Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-24
THE NEWS.

The reports from all parts of Zen.
sas Parish. La, continue 10 give good ar-
counts Of crops.
The new residence OF Judge $.
Evans, Of Meridian, Was destroyed by
fire on Sunday.
Mrs. Mary O.. Evans has brought
suit against the pFopFiet0rs Of the Louis-
Vile COurjeT-JourHGk for Libel, LAYING her
damages at $50, 000.
The elevator men or Chicago are not
disposed To accede to the request of the
Board of Trade that they should reduce
the tolls on storage.
After the close of the fiscal year Sec
rotary Boutwell, viii purchase 81, 900, 900.
every alternate week, and sell -. O0O,0 900
of gold at like periods.
A special train from Sacramento
reached Chicago Monday morning. bring
ing the wife Of the President of the Gem
tral Pacific Railroad. with her children
and a party of friends.
The stakes i'm the Allen-McCooIe
prize fight We're paid over to McCoole.
The proprietor Ofthe island ON which the
fight took place haas suedF MicGooie for
$500 damages lone his crops.
Among other Testimonials To the.
yalor OF the South which history slowly
vindicates, now comes Charles Sumner
cOnfessing American was
swept from the seas by one nan-of-
war. Be c%areful.C Charles, You may confess
TOO much. 6a .aa
The Masonic fraternity OF Canton
are making extensive Preparations for
the observance Of the tilne-hon0red Ami
Versary, the 18th June-Thursdav next.
Col Hillyer Of the Nicksburg T1les, has
been selected as orator Of the day. The
several Masonic bodies OF Jackson 90 mp
10 Join in the celebration.
On last Friday week, a difficulty oc-
CURED in Chicot county, Ark. at Lake
Village, between NJ Peter Sessions of
hat county, aud a barkeeper, which re-
shifted in the Killing Of The latter with a
thing . knife, by the forme. The originr
Of the unfortunate affair. was a disputed
bar account. Sessions was admitted 10
bail. 4
"Up we 20! up! up! up" England
has its Botany Bay, France its CAYENNE,
Russia itsSibeEia. and SPAIN as Fernando
Pc for State prisoners, and now, behold.
we have our Alaska The United States
steamer Newbern left New York last
Tuesday with the first batch Of military
prisoners wilat . guFinR without a
The New YORK Times eongratuiates
Greeley upon he fact that several Japan
ese AVE settled In his fayOrite California,
and are aboU epgaging ia his f%avOrite
branches of industry, tea and silk culture.
The Tones Is entirely too precipitate.
Greeley will V be satisfied unless
thew cultivate these commodities accord
ing to his directions, and we fear the Japs
are hardly intelligent enough 10 appre-
ciate Greeley's Instability
Some ofthe loyal subjects Of "the
New Dominion, - resident in Nova Scotia,
have lust resolved that " every legitimate
means should he used 70 sever the on
nection with Canada and bring about a
union on fair and equitable terms with
the American FepUblc.s Nova Scotia
would makea splendid maritime state,
and is welcome on this side, where her
future lies IL she desires greatness.
The great obstacle to the settlement
Of affairs in Spain is the want Of money
the Provisional Government suffers from. |
Isabel had fully prepared herself for the
emergency long before it occurred, and
when she left Spain Ia left a huge hole
in its sxchequer. 1t Is probable, a Goa
sciousness that her riches viii regain her
popularity when everything else fails,
that enables her to speak so Confidently Of
her W and the Prince Of kustria's fu- I
ture.
aTfrEHsE st.-rrrHW saE /
Late dispatches from the Plains in
dictate that the Indians are again upon the
war path in considerable numbers A
surveying party were attacked between
Serbian and Denver by a band OfGhey-
ennes, whom they succeeded IN driving |
on with considerable loss, Spotted Talf
has left his reservation, wfth Two hundraf /
lodges, probably with hostile intenti0ns.]
A fight is also reported betweena party o. /
Sioux anda band Of Reese Indians, near
Fort Buford, in which the former were /
defeated, bAt sent forreinforcenIeuts With
the Intention osrenewing the hght.50
The great Boston Peace Jubilee Is
pronounced by the New York papers to I
have been a perfect monstroaity in an ar-l
tistic sense. The bass was so loud as TO
make the treble sound like the hum Of
bees; the cannons, which ought 10 have
FOared, went of like fire crackers, aud the !!