Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-16
WASHINGTON.

LOUISVILLE, September l5.-The Journal.
Mashu sion sPtc.at says Senator Fowler, o!
ne IS in possession Of ton which leaves
no room lOr dsubt thai COngTeSs viii I8eet In
extra session On the 2lsL. The Senator is not q
very enthusiastic Supporter of Grant and Col
II is currently ru1ored here that William E
Chandler, formerly Assistant Secretary OF the
treasury addressed u circular to prominent
Radicals In Name, urging them TO vote for the
Candidates OF the Democrats party for local
Sflces, Il the Democrats won d agree to vote
for the Republican candidate for Governor. II
is probable that a NUMBER ofthe candidates for
the lScaI offices have msd5 this bargain for the
purpose q !ndiyIdual saeeess, which viii &C
vote for Governor, but The full returns will pat
quite a different face upon toe matter.
Advfces received from the IndiaT, country. at
the Indian office in THIS city, r present much
sickness and want in the Iowa trlus. in Ne
oraska. Toe ofl3e here is still busy sending
want.
Moore, the Presidents private secretary. is
sgaln IN the harness, having returned to the
Mr.. Thornton, the British Minister. bss on
e1aily Dotined the Presiden ut Of the reception OF
Rsvsray Johnson as minister to England from
Hon. Pom. Ewing, Jr., has just arrived here
nom Maine. He says that the Radicals OF that
state We're never so desperate, having spent
millions Of dollars in the canvass. and workfpg
as though their very existence depended upon
Aueeess SIR. Ewing leaves for West Virginia.
1cpNCAlCcI Aps-1nG 1EebllSHL
has directed that Gen. Rousseau,
ing the Department OF Louisiana, be assigned
TO uuiy according TO his brevet rank OF Major
General. This takes eject when ne assumes
command. The isJe order assigning Col. Bu-
ckanan 70 duty according to his brevet rank OF
ssJor- seneTsI is revoked, and be Is assigned
according TO the breYet rank of BrigRdier-Gsn-
eEai, N order mat he may command the Dis
trlct OF Louisiana under Rousseau.
senator Morgan, up to IL o'ef4ck, had not
seen schsnck- The former does not favor 8
session. but desires TO hear fCom the latter on
the sub1sct. The members OF Congress now
here are inclined to adjourn untn october or
coNsnoert IL theFe1S a q Iorum next Monday.
L~AIER-Senator Morgan and Representative
Bcnenck have eddresSe ca a letter
lug q IuH attendance of both houses or Con.
gress on the zlst instant.
Schenck, Morgan and others, in a conYsrsa-
adjournmeEt until October q. They did not,
however, tnlok proper 70 50 recommend IL, be-
by Congress itself.
Wade and Colfax will arrive on Friday or
Saturday.
senior Garcia, the Peruvian Minister, had an
interview with the President to-day, and pre-
sented the letter OF senior BaIfa, the newly
elected ef feru, announcing his ac-
cession. BE spoke Of the Intimate and Irieadly
relations existing between the two nations. the
mutual Dement'S to be derived therefrona and
tue desire oIesnOT Balta to continue such rela-
tons, aud MS reliance upon the moral aid OF
ms government IN regulating the practical
new world.
The Presidents reply, expressed his satis-
faction at the confirmation and sanction OF Se-
ner dsIc1as mission 10 this country, he also
referred appropriately to the great calamity
which had visited Peru, and expressed the
universal sympathy OF the nation with the Euf-
fering caused BY the recent earthquake,