a month.
FRANK KTRCHN FR, Proprietor.
Columbus, KY. OetObsr 25, 1864 Is 2w
EOR SALE.-A good second hand STEA ~
i SAW MILL ana fixtures, ell complete In
euire OF Henry T. JOns AoIn'r Ol VIM G. Hsr-
risOn, deceased, st Germantown. f-r terms.
hENR4 T.. JONEi q. ADM
oc2l law4Ee ofw. c. HasriSpa, decd.
DOR sALE-PATENT RIGnT.-The Paten.
I Right OF messy invented Lick Guard"
for any Stste the Union can be secured by
application t. the unde siyn5a. IL Is useful,
SRd VII sdy sctIFs men Tho engage IN it's sale
Oae ia use 81 this ONCE, where those interested
can inspect Ii. address
Ru2 Il SAN SAL)SS. Appeal.
CUBURBAN LANDS AND RESIDENCE FOR
- SALE on EASY TESE5 -sy 4anCs, 8 miles
esst OF the eisT, are Tor sale, on terms 70 salt
purchasers. for cash or0D any um9-ErOm one
to ten yeRrs, and IN ans Quanuty-lrOm acres
- SS3. Nv rsEidenoe with from Il IA 3 2cree
lEnG viii Os sold Al great bargain, for cssh,
or On tie usual terms Apply 70 ulyseif, on ihe
premises, or 70 EOyster, Lr5seVant q o., my
ege q, IN the Gty. --~----.,,- -,
isl7 n. y. TFSEAtNAST.
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PIKE & JoHRsoN.
Attorneys, COHHsellOTs & Solicitors

USHIs nrnn vii practice In the United States
Supreme 'Ourt nd Court OF Claims, and
vii attend 10 the recovery OF debts, accounts
and claims against Ihe Govern ment or lndi-
viduais and 70 business before Congress or in
the Departments
The senior member OF the arm Gate Of the
Memphis Appear has long been knO OWn in The
highest courts Of the country and the junior
has had large ex peTien0e in departmental and
other business du ing manR years OF public
service in tire House aud Senate. They offer
their best end faithful services 20 those who
Tnay need them jy8-sepl0ly
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9 wRIsET. L. D. EKIsIoK. LUXE + wRI0HE.
WRIGHT. hcKISICK & WRIGHT,
Attorn evs at Law,
TN the Kit Williams Blook, Nos. 3 and &,
L upstairs, Madison street. dec7
The Irish republic. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1867-18??, 1868-04-04
POETRY.

Written for The Irish Republic
The Slaves Revenge.
An incident from Arnod History the Common
wealth.
BY NJ M'KENNA
There sghs of sadness heaving from many melting
There wheels of friendship broken that never more may
roll,
And troubled friends lamentng in many cherries home
Bewail in sorrow lonely, the faded flowers of Rome.
The dark lists prescription posted through the town.
And the bloodhounds of Augustus still hunt their victims
down;
The life blood of the arest her proudest ages know
Is mingling with the waters of Theirs purple flow.
A thousand hearts bleeding, thousand hearts have
bled,
And thousands numbered to join the injured dead
And on that list immortal to Caesars crimson fame
Behold the rank and title of many mighty NAME
Ihere Antlus among them may live unscreened
ButJoned the ghosly egions whom Caesar guilotined.
All tes poor gift is gracious cen in fortunes evil day.
And Antlus Is determined to journey far away.
While the robes of darkness circle the weak and wearied
grown
This child of Rome is taking his journey long and lone
The slaves he leaves behind him complete his overthrow
And the plumber of his mansion adds to his woe
FAREWELL" said he departing, bleeding land of mine
No thy martial glory shall this child of thine
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long looking for and here have account of the early
settlements of the achievements of the heroes Conor mac
Mesa and Cuchuin he latter derived from the Tam DO
Cgue one of the oldest MS. heroic poems) the nsurrec-
ton of the plebean under Mesan rule the battles
counted in the Ossianc literature the life and acts of ST
Patrick and Columbia the civilization attained by the Irish
before the arrival of the Danes the Danish epoch and their
contest with and ultimate defeat of the Dacasans written
in the most graceful and illustrated by such
lights as modern research has thrown upon Irish history
Printed as doubtless will be- in cheap form in America
Mrs Fergusons "Irish Before the Conquest" is likely,
should say become household volume in the Irish
homes of the furthest American west
it stated know not whether there is any authority
for the rumor-tha Charles Dickens endeavong effect
some international copyright arrangement between America
and England During his earlier visit there being few
American authors compared with the present number the
project not possible Since hen however, things have
changed and the multitude of transatlantic writer's, though
still less than those of Great Britain will not long remain
So Some hence the necessities of the American public
then far ounumberng that here, will originate larger
proportion and If International copyright is arranged the
advantage will then possibly be this side of the
What will be the character of the future literature of Amer
lea is problem difficult hypothesize nation which
may be said to have been born of with limited historical
antecedens will perhaps originate by its fresh genius
in mature frame and sound merits to speak, literature
of science and life and poetry which will not have
mythical remote heroic national period to deal WITH will
also parake of the scientific spirit while dealing largely
with the descriptive element reflective of the varieties Of
physical in the great continent; if it seeks its
in antiquity, will take its materials from general
mundane history. Then it will be largely influenced by
the proximity of the great empires of the east your
Japan, China, Hindoosan etc.-between whom and the
populations of the Pacific shores the inevitably close init
macy which the future promises may produce many other
reatonal effects Coeridge said that America would yet be
like England under solar microscope in
state of magnificent magnication vast England however
under influence in all departments of ea gigantic
region of progress Already the telegraph etc., has
dered Willis fine phrase the Atlantic is to
tury" meaningless When, will shortly occur, America
has population of hundred millions nay when within
few generations she has population double that amount
what will be that of her literary productions compared
with England? Up the present. the absence of inter-
national copyright while nuring only the authors Eat the
time that it spreads their fame has benefited great
nation When the numbers of authors both sides
equal then may expect that mutual interests will
necesstate the long thought of copyright.