Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-15

Washington, for the nlted state
Circuit Judgeship, in which the State
of PENNSYLVANIA and New Jersey wil
be included. 8t al-s - g
MORE ANNEX ATICN.
"A portion OF a self-constituted dele
cation nom Canada, favorable To an
ueXation 10 the United States had az
Interview with the President to-day
and talked the matter over in genera
details, but there is no prospect thai
any step looking to the annexation o
tie Dominion will be taken, as the
proposition does not seem TO have
strength enough to warrant anything
more than good deal OF preliminary
DISCUSSION.
FHr JUDGE DENT,
the Conservative candidate for Gov
.srnor II Mississippi, returns 10 that
State neSi week. He had quite con.
VersatiOn wil,3 the President to-day
which was mutually satisfactory, as il
appeared that the liitser had not mis-
represented the Presidents views re
garding the Mississippi campaign
Judge D., however, did not hnd the
President willing 10 give Gen. Ames
additional Instructions as to the cleo
fiOn On the 3Qth, and Dent declares
that ifthere Is fair election he Will
be elected by very large majority.
I.ABoRERs GOING TO THE TEcHE
- ..a CoUSTRN.
A letter from New Orleans says
more than a thousand white labOrers,
mostly Germans, stpgether with some
eolored, have arrived there from the
West, during the past week, to work
on sugar plantations in the Teche
country. They get fOrty-five dollars a
month, their board, and free passage.
ATTORNEY GENERAL HOAR.
The ref,art 50 often made that At
fornev Gene,,9l HOar cOntemplates re-
signing from the Cabinet, is true. He
will leave about JanEary lst, and Will
probably be appointed 10 MI the va
cancy Of the Supreme Court.
@ SECRETARY boutwell,
intimated to-day that his report
would express the opinion that specie
payments could be resumed nj the
commencement of the next fiscal year,
July lst.
\ DENIAL.
AIE NlGA-AAAHAA" "EAElAa-AhNl1 KtltAAEAl
that Judge Emory, recently appointed
Minister 10 Ecuador, used his infiu-
ence with his brOther-in-law, Senator
Fowler, % sissHre the aequittal OF
President Johnson, on the IInpeaclI-
ment charges, is erroneous, Ills last
words before the vote with Fowler
We're an appeal to hinI toNote Tor con-
Victiou.
THE PRESIDENT SATISFIED WITH
HIS CABINET.
The President, in conversation with
q prominent member Of Congress, re-
Gently remarked that be thought he
had q most excellent Cabinet. He
found them all men OF good Judgment,
wnO attended To their official duties to
his utmost EatisfactiOn-iaets which
the public would soon find out.
ROBERT J.WALKER a-
wrote the following sketch of him.
self in an autograph book, AZ the re-
quest OF a friend, IN 1857:
"R. j. Walker, born at the town Of
Northumberland, Pennsylvania, July
~, 1891; graduated at the University
nf Pennsylvania. Philadelphia, July,
1919; Judge Of the Supreme Court of
Mississippi about declined;
Usitsd States Senator from Aiississip-
Uf. from January 3, 1886. TO March 10,
1916; Secretary of the Treasury, rom
March 10, 1915, to March ., lS49--re-
si.Tfed Commissioner 10 China, June,
I63; resigned because steamer
g,o.sLd IOt be furnished iHe, as prom
Ssed GoScrnor of Kansas from A pril,
ls57. to De9alnGer, 1861; resigned be-
esust / would not aid in forcing
slavery eeu KanSas, by fraud and
Gorgeryt Financial 4 gent o. the Uni
ted States 1fOYfrnmaDt, by appoint
ment OF Mr.. Chase. then Secretary of
the Treasury, TO Europe, nom March,
lsS3, TO November, 1864, when j re-
turned home, having completed my
nIisslogfk bye causing 10 betaken ana
haugilt flere s25D, ,00O, 900 of Mr..
Cbasa's CIiifI Stdtes hve-twenty six
per cent. bonds, and defeated the sec
0nd Confederate loan OF $4,000, 600;
cO-Operated with others during the
same period in various Important
EransactiOns for the Federal GOYeFn-
meHt, under special letter from Mr..
seward, secretary Of state, written
by express sanction Of President iin-
coin"
hAMAAA = 80
NEW YoRK, November I2.-Since
the sailing OF the United States
steau1f.f Albany with troops for st.
Domingo. the United States steamer
Severn, hea yily loaded with arms aud
ammunition, has left for the same des-
tinatiOn. The war vessel NantIIcket
4 nov at anchor in the lower bay,
also with troops on board, ready 10
sail Tomorrow. The Juniata is max
ing Arrangements 10 take troops on
.aoard, and is under orders 10 sail on
N,uday or Tuesday. Other vessels
frou1 various navy yards are tD Join
fhe eS edition, and il Is now known
that a landing force of 200a Inen will
be shipped on board the various m m
of-,yaF. Ii Is stu believed that Sant0
Dounfpgo Is "A mere blipd 10 cover Ope-
rations along other West India
Islands. Tie Cuban Junta have had
an immense nulEber of blanks of TIE
following document printed, and
legion OF sympathizers with Their
cause are busily engaged iH obtaining
signatures to it:
10 The Honorable GOngress QT the
United .Sdtes: We, the citizens Of the
American Union, in behalf Of the
principles written in our charter Of
National Independence, ia ths name
of liberty and of the sovereignty OF
she people struggling 90 be free, re-
,specfuily petition that our honorable
body do accord 10 Cuba the rights Of
belligerent power and at once re-
cOgnize the Independence of her sons
frOm the tyranny of a foreign yoke,
which for more than year they have
maintained unaided by the triumph
Of their arms.
THE ILLINOIS CONVENTION.
CHgfiAGO, Ills, November l2.-By
the election of Hon. IL. III. Cady,
Democrat. Of the Dupage 58th Dis
triet, the Damoeracy and Conserya-
tives will have clean majority OftWO
ia the Constitutional Convention.
The Radicals at the capital are decid-
edly down in the mouth at the result
of the late election in this State. They
sssee il, :" but cannot understand 1t.
Here Is a funeral speech which a
Paris paper assures us Was actually
pronouneed at MOntmatre, the other
day. by father at the grave of his
- q n(xartIaunATa - said the father