Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-05


will unite with the church at the next
communion. Rev. Mr.. Bedford speaks
OF the church as much revived.
One Of the Baptist missionaries in
JaDan lately refused Government em-
pIovnient at YeddO, at a salary of 81 :
200 per annum. At the same time he
has been compelled 10 earn money by
q, IA literary work to support him.
.n4. and carry on his translation OF the
Scriptures.
The following are the contributions
for foreign missions from some of the
leading organizations OF this country:
American Board s4l6, ,ii7
Presbyterian Board. d...-.-.-. -. sO9
Methodist Board .---.---.-.-------.---. 30 .e's
Baptist Board ...---. lS9, ,t4l
ReIorH8a 1s,DHo
Episcopal ol- -.Ti9
At aFses-iOn of the American Board
Of Commissioners for Foreign Mis-
Sions, which has just closed, a resoiu-
fiOn was unanimously adopted to Oc-
cUPy Japan rs missionary field. 1t
j. predicted that this movement Will
be followed by the whole Christian
world with lively interest.
The Montgomery tAla) NdU says:
"The Grand Jury of the City Court
found a true bill against NJ. d. Brain
ard. carpet-bag clerk OF the Circuit
Court. tor an assault with pistol with
intent 10 murder Mr.. Francis Nid-
mer, United States Internal Revenue
Collector"
The old School Presbyterian Church,
during jhe past year, gave 81 Us per
per member for foreign missions; the
IongragatiOnaiiSls and New School
Presbvieri8uS 81 O3. the Reformed
Dutch g3 cents, the EpiscOpalians 3ll
cents. the MeIhOdiSts 23l cents, and
the Baptists IS cents. These amounts
inciude legacies.
The Standard 0f tie Cross publishes
q letter from Rev. Or. Tying, which
the editor thinks will precipitate the
Iong-talked of rupture in the Protest
ant Episcopal Church. a correspond
saHt speaks of The Doctor As the leader
of Jiie movement, and says that one
HiaSt UpSn MS bugie horn IS worth
thousand men.
Tire two Presbyterian Churchs snd
the Methodist Church have been hold
ing a series Of union meetings in Cir
cieyiie, Ohio, assisted by the Eeg.
Elwin VI. Long, known as 'Jhe chill
dFeH's preacher" More than fifty
nave been converted, and the interest
81 widening and deepening, including
children, youths aud adults.
At the late conservation Of Rev. OH
W. Whitaker a. Missionary Bishop
for Nevada and Arizona, twenty-fOGr
Bishops we're present. BiShOD McIl-
Vaine presiding, and Bishop Johns
preacuug 1he sermon. The newly
constituted Bishop has not as yet
found q single clergyman 10 accom-
p8uy him ID his distant field. The
question is, shall be 90 alone?
The Tuscaloosa lAla) NoRa0s- Of
the .jth, says about one hundred
armes. nen rode into the town OF New
Lexington. a few threatening 10 burn
the place auG then To suppress the
Monitor. They rode up 10 the store
oi Mr.. Woodward and gave him no.
ticc 10 leave In given time, but Mr..
Woodward dehel them and did not
ieSNe Egrth q cent.
secretary Boutwell, writes the fol-
lowing reason 10 a Boston gold broker
Tor not selling gold there. Il have
found upon inquiry that the receipts
OF gold at the CustOmhDu~e do not eX-
ceed the payments; hence we could
not sell gold in Boston without ship
ping il from New York, while in all
other cities where gold Is sold i'm small
quantities the receipts exceed all Ordi-
n4ry payments ia coin. Upon these
5acs5 / have declined 10 make sales in
Boston, and incur the expense and
EISk Cf moving coin"
Rav NJ. SnuroeoD- the well known
p,nti-t t.rea..sar u-aI ia ha f,p1ous
,nr hi. comic sermons and lectures.
