Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-03
SATURDAY MOsSsSG, OCT. ,, 1855
THE NEWS.


THE Jews.
Miss Burdett Coutts offers e5e0 In
prizss for the cultivation OF cotton in India,
Mansfield Lowell is planting peaceful
rice near Savannah.
Cora Pearl is going to retsliate upon
New YORK the Menken's invasion Of Paris.
N. P. Banks has been renominsted IN
the sixth Massachusetts, District for CongEeSs
De. George Smith, the historian Of
Wesleyan Aethodism, ia dead, al the age q
sixiy-eight.
The late Confederate General Malone
Is regsrded in the South as the coming railroad
king.
Dumas is very fat, cooks bis own
breakfast, and Is at work upon a review oflhs
marine exhibition st Hayre.
Governor Orr has removed from South
Carolina to St Joseph, No, with intent 70
pursue the practice oflaw.
'Izrylinis Albert Edward Is going to
carry the spree into Africa, af5sr doing ben
mark. Also. he wiz go to Egypt.
Seven One-legged soldiers bObbled q
race st Troy last week. This is the American
Hotel des Inyalidss.
Henry bernstein, a st. Louis Ger
man Journalist and Theatrical manager, is
writing tourists letters from Italy.
Col. Nathaniel Tyler, formerly of the
Richmond Enquirer, has taken q position on
the Baltimore Commercial
Gen. Mcclellan declined g public re-
ceptioa on his arrival al New YORK, on Tues
day.
The latest European ecclesiastical sen
Eation IS the prospect OF a union, a. no distant
day, Of the Greek snd Catholic Churches.
The London pspers received by the
last steamer believe q war between France and
Prussia inevitable.
EImore P. Ross has been nominated
by the Democrats "a the Auburn, n. I, D!stric.
for Congress.
james Osskie, 8 prominent tobacco
merchant Of Richmond, Va, died on Wednes-
day. !
E. V. Robbins, President Of the Chics-
90 Board OF Trade, has failed for $4,000 or $780,
UOJ. The corner On corn is said 20 have been
the cause.
A Nashville negro attempted the muir
der OF another coloYed fellow. citizen. on
Wednesday, for the triding sum Of 50 in green
backs.
Portsmouth, n. H, was Invaded on
Friday last by 200 men from the fishing fee, |
who took possess on or the toSn, dehsd the
police, and Did "a they pleased,
1t is reported thst the silver mine dis
covered in Prince william, Canada. is capable
OF produciEg silver OF the value of $4,000 a day:
that the antinony in It VII pay ali the expense
OF working; that the mstaliferCus tract covers
8 thousand acres al Of which is owned by one |
man, who has refused S3g,o Geo for a single acre,
and believes himself the richest man on the
continent
In 1867 Charleston, S. c., imported g
million and & half bushels OF corn from the
North, 10 say nothing Of wheat and other srii-
cles OF food. Now the tide has turned. and
South Carolina is supplying her own wants,
and exporting cereals. The Charleston Courier
seys: 1.-THE turning point has been reached.
Hence orth we shall draw our food from The
adjacent section"
A dispatch from Grinnell Station.
Union Pacific Railroad, East Division, states
that Col. Forsyth arrived at Fort Wallace on
Monday, and is doing well. Among the Killed
are Lieutenant T. II. B6echsr, Acting Surgeon
Moore, shot In the head white dressing Col.
Forsyth's wounds; 7. ". C1lver, VIM. Wilson
and Louis wilson. The wounded are, Col. q.
A. Foryth, twice; VIM. Armstrong, g.. p.
CAN'T. John Haley, Frank Harrington, ". II.
H. Mccall, Howard Martin. Thomas OyDonnel
H L. Tucker, Louis Mclaughlin, Harry Daven-
mort and S. &. Davis
The Dominion Of Canada is about
sanding declaration 10 England to Ask FOR the
EXTENSION OF their boundaries toward. the
northwest. The Montreal papers argue mat the
Central Pscihc Railroad. when completed. win
send out branches to the north, and thus draw
the trade OF Western British America To the
main line. Ia this way the people on The Red
River Colony will be attracted to the United
States, and Great Britain Will lose lis mold
the affections Of the settlers. The territory
bordering on heSasEatchsgan and Red rivers
a. fharcforp To he aunnWGI 10 tha n.unErH,,
and communication IS 70 be maintained bv
means Of q railroad, or, st all events. by a
wagon road to Fors Garry.
The Federal army, notwithstanding
the assertions OF writer's hostile to thiseoupsrv,
vas principally composed OF citizens o. the
TrnIted States. Prof y A. Gould has recentlv I
compiled very fGn statistics Ga the subject or
the respective DatiOnsllues OF tbs msnber rs Of
the Union army, from which Il appears that
white soldiers from the loyal States ana Terri
tories, exc uding the Pacific. can be classed a
follows: From The United Ststes. 1 52t 2go- G.r-
,opuy. lie 500; Ireland. 49, go; British Amer. s
sca $3.50; England, $500; other foreign conn -,
tries, $500; uaknown, 2S,5sO-making astotal !
of2ols2O0. the pgrre1taZe OF natives on me !
United states is extremely lsree, ~am0untBgto
near 76 per cent. A.,
In the State Of Indiana the canvass :
presents the most gratifying Appearance. :
nnouainent gentlemen OF New YORK CITY. WHO
nas lust ma e q tour OF that State, Rives tbo 4
most encouraging accounts from thai sector. .
he states thstthereis not the leas. particle OF I
doubt of the election Of Thomas A. Hsu4ricks 7
Is Governor, and that theme viii be an fn.rease :
., the Democrats IN the Congressional deIsga- !
1tou. This statement. coine ds with tboss ~ {
,1yfvate letters from those In a position 10 be @
4be best Judges OF the sentiment Of the psople :
a, that state. The GOODNESS and the earonte-v 1
~ ne Radicals IN their boastings IN reference O
fn other States excel anything even N ms Rad =.
i~caIlne. :
The cable has brought the news OF the =
xesth, al Paris, OF Count walewski. A wall
-,,1wn statesman and diplomatic. Floyisn 0
Afarsndre Joseph Colonna, Count Waiewskf =
= ron, IN Wslewice, Poland, on the an ~ q
- lslO. He is supposed 70 have bsen ~ c
--.of Napoleon I, By a Polish lazy. He earTv q
.a,scnaIity going 20 DoRdon In 1879 in bsbaIf o
!, bfs suffsring country. After this revolution G
= scan he sutered the French army. hat soon .
o.,trsd. wrote several plays and political PAM :
HH1.ts and edited the XesssHger neyspsper. 8
r. 80. appointed 10 several minor political {
1otssions under Louis Philippe. On the acces- d,
- ~ Napoleon he was sent as Minister PIen- q
Ncs.otfsry 10 FloIence, and afterward 10 Ma 8
Z In 1854 he became ambassador to London,
- ,bence was called homo 90 succeed DRUM
> sTIuvs As NiRister OF Foreign Affairg. La I
~ he occupied the place OF Minister OF State. I
New York letter writer says: Ex- I
low churchrnsn have ehalked out their a
hNa,om me for the General Convention. In {
49, e IS just this: An effort VIII first be !
oiAets - obtasu such a revision OF the canons, I
nSa.s etc. as VII serve 10 repress rituRlism :
throw open the pulpit 10 clsrgymen who :
n~-,tbout Episcopal ordination. Failing IN |
snst trey viii secsde ana organize an inoe- {
~ 80 ehursh Of their OWE, 10 b. called The :
pHH 4rfauf EnigaoDal ChuFoh In tina :