Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-11
The AEHS.
JIuIllItIIIS We dgTtt 70
W. B. STOKES,
ID. w. c. SENTER.

Cespedes was a student at Wesleyan
in 1857.
Santa Anna is 10 return to Staten
Island soon.
Garibaldi's daughter is said to write
his mauifestOes.
Gilmore is being busted by some
Hub scUlpists.
The University of North Carolina
had seven students the past wear.
The Detroit Post says that p. Funk
has almost become D. Funkin New York.
The Helena Post, the pioneer pcws-
paper Of Montana, has suspended.
The Boston papers paid for their
Gilmore tickets and did the advertising
free.
A new English daily paper 10 be
started i'm Paris is 10 be called the C5ati-
HeHf.
4 loyal Pru~ian At Goldberg nearly
put out the Crown Princes eve with a
bouquet.
PaTepa IS going to st. Catharines.
Canada, for the mineral waters and the
summer.
Industrial enterprise is the order of
the day in Turkey, and mining operations
especially.
Car Alexander has invited NapO-
leon 10 the Russian international exhibit
tiOn next year.
A san Francisco tobaccOnist is MAX
ing 1000 ine cigar, each tipped with gold
az a present for Grant.
The Chicago Times Is reprinting DIR.
Lieber's free trade articles from the
Evening Post.
King William Of Prussia i such an
invalid that his death at any time woHId
not surprise his household.
The Rev. Mr.. Newman. of Wash
ington,sD. G., goes 10 Europe merely 10
unite iva OF q former flock at Paris.
The Son of the Countess Of Flanders
has been named BaudOuin Leopold Phil
ippe Charles Antoine Joseph Louis.
The Baltimore Commercial was
purchased on foreclosure sale by the
Democratic Association and will be pub
lished by il.
The drOuth in Hungary is 50 Sc
we're that numerous herds of cattle are
~pastUring on the bed of the lake of Mem
sievel.
Rev. S. Klienschmidt, of Godhaab,
Greenland, has nearly completed a new
and corrected translation ofthe Bible into
Greenlandic.
The Associated Press and Western
Union Telegraph nave nearly killed the
San Francisco Herald. the leading Demo-
cratic daily.
Sallie r. Banks, a Yankee school
ma'am Of Americas, Ca, has been ap-
pointed Deputy Collector Of Internal
Revenue there.
The Hungarian journals mention
that very few of the higher ecclesiastics
OF that country viii attend the Ecumeni-
cal Council.
The disappearance Of Prince Couza
is c0ntradicted by the Vienna journals. as
he is confnedto his villa near that city ok
a severe i~ndisposition.
The chief Of the Cherokees is a
Presbyterian preacher, he of the Choc-
taws a Baptist preacher, and he of the
Creeks a Methodist preacher.
Maj. Hansen, U. S. A, a native of
Norway, lately initiated at Glasgow. is
reported the tallest Mason in the world
He stands eight feet high.
A s~tenographic school, consisting oil
twenty-four pupils Of various nations.
has been established at Rome for the pur-
pose Of taking notes during the coming
council
Count de Cheste has been transport
ed to the Canary Islands By order Of the |
Spanish Government, where he will be
tried for his conduct dnring the Septem-
Der revolution.
The North German Confederation
has appointed a diplomatic agent to Mex
leo, who has received instructions to
negotiate a treaty of commerce between
the ZSllverein and that republic. |
A portion OF the wine recently con- |
demned by the United States Court was
sold bv the United States Marshal a few !
days ago in New Orleans, realizing pretty /
good prices. Several other lots are adver-
Used for sale. /
During a recent storm, the church
Of stayelot, Belgium, was set ON
A.e y hghtning, and although $50 feet
hlsL, the inhabitants succeeded in eXtin-
Suls1hg the hsgnes before much damage
A quantity of hemlOck lumber. toll
the value Of over 5000. from Canada vas
seized at Whitehall and at Foyt FSyperE
n. Y, on the charge of under vsIuat;or
by the Collector OF the Champlain nit1
tTict.
Silk tents are all the rage for Tho
opening Of the Suez canal. The Emurses /
Of the French viii have hers Of blue ana
white, the Ticeroy of Egypt red and |
white, and Madame Musard, Of white sfDC
With green and white borders. l.E.
The shareholders of the Royal Ca
madam Bank held a meeting at Toronto
recently and elected an entire new Board
OF Directors. John Crawford, NJ. p, was
ELECTED President, and William Thomson