Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-25


than when she left US in April. Of
course her voice Is the perfection o.
sweetness and brilliancy, and nothing
can be added to this but her dramatic
feeling has now attained extraordinary
power and deepness. Nothing could be
more touching than her third act Of
Lucia, when she fairly recalled S0ntag
aud Malibran's long-remembered strains,
combined with PATHS own inimitable
grace. The long, heartfelt round Of ap-
plauss which greeted her entTee re-
newed itself continually during the
evening, and the crammed, cldque less
house saw with sincere and universal de-
light the splendid bouquets fall at the
feet of the diva"
GRIEF JUSTICE CHASE VIII return
from the South in time to be present at
the opening of the Supreme Court, en-
the FIST Monday in December. This
would seem to Indicate that Mr.. Davis is
to have no trial in November. Such has
been the in.imation before given out in
high official quarters.
The hats worn by Brazilian gentlemen,
the wealthy and even the middle classes
Of the Spanish Main and the West In
dies, cost originally from one hundred to
six hundred dollars per dozen in the
country where they are made. Six hun
dred dollars in gold for twelve hats,
however, is not an extrems price, for
there are hats which cost in the valleys
of the Andes eighty dollars in gold each.
AS a lady residing at Hoosac Falls, N.
Y, was renewing some dresses fro 4 s
clothes closet In her house, a few even
ings ago, q large black snake dropped
from the fold of q OF the dresses, and
and wound Its horrible and shiny length
around her arm, raised its head and
thrust out Its bifurcated tongue. The
lady was almost parslyzed with fright.
Her outcries ICON brought other members
of the family who despatched the o
ster.
In Norway, the expenses of travelling
are reported to be very light. A visitor
to that country states that at some Of the
ststionstwo persons were charged eighty
eight cents (gold) for supper, beds aud
b breakfast. a horse ard carriols hired
from station 10 station cost about thirty
eight cents (golJ) a Norwegian mile,
which is seven English miles. Ga the
steamers a mar snd his wife travel at q
fare snd q hall.
QUEEN ISABELLA has fallen after a
reign OF exactly thirty-five years. She
,z..oI-l - 49, ahr0na ~ NAa IoaFI -
her father, on the 29.h of September,
1888, and on the same day Of 1853 the
revolution reached her capital and termi-
mated a reign that had been almost CO.
equal with her life. In that long period
the troubles Of the Spanish nation have
been almost continuous, There has
been no certain assurance Of private
we'd being or public tranquility.
By a strange coincidence three sover-
eigns have just entered on the twentieth
year OF their reigns, namely, the Enpe-
rors of France and Austria and the King
of Italy, who assembled their respective
thrones within q few months OF each
other. Francis Joseph, in virtue OF the |
abd!cstion of his uncle, Ferdinand l., |
and his father, Francis Charles, assembled
the throne OF the q OF December, 1S4S;
Louis Napoleon's reign may be said to
have coLahdenGed when he wRs elected
President in June, 1913; aud Victor
Emanuei's father died In July, 1S49.
a CHARLEsroN special ststes that
Gsv. Scott has issued a proclamation
that ne has received accounts of
outrages 10 ten counties, showing that
and property are unsafe, by reason of
IL Wlessness, and thst 10 three counties
the laws Of the State are defed, and
calls upon sll Magistrates and local au-
thorlties to see that the laws are equally
enforced upon all classes. He proclaims
It his dsty to see the rights OF every citi-
zen, white or colored, protected, and if
bis efforts to peacesbly accomplish this
continue to be frustrated, he will arm and
organize a sufficient force of loyal oiti-
zsns to overcome the resistance, snd the
responsibility Of the cons, quences, how
sver disastrous and d~eplorasie, must rest
IN the heads of those who provoke
THE New York Commercial Adver-
User Of the Goth says: One of the most
Interesting sales that has taken place
his year Will begin at seven o'clock this
81 Clintoa Hall, Astor Place.
al the engravings and paintings, to-
,ether with the curious collection of
belonging to the late poet, Fitz
1raopn HaItook aro 70 ba aalI A,on1
he six hundred volumes are many pri.
Tately printed works q complete set of
II the various editions Of Halleck's
'oems; g set OF the museum, containing
autograph letters by the poets Drake,
POE, PAald.rg and Bryant q Lie of
ohm Jacob Aseor, win the millionaiFe's 7,
utograph, AMI a valuable scrap-bSok :
obtaining several iuldred portraits and
autograph letters, addressed to HAllcek
distinguished authors and public
isn.
TIE following cficial dispatch was re
eived in NV York on Friday: !
SAN FRANCISCO, October 2l-l:30 o M. (
o the President OF tie Chamber of Com j..
leTc', New York: A severe shock Of =
srthquaks was experienced here at 7:05 y
10. Their was Considerable alarm felt 4.
the time Of the occurrence, and q good =
buildings on made ground were a
j1red. Toe Customhouss and City =
all, both firmly constructed, we're bad =
injured and soms buildings 10 process !;
construction have fallen on some of y
Ie parapet walls which fell down, caus- {
g a less OF four lives. There was no
smsge done to we'll constructed build y
&c. The total loss Of property will not : y
,ceed $500 900. u
SiSned.l JAMES OTIS,
Prest Chamber OF Commerce. g
A dispatch to Lee-& Walter, from the p
ank of California, says the balustrade ia
ID some Of the ornamental work on
. roof OF the bank was shaken down St
It no other damage was done TO the K
NIX. l.
The Louisville Democrat of Wednes- d
y says: Last evening while the par q
6oQuet was being performed at the u q
.stropolitsn Music Hall on Jefferson e,
est, near First, Kate HAYDEN. one of :,