Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-16
MEMPHIS APPEAL
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WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE Is, 1859.
THE NEHS.

OQarleS II. smell. OF 81. LOUIS, DitN
his brains out on Sunday.
JesseaD.s Bright is reported 10 b
making much money on his plantation II
hentuekY
The Germans OF Pittsburg want t.
celebrate the Fourth on Sunday, and thert
is an outery against them.
Advfces from Sitka state that every.
thing was dulI and the weather warm
But little ice had been put mp.
The artist Healy, who is in Rome,
has got AfcommissiOn from ArehbishoE
Spaulding TO paintthe Pope. =
Mr.. George II. Pendleton is still
confined to his house by the INJURIES he
sustained in falling out Of his buggy some
weeks ago. 10 g @@eCT y
The Queen of Madagascar has beer
received into the Church Of England by
baptism, and ordered her ministry TO Do
likewise, under penalties.
John Mitchell, the noted Irish ex-
lie, lectured on the Observation-Disclosures of
the Irish Church at Cincinnati on Satur-
day last. -
At the Curtin dinner, in PhiladeI-
phia, on Thursday night, a letter was read
from the Gar of Russia. highly compli-
mentary 10 America ana Gen. Grant.
Twenty-eight Buildings were burned
in Georgetown, nv, on Saturday night.
destroying property valued at $4,000.
Some say only sl50,e00.)
The influx into Boston has com
menced, and the hotels and boarding
houses are already tiled. Anefert viii
be made 70 keep Grant ove 20 attend the
monsterG-AOn IhursdaY-
Adviv IvIA the seat of war on the
Parana sae that Tie allied forces are
completely dguOralizGd, and that Lopez
is growing stronger every day. Nothing
has been heard from AfcAfahon.@
A high-minded person has bought
Jefferson Davis family carriage out of a
junk-shop b Riohfnond, With intent to
exhibit II It tie Peaee . JUbilee in
John Russell Young thinks that
Kansas is a noble, wild. free country,
Radical down TO the grass roots, the germ
of a mighty nation, and says he sees
everything but trees and old men, @
Gen. J. b Palmer, the last coBl-
mander Of er-wn'sO Old Brigade COM
posed OF d -ta. 35d and 43d Tennes-
see tCon4Cr sediments. was married
in PulasKi last ERidsv. bVzthe= Eev.R. h.a
Ewing, 20 Ars-NiaFgaret Nan. - ~
The new Commissions Pensions
Is stil after the claim ace md those
who have tried to swindle the govenment
L-bNAA VIZ CAANHts - A1= g-N tFAaAl
ed the conviction of a pretended claimant
in Boston, a female named Julia Hickey.
She has been sentenced to a years impris-
Onment.
Francis Drake, a negro, killed one
Fitch white man. in BROOKLYN. on SIM
day. Fitchacconpanied James Bradshaw
to the negro's residence, when Bradshaw
knocked h negro down, and severely
kicked him. Tine negrO's friends took
Bradshaw oft when the negro fired a pis-
toll at his antagonist, and shot Fitch dead.
who was in afine with Bradshaw.
A Washington dispatch of the 18th
SAYS; Gilbert " alker, Conservative can
didate for Governor OF Virginia, arrived
here to-day from an extensive stumpinV
tour through that state. He says that
the vote at the election viii be very large.
and that the Conservative ticket is sure of
a victory. Hethinks there is no doubt
that the Constitution, expurgased, VIII he
adopted.
We regret, SAYS the Nashville Linton
and Americas { SUNDAY. to chronicle the
death of Capt. Thomas l. Bransford,
which sad event occurred Yesterday morn
ing after a lingering Illness. He was a
gentleman highly esteemed by a large
circle of friends, and his demise viii Be
received with sorrow by his old associates
both here and 81 Mobile. " re he has re-
sided for the greater part of the time
since the war.
The Columbia Henn.) Herald oil
Saturday says: Tive beautiful and brf-
liant young daughters Of the late disaln-
guished Gen. Felix X. ZollicofFer were
given In marriage 70 tive talented VOuap
gentlemen. Mr.. John u. Bond. ; hand-
some young bean OF the city, a.id Success
full member Of the C0lumida bar was
united to Miss oetavia L.. Ronieoffer. a
beauty and a wit and Mr.. y. Gather, Of
Kentucky. 30 Miss M.ary D.. Zollicoaer,
whose voice IS low and sweet"
Late adyiees from Arizona are dis
couraglng Inf Indians appear o haye
the upper lard, and settlers say that il.
protectlon not furnished, they syih be
obliged abandon tie Territory to its
orlglnsa phabitants. Three hundred
chic rem or the forest recently captured a
u din Of nine arfny@wagons 6lled with
stores for Camp Grant. Killing thEeesand
wcunding the same number of the escort.
at another place a herd q 9e eattle were
d OF.
The LeaVenwOrth kansas Com
ueercsaI Of the 9TH SAYS Maj JOhnPafks,
well known in This community, and who
las lust come ia from the "seatoftba In
dian war" fully cOnhTms the various re-
ports regarding the oGtrages Perpetrsted
In the vicinity OF Fort Hayes, Onthe Spell
man Saline and oloIuom Creeks. Within
~ NV vi "a AAANAE. ~
no less than tKenfysthree persons arc
missing. all Of whom have either ben
captured or Killed.
At DAYTON, Ohio, on Sunday last
two eolored veterans, seyeralIy named DO
seph Evans and Boyd Williams, inmates
Of the Soldiers Home, were engagedlh
cleanife 68 thsir barracks, when Evans
stealthLr ~gpproached Williams and dealt
him three murderoDs blows On She head
with a batcbet, INJECTING Wounds which
caused his death IN a few minutes. Evans
and Williams had q di16cHlIy somemOnths
ago, but they were apparently ON friendly
terms Al the lime d the murders Evans
is in jail and WI beexaninedto-mofrOw,
before the Mayor. AA4-
Eama=mnW a
A grand banQGet vas given on beard
the steamship treat Eastern at London,
on Friday last, 10 celebrate the saceassfall
loading Of thsnew French cable. MANY
notables were aresent. Speeches were
made and toasts drunk, and altogether
much ent p@aSRE e mgnfeseed, Among
the toasts we TEngfand,r America.
and " Franc. 1kuiehgere a~pprcpriately
respond2a r. representatives Of the
severaInati ions TAsfes1f it5eseonff1ned
to a late ho9.- The Great Eastern has
gone TO Portland, England I'D VIII leave
that port tomorrow for 81, whence
she win soon proceed teIat The cable to
Tho Tinted States