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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-07
By Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

New YORK, November 6.-At g meet
| ing OF the Union Leagus Club last even
ing, the NATURALIZATION frauds ct the late
election were discussed, and a resolution
offered by Mr.. Greeley for the appoint
ment of s committee 80 take measures 10
INVESTIGATES the matter, and requesting
John A. Griswald and his associates to
contest the election Of Hoffman. Mr..
! GrisWsld was present, but the inquiry as
10 whether he would contest the election
was rejected by the meeting.
". II. Kinney, who is said to be worth
+! $3.50 900. was sentenced by Judge DOwl-
1 ing yesterday 10 two mouths ilaprison-
HTent in the ~penitent!aTy, and to pay 2
foe Of $500 for 81 u~Bproyoked assault on
Judge Auen in = street car.
Judge Bowling yesterday gave notice
I that he would hereafter hold no 0hleiai
intsIcourse with Superintendent Ken
nedy, except through the District Attor-
ney, as he hsd insQited the Judiciary OF
the city.
The Excitement in We'll street to-day
borders on the panic Of-lS57, and threat
ems 10 equal 1t in scope and disaster. IL
Is creating apprehensions among bank
ers and brokers, and has caused enor-
nous depreoiatiOns in stocks. Railway
shares were sold by the thousands and
Government bonds by the million.
! Trade is standing still ia all directions.
The excitement in-VEall street to-day
was intense, and without a precedent in
the history OF stock exchange. The
panic this morning Fes shout rs severe
IS was ever known, and in the evening
the buoyAncy was greater than any time
since the furOr for rise about two weeks
since.
The money market opened very strin-
reHt-7 per cent. call, with per cent.
coumission-but closed easier at Z per
cent. for currency. This was oceasiOned
by the report that the Bsar clique had
/ covered their shorts snd were lstunR out
money, and that banks were leading
I more freely, which seemsto be suthentIe.
Sterling unsettled, S4@9t. Gold opened
81 S25, fell TO 81, and closed az 335. Gov
ernmeDts were paaic6y this morning,
snd prices declined 39l3 per cent. At
noon eaIl was Of 3 better feeling, with 8
recovery Of lot ger cent, eG1 later in
tine evening there was a further advance
Of 5a52 per cent, with the msrket clos.
ing active and firm. New Illnesses,
664. .
dopbtfnI report lust received hsse states
that WCrmoid and O'Bsidwin fought )
battle early or the morning Of election
dav in Putnam county. There we're but
few people present. Soon after the fight
commenced WoTmoid hit 0'Brien g ter
rible blow, cutting his face open from
chin 70 ear, when O'Bsldwin rallied snd
soon after, by 8 heavy and well-directed
blow, won the fight. The parties then
left the field, and procuring 8 carriage
Intercepted the night express down train
on the Hudson railroad, either ct CARR
SOB OF FIshkill, where they took passage
in the drawi9grOom Car for New York,
{ After the fight was Ovsr one 81 the back
ers of O'Bsldwin got into an alteration
and was deslt 8 blow IN the face b. ice
] Co5urn. The greatest vigilsuce was ex'
/ esCise5 by tue fighters 70 ward of any
suspicious Of the fight, and they succeed
ed well.
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THE RESULT IN TENNEssEE.

Time, which proves all things, is be-
ginning already to show US in Tennes-
see, that while we have not been as sue
oeesful as we had hoped or labored for,
yet We have made such gains through
out the State az indicate our triumph
within the next four yesrs, perhaps
within the next year, il we are only true
TO our principles and contend manf1lly
f5r them. We have beyond doubt cleo
ted two Congressman (SCHEAFE in the
Fourth and LEFTwICH in this, the
Eighth Distriet) and have reduced
BROwNLOw's majority oflsst year fully
one-half. Nothing short OF complete
victory could be more encouraging than
this result in the face OF obstacles gree-
ter thsa have been encountered ia
any other State in the Union A
msjority OF tao negro element, indeed
The whole OF it, was Grrsyed against US
the Registrars were nearly sll Of them Of
the Radical psrty and Of RaGioaa sp-
pointmenti BRowNLow, a~tpiessure, an
nulled the registration Of whole counties;
end frauds OF every e0neeirabIe char
setter we're perpetrsted in order to iasure
Radical triumph. And yea, by 8 vigor-
Gus effort, made under the most feeble Of
party organizations, with the confusing
doctrine of NEGRO suffrage" forced
upon the party by the Central Commit
tee aud against the known msjOrity senti-
ment OF the white men Of Tennessee, we
have reduced Rsdicslism to half lis
strength and added two good men to the
Democratic roll IN the House Of Repre-
sentatives. What more might have
been accomplished had it not been for the
other confusion incident to the course CT
TIE New York World, which mad the effect
Of breaking the spirit Of many, It Is use
less now to speculate upon. We must be
content, that al is not lost, gather The
troops into solid column and prepare for
future contests under the banner OF
tie " white mans party"
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QJIEr.

