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THE new ARCHBISHOP OF CANrER.
BURY.

VI 1AN A3A
BURY.
The telegraph informed our resders a
few days since that DR.. ARCHIBALD
CAMPBELL TAFT, Bishop of London, has
been translated TO the Archblshopric Of
Canterbury, made vacant by the death
Of the Most Rev. DR.. L0NGLEY. DIR.
TAFT is spoken of rs a devoted Christian
minister, almost an sscstic. During the
years that he has presided over the affairs
Of the important diocese Of London, he
was noted for his ceaseless activity Ia
behalf of ourstes' aid societies, church
building societies, hospitals and infrma.
ries. Practitioners found in him 8 friend
to share with them their burdens Of pri-
vats sorrow, snd prisoners an slleviator
OF their woes. He IL an evangelist OF the
evangelical school, ofths "hard- working,
homely and apostolic school, that did
good as well as preached it, and that said
its say featlessly, while others frowned
or were tremblingly silent"
The selection of DR.. TAFT to fill the
high office Of Primate of eli England
over the head Of the Archbishop Of York,
who stood next for promotion, is accepted
as indicative Of q disposition on the
part OF the present Government of
England unfavOFsble to the Ritualists.
who will find in the new High Priest a
man who will enforce the views Of his
evangelical friends with 3 wiH-power
equal to that of st. PAUL, tempered with
= suavlty that would become the gentle
St. JOHN himself,
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REV YORK.

New YORK, November 21.-Lster ad-
vices from Paraguay state that Capias
with the allied army and feet had arr
rived in front Of the Parsguayan works
near Killita, but was detained from an
ssssult by the natural defenses of the po-
sition. On the first OF October, however,
a accommodating party sueeeedei In cap
turing an important redoubt while the
iron-elads holly 5om5srded the Angas-
tura Notifications.
Lopez IL reported TO have shot his
brothers, and TO have bis sister in prison
MeMahon,-our Minister TO Paraguay,
was TO leave Rio JRneiro on the 18th OF
October, with the American fleet, Go OBJ
tain justice from Paraguay, and three
Engllsh and French men-of war had al
ready gone no the river on a similar err
rand. The delay of the moving Of the
American squadron is said 70 have been
caused by a difficulty between Rear Ad-
miral Davis and Gen. Webb On 3 point
of etiquette. Gen. Webb has published
3 card ex~oneTsting WashburD from all
blame In the course he took IN Paraguay,
and asserting that any other course
would have cost him his lie. The lest
accounts state that Bliss has been tor
tured by Lopez, and Masterman shot.
Minister Wsshburn has arrived at St.
Thomas from Paraguay, on board the
States steamer Shamaken.
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By Telegraph.
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, November 2l.-The
Navy Department has Tecsiged volumin-
Gus dispatches from Rear Admiral Davis
on affairs ia Paraguay. Nothing appears
to justify the aPpreheasions expressed Ia
the papers as to the trestmsnt o. Bliss
and Aostesnop.
Commander M2el0u6. Of the Wasp,
says ihst be received Minister Wash
burne and his family aboard the Wasp
on the 10Th, and on the flth he, Mscloud,
had an interview with Lopez, who said
he felt unlimited the United
States, but oeplorsd what he termed the
u~1priDeip!ed CONDUCT of W2shburue.
The PSr.guayGGs treated the Wasp
NEST Hospitality, furnishing the needed
supplies. The following note aceompg-
MES Commodore MGle0n's report:
US. FLAG SHIP GENEYIvE,
RIO DeJanerio, Oct. 26, 1871
Sir: I have the homer to infora the
Department that 1 have Invited Gen.
McMshon, the Minister to Paraguay and
his family, to take passage in this ship to
La Plata, and 81 l have already said in
my communication No. 314, current
series, that l shall accompany him to
Paraguay, 1 shall confer freely With Mr..
WOrthington, the Minister to the Argen-
tine Republic and Uruguay, from whom 1
shall obtain information which will
serve to mature my plans. I shall keep
the Department conftsntly and fully
advised CT nay action.
Very respectfully,
(Slgned) G. II. DAVIS,
Admiral C~omm2ndtng.
Hon. John s. Pendleton, q former
member Of Congress from the Seventh
District of Virginia, and also Minister to
Chill, Is dead.
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the King of Saxony. n. innovation was re-
sented by some Of the ErElish residents, who
succeeded in obtaining authority from the
Bishop OF Tendon TO build a new church, TO be
exclusively English, and OF the High Church
pattern After q time Americans were found
TO be regular attendants there, and liberal in
their contributions, and the clergyman intro
duoed th1 prayer Tor ths President, grsstiy 10
The disgust or the exclusives. Whether they
viii undertake another church enterprise Is
not etermined, bat II they DO, II viii be ne
oesssFy 70 suthorize the yerger TO turn away
70 intrusive and plebian Yankees, or that
soolntnable prayer viii eresp INTO the service.
"Years ago." says q musical critic In
a re ent publication, "a young man began 10
write music In P~sris,-muze Of type Bobo1y
was acquainted with, and very few liked. In
deed, tie only person who professed any liking
at4l for the work OF the new man was a lady
she was q good musician, though, and her
name was Pauline Nlardot-Garcip. The young
man was called Chsrles Gouaod. The COM
po7er OF Faust Yes. fair reader; buqhe wrote
ever 50 many op ras before that one. ETerso
many. And they were all failures,-an. MOI
les p1rtuTfunt remarked the young mans
friends. stin Viardot encouraged him, and stll
got him atheaiert 10 produce his work. At last
came Faust" A tremendous success! No, II
Wss not a success. On the contrary, Faust IN
its first season was a dismal failure. The
manager ofthe theater, however, believed la
the WORK, and reopened his house with IT.
This time It went, and everybody found out, al
by themsslves, that the mole-hih had produced
alyrical elephant"
The new steamer Neshaminy, just fin
ished az Brooklyn, can make twenty-five
miles an hour, and is the fastest vessel IN the
navy She was ordered built during the war,
and VIII now be laid mp in ordinary, SIS she Is
too expensive for peace service.
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THE SPECULATION IN sCHsoL


