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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-28
ANNuAL RAILROAD EAKNlNos

The earnings OF tire Western Union Railroad for
the week ending Jan. p:
1855 Sl12, 81 - SO - Inc. s. zoe IS
The earnings OF the Michigan Central Road for
the third week in January were;
isss Sc5C}o &c 1857. .s5iosG % Increase si552 81
The earnings Of the Chicago Rock Island and Pa
ci6c Railroad for the third week in January were:
1s6s 100 ..$652l Inc. s., $50
yHK KofrE PROM YORK 70 THE ROCKY MOUNTAINS.
Having had occasion TINS winter 70 take UP 10 the
far West ALLOW 10 say word III favor OF the railroads.
winch Travelled starting upon The Ere Railway
comfortable arrived IN BataO in time 10 be hurried
10 tle Lake Shore aiu Just ready 10 START ana ~
the morning found myself bey0de Toledo Oh the Michi-
gan Northern Indiana Railroad, In excellent
condition and line running order. The track was quite
smooth, very comfortable. We arrived Ia Chicago
UH iuc and landed one Of the finest dcpOs, and
patiCIn Jon 0ticr railways terminating - that OF any
other city i the states thus FAR found thc track ~
excellent running order, minus Jerks and jotugs which
have percuced Eastern roads; also, hone Of those
ce,nes pos0n the lungs. LEFT IN the afternoon the
Chicago aud North western Railway ~ one oi Pullman
sleeIingcars wah very much pieastu Nitn UP road
having idea should ind myself kicked around just as
lhe stock has been ~ Waist MOI 20, however iot !
found the r0adbed n excellent condition. cars running
sufficiently quiet 10 allow me To pencil an cpstlc 70 my
friends Just quietly aud easily continued 70 Conn
gu Bluffs, where We we're backed town 20 the MlssO9I'
River, transferred TO the opposite side using onf own 10
was IN piosfess ana when returned heavy trans s MS
irou rans, Sc, we're passing over, Al Omaha. iouna
Sp ana 10 NY surprise. one Of Pullmans cars on the
TRAIN. 10 accommodate weary passengers, wherein was
t.',si9 u&cu i"i ihE HEhi' Ho'' nov % iVbk wy ~
ner man with good supper line Plains. My destHa-
Lon Cheyenne there arrived at the schedule
tihse which made four days and nights from New
aotk aud 80 miics beyond Omaha. Tie Union Pacific
ssa,Nay found III excellent condition. the roadbed well
,Al, ana The travelling upon II very comfortable indeed
wa nneh surprised TO ind 80 good road III THIS Wild
aud good eating at the stations Next Summer,
% ADVISE All who wish 10 the Rocky Mountains
80 tShe ths route railway will be
The summit OF the Black Hills D.
stated that an ngement has been made
bctween the Stock Exchange and the Open Board Of
BROKERS 10 occupy, in common. the Long Room Of
ihe STOCK Exchange from which, except dealers
""o"gh member Of one of the boards, the public
q TO be excluded-a reform greatly needed The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-28

The attention of capitalists is requested 10
tbs iae Bonds OF AaUan bearing pcr cent interest,
payable stiMauuually Ou january and july isi 30 tie
tty OF NeW.YoIk. and also to principal Oi Juy lst,
1896 The whole iYdebtc ducs Of tic STATE is only $ia,
.Ol and o.. are ttiil uusud, ~ which amount
seUU a.c ly direction Of the Executive OF the STATE,
TOW offered through McssTs. Duncan. Sherman q Co.,
Financial agent. ~ tc state al Alabama. Who will icce' g
lt until january for these bonds, and VIII furnish
every Information respecting them Ihcy are INST
class investment security.
Gov Patton writes 10 hessrs. Duncan Sherman d Co.
agents the State, that De viii be able from The ordinary
reccpts Jy If IT, indcb cdUcs beside having q
surplus hand sufficient td Wy the interest on c state
debt which MIXTURES next May, and providing Tor tie
current EXPENSES 81 the Government. The condition az
the - Alabama. therefore entities ts bonds 10 Tie
cOHfidtACe OF capitalists ara luycstUI-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-28
RECEIPTS OF PROnTCE.

