Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-14
THE NEWS.
Pine has a theater.

" mite Ilhe mas a I0edter.
Brignoli i in Chicago this week.
Mr.. Ben Wade Is on his way back,
The cabbage fly is desolating Maine.
St.ILOuis boasts fifteen public parks.
RistOri comes TO America in April.
Senator Ramsey has reached Paris.
Fanny Fern is summering at GIOu
cester.
Mr.. Peabody is to stay at Newport
ONE time.
The army worm Is on a raid in
Illinois.
Sprague has charged $4,000 to
Profit & loss.
Hendricks start, for California on
Monday.
Strawberri'- retail at - cents a box
IL Boston.
Boston is giving hfty-cent concerts
in the Coliseum.
Cod has gone up 20 S1Oa ton in Bos-
ton.
Minnesota exports slippery elm bark
by the ton
Grant will not go to st. Louis, as St.
Louis hoped.
Watchtel, the tenor, will arrive on
these Shores Sepremb.. l~t.
Gdribaldi continues sick. but Grape
has gone Hr.E uu ms.
TWO-thir3s o. the newspapers OF
the coUntrv are Republican.
ATchduke Victor, OF Austria. has
married q pretty miIiiuer.
Kate Field Is called the l." Critical
Girl Of the period.
Kansas claims to he receiving 1000
new settlers a day.
The new Chicago Directory contains
$4,000 names--O,00O more than last wear.
There is on a Michigan river a tim
Der jam siSty-twO miles long.
Mr.. Seward viii visit his Alaska
before returning East.
Miss Harris greatly delighted Bos-
tOh by her reading Of the Declaration.
Nap. gave $1,000 to the guards of
Paris for services during the late troubles.
The State Of California offers extern
sive bounties for silk-worm culture.
Maine has sent Boston 1000 dozen
besn-poles, and the cry is still for more.
New Hampshire has thirty-eight
savings banks, with Sf6,O0O,O0O deposits.
Reuter- has a big nose, which fur
nishes fun for correspondents.
The French Agricultural Society
has elected Wales-because of his success
in sowing wild oats.
A Louisville policeman persOnated
a thief "for fun so well that he got shot
in arnest.
A Kentucky distiller agitates his
whisky with a horse tread mill, to give it
the sea flavor.
The great eclipse begins in Asia on
the 9TH Of August, and ends in this coun-
Try on the 9Th.
The Alaska Times, printed at Sitka,
boasts Of representing more territory
n any other paper in the world.
Chicago is now the great distribu-
ting postofice for all the American mails
for The Pacific States and Asia.
H. w. Smith, the Boston steel en-
graver, is at work on the heads of the
Long John Wentworth " family.
1.-The Day we used to Celebrate is |
the heading Of the Charleston Curriers' |
leader on the 9Th.
The Academy Of Art Of Dusseldorf
Is Just now celebrating the fftieth ami |
versery ofits foundation.
The Boston Pilot suggests that the /
Coliseum be bought by the Boston Catho- |
lies for fairs, etc.
The remains of Casmir the Great
have been discovered in a vault at ora |
COW.
The Hon. Theodore NJ. Pomeroy Is
now a partner in the Auburn banking |
firm Of w. H. Seward, jr., & Co.
Splinters from the " last tie" in the
Pacific Railroad are as plentiful as those
from the Charter Oak.
Our COckney joker says that people
with happetites enjoy this weather, be
cause they like the eat.
Exile dosen't agree with Isabella.
She is not very well. and expects TO be
worse before she gets over ii.
Boston has public statues of Frank
lin, Webster, Everett, Mann, Beethoven, !
hamilton and Washington.
The convention with Russia and
Austria, for the improvement Of the
eruth, has received thesanctiOn Of Prince
Charles Of Roumanfa.
The recent speech of the Emperor
Napoleon al the Camp OF Chalons. was
printed on small cards and distrihnted 10 |
all the soldiers present.
Julia Ebergenyi, murderess of the
Countess C~hOrinsky, died of consumD-
ton, recently, AT the Nendorf peniten- /
tiary.
The Italian Government is about to
establish a legation il China. Count ri ]
is said n BE designated 10 represent Kline |
Victor Emanuel at Pekin.
1t is stated by the Austrian Cores
PoHaesce that the Fiearoy Of Egypt, in
consequence Ofthe violent articles against