Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01
THE.NEWS

Chicago manufactures have q yearly
value Of $50 O,000.
Three Degrees have been admitted to
the bar OF South Carolina.
The Post-ofice Department claims
that it viii soon become selfsustsiuing.
Horace Greelsy's pretty niece is a
great belle IL Florence, where she now resides
Invitations for balls, receptions, etc,
are now gotten up upon silks snd sadas.
Opsrs cIosks are nov made with q
deep pointed be-
France can put into the field 90. 600 SOL
disus OF its armee d'AfrfQue.
A Montreal caterer furnishes q hand.
some lunch for fifteen cents.
A Western farmer has in his place
$50 apple trees imported from Russia.
Chesire, Mass has shipped this season
500 barrels OF sand.
TIE world produces 432 400 tons Of to-
baceo annually.
LongieIow's NsW EHglGnd Tragedies
are II their Eeniisth thousand
There were destructive fires at Troy
and Birmingham, New YORK. yesterday.
Tne prairie fires IN Iowa still rs.gs
nsrceIy. L has done immense Damage to
farmers.
Russell, o. Bull Run notoriety, Is about
TO marry the daughter Of an N. P. in London
The Alaska arrived at New York, yes
teresy, from AsPinwan, bringing $4,000 Of
CAilforEia treasury.
Toe Democratic Mayor Of PhilsdeI
phis is being shorn ofhLs patronage by the Re-
Publican Council
The port OF San Bliss was recently
enEriy entirely destroyed By a hurricane and
tidal wave.
E A. Pollard, Anna E. Dickinson, G.
A TOWnsend- ste, have been engaged 70 write
for the Pittsbu g EUsatHg HGL
The upper saloon OF Tammauy HsE
has been secured BY jarrett & Palmer Tor a va
riety concert establishment.
Ii knor & Fields new edition ofLong-
fellows Hyperion is limited to 20 copies, which
sell at IS each.
PARIS fashions Of the present season
sre generally conceded 70 be in better tsste AID
more stylish han for many years past.
Riers ants dome Of the Rocky
Mountains and Bradford's Crushed BY Ice
bsrEs,' have Just been purchased py lie Grsnde
Lockwood.
Great .osz NJ MA and nrnnarfg was
occRsiO1e5 throughout ChIL, by heavy rains
and foods, in September. Forty persons are
known to have been crowned
japanese silk fans, heavily embroi-
6sred, are row coming in vogue. Some Of
them are very rich and cost considerable
money.
WiusIow Homer |hssrecently furnished
some charming Illustrations for william
Barnes poems, which are to be brought out By
Roberts Brothers.
It is generally believed 10 Washington
that Gen. Reynolds viii be relieved from the
military department. Of Texas, and that Gulem
or Buchanan vii take his place.
Estelle, The Partisan h1Tsr girl Of TIE
Jockey Cub, has been ecipzed by Nile. &c Ia
Perfne, who now mInOpoLzss the trade and
the favOrs. EsteiIe IN her anger threatens to
come to America
WiscrDsiu newspapers sre filed with
lamentations ever the failure Of The hop crop
n that SJS.e Last years success" says the
Milwaukee Wbeg.sn, converted otherwise
sensible men INTO hop Eonomaniacl"
Italy has u ed from excessive rains,
which have Dlsye havoc with some or her
railways, have partly Cestroyei the CITY Of
Parma, and have driven tn Empress 4 Russia
from the banks OF Como into winter quarters
At Milan
In Madrid, it is stated that the number
Of fugitives and persons hiding or living n 2
state OF panic Is incredible. The foreign .ega-
tions are beset by people applying for shelter
but a. the fet o danger Is perfectly unresson
able. the isgauons lstly refuse 70 grant the re-
quested asylum.
The Reference Library which has just
DEEA cAArL ~ AAl gag-AF A4oHaAAaG a. q
body, Massachusetts,. has twelve hundred feet
OF shelves, aud one hundred and sixteen drsS
srS. II viii hold Ten thou-and volumes, and
has been built b. Mrs. Eiz sutton, a. = cost o.
$4,000, VINO viii also furnish the library. This
she does as 8 token o. regard for her fon's re-
msmbrauce-the late lamented EDen Dale SUIT
ton.
The publication Of 3 new map o.
France bas been ordered By the Government.
The preparation Of the hrst map Ofthe country
was commenced IN 1874, when the school OF
engineers was established, bat the plates we're
not engraved until 1870, nor the descriptive
tex published uBt1 1913. This map was com
pIised in six sheets, while the new one Will nj
two hundred and sighty-Six. Two hundred
copies are 20 be issued, and The sale, It is anuei-
psied, wlurePay the expense oftbe work
The public debt statement for October
viii necessarily show more Sfan increase than
has been Anticipated. Il seems that = nUH8ber
81 q lartersges. due and payable In the las
week Of the nsczl year, were carried over until
October. For, and on The % and % Of the pre-
sent month the dLbursements Verevery large.
all the amounts Que IN September, and paid
in Oct Der, are charged % TIE after month, the
debt will be increased several millions. unless
the Gust N receipts, which are large, make up
the d dcit. The iuQuIry has b5en made a.
70 why these payments are shifted from one
month 10 another.
A new novel by Hugo is ike q new
opera by ROsinl OF Beyerbeer-a thing o. most
artistic design and infinite polish. EUr Oydre
dH Rot has been In tie authors workshop for
twenty years, the idea Of ~ having arisen in
his mind contemp OraneOuzly with that Of Lea
Aserabiss, which the lev work rivals in SIZE
and dramatic Interest. N. Hugo here tries his
powers il a new deld-thar o. English history
and English character-of which ne has been a
student and observer during his jersey eXle,
Mr.. LRcroiE, the French pub isher, paid for this
novel @N,oyO francs, and Appleton 4 Co. have
purch sed the advance sheets, and viii pub fsh
editions 10 French and English. the latter be.pg {
entitled: By the Kings command" It win A.,
appear simultauegusly IN France and tbis
country early IN January.
The Pal M0U Gazette saws: zone {
more Christian sect has arisen within the Rus-
sian dorainlons, viz: -arapuL Us adberepts
would seem TO be 'Dsists' pure and sirnpie.
They aekposl dgs a Divine Being, cut have
abolished every other dogma, and every token
and SIN Of religious b lief whatsoever, such a.
prayer. church saints, etc The local butbor-
ties found themselves obliged 70 impTison he {
heads OF this new sect; whereupon the whole
community begged TO be Imprisoned likewise;
adesire which the Government complied with
As long as there was any room left in The pris- ]
ons Of the place. The superior authorities then
took the matter in had, and having failed IN
All their enoeavors TO bring these fanatics Of
unbelief' into the fold o. the Gnu ca they tried I
sother aud more forciole means IL remains
deub fui Of wbatnsfuEe these were. bat at any !
IT they proved vey successful. About fifty
- ~ q e~piritual heads Of ihs heresy are siilI Ia 9
o-i-on Sowever, steadfastly refusing to enter :
snv conversation in regard 70 their 5
cTsed" u