Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-05

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ALBANIA difficulty is not more threatening
now than a year ortwo since Johnson's
negotiations demonstrate England's viii
iingness TO make reasonable concessions.
HencefOrth il is impossible to retrace the
grievance from her acts or demesnor
Americans feel this and ave no desire to
push the question in a hostile manner.
The Star, Of Griffin, Ga, says; The
local editors of the Atlanta papers are
having an interesting fight over each 9TH
ers' grammar. We don't think either has
the advantage of another, and would re-
commend that they ell attend the new
Atlanta niger college one session at leaSt'
It is estimated that there are at
least fifty thousand American famllles
permanently establistedin Europe, lNing
upon fhe incomes OF American invest
ments. and enjoying the protection Of the
American Government, without con-
tfbuting one iota TO the payment Of u
taxesor toward the wealth OF the country.
A Baltimore dispatch of the first
saws that q duel was fought ut Cold
Springs. on the York Road Yesterday, be-
tween two Young men of this city, for
merly officers in the Confederate army.
The difficulty arose in the disagreement
of the behavior Of certain Confederate
troops during the war; Two shots were
EANAAuhEO0a @ObtNf 49,
Hon Sancho Brown, of the South
Carolina Legislature, rose TO a question of
privilege recently, and said: " Sab, l AK
dis house eff dey gwine 10 low de man
who lis TUX his seat to stan on de 10 OBJ
dis body and talk to de Gineral Assem-
bage ofSoufC arliua wild dat tun dc crank
obde ~uniyurss manner dat am so super
fsbent an ondisgustible." Mr.. Brown
! used to be worth $500 before the war.
Thos. r. Ross, Of Lebanon, Ohio,
! died Oh Monday, at his residence IN that
/ place. in the S0th year of his age. Mr..
Ross was in Congress in 1870, voted for
| the Missouri Compromise, and Afterwards
became law partner Of Tom. torWln,
whose preceptor in that profession he had
] been. A sister of Mr.. Ross subsequently
| married Mr.. Corwin. Mr.. Ross was a man
| Of great learning and integrity. and OF
more than usual ability.
The President and Board of Trustees
Of the village of Dunkirk have memorial
lied the State authorities in favor Of a ship
canal from OswegO to Albany. The route
proposed is by the OswegO river, Oneida
/ lake and the Mohawk river. slack water
navigation thus providing for n hun
dred and thlrty-five miles of the route,
and about fifty miles to be by new canal,
/ The Grand Canal of China was construct
/ ed in this manner The proposed improve
| ment. it is asserted, viii permit ships to
reach this city in ten days from the Straits
! Of Mackinaw.
4 dispatch from Brest, France, on
the ID inst, a V that communication
with the Great Eastern through the cable
was restored at noon TODAY Dispatches
/ received from her explain the suspension
/ of communication as follows: Afault was
discovered in the cable on Wednesday
| and the Great Eastern was Obliged to stop
to locate and remove il. A heavy gale
/ prevailed. and. in order to avoid the
| probability of serious accident to the
| cable. il was decided to cut and buoy 1t,
| which was successfully done. The
weather to-day having become fine, the
! cable was recovered, the Il removed
and the work of paying out recommended.
All well on board At noon to-day the
/ Great Eastern was in latitude 40 30.
| lOgiulde 500.