Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-29
By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

New YORK, November &.-E4rly yes
terday morning VIM. Arksussw, keeper
nf 3 bsRnio 10 Green street, having come
difficulty with VIM. Hail, who Is q bar
keeper for q similar establishment just
opposite, procured a shotgun and shot
his enemy in the arm, completely LAGER
sting it. Arkansaw was arrested and
committed.
Schuyler Colfax, Viee-Presidsnt elect,
is now g jnurning in this city. he spent
Thanksgiving Day Ia Brooklyn, the
guest OF Benz. W. Del&natsr, and in the
evening al entertsioUent Was given In
honor Of the Spesker and his wife, by 9
large number Of prominent citizens, at
which Mr.. Colfsx received many con-
CALCULATIONS on the tao late events Of his
life. viz: his marriage with Miss Wade
and his election 20 the Nics-Presidency.
A correspondents had q Conversation
with Congressman Boutwell,, who, in
answer to inquiries, stated that be should
advocate the eXaeti0n Of more stringent
measures OF rscO1s rueti0n IL Virginia,
Mississippi and Texas, ihan had been
required from The other States. Hs be-
lieved thst specie payments can be has
tened enly by advancing prosperity,
and not by legislation. Asto the suffrage
question, he Was Of the opinion that Con-
gress had the power 10 declare who may
vote for Presidential Electors, Senators
and Congressman, if not the power to
regulate the entire question OF suffrage
in the States.
The Democratic Union Executive Com
mittse, ct Masonic Hall lssc evening,
nominated Frederick A. C0nkiin for
Mayor, and Richard OiGoruan for Cor
~--,Es,- C,u-ea1 IN -luaa ~ TrrRwa II asfr
and Abraham p. Lawrence, declined
The Constitutional Union Convention
also nominated Mr. COnklin.
The Tines P3ughkeepsis dispatch
gays il has now bsen aseeTtained hat
the victim of the recent roadside murder
is Mrs. Smith, wife OF jacob Smith, Of
Marlborough, Sullivan county. Smith
started from home on Saturday st pm.
in q one-hOrse wagon, with bis wife, say
ing he was going to take her 70 Olive,
Ulster county, TO visit her daughter,
who, he professsd TO her, was badly hurt,
and wished her immediate presence. He
returned 10 Marlborough on Sunday,
stating that his horse had given out 6ad
that he hsd sent his wife on to his
daughters by = chance ride, aud came
hsck for the children, 10 take them to the
same place. he left again on Tuesday
with the children. After he left his
house was entered by citizens, who found
that he carried OF everything in the
hCuss except an old trunk, which was
opened, and in il was fouGd q remnant
of 8 piecs Of goods which is exactly SINH
lar to the dress found on the murdered
roman Since Smith left with the chill
dren, nothing has been definitely heard
of theta. Tue children were those o. his
Wife by a former husband.
The HeTQId's Washington special says
the terms OF the protocol now in the
hands Of President johnson, are in gen
ersl IS our Washington correspondent
stated recently, except that the number
of c0mmissioneTs Is 10 be four instead OF
Two, vino are to b appointed by each
side. Each one OF the Alabama claims
must be decided unanimously, or referred
to an arbitration. The GoverBment con- 1
siders that this protocol is equivalent to
4 eOnces sion on the part Of T. gland that
her conduct IN Tee0guiz g the rebels 81
%beliigeren:s shall be passed On ss , mat
ter for arbitration.
/: e said that tbs forthcoming Public
Dsbt ststebornt Will show an increase o
about Sll ,OO0, coo, which vii De chiefly
due to tue T,uu310u Of Cssh IN the
Treasury, which "ss paid nut during the
month on s%esoaatuf coin intsresr,
Jadges Hels0a snd BfDtchf, rd have
disagreed on The legat points involved In
the Rese1burg rstuEsuSaJi0a ease, and
the questions sTe % be submitted 10 the
Uaie ed ; stss SupTeDs Court next term
Judge Nelson to-day granted 81 order
r. auitiug tas plaintiffs and defendants 10
csnge on Moudsv Why the oEJer o.
Judge Bioteaf0rd, sppoiuting Jay Gould
- ..,fw.- =haf1 .,rr ~. v~a1aflF OH ST .
argument viii he heard that dag, while
the Judge viii also decide the question
why Aug. Belmont eau bs maids o party
TO ~ s1it 10 tue Euited States Court.
Various rumOrs are SdoaJ relative to
the Erie question, among them oae that
an Injunction hss been granted upon
both Receivers, which is probably in-
correct.
Judge Cardoza has issued an iujune-
lon restraining Judge Davis from
setting as Re0eiyeF, while the re-
)ort as TO Jay Gould seems to
% founded on the action OF Judge Neil
as above stated. Another reI OFT y as
hat the Legislature will finally settle
he whole matter by passing some nev ,
icts. The Legislature d0ss not meet for
ONE time, ana this is 2. lesst premature. =
l1iet now reigus at Erie headquarters, :
ghieh were vide open to-day, and Mr.. :
3oald, Ia reply TO an inquiry, said that :
very thing was going on as usual that :
"a vas attending 10 the business Of the I
flee; that Mr. Davis cSnRct act, he Is
0 bound With stays, and, ia his (Gou'6)
does not propose TO act. Mr..
JAWS was in the ofics shout five min
ties last week. but not since,
Q'Bsldwin vas arrested to day, by or u
er OF Judge Bowling, In CONSEQUENCES OF il
he death Of his bsil-b0ndsaan, Felix c
and being unable to procure an .
Their bond for $40, coo TO keep the peace, \
'as committed to ths Tombs. .
AT the inquest on LaTkil, which COM I
to-day, the crowd wss 80 great 4
rat the Coroner was obliged to hold it
/ the Council room
A correspondent OF tbs Pail Mall Gd-
Ute says that GaFi5aldii Is about to lssvs
is home and emigrate TO America. This
inclusion has been arrived So in conse- 5
Ience OF the ~Teproaches OF Mszzini and Il
is friends, consequent on the Gene 3
us failure in tbs Roman instruction p'
az war