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

ciU1el re6lQlng IN the Vicinity OF the
scene. The difficulty was occasioned by
Bibb's removing crossing that inter
fered with his work. Bunker was re-
turning home from his days labor. AS
the party arrived where Bibb was at
work, Bunker asked Bibb "if he was
ready" at the same time drawing his
pistol and filieg. Bibb pulled out his
pistol and returned the fire. Three or
four shots were fired by each Of the
parties without iri!icting any injury to
either party.
The New OrIesns RcGyune Of the
/ % has the following: Our obituary col
! umns of Sunday morning contained the
announcement Of the death Of James L.
/ Wibray, resident of this city for the
past forty years. Mr.. Wibrsy, at the
| time OF his death, was In the lifty-ninth
year Of his age. He had been connected
| for many years with the banking house
| Of " messrs. Corning & Co., and subsequent
1 Iy established the Southern Bank in this
city, Of which institution he wsg cashier.
In ali his relations, whether business or
social, Afr Wibray sustained sn exalted
character for probity and those ameni-
ties which challenged the respect and ef
fec ion OF large circle Of frien1s.
The fourth estate Is rapidly beooua-
Ing 2 power in the world. When EN-
pires are to be established or Govern
ments overthroWn, secret plottings are
no longer resorted to. Everything cul-
inmates ia establishing a paper The
last parsonsge to whom the j0urDb fistic
world is about to extend q WELD, ne is
Queen Isabel of Spain, who adopts this
method of combating the claims OF the
Oa-rlists and the Due de M0ntpens!r TO
her throne. We hope that she will make
. better editor than she did queen. AS
editors are proyeTbisl'y sensitive in re-
gard TO moral associations, the impropri-
ety Of Introducing low court manners
into the fraternity will at once be per-
ceiyed.
The Legislature OF Alabama has
Is zen one more step forward. On SstuT-
dsv. says the Mail, the House passed
biIi appealing those sections OF the code |
y hicb forbid an intermarriage between
whites & I'd negroes. The repeating act,
permitting the future miscegenation of
tha American and the African races, has 4
become q law in Alabsms so far ss the |
Hons. is concerned. 1t Will doubtless be /
rushed through td6 Senate, and Rfter 4
little hesitation be signed by his Excel /
leney.
A dispsteh from Chicago of the %
saws: At Milwaukee, St q late hour lsst
night, the Captain of The bark ID. z.
D5bbins This name is not givep) went on
board his vessel, and after angry words
between himself aud his wife, he knocked
her down, jumped upon her and kicked
her in such q terrible manner that she
gave prem aturs birth TO child, which
The monster seized and threw overheard.
He then sent for doctor and disap
peared The unfortunate woman Is In
critical condition.
The Georgia correspondent Of the
New York Times admits that the en-
terprisiDR individuals called carpet
bsggers,' who lead the Radical party in
Georgia, sre not as scrupulous as they
might be, and it would not be too rank
Injustice TO ssy of them that they are
,eetLe more selfish thsn patriotic, and
that il trouble pays better than peace
-hey would very generally prefer trou-
5ie.n
The Rome (GR.) Courier of the 80
nst. says: Preparations are being made
here TO celebrate, on the 9th inst, the
cf the Salms, Rome and Dali
ton Railroad to this place. The city will
give q supper to its guests, at the Choice
Hotel, and there will be bail st the
City Hall.
The Diario, Of Havans, contains
several communications snG extracts ,
rom papers, charging the Dominican
.ud Mexican refugees who have been
on the Island with forming the
;hief element of active opposition TO the
Government. This explains the telegram !
which denies thst there are Mexicsns
concerned Ia IL.
The Montgomery (Ala.) Mail says
he Senate has spent three Gays on the
irst section Of the three Ku-Klux bills
PitbOut result. II they go on at that
ate it will take two months to dispose of
he oil in one House alone, and il will !
,ost the State, by the time it becomes !
aw, not less than S100,000.
Col. Jack Hays, OF California, well {
,nown as the famous Texas Ranger, and
.rother Of Gen. Harry t. Hays, of New i
orleans, is going extensively into the 1
purchase Of land in that State. A Sono- {
"a paper speaks OF recent purchase of
lis amounting TO Sl5, 600, and adds that t
.e is still buying.
The Gdcsta, OF Trujillo, Spanish,
Honduras, of October l4th, mentions the s
rival OF the German engineer, the Bs- J
on of Aindsl, with three hundred Ger
asn coionists, who form the advanced L
usrd OF a heavy German emigration to Q
hat country.
The official returns OF the vote Of T
1oUisisns show that the Democratic can I
idstes for Congress 5re Bll elected ex- I
ept In the second district, in which Ma {
ard (colored) is chosen. He will be the
My one of his race in Congress. {
The Berlin KlGdderaddtsch made 30 c
much fun about the Prussisn deficit that s
be police seized it.-NdShviiLe Banner. C
Seized which the hEadderddntscb Or r
he PrussiRn deficit? a
A Bremen bark reached Charleston O
n Sunday with 800 immigrants. We c
ope this is but the first trihe in the q
Feat incoming tide efimmlgrsnts South. {