The Pest of last evening, in q very
sore head way, responds to our call upon
superintendent EATON for g proper refu
tatlon Of the charges alleged against him
Of speculation in schooI books, and 1t in
sinuates the presumption that this paper
was purchased to assGil the School Super
intendent. Ii is false. We know moth
ing of the matter beyond the publies
ton we made of facts which We found in
the columns of q respectable eontempo-
rsry-the Nashville Bdnner-and which
had before found circulation in the B@-
letin of this city, q paper publisher in
the interests Of the Republican party.
The Post says it knows that I" other pa
pers haze been bought By q publishing
house tOhoss publications could not com-
mdnd the commentators Of the Super
intendsat.D W. demand their names
and the particulars OF purchase. By all
means let us have the facts and no inu-
eudOes.
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srATE FAB.

We learn from The Little Rock papers
that the first day of the State Fair was,
Notwithstanding the weather, very su-
spicions. The attendance was large, and
embraced, beside many leading citizens,
a long line Of visitors from other parts Of
the State. The number Of contributors
and contributions are encouraging and
gratifying. Among those who are pEOmi-
nent, We notice the names OF our friends,
MessFs. BRUCE, carriage builders OF this
city, and r. g. CRAIG & Co, seedsmen.
Among other things, We notice by our
exchanges that there is a creditable and
encouraging display of agricultural ma
chinery snd implements. We eoograt-
ulate our neighbors upon so commends-
bic q commencement.
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LETTER FROM X

GALyEsToS, November Is, 1864
Editors Memphis Appeal:
] receive my paper with tolersble reg
ulsrity, but now and then 1 fail to get
it; and when this occuFs it causes me
considerable disappointment, for nay
long residence in Memphis, the many
attachments formed and the pleasing as
soeistions connected Herewith, renders
me keeniy alive to everything Of note
transpiring in your midst. You may
rest assured that I ssill feel a warm in
terest IN ali that pertains to the suecess
and prosperity OF the "Bluff City," as
also the welfare Of the many friends and
scquaintances l left there. Hence, you
may depend that 1 peruse your valuable
with evidity, in order TO keep
In events as they transpire in
your city. m
Since the s~ojOurn of myself and family
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Cotton AND THE CONDITION or
THE SBTTE.


