Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-26
NEH7S OF THE DAY.

0f14s city offices in Milwaukee II
are held by foreigners.
Homeopathy is the orthodox medi.
cal faith in Brazil.
Minister Nelson is on his way tC
Mexico.
Mr.. Washburne has succeeded Gen,
Dix at Paris.
It seems to be settled that st. Louis
viii o have a grand stock yard.
Perry Fuller is in Washington at
tending TO certain charges of fraud.
Velocipedes are numerous in Shang-
hal.
There were 40 deaths in New York
last week.
Grassland won the race at Lexing-
ton on Saturday.
A civil marriage bill has been intro
duced IN the Spanish Cortes.
Mrs. Harriet Balch Macomb, widow
Of the late Gen. Macomb, died on the 2lst.
why are Women Redundancy, is
the title Of a work just issued in London.
Reverdy Johnson is on his way
home.
The Presbyterian General Assem-
bly, Of the South met in Mobile on the
10Th.
The trial of Capt. Donaldson. for
murder, commences in 81. Louis tO-mor-
row.
The monthly statement of the pub
lie debt for May will show a decrease Of
F,000,OOO
Much irritation exists at Copen-
hagen In consequence of the rejection Of
the 81. THOMAS treaty.
The revolution in Sinaloa has been
crushed out. and Pallacio killed. An
other is expected under Vega.
W. c. Troy, of Fayetteville, y. c..
Oilers ten cents on the dollar for $4,000
Confederate currency.
The railroads of the world, at the
close Of le68, are reported to have aggre-
gated l09, III miles.
Mack" ofthe Cincinnati Enquirer.
Is out on a lecturing tOnr. His subject is
the Politicians ofthe Period"
The annual meeting Of the National
Teachers Association viii De held in
Trenton the middle OF August.
Detroit has lately voted aid to four
railroads In Michigan, min hundred and
my thousad dollars In all.
A dream Of one Of the directors of a
Paris insurance company led to the detec-
ton OF an embezzlement of, go, 00Of.
The Orangemen have petitioned the
Queen against the disestabishment Of the
Irish church.
The New York Express SAYS that in
the incomes Of business men Of that civ.
those who advertise make the largest re-
turns"
China sdvices state that the weather
Is nnIavorahle for the tea crop. Some tea
MEN ss'eF' that the first SsP Is entirely
II Is estimated that the gold valua
Of b currency and bonds Of the United
StateE has deprecated to the amount of
sixty'nVe millions since the first of the
present month.
Ex-President Andrew johnson has
accepted an invitation to visit ClarksyiIla.
and VIII be present at the Fair az that
place on the 18th inst. He is expected ia
address his fellow-eitizens on that ocea-
sion.
On account of the surplus gold aceu-
mulating in the Treasury, the Secretary
has ordered the United States Assistant
treasurer New York 10 sell S2,000.O 600
weekly, instead OF 81 ,OO0, 900 as heretofore.
Affairs in Japan are In an unsatis-
factory condition. A congress OF Princes
has been called 70 meet at Yeddo. and
a~pprehensions were felt lest trouble
should result.
EH-President Pierce has been inter-
viewed in respect TO foreign relations.
state Of things, on the whole view. he
regards as delicate and critical, and thinks |
a general war may result.
From the proceedings Of the Old
School Presbyterian Assembly on Satur-l
DAY, II appears that all hopes Of a union |
oet~esn the Northern and Southern |
branches must be abandoned for the pres |
mt
Dispatches received on Sundavi
morning the capture OF the men
roooe0 the Aarnden Express Com
pany, IN BALTIMORE, several days since. 1
The robbers were concealed in the woods
near Swanton, Md. All the money and
valuables were recovered.
An engine ON the Burlington conn
" road exploded on Saturday in Monnt
Hslly, n. j. killing Chas. L. Plat, fire.
man, Wounding engineer Gaskiu fatally
and conductor Savior and Edward Jovee
seriously. The engineer bounded nom
The track and fell into the creek. The
cars were much damaged.
The Presidents proclamation fixing
elgnt hoors as & legal days labor in all
Sv~seLnnfent establishments, according to
the act Of June q, 1865. settles : moSf M
question, 50 far as Il reIefas n
workmen in the national service. AMI hiS
example viii no doubt make the r1le gen.
orally applicable.
The New York Tribune states thai
Secretary of War Rawlings is determined
70 secure protection TO the lives of Union
men In the South. He viii probably de-
eiare martial law IN Georgia, at least in
he ne~lghborhoods where murders have
committed, and wherethe murderens
re not given up, VIII arrest a number of
Iympathizing citizens and hold them as
hostages until ne criminals are given an