The Military Department Of Texas,
Mississippi and Virgins, obedient to
military orders, maintained en- Tuesday
lsst most profound quiet. The izdiffsr-
ence to the result OF the election by u
ieuow-citzens in these once Sastes was as
marked as if they were not OF the United
States and had no pszt in U destiny.
The Reconstruction laws operated under
ard By virtue Of military rule, were
Tor once, in their most arbitrary sense,
enforced. Ordered to De quiet, and not,
under pain of the ~displeasuTe Of CoUgress,
to take part in the Presidential election,
the people of the grand old mother Of
States aud statesmen, virginia. CT Tex
s. ,the protegs OF Tenressee) and Of Nis-
sissippl, were quiet and did not attempt
the assertion Of the ~iralieua5le right Of
freemen and vote for Presidential Elec-
tors. The Louisville Journal says.
"Tbey were a. sbiecs il their obedi,
snce B. if they hGI been abjectly oOedi-
ent all their lives. They didu't even
complain. They Giun'g r5mODstrate.
They kept their tongues m8Uacled in the
ptison-hOuse @! their mouths. Even
their editors were almost universally
~quiescent.
And very proparly 50, sinessny enbEoiI-
ment with the nj yary would have de-
ranged their labor, st this time most
precious to them, and precipitaled ons
quences that would have been deplora-
ole. The people Of these States acted
wisely and well, under the circumstances.
Their quiesceDce and condition afford no
occasion for reflections upon them, but
only fresh arguments for the perfection
Of the organization Of the Democratic
party and a fresh onslaught upon the
Radicslism that has reduced them 70 go
ahjsct a state Of ~vassalage.
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TIE NEXr nPEAKrR.

The Louisville journal, of Thursday
specializing upon SCHUYLAR COLFAx's
successor IS Speaker Of the House OF Re
preventative, says:
Among the gentlemen mentioned IS
his successor the Hon. James G. Blaine,
Of Maine, stands more prominent than
any other. For some years Mr.. Blaine
was q resident q Scott county, KY, and
made many friends. Ia Congress Mr..
Blaine has achieved 3 national reputa-
ton. To ais efforts is attributable The
repeal Of the cotton tax. His views are
liberal, and, whilst there has been CREST
bitterness between the cOnten6ing pATti-
zzns in Congress, the Democrats nave al
ways maintained polite intercourse with
Mr.. Blaine, aud probably would be bet
ter pleased to see him in the Speakers
chair than any other Republican mem
Der. We confess that our p~sTtiality is
very decidedly against any Radical, but,
when there is 70 10 a choice between
evils, we hope thst the incumbent may
be - gentlemanly and couTJsOus a. pos
sible, in order thai his department may
somewhat alleviate the hvresies OF prH-
ciple."
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WATCHES FOR TIE hILLION.

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Z tUrs Ou strictly scientific principles (Etyle,
finish and Color IS carat gold 8 rae ssnils Of the
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Watches.
They sre manufactured with Hunting Cases
Qsdies' and gertiemsEiah, have superb Swiss
movements; JsiOeled en0tRs-tUTned, with COM
peDsation spiral spring.
Railroad Conductors, Engineers. ELpreSSmeq-
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Fine swiss Movements, SIS Patent AHaericGn
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Waich IS warranted by special certificate from
the Oroide Gold " ateh Company.
Also. magnificent Oroide GoId Chains S., Sc
AID 81 eacn. sent every where. TO be paid for
on delivery.
our customers are supplied free with the
Pickpocket Detective and Watch Guard /; q so,
mailed separately on recsipt o. so cents. The
Genuine Orcids cold Watches can only be OBJ
tanned by ortierinE directly from US.
JAMES t MONRJE . Co,
importers and Manufacturers,
nOv62m lS5 Broadway, New York.
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, November 6 The Repu5.
HcaB publishes q table which shows q
Democratic majority 10 tweuty-seyen
counties of7S25, g Democratic gain OF
7547, and in thirty-two other counties q
Republican majority OF Is $50, a gain OF
$3.50; giving 8 net Democratic gain in
fitty-niue counties Of 25l7. The Demo.
cT0t claims q Radical gain Of over 2000
in ffty-six counties. The returns strong
~ indicate the election of four Congress
men, Democratic. The First, Sixth and
Ninth Districts, if correct, belng gains
In the Toird District, Mccormick, Dem
0crat, will be re elected.
Gov. Crawford, of Kansas, has re-
signed and been commissioned Colonel Of
the regiment OF cavalry raised for the
State for service egsiut the Indians. The
Lieutenant Governor will act as Gov
ernOr during the remainder Of the term.
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FOREIGN.