Jan. 26.5j5l sacks fiour. 900 bbls Flour C2 Dds.
Whisky COZ bbls Corn Meal 1903 sacks Corn Meal $50
hnsh Wheat, 3j.iiO bush. Corn, 1890 bush oats - pus
Rye, 200 bns Malt q BUSH Barley, - pkgs Beel' ~
ibis. PGi, 100 pkgs. Cat Meats, I4J IKSs lhr isot
Dressed Hogs, 455 bbs Petroleum. l28 pssS Butte 90
pkgs Cheese. 25s bbls. Eggs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-28

PETROLEUM-The market Is quiet and uDchnnged
loo bbls. Refined, IN bond, sold 2ic. for D W. We
quote: -
Crude lt1d17 rayity) IN bud. ..........P gallon gldi
Crude fep0g1 grayyli IN 10 Il
ktlrcd fle es Prime irbt sfrAa % White ~ 1S9
Refined. In (li0 test Sau Whit 80 y
Refined. ID homo ito PHe VIM. .......;-s - ~
htsfluum v -
RICE-Prlces are steady the demand moderate sales
OF 20 ties. Carolina, at lie
SUGARS Sugars duh but were firm AZ the Iul
hgnles Of the late Improvement: sales % III Ends AZ j.
li4c FOR Cuba; leo boxes Havana, at l2 lS'
so hGs. New crop cado, Ut sec. Refined are s'e"uJ'
1T l6t 0itlo. for Hards. ,o.
sLEp.-Thc inquiry Is moleIate Tor Coverseed at ~;
ROugh Flax Seed q duet NJ 81 750t2 50 per iNi~h -
S1EARlNWe note sales Of % 800 for February NJ 10
GI3{r on tie spot sales at l3G lS.c IL hlds
TAILOW-1he market is more active ana il nl1nerj
Sales Of 2Jol0O Is at II T. il3c.
WHISKY-The market IS Inactive. and prices are nom
inal. :,
WOOI-Douestic Pieces are firm and In fair de,
mand the common and fine grades being the nost
inquired after California Wool has been IN ueinanu
closing quotations Domestic Pieces ~ 4O1 $50 1of
Naive ana onefOurth Merin0s s4G &C. for 0ne-i anu
thTcp-uuarters do, 39d52r for iu-biOOd Mcfno,'
and 50 for Sa2Ony fecces 27a32c Tor NO Fuleu'
- zoe for SGpcTnc do AID 5d50c for Extra do 10 2o
for commun Uuwashcd California; q a2c for Fine 40 -
23c FOR common TO choice Texas. and American comp
ing at 4sa52c. We quote Foreign as follows; south
UnWashed Mcstiza amt slerino, S0Q36c for Washed
Eitrc Rios. 20a2fc. for Unwashcd Creole, $50 zoe Tor
Washed Craova: Gillian at 20G2lc Tor lnwashed Mes
TIA ana tfciu0 Capc Of Good Hope 3Ja zoe for IN
washed East india % zoe for Washed, and African al
Isa 15c. Tor UnwasIcd and 25d Gee. for Washed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-28
BANKING AND TNANCIAL.

To merchants, bankers, SPECTATORS invest
or to-pess,. Commercial and f1aali crHi. sna keep
on f times its cost Published at No GO
wi!ism,s.. At 70 reryear siag'e copy 20 cents
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-28

under the extreme ghtness OF the Importation Al pres
ent the demand Is very much conned 70 clothing mate
rails.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-28

PETROLEUM-The market Is quiet and uDchanged
Loo bhls Kefnod, In bond sold al 2ic. for b W. We
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-28
gnandal.

INSURANCE COMMUNICATIVE MEX
a CHANTS AND B4NHERS' ALMANAC FOR lss' eoIs.s
Hst ofcoo Marine Fire and LIE Companies the Unisd
States; espsl Of Of Prcn, ard seer''arT
dsis bankers the uul States Bankers Ia Europe Austria
a China Yves, Iuii-s &c. freign bin drawers Ia New
York MEMBER SewYork Exchange Miaug Board and
Open Coinage dti the United States oae volume
octave Prce 80. M. e piaest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-28

HOLDERS Of CHICAGO and MILWAUKEE
1 UAfAhOAD IO3lAHl'S IEN PR CkAl NkEoAD MORT
GaGE BONDS nu receive par sni aecud rest Oh re.n o.
saunr tue same 4. J. PJrCHARn. Treasurer chicago. ard
NOHrli-NEHlERN iIWAl COMPANY, 40 % bDaeNay, new
lors Lee lehu7y T. l8f8 ihres;W Oh the issue OF
bonds i.ol aud at'r February J.. 1867
W BiDNGEIr President g. and vi T.. 2 Co
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-28

