Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-07
The NEWS.

The a shops of the Union Pacific
Railroad we're destroyed by ire this even
ing. The fire is still raging, and the loss is
very heavy.
Hon. Simon Cameron, of Pennsyl-
vanls, irreverzntIy called - Old simon, .
has Just declared for Grant for President
in lS72-which really means hat hs has
declared for Don Cameron, his son, for
Secretary Of War in 1863.
In Hartford Connecticut, the town
election resulted in the partial success OF
the citizens and taxpayers. OF the
ticket of seven Selectmen. bat two on
the Democratic ticket were elected. The
Town Clerk, Treasurer and Collector are
Democrats.
The New York Times laments that
at his time there is but one new vessel on
the stocks in the ship-yards OF that city.
Six years ago. during September, no less
than thirty-twO ships were building in
the New York and BROOKLYN yards, each
upwards of one thousand tons burden.
Accounts, to the 9Th inst, from
various points in New England. New
York, Pennsylvania, Delaware and Mary
land, all give details of damages 10 rail
roads and places on river banks from the
Hood. Very few fatalities are recorded.
but a great quantity Of property has been
carried of.
Capt. Barnes, avery respectable and
reputable citizen Of Mount Pleasant, Maui
~ county, on Saturday last, i~nselfdefense
against the attacks of u mar named June,
shot and shattered that persons left arm;
and unfortunately killed one negro man,
and wounded another in the effort to pun
ish June.
\ telegram dated October 1st., frOm
Helena, Montana Territory, Saws a party
has just arrived at Fort Benton from the
British mines, and report having found
the remains Of three emigrant wagons
that were destroyed by the Blackfeet In
dams, and together with them were the
skeletons of several woman audi children.
Hons. INV. c. Watson and Amos
r. Johnston are ~canvasSing North Mis-
sissippi for the Dent ticket, and Col. 1. NJ.
Partridge, the well known old-line Wing
editor OF Nicksburg, Is preparing a list of
appointments. One thing at least is sure,
with these veter4n Wbigs against him,
AlcOm canno claim a monopoly Of the
eX-Whigs Of Mississippi.
\ dispatch from Nicksburg Of the
4th inst. says that Il bunch Of eight KEYS.
OF different sizes, with the peculiar screw |
pipe used to fasten manscles, Was vester- !
day found IN a ditch a few hundred Yards
back OF the camp. They were slightly
rusty from recent exposure. judge ~ m.
Iergsr, one Of the counsel in tire Yergert
case, and uncle TO the prisoner, has len
for Washington, To assist in the presenta-
tion Of the case before the supreme Court.
The charges which have been pre-
ferred against Mr.. John Logan. United
States Marshal in the Southern District of
Illinois, are said 70 he for presenting
fraudulent accounts. The charges are
made by the Deputy Marshal, who saws
he knows the O TO be false and
fraudulent because he prepared them him-t
self. Nevertheless, the Washington cor
respondent of an Administration paDer
says: /" Il is not believed that any further
action will be taken in the matter 1t is
10 be understood, then, that the act Of
getting money nom the public treasury
upon fraudulent accounts is not such a
fragrant breach of public trust a. viii
warrant the superior authorities in taking
action against o~fhee-holders.
AT the semi-weekly Cabinet meet.
ing Of Saturday last the question OF max
ing further removals OF supporters of
the Conservative tieketin Texas and Mis-
sisslppi was discussed favOrably. bat
nothing was dene. There we're n6 Dis
patches considered on Cuban affairs
though It was stated that the escape OF the
cuban privateer, the Hornet. had been
officially confirmed. The financial situa-
llon was talked over, and Mr.. Boutwell,
stated that he had received numerons aD-ll
AAAAA ~ NNNN kHNEA Z
last Fridays panic To do something 10 ser
Tie the money market, so that Legitimate
business could be transacted, but thar he
had resolved 10 make no change in his
policy a. laid down for October.
The New York Herald contains
this p~aragraph, which we know viii H.
re I'd With pleasure by our Jewish READERS.
ms eXtraordlnary creation of art, stand
ing on tlfth emu corner of FOrtv-fhird
street, combining with a rare and. il mighf
De SAID an Unconscious harmony six dif-
ferent orders Of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Byzantine, Moresque, Arabesque, Gothic
Rnd NorfhHn-has Al length reached. aterl
great expenditure OF money, taste and
skill, its eliminating effect in The dazzliDg
splendor Of ats interior decoration. Fhe
gorgeous frescoes IN mosaic are fnisha1
the ark Of the covenant stands perfect IN
a blaze ~OfgOlden glory above IL. the tablet ,
Of the laws lies open. and ON its azure
neld the precepts laundering from the {
Mount are ali inscribed in bold and olif- Z
tering characters. The interior of the :
temple is rich beyond comparison. No !
church among Us can equal its /
ahtnent extravaganza of description. Al ,
the primary and secondary shades Of color
have been blended throughout les ample z
area of frescOed walls with ~unrivalied :
and beauty, and its magnificent or =
gan, with its great pipes reaching TO the q
ROOF will to-day roll forth The grand old {
music OF Israel, thrilling The .HebrewI /,
heart with the self same melodies that ,
stirred the spiritual ferYor ofthe worship i
pers In SolOmon's temple. 1
George Francis Train delivered a Z
CHARACTERISTIC lecture in Cincinnati 4 few =
nights since. The reporter OF the Gin Z
COAaMeTcidt saws. Some Of bis - N
last night We're A. startIin. q
)~ewiiderlng as they were originaI /
Example, the California bubble Was IurSf- 4
"a and ne had pricked It; not a foot -
cal estate has been sold in that 60 I
ne exposed the swindle. He ,,sver D
@s'e1- h99o5 or used tobacco; the conn. ;
~ was ruled 10y lawyers, doctors. saer-v- $
men and politicians; the finances Il
ountry were in the hands of Tn0isnS =
.ondon, Kew York and San E1rsIcs u
7sre the threegreat English c;fiss. ~ ~ il
poksn tive hundred and ninsty-twe f