Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05
NEaPaIS APPEAL
THE NEWS.

The Cincinnati Commercial is out IL
favor OF the Southern Pacific Railroad non
Memphis.
The great elevator, jest flushed q
st st. Louis, is go feet long on thsTiver mont
laO feet deep. and 81 feet high frem~th edge o
the water. The elevator proper is Is by IL
feet 10 the center, aud there are two larg'
rooms, 20 BY 40 fest each, for storage purposes
IRE facilities Tor handling gram are very great
and there kre no less than 81 bins. TRACKS er
laid from the elevator Go the different rail-
rosds terminating IN Est 81. l. uis, and n
ear run directly into the building, 50 that al
kinds OF grain in bulk can be immediately
transferred,
A dispsteh to the Cincinnati CONNER
1rr rom Wheeling, West Virginia, on the p
inst. says: " Walter Brown, the oarsman. whC
Isn Pittsburz yesterday noon, on his undertak
irg 20 row 20 Cincinnati in eight consecutive
DAYS frsc11, srrivsd here at $50 p. m, max
ing thirty-sfx miles yesterday in five honrs
and sixty miles to-day In seven AID a hal
hours. He leaves to-mOrroT 81 a. m-Y ard ex
peots TO make n arietta, eighty-four miles IL
twelve hours. On Fri-ay he undertakes &c
make one hundred miles In ten hours. He 4
In good trim, and connden OF success,
The forty-drst Congress will assemble
on Hsrch :, 1852, instead OF the hrst Monday o
Dscemoer IL that year. This change In the
time was ordered ty an act OF Congress passed
January -, 1851, which provided as follows
In edition 10 ire present regular time otlh
meetIuz o. Corgress there shall be q meeting o.
tie fortieth Congcsss OF the Unite~ States, and
Of each successive C.ngre-s thereafter. al i
O'Clock NJ, On the fourth day Of March, the day
en- which The term begins FOR which the Con
Eress Is elected, except that when the fourth o.
March occars on ~ day, the meeting shall take
place at the same hour on the next succeeding
ds -
The recent changes in the political
49, - Z--aE~a ~ AnEaHa IT,
Es1ds the States of Germany has caused
An alteration IN the name OF the coun-
Try and II the title OF is ruler. By an
imperial order, hencsforth the designa'
tion OF the empire viii be the Ausrro.Huns -
Tlsn Monarchy, or AgstTo-Hun ssrlRn State
an the tile Of the ruler in treaties with for
s;gn powers VIII o. " EnserOr Of Austria, King
OF Bobemis end Apo OIic King Of Hungary"
This title IN ths body Of lie treaties VIII be abb
hrevfzted by the omission o. al reference 30
Bohemia, s1E The mOnsrch hlmsel' will be
spoken OF a. " His Majesty tls Emperor and
King, z HIS imperial and Royal Apostolic
Majesty"
Commodore Lawrence Kssrney, q. s,
Navy, who died at Perth Amboy, nj, on No.
vember 70. was born 81 that place On Sovem'
Der 90, ES9, and entered The navy Is midship'
man on July q, lsU7. Re distinguished him sell
IN tbs war Of 1872 In the suppression OF piracy
in the West Indies and IN the LeYsnt. ard In
opening intercourse With the Chinese in $50
when in comma d Ct he East India Squadron
IN 1882 he was placed on the retired list, buI
was not Withdrawn from active service TIL May
lS4, when his last cruise expired, In 1856 ht
was commissioned Commodore, aud held thii
grade al TIE time Of ais decease. COmmodor'
Kearney was IN the United Staces service fol
slxty-one years sn four months, OF which
time twenty-four y srs and Tires months were
spent at sea.
The Senate rolls will contain the names
OF sixty-siK members, including &essrT. Hi
and Miller OF G-orgls, M Messrs Spencer AID
WsrEer Z Alabama, being an increase Of thir-
tsen since the vote on impeachment. or this
number, the terms ofofi-e OF twenty-five viii
expire on the 4th Of March next, namely
HsSrs. BHyard, o! Delaware BucEaloS, o.
Pennsylvania: Chandler, OF Michigan; Comes
OF California. Dixon Of Connecticut; Doollttle,
OF Wisconsin: Eamuuds. OF Vermont IRE.
elected; Frennghuysen, Of New Jersey; Hender.
sJu, OF M!ssOuri: Hendricks, Of Indiana; Nor
ean. OF New York; morrill,, Of Maine; Patter.
SOD, Of Tennessee; Ramsey, Of Minnesota
Sprag1e, OF Rhode Island Cre-electedl; Steward
Of Revsds; SanIneF, o. Massachusetts Upton,
OF Nebraska; Van Wrinkle, 81 West Virginia.
veIcb, OF Florida; Whyte, Of Maryland; Wade
Of Ohio.