amt i,craa.ing wears earnnIereN- and
= Wite and children have "a lit-le So
F.ared him. The other d8y. however
he .ar,s -,.I,f ig his gId ..bar9cter IIe
,Iafi,-ar...H !, l.-I.rI,-.. 80, hollis and rro-
Hidad b;u[..lf ,yitl, \ isvoe enllecfion
~ different kiggs of b.II. no illustrate
bi. subiart Auoug sthers- There Wa,
a Iar.-e alarm ben 6xed in the roof
Uhicb tha reverend Joker fra.rentlv
,,r,iad TT-r. +, one of his poiDfs.
s.-T5a ,iogi,fy OF a hell ,ya. -bou-p to
he : s+rlking emblem of PRAYER. The
rope being pulled on earth, and The
bell ringing nigh up IN Heaven. 1t
Was 10 De regretted that some people
pulled the rope so gently
The eoutbsj3a JVa.l Times publishes
a br:ef i4tteg f7,Fn New. YORK which
rbouofi stoned euFs,i iF = is evidently
f-,.,,, l.a,i7 Rp.sar a E2.or in which
fba ,yriftg !, ,rtergl.a.larinsg a. ad,nira-
tio, md i,vz Ter ,be ,,.,f,is IN VII
,.l.,,rt,- ~. F.,,.-.s,-t hi ~ hor, mi
fbaf.1r,,l ii. ,lfsirt af h;. beart to -
+L.,, .a4i., nr,sf.srou- aul baur,,-
gdds. 4 fbey Voilld only ma, le-- a.
+e[rf,.., fo notifies and c1nr,4rn them
.-aI,,a- 80 an The deveInnn1en+ gf
+iteir r.at,-.aI resources. they wouI,l
a-ain eo,lu3airi m me North The con-
--t5i--sfien to which fl.sy an. entitled
EEba,,. f'. ..,- .,s.-f sneneg- fbeg- vii! ,raut
o,tb;-,,, -Iii,erty and hover xsjIi
feil1yg - ar, iBeyifabIc c1gslauenca.
and fl,.. .,-,-,fs,s IN VIRGINIA a. great
a. ever. and her Bespie no less respect
sd fba. before the u-sF The dignity
oT fklir conduct and ~. o,,,.f sa1se 6f
tbeir c,rpsaIs u0dar eiresiJ,,5 5flneas ~
upcv9wnl.,7 d;4iclIty has rather en-
HANGED tla Constellation with which
they are recorded.
rrh. Rf.l,,,.ua l,-a, HJa, "a Is.a /
- 60. -, - 80 i;t,i.
J,,,,ht fb.f f5r 80, VIC, aud -lle'a7.
6e,i- af tha Sgs.barl, s. sf-s vii or.5gi- 1
uallv draw OF frn,D Virginia a large
1,,.rfion of heF BLACK pouuiatioD. This {
inoNamant has a!sealiv commenced on
ouitp a large scale. The tact that Viz .
1fuia ba, passed from under negro I
Nomination, while the great strength
of fl,at race Is 10 the cotton States. /
,,iii baip ID swell the volume of this i
avodD-. 80 THAI year after wear We (
,nav ernec- 10 See tie negro popula- I
5io1 al K iroiuia DerceBtiblV Diminish I
Tfibis r.,,t.,ysl ol The negroes south .
,,,arJ sl,aU t,.H. tlle zine viii come. (
ID i rot t.5r Distant. when Virginia
,,.;1I ali l.l bro,,gllt 10 a staud-stiTl for
- - isl..se nnIess ulelnwbila we /
" ~" - .ybfs. seffIers here who win
f,iil IN 80. -. i.rfg saJ brino fhei- own
St 10 So, rrbe 5,r,,s,..a.t il
IA 'o- ,..-, ,-..-+'. ,-5,rs sLsiI bave
lliI '7.u-S MY tTi,.,inis viii nresent
Iiase, = =. ,r,,,,iiafio,
almost ~ -l,i''--s a or, e,.,1 Iei,h
ana VII -,;d ~, bolr II
DoIs: A. ~ - - - - ~ ~ Ia5or
suGdeil anu 49, ~ g,irdf ha1
MAKE ilei ~, 49,, - o@-,I,,i1,,
black ioosea' az .i,..7 -7,s E - ,,';-
through tIe lls-' -. le..Aso - e'i'''' my
be ali me pes'eI 4,- IL