PRICES or BEEF TINS WEEP.
TIC following are the quotations per pOund upon the
esinofed net Weigh " meat seller sinking oialthai H.
bullock hose quarters will weigh cWt, III 10 cenis
pound, amounts 10 80:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-28

NOR SALE.
FIRST CLASS COMPANIES.
lfcO A LARGE VARIETY or INSURANCE STOCKS AM
OIHTR SECURITIES EXCLUDING CITY. COUNTY. AND Rail.
ROAD nONDS PAYING GOOD DlFInfSDS. AT 10" RATS
FOK ISy LSf MEATS Il LOIS TO SUIT PrECHASLiS Dl
ALBERT II. NlCOLAY,
STOCK BROKER AID AILl lONEER,
No s., PfNEsf.. y Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-28
THE SHEEP MARKET.
sALI.s OF SHEEP.

Nv Hume Elliott. 33s sheep, at sl.90 81 rs Nl50 59
o s6 $40 Si.6 100, Ss55 o.; $780, g. $50 ~; $685.
Sl3i 80 s Il 80 $3.50 80 30, Sl,iO y; -0a 4lll9 -
IN s2f TO-; $50, 3,us %. Total, 3hl, at sl9'2t ~
Average. - %.
By s. McGraw-2c2 sheep. $500 80; ~, $780, 70; 33
70: g-3 J sl.72j 22i ll, $3.50 %; 2N, Sso
~; sj7 t..gg co. TOTAL 1922 s3C5s o. Average, - 81
By Jane. kirhy-IH sheep aud lamb, tlgli ~ ~
t349 ~ 1856 si.lg 5 100 Sl,2Ol ~ 49, So dc Iouu'
1901 sheen aud lambs. Ssel9 Cj; average, 81 .bs.
Toe above mostly heavy Canada sheep hehce TIE
him
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-28
ATUrDsON CITY.
r.. MA uttctyft,.... an A Mephpfsrft--q0

~ "'''''' y 49, y .--I.. % -T
20 tg5S, 80 S2fN. 1913. S-f' iC3, sdg; 20, S2ooi
sil0T. 49, tl0O; .gj sssJ 20 C5 H. sIei g. t3.s;
81; ~ sos; a sos; 2Ol sac: i62. sol; ga sis
s2T: leD .1ff: lfS stJ: ig, N3; 100, 40; 2lg S3O
Sm8; 80 SO, ~. si3is 100, slS65 Total-cooc 81
nv Hi'' & Dimnllcl--2ce sheep and lambs. ssoi 81;
tl.qg -, ~ Sil ~ il, (jII %; CT, st3I ~, 10
Total, ,Ca3, 1881 a.. Average 81 ~.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-28

loa anoahi = - 49, %; III, nj he
t ,h ln drs Thereof 4es legal representatives, on 4nl a;ei
TUESDAY. tie st1 " Fei.ulr. n.NL ,,.,. ., =,
ree "a aad paid t bod iheruf hr legal ~ ,ei fes
1sr.a o. "a of var Beat fsnu MLh Ga1 'rir''
le.-eltHe r crs- Iir c'iNca, To ue l"
dicci DE- OF pirm~ui CO. crpceea 10 TIE et'ra H.
% THIRTY 80
ums Company ending 9lst Dee mbtf l5 iei
tLru fi ue 90 acr Tues r in OF Afh
t.t. 4, order sftle Bosrl j. u. CHAPMAN. secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-28

NEV-ioiK, Jan. -. l3a
rENUE TRUSTEES. in conformity TO the Char
Ter Of COMPANY slm following stateeu Of E aiaifs on
the 4 Decent 1871.
Premiums eisri on Marie Risks, s January, 49,
3ist lacriae, So W" -
Policies marked % lt January 1884, zN5 II
~ Marine Periims. ~ ~ 10 81
No Policies Upon Life EsAs up1a fire lsAs dis
roruec.l With Maiae RisAs.
Pftuiuvs srct o from lat January 1851 10 as, De-
cenber, ilos F'''' AZ
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-28

By Kase BELLS a. Coz 3gi saeep, sl,so5 -; o.. 1901
Jos, si.3 80 81 og5 9s; "a. son so .ol s2el ~
s 40 sass n: g. s2e 60: 2ll So5 O3; 22 SlG2 ~
So e0 ss5 si52y 20. ~. $50. Total, $685. SI72n
~, tfr,s n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-28
CLOSING PRICES.
SEw.Y0Rt. January 81. 1853.

