Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-01
PERSONAL.

Anna Dickinson is not to take tn
/ the stage.
Father Hyacinthe takes trip West
next week,
/ jay Gould and J. Fisk are called the
"blue Jays"
/ DR.. Lord is preaching the millenni-
um in Buffalo.
Hon. Thomas Ewing is now fully
/ restored to health.
Pere Hyacynthe will take a trip
westward next week.
The Rothsehilds have been nipped
in Russian speculations.
Lieut.. Gov. Wayland, of Connecti-
cut, has gone to Europe.
The Paris RothschiIds took forged
100, 200 francs the other day.
Hon. c. C. Washburn, of Wiscon-
sin, is at the Ebbitt house.
Liebig has lost most of his fortune
lately by injudicious speeulations.
Mazzini is as strong a smoker of
cigarettes as the Emperor of the
French.
Carl Sutzker, the eminent German
novelist, is coming TO see us in the
spring.
Can't. Joseph W. Coppage, near
Naples, Illinois, has unearthed a pot
and $1,000 in gold.
Louisa MuIbach is engaged to be
married to professor of medicine at
the Berlin University.
IfFather Hyacinthe comes West to
hunt buffalo, it Is said the Pope will
send bull TO hunt him.
Miss Z. J. Phillips, an actress form
erly popular in Cincinnati, is now per-
forming in New Orleans.
George Sands writes, in letter to a
friend at Tours: at is certainly no
boast if tell you that ! spend half my
income in charities"
Robert Lincoln made his first pOliti-
cal alspeech in Chicago last week, against
the ''Citizens' Ticket" for municipal
and county officers.
Miss Susan b. Anthony keeps ham
mering away at her project for open
ing new canals for female labor. SueZ
canal, probably.
It is reported that Mr.. Vermilye, of
the firm of Nermilye & Co., bankers,
of New York, has been offered the
Assistant Treasurership at New York,
in the place Of Gen. Butterfeld.
Eugene, when at Venice, caused
2,000f TO be distributed among the
gondoliers. She expressed herself
enchanted with her charming recep-
ton there, and thinks Venice quite
place.
Mrs. Catharine GOSs, of Lewiston,
Me, ascended Mount Washington a
few weeks ago and dined at the Tip
top House. She is over 50 years of
age, and is said to be the most aged
lady who ever assembled the mountain.
Gen. Todleben, Z" whose genius,
backed by the devoted heroism of the
Russians, so long held at bay the COM
bined strength of England and
France" is the companion and guide
of Kinglake in the work Of preparing
a history of the Crimean war.
Hon. Sam. Cary, on his way to Ire
land, stopped in New York and spoke
1T the Democratic meeting in connec-
tiOn with Fernando Wood, S. S. Cox,
and Richard o. German, on temper
ance, in the Spring street Presbyterian
Church.
The Committee Of Foreign Affairs
next week will examine Minister Nc
Mahon. There seems to be a great
desire on the part of the committee to
have his statement, as he was served
with a subpoena before he landed from
the steamer at Baltimore, and was
ordered to come directly to New
York.
Mr.. Brooks, who will succeed Secre-
tary Boutwell, in Congress. is about
forty-tive years old, the son of a witty
and kindly old LAWYER of Concord. and
one of the most Radical abolitionists
among Massachusetts men. and is a
kinsman by marriage of Att'v-Gen.
HOar, and of the late Col. Prescoff of
the eighty-secOnd regiment. He Grad
uated at Cambridge in 1914, studied
law, and has practiced ever since 1913
In MS HdLiNt ADWh. ne WAS In the
State Senate in 1853, was chosen an
overseer of Harvard. College in 1864.
and was for several years chairman Of
the Greek Committee.
Father Hyacinthe eats meat on Fri
day. On the afternoon of Friday last,
the distinguished Father walked with
his usual dignity from his parlor to
the magnificent dining hall of the
Fifth Avenue Hotel, and, having
taken a chair at the festive board, hur-
riedIy glanced at the bill of fare. 1t
was critical moment for the ex-Car-
melite, for a hundred eyes were on
him, and as many ears were open,
The Catholics around him expected
and hoped that he would stand by his
old faith and call for fish--but he
didn't. He told the attendant behind
his chair to give him broiled tender
ioin steak : and, It is said, he made no
bones about it, either.