Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-10
Geographic intelligence.

NEN November Sine
new steamship Hanover, from Bre-
men, brought over two hundred i'm
migrants-fifty for Texas, and most of
the balance will remain in Louisiana.
WASHINGTON, November 8.-Secre-
tary Robson has announced the
death of Rear Admiral Stewart in a
general order. and directs the usual
honOrs to his memory.
BosTON, November S.-Father Hy-
acinthe, in reply TO an invitation, says
he will visit Boston in November, if
possible, and perhaps after his return
to Europe may again visit The United
States.
CINCINNATI, November 8.-The
McCoo!e-Allen mill is off, owing to
the stakeholder e~nibrOglio, as Allen
declines to fight with the stakes held
by a st. Louis man, and McCOole will
fight on 10 other conditions, though
several have been proposed.
CHICAGO, Nov. Sth.-The steam
boat Nictury OF the White Collar Line,
while nearing the landing at Clinton,
Iowa, this morning, burst her main
steam-pipe, killing a negro from st.
Louis, fatally scalding a deck-hand
and iDjuring three others.
DETROIT, November 8th.-The cap
tain, his wife and one seaman, of the
bark Naomi, were drowned yester-
day by their vessel beingshipwrecked.
The schooner Titan was wrecked in
Lake Michigan yesterday and eight
lives lost. Several other wrecks are
reported between here and Buffalo.
InTvTgK ~rTTD &nx-araI.w o M. ]
s-eIni-annual meeting Ofgeneral freight
agents will take place in this city on
Wednesday and Thursday next. A
preliminary meeting was held at the
Gait House this morning, Important
questions in regard to transportation
VIII be discussed and a tariff for freight
established.
NEW YORK, November S.-Tho
Erie Railroad Company adVertiseS for
500 brakemen on that road, for men
to fill the places of the strikers. 1t is
reported that a large number of men,
including some Of the firemen of Jer-
sey City, and a crowd of New York
rOughs, have been employed to 90 to
Port Jervis to assist in moving the
freight cars accumulated there, and
fight the brakemen if they interfere.
Fort BENTON, MONTANA, NOvem-
Der S.-A special messenger to Gen.
Indian agent, reports that the
deaths among the eros Nentre In
dams, from smallpox, numbers 500,
One-haif of their entire tribe, and
that they are committing suicide by
blowing their brains out with revolt
vers. The whites have taken the dis
ease in the form Of a light varioloid,
but no fatal cases are reported. Dead
Indians streW the road from Forks
Null river. They demand that the
Indian agent shall act as mediator
with the Great Spirit, to stop the dis
ease.
CLEVELAND, November S.-A
shooting affair occurred in this CITY
afternoon between Baltpzar
Lied, a member of the City Council,
and Rev. VIM. Schmitt, who quit
preaching in the Lutheran Church
some three months ago and opened a
Iager-beer saloon, where he was
by Lied, and they spent some
time in chatting and drinking. Lied
got up to leave, when Schmitt went
to the bar, got a pistol, and deliber-
fired at Lied. The shot struck
below the under-lip, passed through
md crushed the jaw in a terrible
manner; but not fatally. Schmitt did
not offer to fire again, but rushed off
and took st%rychnine. He was arrest
and lodged in Jail.
New YORK, November S.-The
Sold Deposit Bank having abolished
is banking department, is in negotia- .
ions with the Bank Of New York to
provide a place OF deposit for clearing
balances, and should their arrange
nCnts be satisfactory, il is probable
hat the bank Will at once recon-
nence clearing. ,
a private dispatch by the cable says )
hat on the 9th of October a severe
earthquake occurred at Manila, dur
ng which all the houses were shaken I
md some of the city walls fell, and |
here were many accidents.
New YORK, November S.-Captain
late commander Of the pri-
faJcer Cuba, says he was forced to put
utO Wilmington in consequence Of :
he inferior quality of coal that he re-
from The schooner off MOntauk
He claims that the Cuba was
l legitimate nan -Of-waT, commits
by the Cuban Government. d.
intention at the commencement
If the cruise was to prey upon Span
sh commerce in the West Indies, and
,ssiSt the CubanS In gaining possession
If II Of the ports of the Island. The /
OF the scheme he attributes to =
his inability 10 obtain coal without
INNING into Wilmington. The Off
of the Cuba lose heavily in eOnse- :
Iuence OF her seizure, but are deter !
mined to try it again if they can OBJ
ain another ship. \
Secret Investigations have recently
,een had before United States Com
missioner Osborn, in the case of Ro- {
maine Muliigan and Jas. Caldwell,
harged with being implicated in ex-
ensive frauds with certain Other per-
ms, whose names have been re- .
q, led. Mr.. Samuel T. Blatsford is
TO be among the accused par b
les. a
Another action has been commenced
gainst j. Fisk, jr, by J.. Watson
iarf, to recover a difference of $272,- Z,
% in gold transactions, during the
xciting days of last month. Attach
lents have been issued against the
rOperty of the defendant. $
The Tines says the fund started for
le widow Of Gen. Rawiins falls far
hort of the $50,000 proposed to be =
Used, and subscriptions have almost /.
eased. Itsays it viii be little credit :
) the Western States if the example
irly shown by the merchants OF New
-0rk is not quickly followed. p
Seven fatal accidents here since Sat r
rday.
Twenty-Five Of the new Spanish gun
pots are here; five more will arrive n
'-morrow, 10 have machinery put n
Ito them. n
BADUA, DALAIATLA, November s. n,
licial kilograms state that the Aus n,
ian forces, operating against the n
almatian insurgents at and south of Or
ltero, have, after considerable severe Co
captured and burned down Fl
towns of Pababrie and Mana. Fr
he insurgents just previous to their
feat blew up Fort S~tanjeviet. ccfTi
FLORENCE, November s.-His Ma II.
sty King Victor Emanuel remains -
a critical condition of health. He
seriously i'll and confined to bed.
he medical paper issued to-day an-H
ounces that the King is labOring
lder a fierce attack, and that n
liiary eruption appears on the sur
Of the skin, generally over the
rflee Of the body. During the past
ght the King was duly informed Of
g fact that his life was in danger at
early hour this morning. He re-
wed the news calmly aud sent for a
~confessor, from whom, after
mpliance with the Catholic rule Of
lief, he received absolution and the
ly sacrament, enjoying, apparently,
e greatest tranquility of mind.
ring the afternoon 1t was reported
the King was slightly improving.
Thomas N. Berry, a well known -
Yyer of Baltimore, was found dead
his room yesterday afternoon with
discharged pistol in his hand. q