New YoRK, November Ga Havana
letter states that on the 18th ultimO the
Captain General received Instructions
from the Provisional Government to in
augurats in Cuba such reforms as had
been adopted in Spain. Lersundi, up 70
the 3Ist, had kept the dispatch as secret
as possible. Numerous arrests are being
made, the prisoners IN most cases being
supporters Of the revolutiOnists IN Spain.
L was stated that LeTs1ndi c0ntenplGtes
leaving the island for New York. The
details of the fighting leads TO the coz
clusion that the insurgents are brave and
determined. They are said to number
five thousand men, and are favorable to
Independence or annexation with the
United States. That place is still under
martial law, and sentries about the
streets have orders to challenge all pas
serger-, ard to fire upon them il the an
sWer is not satisfactory.
The Iocsl snd national authorities in
the State Of CudiaramaTsa are at logger
heads with oDs another, and the State is
in an ansrchieal condition in onse-
quenee.
A Hong, Kong letter Of September 18Th
states that two Ome and seventeen
children were burned 20 death in a large
fire in August. An American seaman
YVES on trial for killing = Chinese boat
man, while the latter was selling liquor
to his men. Considerable excitement
was caused by q British gun5ost bonn
harding Chacahi.
A Madrid special says the Spanish
army is to be Teorganized, and 8 national
guard formed in all the provinces. The
provincial juntas, or conventions, have
dissolved themselves Of their ~ accord.
In nearly ali the gress csBteFs they have
been replaced. EIeeed by universal SUI
frage, they have immediately proceeded
to reorganIzs the government OF cities
and villages. The PrOtest9nts OF MsdFid
have demanded and obtained permission
to build s chapel at Madrid. Gen. Dulcs
has refused to accept the title OF Duke
given to him by the Provisional Govern
meEt.
A Lisbon special says a majority of
the Portuguese are opposed to Spanish
annexation. The forts OF the country
are being reitted.
LONDON, November 6.-The& Standard,
Conservative organ, ascribed the dis
paragement of Reverdy johnson By the
Radicals here to his admiration Of Eng
land.
utSaNiu fAAw3S COltl5lO1 EStSGUay ESST
New Hall, Wales. Several passengers
were killed and many injured.
The Times to-day has an editorial on
the results of the Alabama negotiations,
which, it infers from the speech of the
American Minister, have been brought
to a satisfactory conclusion. Il exUsts in
the solution of the question, and praises
Mr. johnson not only for the frank and
.concilistOry manner ia which he con-
Quoted this controversy, but for his
manly and straightforward u~tterances ia
regard 70 the payment OF the national
dsb5. The Times declares that the tone
in which Mr.. johnson regulates tam
peTing with tine national credit as a
fraud, shows that the higher class OF
American politicians recognizes the same
principles OF morality winch are current
this side OF the Atlantic.
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THE WASHINGTON PRESS On THIS
ELECr7OE.

THIS WASHINGTON PRESS ON THE
ELECTION.
By . special disgstch to The Cincinnati
Commercial Of the 4.h inst, we get tae
following synopsis Of the opinions OF the
Washington press upon the result Of the
Presidential election:
The InteHigencer biames the New
York State politicians entirely for the
defeat of tho Democrats, end threatens
to make what il calls some damaging
exposures. 1t declares that the faet that
Hoffman even raH shesd Of Seymour
shows the tresehsry of the New York
managers, and concludes as follows j:
&" We shall not, however, allow this con-
test, and the defeat OF the Democratic
party, 10 pass from the minds OF cur
readers, but shall place upon record such
evidences Of betrayal OF trust as VIII en-
able the party represented at the New
York Convention to profit by the expe.
Renee so dearly bought. IL was with
no disposition to find fault, or to question
the sincerity Of those who differed with
US 10 the selection Of u candidate that
WI felt called upon to express our vast
of confidence; but when We Witnessed
such total, wsUtOn aud inexcBsable want
of capacity for conducting a campaign
Of this magnitude, We deemed it u
duty 70 expose it,"
The Chronicle contains q foHr column
report Of one Of Forney's speeches, made
az midnight, and In its editorials declares
that the result of the election is the fu
neral Of slavery and secession.
The EUenlng Express says that there
is but one solemn duty now, and that IL
for the Democrats to stand by their Or
g~auization. It maintains that il Is the
msjoTity party of the country, and is
bound yet to control the country.
The Star, Radical, says that the DEM
ocrats won't fad Grant 80 bad a Presi-
dent IS has been anticipated.
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SMITH TO CONTEST pa. LEFEwICH'S
SEAT Is CONGRESS.

