Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-27
THE NEWS.

THE NEWS.
Franklin Pierce Is recovering, and
hopes TO be ont in a few days.
Some Of our citizens were sold, says g
Hontgonery, Ala, paper, by a rascal claiming
20 be q SOL OF HOrstiO Seya our.
Barnsrd Cas- died IN Htiidale county,
Mich, q few dsys sgo. He was bosni in New
Hampshire, in 100, and was & brother Of the
late Lewis C6ss.
The Pope amuses himself q lg the
summer months by frequent visits 20 ais camp
at Rocca al Papa. He IS in excellent health
for a man seventy-nine years oil.
Notwithstanding very heavy ship
ments recently, there are lO4, los barrels OF -four
and / 0eo. rs bu -hels OF grain more in Chicago
than there we're at the same time last yesr.
The Journal Rsys that the manuf-cjure Of flour
at th4 West has assumed gigantic proportions.
Jsmsics letters say that rain is very
much wanted in the Iovland parishes to insure
good crops for next season. The canes LOOK
dya and garched, snd on lOwlying estates the
drought has been severely felt. It has affected
eonsids rably the coffee crop, which wiz be very
short next season. The pimentO crop has also
suffered a great deal,
The sfidavits Of Benjamin Cspers,
coloreI. and Mr.. E P. Lsmsn, show the exist,
@1NE - A4IAa1@ $3.50 49, Va ---L IA
South C~srolins, who c aim to reCaive their au-
thorIty FOR the same fsOm Gov Soptt and enc
Sam JO1Tson, r c lored MEMBER Of the Legs
lsture. They defy tie laws. and act only
thro1gh the directions u the League, and hold
courts for the trial Of al o~7-ndsrs.
Sir John Young, the new Governor
General OF she Dom nion OF Canals, Is sn I-ish
msu by birth, aud reures nted 'or mapy yea ;
IN the Imperial PsrIiam mt The ouniy OF Cav
en-, in which his estates ars situated. Sir John
CO nes OF an Old Scotch family, aviag its orr
sin with John Yong 4 burgess 9 Ediu-
burg" in the yesr a. He SnsbDrn on the
slst Of Angus, Is05, aud msrred, April 6 1875
Adelaide Annabela, dsaEhier g. toe late
Asrchionsss OF HesdfJrl, By her 1-rzthus5sud,
Edward Dalton.
The Texas State Guze4te says az
friend, writing iroD GaipsviIIs. fays The In
dlsns have eoened h -r fuI raids o. stealing,
on the 2Tth and 18th Ult.mo, nesr thres bun
drsd hesI ~ horse n this. " Sc aLd Rea.on
c0uuri=s n ? slot aud 8 ve-sIy woun Tel
Mr. Jeh Chis1oiu, o1 Cleartr-tk arr killed q
w.doR's sO1-qgits a boy. III Y eseaged IS
u-uRL II the onv usioR would u n taelr
81 satioa 4 Ind an outr-gss they could end a
mel o. Hsslsssness and CT n, and border suE
ferI' z EoJtby OF their &c t p Is I relief aud
cOndis "a puaisameat."
The s. joseph tNo) Gazette OF the
18Th inst tells Il s strss: eo-ouut-ri in Sara
men o. 'E1l 2 which Harry Live S rUtstri-
neer, had MS ann g ia y TIA I-Ted uha' am
puts n w. acc = = urds WI ca oasr ton
he's a. Cap. I ve vas 6 auous pioneer q
CaiIr ia N snI q ths ce.sbra;ef rob~,r.
10 q1in, though Jealous enemies htve tried p,
lo9 lin OF ina hon Or. Fors NJ abr q yea
Cap. Low I've retire Q o. his ramon . 10 the
ssysn+e, sni MS 'Hmm ndiaz czure. f-wins
81 OK iOek aud OluR hO1Fst manners gaf1eG I
for hin the name IN [ rstsscI IA OF the RIscE (
Kni<bt o tbs ~sayantF." he wa hIshiY a
TEEN 4 fr his bravery. .eDsrosity AID faf-
dealing with al men. he was = IS rough dta.
mood"
The L0rd Ashburton, who died on the
9Th inst, was the second So Of Alexander nnt
baron ~ bis vile, anBe Louisa eldest dapgh. !
