Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-28
The NEHS.

The editors Of the Vicksburg Herald
and Eickshurg Times are at dagger's
points, but not an inch nearer. So are the
editors of the Cincinnati COmmercjdt and
Cincinnati Enquirer.
\ Convention of the cOlOred me-
chanics of Georgia is called 10 assemble
in Macon, in October next, for the purpose
Of making arrangements for their emigra-
ton to the Northwest in a body.
Still another submarine telegraph
company has been formed in England.
This is the West India and Panama Com
pany, with a capital Of ESQ 600. and its
purpose is 20 extend telegraphic cOmmu-
nication throughout the West India
Islands, and to form the central link Of
tie teleEraphic communication of Brazil,
Peru, Chile, BuenOs Ayres, and the other
states of South America, with New York.
London, and the European continent.
DIR. Giskra, who, at the present time,
has charge Of the Austrian Departments
of Justice, of the Interior. and Of Eccle-
s~lastiCal Affairs, will at once call up0n ALI
Clsleithan Bishops tOexamine closely into
the condition and affairs Of the %couvents
IN their diOceses, and 10 send him speci-
he'd reports. The horrible events at the
Carmelite %nunnery in Cracow have given
rise 10 Tins step on the part of the Impe-
rial ministry.
The long looked for letterfrom Gen.
Rosecrans TO the Ohio State Central COM
mittee, which he mentioned in the dis
patch to Senator Thurman, was given to
the public Of that State on Thursday
The Democracy Of Ohio, as the CINCINNATI
Commercial saws. would have taken !
new departure" sure enough. if they
had fought this campaign on the Cen
erals platform. He is for the freedom
and equality, before the law, Of all men.
His letter is, as Mr.. Greedy would say,
/" mighty interesting reading"
The Talladega, Ala, Mountain
Home of the sd says: Ourtown was very
much saddened last week by the loss Of
three old citizens, in the death of Messrs.
James Berrler, ID. Jackson, and A. r.
Barclay. Mr.. Berrier's death so sudden,
shocked the whole community, and
spread gloom throughout the town, for it
seems uncOnsciOusly all accepted il as a
SAD warning. Messrs. Jackson and Bar
clay We're only i'll a short time. and their
desth quickly followed Mr.. Berrier's, and
adoe1 70 d s~orrowfulness of the impress
sion left by his death. They were a~litrue. |
worthy cltlzens, old and valued. and il
Will be some time ere their places in the
community can be filed.
The Confederate generals at Gettvs-
burg are very few in numbers. Rusiness
engagements of Gen. r. T.. Lee nrevent
him being present, and Gen. Fitzhueh
forwarded a similar excuse, but added
that any Information he possessed viii he
eheerfuliy given. Their letters were
written more than two weeks ago. GEM
Longstreet says that important affairs de-
tain him at New Orleans, otherwise he
would accept the invitation. Gen. L. r.
johnson wrote that should his profess
slonal engagements permit, he would be
Mere, and would be glad to furnish the
association with all the information in
his possession, believing, as he does, that
a correct account of the position of the
troops should be tr~uthfully handed down
10 posterlty. Gen, Heath will be there