SEAT IL CONGRESS.
Notwithstanding the SMITH party had
the registration of voters in their own
hands, and thst It is notorious that hun
dreds upon hundreds Of Democrats, who
were under the law entitled to certif.
Gates, were by various devices deprived
OF them, while thousands Of Radical Ne.
grOes Of Mississippi sDd Arkansas were
granted them and although the Judges,
Clerks and Deputy Commissioners were
al OF their selection, and with a few
honorable exceptions their most plant
tools, our standard-besrer JOHN w.
LEFTwICH, has triumphed By q hand
some majority, TO the delight Of sll de-
cent men Of both parties.
It lie now said that SMITH will contest
the election, and it is the wish Of DR..
LEFTwICH that be will, SIS we learn it
will be his fret purpose to appeal to Con-
gress to guarantee to Tennessee q Re
publican form Of government" and he
thinks that the testimony to be ELECTED
60 8 contest Of this nature would be an
unanswsrsble argument in its behalf.
This looks like business, and we feel as
sured that our Representative viii enter
on bis duties, With a fall appreciation Of
its duties and responsibilities.
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NORTH CAROLINA.

RALEIGH, November Collection re-
turns as yet srevery incomplete, andi ia
impossible TO say with certainty which
way the State has gone. The general
opinion Is that jt has gore for Grant by q
mgjority OF about 5000. Returns indicate
tbs election 70 Congress Of Cobb Ia the
First District, Holden in the Second,
Dewes in the Fourteenth, Nash 10 the
Fifteenth, all Republicans also the cleo
tion ofSchoeber in the Sixth, Durham ia
the Seventh and probably Mercy, DEM
ograt. IN the Third District.
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msRKEFs
Rew Yor4 mnrkef.

NEW YoRK. November Cotton heavy ant
decidedly over uplRnds. f5d25Hc. Supernns
hoaI' - aVgo 10 6lee qulsL Coffee quiet Sugal
s'esdIer. Corn, 81 10Gl Is. L4ncast 7 prints Il,
higher; Canton hlsnnels bleached, Die; Ma
shua a, do, 70, Great Falls A, &c Ora n bags
3y&c; Lewiston A, 40c stOTk A, 423c; heavy
brown drills, f7hc.
New orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS, November Cotton easier
Mtdelings, ZSL@ZMc sales 1900 bales II celpts
81, a.; exports, foreiga, 1854 bales; coastwise
$3.50 bales STOCK on nand, 1898 bales. Gold un-
AZ 422g14%; New YORK, sight, = discount
Sugar INN recsipts all sold unchanged. Mo-
lasses easier; centrifugal 7Uc; prime % choice
Ogsjc. Flour quie aud firm superh8e, S. 50
treble extra, 81 759S 90. COrn-Light supply and
h CHER new, 81 %. Oats active al 6Oc. Bran,
Sz 20. Hay firm at SO 00gSl 20. Pork unset
tied at So 0S& . sacOn, scarce shoulders,
IA9l51Sc anu le549l9c clear, 2Qc. Lard qIiet
tissce, lyc; keg, 2lc. quiet and nrm
prime Rio, l6%glgIc; far, i4Sl1%c.
Louisville Msrke
LOUISVILLE. November ~6.-Tobacco firm: lues
to medium leaf, ~ 009l4 .; new medium
sll %; owen county cutting, SIS 5vSl4 20.
Wheat z 81 So@l g; E~ooTTjSa1gsTnne s 59la
55c Rye, 81 81. Malt, No. 1 spring. 81 20, Bar
ley, No. ; spripg, 81 % Lard, lie, Bacon,
Clear sides. IIaf$SI5Ec'' MISSY raw and re-
81 @. Cotton receipts for week 7l45 bales.
Cincinnati SEa-ket.
CINCINNATI, November 6-Fam ~ hour 81 so
q IS. Wheat, 81 50. Corn, old, SOC; new, Goa
So. Oats, 5795s. Cotton oula at 25G2She. PotE,
S4 90. Green meats, 7Zc and l0gilc. Lard
Bacon held st 14e; sides held at ISG
I9c. Batter, 34SSSc. Eggs, 3Qe,
"a. EOzis Market.
ST. LOUIS, November 6-Pobaceo unchanged.
Flour-Snpernns, s. O0@5 50. Wheat, 81 5O9
I rs. Corn, 759S5c. OaBs, 47950e. Pork, SO p.
Bacon-Sho0lders, lie; sides, lsA9HAc, Whls-
ky, 81 o..
Foreign Markets.
LONDON, November 6. - Consols, 94A99EA;
5-1Os, "a
LIVERPOOL, November 6.-Cotton closed frm
and unchanged mlddting uplands, ma; Or
leans, ll1Ed; sales, to -dsv. 1900 bslss tales for
week, under THURSDAY, l2I,G0O bales, OF which
q 900 bales were Tor export.
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FLORIDA.