On our local page this morning, we
publish g communication upon this sub
ject from Mr.. J. T. IRRELEVANT, that
every well. wisber of the South that
reads the APPEAL, should cut out ana
forward 10 some friend at the North,
who will give TIE facts therein contained
currency smong intending immigrants
not yet satisfied as to what may be dens
with the aid of the soil and climate Of
the South.
Mr.. IRRELEVANT, SIS he informs his
readers, has just returned from 3 trip
through Miseissippi-portions, too, Of it
cut of from railroad communication, SO
that what be gives as the results OF labor
In that part Of the South, must be set
down that advantage short Of what may
be resched when Mississippi is "cut up"
with railroads, and . market for his pro-
duce is brought to eyery farmers door.
We commend the letter to the careful
perussl Of our friends, and onee more
urge upon them 10 spread the informa-
ton it contains.
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LIE COMmIssToNERsHIp or polio

IHE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES or POLICE.
We learn from a reliable source that
the Smith-wing of the Radical party are
likely to be foored by the respect
able and law-abiding Republicans. DR..
BEECHER, the Infamous, who expected
to be the successor Of BEAUMONT, after
the most persistent efforts at Nashville,
and in consequences Of being in bsd re-
pute with the Governor, gave up the con-
test snd resigned in favor Of another
D0ctor-oDe NEwKIRK-Who last night
made an appeal to the negroes L sustain
his pretensions and recommend him TO
Gov. BRowNLOw and the Legislature.
In the whole city, by most persistent eff
fort, these scslswsgs were able to get
only seventy-fve negro voters together,
with whose voice and ssy-so this New
viii tomorrow leave for Nashville
to contend against HAYWOOD and WILL
Hanson. viii he succeed? We hope
not.
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AND RIVERS.

CAIRO, November 2l.-Up-Milbrey,
o. m, Romeo, Up. m. Down-Darling,
3 a. M, Belle Memphis, 4p. m, Star,
. p "a, Louisville, 10 =. m. River rose
four inches.
LOUISVILLE. November q The river
Is falling with 6 feet 8 inches ia the canal.
Departed, Richmond and PeytOna, for
New Orleans. Arrived, John Kilgour.
Tho weather is cloudy and raw.
ST. LOUIS, November 2I.-Departed,
Ben Campbell and NJ. E. Forsythe, for
Memphis; Storm and bsrges for New
Orleans. The Missouri Is gorged at
Omaha.
CINCINNATI, November 21.-ArEived,
Emms Floyd, from Memphis. Departed,
Silver Moon, for Memphis; Cheyenne,
for Arkansss river; Swallow sDd j. w.
Garrett, with barges, for New Orleans.
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UTICA.

UTICA, n. Y, November Clears
well, convicted of the murder Of the little
girl Abby Saunders, was yesterday SEN
fenced to be executed January s, 1863.
The Constitutional Union party yes
terdsy nominated A. Oakley Hall for
Mayor, and A. r. Lawrence for COrpo-
ration Counsel.
The investigation into the Fulton ferry
disaster was concluded yesterday, the
jury sttributlug the casualty to the over
loaded condition OF the boats. Nc one
was censuFed.
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queIled ten houses we're sacked by the
rot. There was also q scene Of Violence
at the little own Of Ripley. In Derby
shire, a shsrp fight occurred end many
persons were injured BY clubs ard atom s
ia the hands OF the rioters. The mot
partially demolished several buildings
lno3 udIng--the yicsrsgs.
&c is announced to-day thai Lord Stan
ley has secsdsd to tue modification o.
the Alabama settlement which permits
the Commission to sit in Washington.
Hon. Mr.. B~urliDgsme and other mem
bers Of the Chinese Embassy were yes
terday taken on 9 special train nom this
city to Windsor, and conveyed to the
Castle in the Queens carriage, and form
ally presented 10 her by Lord Stanley.
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HAVANA.

