Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-23

Vati1ns. All intruders VIII be notified by
the military commanders 20 leave the res
ervations, and if they refuse to do so they
will be removed by force. Commissioner
Delano decides that the practice of cor
porations which by law are required 70
withhold and pay over to the 1nlteu
States a tax of five per cent. on all NV
dends, interest coupons, ETC., Of treaIlng
Of such amounts as expense OF business
and /" deductable" is wrong, and should
not be allowed.
The Albany Ereniag Journal pre-
fers that Andy Johnson should be sent TO
the United States Senate from Tennessee,
instead of Emerson Etheridge, for the
reason that while the former is a " pestl-
lent fellow" he has originality of charac-
ter and a 90 rude but capaciOus intellect,
the latter is a " loose, vulgar fellow, OF
low instincts and OF most unwholesome
reputation" It is likely, however, that
the Tennessee Legislature will select a
! Senator without consulting such low
fling and prejudiced oTacles as the Albany
Radical mouthpiece.
The movement for woman's rights
has spread to Italy. Not long since a
Young and beautiful oma appeared
before the Roman Senate, and announced
herself to be the last descendant of the
EmpeIors of the East, living unknown
with her father in a valley in Piedmont
and. producing documents, she demanded
| an Investigation of her p-retensiOns. The
/ Senate complied with her request, and
| finally recognized her as b Princes
Lascaris-P aleolOgus, ordering hername 70
be thus inscribed on the Book OF Cold,
at the Capitol. The Princess subse-
quently went to Florence, where she has
now taken a holder step, and bundled
| Masonic lodge for women
Georgia, which is the Empire State
of the South; is holding Out inducements
TO immigrants, especially to Germans, anc
/ the First German immigration and Man
ufacturing Company" has Just been es
tablished, with a capital stock of $4,000
divided into 500 shares Of 500 each. TIL
intention is to settle a colony in the pint
region of the State, to invest the capita
in land and machinery, and to manufac
ture tar, ship pitch and turpentine from
pine, and pyroligneous acid and tanniI
from oak. No shareholder can w NOR
than twenty-five shares, as the design j
to make the company cooperative, and L
identify every laborer with it. The sue
cess of this company viii lead to the es
Enlistment of others on the same or
similar plan.
The Mechanics Institute of Sal
Francisco, California, will open its sew
enth Industrial Exhibition in that city Of
September 18th, 1869. A finely construct
ed building, covering a ground area of 20
|. 600 feet, has been erected and fitted up a
an expense of $50, 900. 1t is lighted by
1900 gas jets, and contains a pond 45 b
"a feet, having three fountains thrown
water fifty feet high. The main nave
surrounded by two series of galleries, h
lower one affording seats for 1900 persons
and the upper furnishing space for zoo
; promenaders. The Directors annOunc
, their intention 10 prepare an attractiv
and instructive exhibition of the indus
trious of the Pacific Coast, and particular
" of California. Exhibitors have bee
invited TO China, Japan, the Sandwich i
lands, British Columbia, Mexico, Chi
? and Peru.
From the Little Rock Ark Li6era
of Tuesday, we extract the following: tn
Radical Ring, of which Gov. Clayton
the head center, on yesterday served
; writ of quo WdrrsNtO OF 1t. GOV. jaime
NJ. johnson, citing him to appear befoI
P the next term of the Circuit Court t
show upon what authority he exercise
the powers and functions of LieutenaT
Governor of the State of Arkansas. Til
is a very significant movement, but c
/ such a desperate character as to shON
that Radicalism is conscious of its Wauin
strength and broken ranks. 1t IS the ev
dent purpose and determination of th
Radical Ring to depose 1t. Gov. johnson
It was publicly said by one Of the Radios
members of the Supreme Court u fe'
davs since that johnson must I
crushed" Johnson is very much in the
wav. He is like the sword of DamOcle
constantly suspended over the guilt
head Of Radicalism. Clayton is afraid t
leave the State. fGr fear that Johnson ma
discover and reveal to TIE public some {
the corruptions of the executive Augea
stables. He must be crushed and 70 q;
end the judiciary Of the State is to I
made the tool and engine of tyarpny b
which the m0nstrOUs outrage is to be pc.
petrated upon the Constitution, laws an
e liberty of the people. TO this cGmpleRio
has Radicalism come at last. Its mot
now is " rule or ruin"
e Young's artillery fire on the ASS
/ ciated Press, through the columns
Wakes SPIRIT, is continued with dana
, ing effect. Every shot hits the poi
l aimed at, and the party on the defensi'
o begin to vince. The young man who W
so cruelty punished when in chancery
e having solid revenge now.