There viii ba upon the TOlls Of the
House Of Representatives. St the coming seE-
sion Of Congress, the names OF % Representa-
tivss inclaAing TIE delegations r. N Georgia
EuQ A1hDamk. a 4uCEQm WILL therefore, CUT
Est OF IL membera Four deaths have occurred
n the present Bouse, namely MessrS. Einnfy.
o. Indiana, stevens, OF Pennsylvania. Mann,
OF LJui~isna, and Hind, OF Arkansas. None OF
these deaths have been announced, Officially,
In the House, and one OF the hrst features OF
The coniDg sessicn will be 10 pass the custom
Ery rssolut ons aud hear the addresses 4. n the
colleagues OF the deceased. Hr, Fjnney ives
able 20 occupy bis seat only for about q week.
BE is succeeded by s. Newton Pestis. NJ. Ste
vens Is succee1ed by o. J. Dickay, and Mr..
Aann'z Fu rcessor Will be either Jones or Me-
lad, the election being contested. The latter
Is q oOlOred man.
A special dispstch TO the Cincinnati
Commercial. OF Thursday, says: The decision
sf the President and Cabinet, on wednesday,
10 withhold The Government subsidy on the
last one hundred miles OF the Union Pscldc
Railroad, and the report OF the special Com
miasi 5Dsr that Il viii require an expenditure OF
nix millions Of dollars 20 put the road IN
proper order, have created quite a sensation
among parties Interested in the road, and in
oncisl circles. The Viee-Fresident and G ne
nal Mansgsr OF the Union Pacific Railroad,
III mas G. Dursut, arrived here to-day, ana has
bseo bu y investigating The report. The I. GU
lar Com missioners, who have accepted the last
I've sect ons Of the Iosd as being In accordance
With the Law VIII reply, f. Is ssij, 70 the charges
msde by the special Commissioner. In lac
meantime, Congressman who are here stale
anal Inc FEcLuE h1liEDAQ COMMITTEE OF TIE
House will be directed. a. an early stage Of the
session 20 look iLto he'cOodition OF al Pacific
railroads."
A dispatch from Arizona, dated Tue
con, November %, which comes TO as by way OF
Ean Franctco, on Wednesday, says: Troops
attacked thesIuclan camp, and killed seven
teen sud Wounds forty ssvages; captured
several mu!es REd = quantity Of arms and pro-
visions. A large party OF Indians attacked &
pzck-trsin near Prescott, and killed three
men, captured q lot Of pistols, rdes and am
m1niti1n, aud frcvs or the animals. The
lnsils were taken from the mall rider by the
Indians. Near Fort n'hipuls they were T SOW
ert d and delivered q the Postu- as.er at Wick
enburg. Some unez-ineEs has been expressed
with regard 70 The safety OF g parry OF miners
who went back sons time since, a.nothiug has
been heard from hem Il Is thought by some
that the Maqut Indians, ffom Mexico, have
1OiDed the Bpaehss IN the present war against
sue whites. Indians in The neikhborhood OF
NicEenburg staInPeded q large herd OF cattle,
horses md mules, belonging to the Vu!ture
Mining Company, and succeeded In driving OF
LoEiy he'd.
Pierre Antoine Berger, the celebrated
French advocate and statesman, whose dss.b
on November 28th, has been announced bv the
cable. was born IN Paris, on Janusry4. I790. and
vss educated ST the Jesuit College OF Neuulv
where he acquired the powerful relations con,
v.ctions which were evident throuxhout The
whole OF his i.so. Al nsst be desired 20 enter a
monastery, bat by the advice OF his father. an
sninezt advocate, he selected the profession OF
the law. In 1919, Berger commenced practice
and soon became prominent, having acted a.
associate counsel ia the cases o. Nsy, Cam
bronne. and other Defendants In the State
progscuuon. IL 1880, Berger entered into po-
steal ne. and while exhibiting always the
TsyreSt patriotism and lore OF liberty, remained
fotbe last the earnest advocate OF the Bourbon
dynss-y, being q royalist OF the most decided
s,e1p. or yesrs Bsrryer has exhibited the
most bit er snimosiIy towards Louis Napoleon,
end with TIMERS, proved the most formidable
ayponent OF the Empire. His opinions on this
eablect we're freely uttered on every possible
oecaAon, the most recent OF which was his At
lack on the Emperor IA the letter subscribing
for tins cree ion Of q monument 20 Dandin, 8
yisum Of the cap a. etaL The orations Go
,fvered BY Rerryer N defense ofDe LammapaH,
IN 1875, Of b scaub.iand, In 1885. OF Louis Na-
poieou. ia 1870, ana OF MODtaiemb6r;, In 49,
are n dsls or style AID e~ioQuence. His dehth
, it ne a severe loss , tue opposition party IN J
psFrsneh LegSla-nrs.