Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-30
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NEW YORK, November Is. Early yes
! tsrday morning Wm. Arkanssw, keepel
OF = bsgnic In Green street, having saIni
| difficulty with VIM. Hail, who is bar
keeper for q similar establishment jas
| opposite, procured a shotgun and enc
! his enemy in the arm, completely Iscer
uting is. Arksnssw was arrested anC
committed.
schuyler Colfax, viee-President elect
| "a nov s3jcurning ia this city. He spent
| Than ksgiving Day In Brooklyn, the
guest Of Bepj. W. Delsmater, and ia tbs
evening an entertainment vTss given IN
honor OF the Speaker and his wife, by 3
large number Of proninent citizens, 81
which Mr.. CoifaX received many con-
grstulstions on the two late events of bis
life, viz: his marriage With Miss Wade
and his election to the e.Presideocy.
A correspondent had conversation
with Congressman boutwell,, who, in
answer to inquiries, stated that he should
advocate the exsction of more stringent
measures Of rscoDs' 'ructiOn ia Virginia,
Mississippi and Texas, than had been
required from the other States. He be-
lisved that specie payments can be has
tened enIy by advancing prosperity,
and not by legislation. AS to the suffrage
question, he was OF the opinion that Con-
grsss had the power to declare Y hO may
vote for Presidential Electors, Senators
and Congressmeu, If not the power to
regulate the entire question Of suffrage
in the States.
TbeDemoerstic Union Executive Gem
mittee, at Masonic Hall last evening,
nominated Frederick A@ ConkIin for
Mayor, and Richard O'GoTuaaG for Cor
pOrstiOn Counsel, in place OF Judge Kelly
snd Abraham 2. Lawrence, declined
The Constitutional Union Convention
also nominated Mr. COnkliD.
The Times PJughkeepsie dispatch
SAYS il has now been asceTtained that
the victim Of the recent roadside murder
is Mrs. Smith, wife Of Jacob Smith, OF
Marlborough, Sullivan county. Smith
started from home on Saturday 81 2. m.
in S One-hoFse wagon, with bis wife, say
ing he was going 70 take her TO Olive,
Ulster county, TO visit her daughter,
who, he professed TO her, wss badly hurt,
and wished her immediate presence. He
returned to marlborough on Sunday,
stating that his horse had given oct snd
that he hsd sent bis wife on to his
daughters By chance ride, and came
back fer the children, to take them TO the
same place. He left sgsin on Tuesday
with the children. After he left his
house Eas entered by CiiiZ srs, who found
thst be carried OF every thing in the
hcuss except an old trunk, which was
opened, ard in it was fourd d 2 remnant
Of piece of goods which is exactly SINH
Tar 10 the dress found en- the murdered
woman. Since Smith isfs With the chill
dren, nothing has been definitely heard
OF them. Toe children we're those OF his
wife by fermer husband.
The Heraid's Washington special says
the terms Of the protocol nov in the
hands Of President Johnson, are 10 gen.
eral IS our Washington correspondent
stated recently, except that the number
of issioners Is to be four instead OF
two, who are TO be appointed by each
side. Each one Of tbs Alabama claims
must Be decided unanimously, or referred
to an arbitration. The GoYerDmsnt con-
siders that this protocol is equivalent to
s concession on the part OF England that
her conduct IN FecogDiz .Dg the rebels ss
belligerents shall be passed on as mat
ter for arbitration.
It is said that the forthcoming Public
Debt statement VIII show an Increase 0
about Sll 600 eco, which viii be chiefly
due to the reduction Of casa In the
month on account Uf coin interest.
JEdges Nelson and Bl0tchford have
disagreed on the legal points involved IN
the Rosenburg naturalization case, and
the questions are to be submitted 10 the
United States Supreme Court next term,
Judge Nelson to-day grsntsd an order
the plaintiffs and defendants to
show cause on Monday why the order Of
Judge BiOtehford, appointing Jay Gould
shall not be vacated. The full
argument will be heard that day, while
the Judge will also decide the question
why Aug. Belmont can be made psrty
to the suit in the United States Court.
Various runners are shoat relsiive 10
TIE Erie question, among them one that
80 Injunction has been granted upon
both Receivers, which is probably in
correct.
Judge Cardoza has issued az iBj1ne-
len restraining Judge Davis from
acting as RscsiveT, while the re-
port ss to Jay Gcuid seems t. (
be founded on the action OF Judge Nell /
son as above stated. Another reI OFT v as .
that the Legislature will finally settle Z
the whole matter by passing some new /
scts. The Legislature does not meet for
some tine, and this Is at least premature. /
aulEt BCN Ee4n u a. L<kA1 AENN4 NAAL LELcf J
which were wide open tc-dsy, and Mr.. (
Gould, in reply to an inquiry, said that /
everything was going on as usual; that (
be was attending to the business Of the /
cfiieei tha. Mr.. Davis cannot act, be is /
30 bound with stays, aud, Ia his (GOud) 4
opinion, does not propose 10 act Mr.. I
Davis was In the Office about ave min Z
utes lsst week, but not since.
OBsldsin was arrested TO day, by Or /
der OF Judge DowlDg, in consequence o. I
the death OF bis bail-bOndsman, Felix I
Larkin, aud being unable 10 procure AZ /
other bond for $40 600 to keep the peace, /
VS. committed to the Tombs.
at tns !uduest on Larkin, which COM 1
menesd to Day, TIE crowd was so great
tnat the Coroner was ooiissd to hold it
IN the Council room
A correspondent OF the Pail Mall ga- /
-ette says that GariOsidi is about to leave
ais home and emigrate TO America. This /
conclusion has been arrived at ia c0nse- /
suencs Of the reproaches Of Mazzini and /
bis friends, consequent on the Gene
rails failure in tbs Roman tnsurreetton