HAVANA, November 2I.-Tha reports
concerning The Revolution sre very con-
hicting. 1t is rumOred, on the one hand,
that the Revolutionists are from 10, 900 to
II 900 strong, and bold Puerto Principe,
while on the other hand, the government
claims that the insurgents are decress-
ing, and that the Spanish troops held
Puerto Principe.
Later sdvices from San Domingo state
that Gen. 0z2nGo was moving with bis
revolutionary forces on Azeta, and fight
ing is reported near that place. Bsez's
troops, under Facrez, had been united
near Capitalla, and the insurgents in the
North hal proclaimed for LuperoB.
Baez continues his infamous outrsges on
citiZ6ns.
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CANADA.

OTTAWA, G. w, November 21.-The
Fenisn prisoners in jail here, under the
habess corpus suspension act, are TO be
liberated on b ii at once.
Buckly, Doyle and Ainsells, indicted
as accessories to the murder OF Thomas
darcy McGee, viii not be liberated.
Whalin wss removed from jail last
evening under a writ of hahess corpus
to De present in the Toronto Court, in the
argument on the application for a new
trisl. he will return to jail, whatever
the decision may be,
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DELAWARE.

NEWCASTLE, November 2I.-To-Gay,
in the jail yard here, seven persons con-
victed Of petty offences were tied to p
post and whipped. One of them wss s
maR seventy years old, who received
twenty lashes on his bsck. He cried
bitterly during the ordeal. Two boys
about twelve years of age received
twenty isshes each. Qae man was
placed in the pillory until be was per-
feetly helpless with sold, and then
whipped.
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NEW "a ysWICK.

ST. JoHN's, November 21.-The inan-
eisl panic continues unsbated. The
notes of the Yarmouth Bank Of Nova
Scotia and Of the Prince Edwards Island
Bank have been refused to-day. The
notes OF the Bank of st. Stephens are
selling at IS, and the Commercial Banks
st 30 per cent. discount. The chances OF
either bank resuming payment are con-
sidered remote.
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The Company is now prepared to III all or
ders for Religious, School and Miscellaneous
Books.
Orders for stereotyp ping and Printing Books
Of every description executed In the finest
style, and at q small advance over New York
Philadelphis prices.
Railroad, and Commercial Print
ing solicited, and satisfaction guaranteed.
Blank Books on hand and mnds 70 order.
nos& e Is 4 M
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V

NASHVILLE, November GA. J.
Hough, son Of the widow Hough, re-
siding on High street, committed suicide
to-day by shooting himself 10 the eye
with q pistol. No cause is assigned for
the act, He wss unmarried, aud served
in the Confederate army during the war.
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$4,000 North or
RECEIVERS SALE OF
FURNITURE,
AT AUCTION.
BY A. E:
Nc. 1917 Main Street.

T WILL SELL ON WEDNESDAY MORN
L ING November 18th, at 10 DEL q, 81 No.
SAG Main street, between Gayosc and Mccall
street., -UPtRIOR NEW FURNITURE COM
pIistng CnRmber Sets, in Oak, walnut Ano
Rosewood Parlcr Sets, in Reps, Brocatelle and
Damask Marble Top and MiFrored s~ide0os-dS.
Bureaus, WGshstandS and Comacdes, Ward
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Etegns. Tetse. Lounges, Bedstesds, Wire and
TIN safes, Chairs. Tables Wsshstands, and q
fuu line Of new Firsr-eiaSs surnisure.
Also, a large lot Of Metallic Burial Caskets.
Cases and ConnnS, with q full nne OF Under
takers T~riInmin2s, Hsarse, Two carriages.
Three Furniture Wagons, Harness etc etc..
s lie without reserve, and continued daily
closed out. Terms. cash on delivery.
7. MAYFIELD, Receiver.
A. WALLACE, Auetioneer. nov22 At
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CONNECTICUT.