ter of Mr. Bingham, Of PhiladeIphn. He was
born May ~, 1922, and married ia Jauuarv. ls99
Mdm.. Clsire HOItenss, daughter o, the late
Duks de Bsss2Do, By whom he leaves Issue
Ale1snder, nls sue -e-sor In tbs tide, and ists
Nd 7. FOR Thet ord the Hon. Daniel Hugh and
an only daughie, Mary L tulsa Anne, msrrist
10 TIE Duke o Grafson. The deceased noble
man succeeded 70 The title in 1864. On The death 4
o. his ED r brother, william Bingham. second
lord. Previously 20 hHs access on O the 2 uIv I
honors be had long represented T5st,ord IN
Pariiamsnt-namelv, from I5S2to l24I and from
July, las, to December, 1851. ae was Q conssr-
vstive Ia politics, bat, ike his father spd
brother, was moderate n his views aud gene.
rally voted with the cltss Of politicians once
denominated " Pee tie"
The st. Louis RepuAiicqa Of Wedner-
day, p1blishss the death OF Hon. Nathaniel
Mcdonald, late Ju5ge Of the Probate Court OF
thst city. He died most unexpsctedIv a. Ne,V
Albany, Nd. He was a Rs icA, but a man Of
cultivated mind. snd no oTdtEsry intellectual
abilities As 3 public sp aker, bis language
was oePious and ornate, and his delivery i'm
pressive. The state o. his health conpeusd
him % resign lis seat upon the bench. ana seaE
The quiet q private life. He let st. y lis and
took up his residence AZ the beautirel place o.
his father IN the vicinity oTNew Albany. Nei-
fher the clear county air nor tbs anxious care
OF friends and medical a d, however. couId ~.
rest the progress or the disease which tsrmi-
mated his NE. AyouGg wife mourns his loss,
bat we osleve he leaves no children.
The English Government seems to per-
Eist IN the appointment OF the Earl Of Mato AZ
Sovernor-Oeneral OF I9diR, although nearly
the en- Ire press Of lniia, on the nrst report Of
such an appointment, entered an empbstIe
protest against II. Ihe Right Hon. Richard
southWell bOurke. sixth Earl o. Mavo was
born In Dublin, February p, ls2. lie vac ag
Lord Mas. CHIEF Secretary for Ireland. IN Lord
Deroy's hrst administration in 1872 and ON thet
occasion was made q Privy CouifeIlor. He held
the same oflee In LORD Derby's second admin
i~strstion, In lS5s59; aud again with a seat IA
the Cabinet IN Lord Der5y's third adminisirs-
ton, IA 1896. BE was returned 20 the House or
Commons as one o TIE members ia the c1-
sentative interest for the county OF kildare. i'm
August. Abffi was menber FOR to4erafre from
March, 1874, tn March, 1857, when he wa. r.
turned as one OF TIE members OF Cock
This place he represented until Ausu I Iss7
when ie eucce sded hs father as sixth Fari ~
Mayo, In the psersgs Of Ireland. he Il Inc an
thor or q work on ".st. Petersburg and MOE
cow"
The South has lost another OF It's eift.d
sons in the death Of Col. D O Glenn. who died
IL Nj siSsippioa Saturday last. Oh On nm wss
= North Caroioi q by Lirtn. but nos reside 3 in
Mississippi during his Whole ms hood prose
cut ng the prsotcs o laR wi b urlt,tsnt s1c-
ccss. Al the age OF forty i've he has been ,nt
down in the maturity a hrs powers and MS
fame. AsR lawyer, as Attorn y Gsner.i oftbe
State of Missis1pp IS { q Isa1sr OF he bar n,
South M.ssLss Poi, col. Glen had aeta.ued lie
b CHEST dstt notion he was a most impress
Eive ard winning sp ak r. snd before a inrv
was irresistible, Hts lssTn ug ana knowkdge
OF he laws were ltr.s N tue ulitict Al sr, ma
he va txce d my eIe tive. esrns- an high.
toned ar'nthuslast \ he OF Al ,
The p incip ~ssnl 20 / iss OF The * tn. his
na,u t was arstnt, N q se o. III gh.y nervor 8
In heAoci Il re All rs n man was mora es,
tee" "a inflow bg al shO kns~ him. Hh-
a. SIP has nu y l-tons o the mo l devoted [
and <sh n ch mpi rs ia the deaf o. o. e.. +,
Glenn HIS mem4Ty VIII be bonored aud cher
iahed By s.tr son Of ghAt z Ia & state.
a
Tar wAter, 4 H. H--ertea, nav he /,
empif yed for IS ing siik Rud VOL with :
che r. Er auffaW ---e .