ILL cLAssEs OF UNITED Stairs FUNDS CREDITED OR
RkAlITED f0R, ON RECEIPT, AT MARKET RATKS,
FREE OF ALL COMMISSION CHARGES
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-01-28
NEWYoRK CArrLE MARKET.

For TrR WEEK ESDIsG MOSDAY Jan. q, 1858.
Berves CosG veait Sheen aud iamhs me l"sL
$3.50 ~ 6i5 W..U lJal5 N-D
These were sold ~ the following market-paces.
Nh'ep and
Eesvea CoNL Veal. lambs Swine Total
q ilui.oa CI;, Drcysyf's 90 al 'g 80. 80.
AtNevJ ,g,cy Sloek lltsl l29 2 10 Hf2 ''''
s.cL ri.srfff = ~ 81 aafb
~ r,rfat Al 1919 t,Ui
from tie Can direct
Butchers. ~ .VV
Az vectr reefs year 5,5ti - Leo ltl5t 200 49,
Receipts week sllV hi 80 -fFD 1874 V-'
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-25

THANKS to Mr.. Sam. Cochran

THANKS to Mr.. Sam. Cochran,
Express Agent, for n. Y. Daily Her
aid, 10th and 18th inst; N. Y. Times,
. 1G and II; N. Y. Tribune, 16 and II,
and Memphis Daily Appeal, Goth, all
sent to our Office on Tuesday last,
and favor much appreciated.
TO Mr.. S. &. Stewart, Route
Agent n. O. & j. RR., for Oudget
of newspapers, of latest dates, from
North, South, East and West. Sor,
~ they came too late for us to make
any clippings for our present issue.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-25

CHARADEs, &C.--The notice of
the Charades on Tuesday evening
and the entertainment given by the
Dramatic company of jackson, ON
Wednesday evening last, at ODD
Fellows Hall, is omitted for want
of time and space. Suffice it to say,
the performances came fully up to
public cxpectation-all who took
part acquitted themselves in high
~ creditahlc manner, and won the
encomiums of approaching audi
enceS. The "Jackson Dramatics 5"
excl ted great admiration by their
excellent acting, and all who had
the pleasure of seeing them wish to
see them again.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-25
A STORM.

On Sunday night last, this section
was visited by a heavy storm of rain,
accompanied by thunder and light
ming, to the timid terrific to behold
and terrible to hear The "gates
of heaven seemed to have been
literally opened, and the rain
descended in torrents throughout the
li,elong night. The world was lit up
by aln ost one continuous stream of
electricity, and " Heavens artillery"
shook the very foundations of the
earth.
Towards morning, the warning OF
the elements abated somewhat, but
the rain continued almost unccas-
ingly throughout Monday and Mon
day night. OF course, all the
"low grounds were inundated, the
small streams were oyerfowed and
rendered impossible for short time.
The GLOVER fourbourg" of this city,
'Frogtown,' by some called 'Edin
burgh,' for grandeur, was inundated
to such an extent that the inhabit-
ants thereof had to be brought out
by bateaux. We have heard of no
casualties, however.-no accidents
by flood or field.n
The cars missed one trip between
this place and Jackson, in conse-
quence of damage to the road. The
farmers were somewhat set back :
in their planting operations, and
quite q damper was thrown over
things generally for a day or two.
Since Tuesday we have been in the
enjoyment of clear weather, and eve
rything is moving on smoothly and
auspicionsly again.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-25

TELEGRAPHIC MARKETs.--Ne,c
Orleans. April 23.-Cotton quiet; lit,
tie doing; middlings, Bic; sales, 1000
bales; receipts, G26 bales. Gold. 40!.
Fleur, frmer; double extra, $40 25@
10 so. Corn, firm; SOL 10. Oats;
firmer; 74c. Hay, s19@21. Pork,
firmer; 1913. Bacon, firmer; should
ers, 134; clear sides, 1872, Lard, firm;
tierces, 1S1, key, 10.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-25
g Sunp and Cntch ,HtD. :"

We noticed at Messrs. Cassell 4
Baughn'S, a splendid assortment Of
Fishing Tackle, such as Hooks,
Lines, and Corks of all styles and
sizes suited to our waters, among
which was the celebrated Snap 4
Catch'em Hook. Those wishing to
catch fish successfully would do well
TO call on Messrs c. q b. and equip
themselves. Apl %, If.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-25