NEW HAVEN, November 21.-Stepaen
Abbott has been indicted for the murder
of Mr.. Bronson, which was committed
here last September.
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NEW ORLEANS, y vembeF 2L-COJton, better;
mid nngs, 22<c; sales, $40 bsles reeeip.s, SO
bales; sxpGrIs, Ts5 bales. Gold. 545zG Sc.
sterling commercial, 45G45A; bsnE, $685. (;
New York sight, = dis cunt Sog 7, igh-r,
fully fair, l54 #; prime, lZzc elaEif d, l5zc-
Molasses lower, common, 5g57Te chOlce &c
prime S5Gs1e f.o9r very dbl saeerhne,
lighter suppl; Lew s0S92c. Oats, firm, &c
Bran, 81 IS Hay, Il ms prime timothy. so
70; rev York, 81 Pork, dull. So. BtcOn-
dull; onIy retail sales; snould-rs, l5zc clear
rio sldes, lie; clear 81 -, IsAc. L.Fd, dull (;
tierces retailing at 10 l8Zc- Whisky very dull;
western rsctifeds 81 10. Coffee, quiet prime,
I6Z916zc fair, HsliHc.
Louisville Market.
LoUnsvTLLE November ~A.-Tobscco, firm at
s. 50GI3 80 for luss to medium leaf. uberhns
Flour, So 0A96 20. Wheat, 81 65eI 90. Corn,
50G55 Rye, 81 30. Cotton, 2iLc. Pork, s24 COG
q 80. Lard, E1&1i6c. Bacon, shou dsrs, i3c
clear I'D sides, lie; bulk shoulders, yfz9s DC;
clear RIB sides. iSzSl4e clear sides, l449IS.
Hogs dull, 81 z597 - gross. Whisky, $gT, Tree.
CtccsnaSts Market.
CINCINNATI. Nqvemher H-FIour. family,
81 Sos % WhesSsI S0G2 10. Cora, new, SIC
Whisky, SIC. Bu shoulders PC; sides, I5L9
lac. Lsrd, l4Z@I5c. Bacon shoulders. l3c. But
Ter, &959c. Legs, &c. Clover seed, 81 80.
Foreign
LONDON, November 2L-C0nsols closed at s41k
SOS 745s.
LrvERPooL, November 2I.-Cotton closet
buoyant sales - COO bales; upl5nds, I0Tz SIld /;
Orleans, uEGl!Ai. The Egyptian crop is
stated at 100000 coutcns. BTeadstufs closed
quiet and unchanged
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NfASsAGHUsETTS.

LOWELL, November N.-Three per
SONS were suffoeated TO death this morn
ing, in q fire ut IS Msrrimae street.
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zaAKzErs
e Yorl ssa-kes.

NEW You Nnvembsrz1.-Cotton less active;
sales 15o0 bales; up ands, Axe Superdne Flour,
s. 50a5 IS. Whisky, Qutet 4 d steady, 81 O5
Rice, Coffee and Sugar duh Cuba sugar liza
iIze. Wheat dull. 81 4saI 50 Corn, 81 O7GI I
MOney-The market q easy and currency
abundant; call loans, 4a6e. Sterling quist. 9fc
@9Hc. Gold, SE4. Old TenEessss's, esze; new,
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ALBANY.

ALBANY, N. Y, November A.-The
Cole trial stu eontiaues. The aeiesss
are 10Y presenting evidence,
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DIRECTORS:
STOCKHOLDERS :

CHARTERED F-EBRUARYE, lse6-ORGAN-
lied OCTORER S, 1868.
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To Gotten Buyers and shippers,
WE ARn AUTHORIZED AND PREPARED
LlsERAL CASH

On all Cotton consigned to Messrs DAVID
DOWS& CO, Nov York.
TOoF. PHILLIPS 9 CO..
c sss Frons street.
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DIED.

B~ULLCCK-On the morning Of the zIst inst,
In the eighteenth year OF bis age, Charles Ed
win Bullock, eldest son Of JOhn Bullock. His
remains viii be taken this Sunday evening, at
2 O'Clock, from "a Washington street, near
High, to Calvary Charch, and from thence to
Eimwood Cemetery. Services by the Rev. pr.
GaOrgs White.
Carriages at Hols;s, $50 Main street. Friends
and acquaintance are IN vi ed 10 attend.
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NOTICE.
Dissolution.

TlHE firm of GRAVES, JONES co. having
1 sold their entire stock Of Books, Machinery,
etc, 30 the South western Publishing Company,
Is this day Dissolved by mutual consent.
b business of the late firm will be settled
6y :. q Rogers, senior partner. cfhce No. 81
south Court street. Memphis, Tenn.
EOvemb Der q, 1855. now q Is q
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4 LII DRUIDS are particularly requested TO
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Removal.

I'VE have removed our Office from No. Q
" to Ne. SIO Front Street. two doors
South Of our former stand.
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