Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-04
THE NEWS.
nna Of ths Chinese Embasgy 5 saId g


one of the Chinese Embassy is said &c
be Catholic.
The Radical sailors and soldiers are tC
mold q monster mass Convention at PhllS0ei
phia IN October lst and ID.
snssp B. Anthony has been frighten'
tnggoma voupg men, whom she took out sail
ing. by her reckless management ofthe Loaf
The Russian Grand Duke, who is com
ing TO this country, is eighteen years Old sndl'
the third son OF the Emperor.
The Round Table says: /. That Ohio,
New York and Pennsy lvanis viii so Demo
cratic. 2. That as these states go viii The
election go. Nun sec-
One William H. Wells wss committed
10 pyfson IN Nashville, on Tuesday, for forging
sno,e on General Frank Caeathsm. He wall
De tried next term Of the Criminal Court.
ON b 18th August there was Q grand
messing ana barbecue Of the yeomsnT
or smith county, in this Stste, al which %
persons were present. New Middieton Is lhe
nsme OF the town honOred with this dislne'
ton.
At = recent distribution in the College
81. Bsrbe. the son OF Cavaignsc refused 70 &C
csrf q prizs non the son OF Napoleon III. ht
msmter that the Emperor imprisoned his
,o,Ts- wbo saved Paris from q reign q terror
u ISs.
The widow of "Stonewall" jackson
has presantsdt TO Nj. David MacTae, OF Glasgow
The cost worn by him when he fell on the bat
tle 6eId OF Chanoelorsville. II is TO be place.
in some public museum IN Scotland.
Letters from Georgia state that the
--,huh1r adFnnrm nEfOrH neEln
ING he eligibility Of negroes; also, taat move
ments are on foot to heal disssnslOns in the Re
publican ranks.
The Chinese authorities have returns
carefully collected for taxing purposes which
make the present aggregate OF their pOpula
riop 100000. This must be considerably
more than one-third Of Jhe human race.
Hon. George Ainslie, brother Of Mr.
John A5nsHe, Of this paper is doing good woTf
for the democracy iu lie neighborhood ofIdah'
CITY. Idaho Territory, where he is regarded
among The most effective SPEAKERS OF our party
Ona William Hatcher, a Send in hu,
mn form. vRs arrested near Columbia, in tbi
Stata- on Monday OF last week, charged win
o1T1fttfng a rare on the person OF an lido
gtr named Josephine Hardin, atAspotOn Ran
dsl's river. I'VE miles from Columbia.
The Atlantic Cable earned, during tn,
6r,t ak months Of its working, E9l ocO, OF ST.
A00O0 ia gold. at the end OF nine month
- tbose recaipts were at the rate Of EISO,OG
or over 81 NJlyO-0 per annum in gold showing
rapid and signal increase.
A beautiful tribute to the memory o
E,tz Greene Halleck was erected over his grave
- Guuford. CT. on wednesday, in the form o
an enduring monument, through the hberalit.
of the poets friend, GeA. Wilson, Of New York
II is a granite obeLisk, eighteen feet in hight
The militia bill was called up in thu
Senate. by Senator W. ]. Smith, at presen
Railing from Memphis but after some eKpla
nations rom Mr.. Van Lindsey, he cOnsente'
20 lei the subject quietly drop for the pres
snt. Discreet Smith!
The Tennessee Senate resolution Il
send = committee TO wait upon the Presiden
and ask him TO send United States troops her
10 preserve peacs, was, after considerable
diminishing and much nugger smuggering
adopted by the douse on Tuesday, by q vote o
% yeas 70 y nays.
The Nashville Banner Of "Wednesday
says. "The p-oceedingso of the Legislature OF
yesterday give good grounds TO hope that ur
heartlsss conspiracy OF certain parties 10
merely partisan purposes, 20 DISTURB the peac'
OF the people OF the state, viii finally 81
thwarted-
a LEUAtAAbA III ehO SABGA5p0 Al AAs
various cusLom-houses has been made sinc'
July LIST 20 the extent OF a quarter OF q million
of dollars, and sun further r-etrsnchment is in
progress. It has been found that many EN-,
pIoyees have drawn salaries without rendering
any public service, and that their appoint
ments wers the result Of mere fayOritsm.
The largest political meeting ever held
in Linn County, says the Council Bluffs Demo
eraf. was held at Cedar Rapids on "wednesday
Afternoon, there being five or six thousand cit.
liens present. Speeches were made by Hon
M. V. B. Bennett and others. The most pro
found enthusiasm prevailed among all present
especially the farmers, who loudly expresses
themselves for Seymour and Blair.
In New Jersey the Radicals are run.
ming John /. Blair for Governor, and in reti.
cence be is a match for Grant. Read tbs
speeches Oftue two Blair in Newark" Unac.
customed 10 pubic speaking, have only to say
that I thank you for this reception, and now
will bid you good night Grant 1t Dubuque
81 am not IN tue habit OF making public
speeches, and have only 70 say that I thank
you for this reception. I VIII now bid you
good night.
The Nashville Banner, of Wednesday,
says: The proposition TO abolish the Financial
Board Of the state, and to pat upon the Comp
t%roller, as In times past, the responsibility OF
looking after the credit OF the State and its
finances, seems eminentiy proper. Experience
has Indicated In regard 10 the State credit, that
amid a multiplicity OF cOunsellors, and under
3 division Of responsibility, there has not been
distinguished wisdom displayed or very profit
able practice adopted.
IN 1853 the chinese trade with Great
Britain alone was sl37 10000 IN gold so that
her entire foreign trade must have amounted
al least 10 sn0 On NC0- Rut fbIc n ht,t -, f-,.ss-.
when eontrasted with her domestic com nlerce.
Her people, eInlnently Ingenious and indus
trious, prcduce immensely, and exchange
freely with each other. They are a nation of
workers and traders, and all educated at least
10 read and WIite.
An important change will be made on
the LIST OF October ia charles on printed matter
sent 70 California by the overland mails
Printed matter is now charged the sane as let
Ter postage. This regulation has caused much
~vexstion and loss 10 persons who did not nm
derstsnd the Law as matter placed in the mails
with newspaper postage was not forwarded.
After the LIST Of October printed matter viii be
sent at newspaper rates.
Hon. Francis Grange, ones q
prominent Wing politician Of New York. died
on Friday. lie was born in Sufield, Conn. In
1881, was educated at Yale College, removed 10
Inc State Of New York and served several years
- " INIT DNuNts ne UGlu a EeET
In Congress from 1888 to 1887, and ia lssg com
Hnenced a second term. Massachusetts gave
him her vote for Vice-President In 1881. In
ISL he was appointed Postmaster General hv
President Harrison. Oflats years he hes Hved
in retirement.
The Psducsh Kent,Gckaan OF the lat
inst mas THIS news: We understand thai CoI
Sam. Tate, President Of losses Of the Mfssissinni
central railroad, together with Gen. A. N
West, the indefstigable President AZ IN sfoa1-
holders OF that road, are expected here to-dav
90 enter into negotiations regarding ne -
posed connection between this point and SeU
Orleans direct Dr.. J. Malone, and Col 49,
McGuirk from that road are here, and We hons
viii be taken by our citizens ana 49,
gentlemen 70 carry out the desire OF our neo.
pie, which is direct communication with Men
Orleans,
The Lynebburg WrgiHidR states that
from the outlook now afforded " It seams ouIte
improbable 4Rt ths Radicals Will carry a Sin
gle electoral vote in theSouth except, perhsps.
goufh Carolina The nam nr-.-u