Our friend. Chas. Stooltz, that
we'll known confctioner, having pro.
cured a patent candy machine, is
selling the incest candy ever made
in this city.
Our deviI returns thanks for a
specimen.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-25

THE ELECTIoNs.-It is believed
that the Conservatives have defeated
the bogus Constitutions in North
Carolina, Georgia, and Louisiana,
and will be certain to do the same
in Virginia and Florida. Laus Dec :!
Courage, Mississippians!
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-25

W AILN ALLTl, MISS, MlTCH 10 I7O5'I
TNHE STOCKHOLDERS Of this company
L are hereby notified that the President-in
order to prevent a sacrifice of your stock at
rates which have been reported as ruling
recent sales-has perfected arrangements by
which fair and reasonable price can be Sc
cured 10y all those wishing to sell. This
price is to be paid not only for original stock
but for the dividend declared in le62.
The President proposes to meet you at va
rious points on the line, within the ensuing
thirty days. of which due notice will be given
ApI An A J . McCONNICO. Sec.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-25
CANTON MARKET.

The business of our city is generally dull eXcep n
the leading articles of Western Produce and heavy
Groceries, for which there is a good retail demand
In cotton we have nothing to report, the receipts
being too light to justify quotations
Mess Pork S22 " Dbl Clear Bacon Sides, 22c. " ID:
Rib Bacon Sides 2o02l Hams-Sugarcure DC
plain. 2ac.; Lard in kegs 23c Flour $3 500l8 ~
mi. Sugar. ao022c. ~ h.; Coffee $685. Molasses
81 IS ~ gal; Corn Meal. $l6o02oo y bushel
Salt 81 90 p sack.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-25
To the Stockholders of the Mississippi
Central Railroad Company.

II IMPORTANT PROPOSITION, by an
~ association Of wealthy capitalists, hav-
ing been submitted 10 the board OF directors.
having In view the leasing or renting Of your
property for a term OF years. aH instruct
ed by the board Of directors, in pursuance Of
the provisions Of your charter, to call a con-
ycntion Of stockholders, at this office, on
Saturday, he "a dog Of Nay Hsyi,
at ! O'Clock n, to consider the same and
take such action to you may seem PROPER.
Mar asst A. J. NcCONNICO, Secv.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-25

DscoursinF IN mastery styie many Of the etsett mel
odes Il the dav. followed hv the ladies aH gentlemen
II the trnupe cpsuutd quecns and knights Of III
davs = ancient chvalrr. mounted surtriv capaIi-
sonrd sfecds Her Lcnrrl a car 81 state seerHr8
MED By Royal Bengal Tiger free aud unfTaurrnsi+i
the iens and cages Of animals the baby elephant Little
Ristnark trained horses performing ponies ard nnrt
4vs educated mues efc fa-lniur n brilliant eur resfs
and b~a fful public a. plsv u7nr TIE h-fs-- e
the tzis= n ORIENTAL >TI-SItnE ala uAGNItT-
rFNCL- AE
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-25

We speak from personal .observa-
ton when we say that Ii. Gwlnner
fish hooks and lines ever brought to
this City.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-25
Are ready to take contracts for the building of
HOUSES, FENCES, ere,

and hltler themselves that they can do ALL
KINDS Of WORK, either WOODEN or IRON At
prices that must secure liberal patronage from
The public. Grind corn for the public, Nednes-
day and saturday. O. \. HOG1ETf Sec & Tr.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1864-1890, 1868-04-25

TIHHE BOOKS of the company are now
/ open at the companyls Office to those who
are DESTROYS Of taking stock in the same.
q. q. MOGsETT, s,c'y.
Auril IS If.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-22
TENNESSEE.