TALLAHASSEE, November 6.-Hon.
Harrison Reed, Governor CT the State,
was ~impeaehed with high crimes and
misdemesnors in Office. Charges were
preferred by HOratiO jerks, President OF
the late Constitutional Convention.
Three-fourths OF the members present
votsd in the affirmative. All the mem
bers were not in attendance. Gov. Reed
will contest the case. His friends claim
that the Legislative body in session is II
legal. The Legislature may adjourn to-
morrow.
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And RIVERS.

CINCINNATI, November 6.-The river
has risen -four feet eight inches-thirteen
feet nine inches in the channel
LOUISVILLE, November 6.-The river
is rising, with four feet water in the
canal By the mark. The weather is clear
and pleasant.
ST.. LOUIS, November 6.-The river is
at g stand.
CAIRO, November 6-The City Of
Alton passed down ct s pm; Empire, 8
am; Bismarck, 2 PM; Rubicon, 5 pm.
Passed up-Miunie, 3 am; Carroll. 8
am; Clifton, 5 pm.
The river rose two inches.
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ALEEORSEA

SAN FRANCISCO, November 5.-Slight
earthquakes have occurred almost daily
sisce October 21st. Last night st nine
O'Clock, there was q sharp shock, lasting
twelve seconds, which created consider
able alarm among the people, but did no
damage TO property.
Totsl vote OF Sacramento, %, 700-tbe
largest vote ever polled. Democratic
msjority, 1913.
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NEW ADvERTIsEM'NTs

SnAN cED.-An experienced and competent
w manager 10 take charge of " Prairie 4"
PiantatiOn, in Coahoma county, Miss, six
miles from Friar's Point. Che place is above
overflow. ana well stocked and supplied witt
all cOnyen1ences, and will Work about nifty
hands. Most OF the hands now on the place
were my former slaves a q are extra good.
Make early application 20 me on the ulace. or
70 Wm.H II. etovaus ~ South Court street, MEM
now tt JOHN W. FOWLER,
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THE MEMPHIs AND sELMA RAIL
ROAD.

ROAD.
On our local page this morning eur
readers will 6nd the report Of Mr.. MINOR
MERRIwETHER, Engineer in charge Of
the survey OF the above line. It will be
found . document Of much interest to
every reader Of the. APPEAL, and must
command the attention Of cur busi-
ness men and capitalists, especially
ia view OF the proposed meeting OF
the stockholders Of this road, at
Okolona, Miss, on the 10Th inst.
II msy not be amiss while upon this
su3jsct, Ito some extent lost sight OF
during the electiOn,) TO say, that the
people all along the route are prepared to
meet the delegates from cur county and
city more than half way, with 8 liberal
subscription OF money and lands. We
count upon the Memphis and Selma
Railroad ss sd accomplished fact.
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NASHVILLE, November 6.-R. r. But.
Ter, Horace Maynard, W. B. Stokes, s.
r, Arnett, w. F. Prosser and ]. r. Hsw-
kiDs, Republicans, are elected to Con
gress from Tennessee. A dispatch from
Shelbyvule this evening says Sbeafei
Democrat, is certainly elected in the
Fourth district, by several hundred ma
jOrity. Republicans await official re-
turns to determine the result Of the Mem
phis district, still in doubt.