Some important and radical changes
in the future programme Of the Mash
vile Blood Horse Association were
agreed upon at the meeting yesterday.
Among other things it was resolved that
IL future no gambling or gambling appa-
ratus should be permitted at the Nash
vile Course, and that all improper char
acters should be excluded from the
course Banner, 18th.
Mr.. John Hitz, Consul General OF
Switzerland, says the Nashville Banner.
OF the 18th, has arrived in HcMinnviue,
to proceed to Beersheba Springs and to
GTgndy county, to inspect the lands
upon which Capt. P!ummacher, Agent
OF the Swiss Immigration Society, has
chosen to establish large Swiss colony,
Of many hundred families. II Is ex-
pected that the Consul will approve the
selection made, and that IN the course Of
next winter and spring, The immigrants
viii comm ence TO pour in.
Mr.. L c. Link, Of Nashville, shot
his wife on Saturday night last. He
mist0ok her FOR a burglar.
An election Of fifteen directors Of the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad will
be held at the depot building Of the
company, at Nashville, on Wednesday,
the l2.h Of August next.
The Tennessee horticultural Society
is getting long finely with the work in
hand. The Preparations necessary to
the grand floral, fcuit and vegetable ex-
hibitiOB, to take place about the 10Th OF
October, have already been commenced.
Tbs members Of the society are deter
mined to make this a superb exhibition
Of their skill and taste.
Mr.. Donald Padman, Drmery Of the
Nashville editorial corps, is now attached
to the Louisville Courier.
We learn that the Rev. n. A d.
Bryant, Register Of Hardeman county,
aud one CT the most prominent Radi-
esl5 Of the State, has come out openly for
Seymour and Blair. -.e.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-22
GENERAL ITEMS.

-Horstio Seymour is q nephew OF
Hon. Horatio Ssymcur, Of Middlebury,
United States Senator from Vermont for
twelve years. ..-.-
Roscoe. COnkhng, Republican United
States Senator nom New York, is mar
ried to sister Of Horatio Seymour. ga
A brick chimney in Worcester,
Mass, 100 feet high, has been moved 400
feet, without stays or prop. II is de-
tscbed from any building.
1t is known that the articles of the
Tribune on the impeachment, which
people generally credited to Mr.. Greeley,
were written by Mr.. V. B. Densiow.
The dressing at the summer resorts
is not as extFavagant or as Iiashy this
season as last. ''
Mr.. Chas. Dimitry, stn Of Professor
D!mitry, of New Oflears, has just nm
ished novel called "The House in Bel
four street," which is in the press Of
Blelock d Co., Of New Orleans.
The remains Of an ancient Syrscusan
colony have been discovered at Csssaro,
10 Sicily. The surrounding wall was
1000 meters in circumference and three
Ia thickness.
"A cargo Of cOrD, measuring So COG
bushels, said to be the largest ever
shipped from that ci7 ,, left Chicago for
Buffalo on the new propeller Philadel-
phia, few days ago.
During the past FIVE years, q sewing
machine establishment in Philadelphia
has taught 10000 women the use OF The
sewing machine free of expense.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-22
HAVANA.

HAVANA, July 2l.-TLe city OF Csrac-
Cas- surrendered on the 18th Of June,
Gen. MOnagas entering tTiumphantly.
Gen. BrUzsl, commanding the Gov
eminent forces, escaped by flight.
Port COreIl0 remains true to the Gov
eminent, and is well fortified. Gen.
BrUzsl has gone there, and MOnegas had
started 2J30 men in pursuit.
The kevolutionisls have established a
Government and notified the foreign
ministers.
San Domingo advices state that 2 rev.
0IutiOn had broken out ia the North,
headed by Cabrsl and LupeTan, and ar
rests and Punishment continued.
The American Minister at Porte Ell
P,ince had refused protection torefugees
Il was thought the United States was
protecting Saipave.
The American Consul had gone 20 thu
headquarters of the RevOlutiOnists, tC
induce the rebels TO return to their allie
glance. ..E. .-.. a.-
Salnave was proclaimed Emperor a.
the capital, but declined the title.
The town Of Saitrove had been de-
stroyed and pillagsd by Gen. Christi.
No quarter is TO BE- shown hereafter By
either party.
Two war vessels had been captured by
the Bayicns-one with 200 men fol
SRlnSye.
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XEw ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, July 2l.-Later adj
vices from MIllican, Texas, confirm the
report OF serious negro disturbances,
which 1t is doubtful il they are yet qni-
eted, as the telegraph lines are inter-
rupted ana nothing later than the 18Th
has been received. Col, Gentry, Of Gen.
BuchanGu's staff, has been ordered TO
MilIican TO investigate the matter.
AT the request OF Gov. Yarmouth, a
Joint resolution was passed by the Senate
yesterday, calling OIL Gen. Buchanan for
troops 10 repress iawIessness III the
northern ana western parishes-a me-
mortal having been received from
franklin parish, with ten signatures,
setting forth that at least fifty murders
had been committed IN that and the adj
joining parishes lately. The resolution
excited strong ana acrimonious debate,
some Of the members being opposed 20
calling Upeu the military, as unneces-
sary, the civil authority being sufficient.