Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-26
MEMPHIS APPEAL
SATURDAY MORNING, E: IUNE %, 1859.
THE NEHN.

Rosecrans is spoken Of a. a candi-
date for Governor of Ohio. Taking
-Cbi,kamauga as a sample, we should say
Rosy would Il we'll
In Boston they complain mat there
were no pretty ONE al the jubilee. DO
they care for beauty, o 70 Are they not
not aware that feminine beauty does not
coincide with masculine qualities
a Georgia editor who has been up
in Northern Georgia reports the wheat
crops to be fine and the villages pretty
much deserted. as the farmers are "knuck
ling TO the harvest. That's the right
SORT Of knuckling for the South
Since Grant and A. L. Stewart hau
conference in New York the other day,
Boutwell, has given orders 10 decrease the
sales of Government gold. Well, we had
rather trust the New York seller of tape
b the Massachusetts, p~ettitogger and
politician.
There Is yellow fever on the school
shin Saratoga, now at quarantine near
New York. The Herald asks: Is lt not
a stupidity of administration that keeps a
schoOlship in fever ports in the fever sea
sons? or is il part of u broad system OF
naval instruction TO teach salon now 20
die with yellow fever?
Senator Scott, of Pennsylvania, con-
cedes thai the Democrats viii carry the
next election in that State. Nothing but
the special interpOsitiOn of the Lord can,
in the opinion OF Scott, save the RAIDS.
Scott, YOU will have to ask for help from
the other quarter, since we are told
Devil always takes care of his own.
Parson BrOwnlOw declares that
there are enough babies named after
burnside in Tennessee TO drive Sprague
- e a. C#u#D HhaH1l hn Lnnnn down
here abusing the General; and Sprague
reioins that so many Of the population
bearing Burnside's name is a stronger re-
buke on his conduct in Tennessee than
anything he could say.
A Western paper calls the Radical
prOtectiOuisJ charge that David A. W els
Is bribed to give official reports force
against protection is only q continuation
OF the old tactics. When the Radical can
not answer the facts for free trade he
takes the broad and easy resort of defa-
nation. This charge hits and hurts, and
the Radical declines to continue the con-
troyersy.
The New Yorker SchuetZenfest, the
New York Herald of Tuesday says-al-
WAYS one eagerly looked forward 10 as q
period Of enjoyment by the German pop
ulation Of New York-has again come
round. Yesterday the corps turned out
IN more DfllllduL array anu la - 80
bers han ever, and mauguraJed lhelr
twelfth annual Scbuetzenfest AT their
time-honored resOrt@JOnes' Wood.
The Washington papers say that on
Monday last Judge Fisher, presiding IN
the Criminal Court, ordered the Marshal
to summon a number of colOred citizens
TO fill vacancies in the grand and petit
iuries. one term of which was commenced
this morning. 4 list Of nine was prepared
accordingly, and those Selected7were sum
moned this afternoon. Before tie close OF
the week this new element VIII be repre-
scented amongthe white jurors.
The steamship Great Eastern left the
port Of Brest, France. engagedin the high
w important work Of LAYING the French
transatlantic Submarine Gable. She IS
bound FOR st. Pierre, MiquelOn, a French
possession lying OIL Nova Scotia. Should
The " paving ont" be successfully com
pleted-as no doubt it viii, utilizing the
experiences of the past-bOth ends of the
wire viii be on French territory, and con-
nections can be made Afterwards to suit.
The promise is hopeful so far. The more
cables the better.
1t appears thatthe redOubtable Gen.
Dent Is something more than a mere
doorkeeper and card receiver at the
White House. Not a few appointments
in the various Executive departments
have been pro9ared through his all-pow-
erful aid. Neis~ few Of the heads ofde-
partmentS and bureau officers have had
the courage to disregard the endorsement
- recommended 10y Brevet Brighten.
Dent " on the back Of an applicants pa
pers. II would not do TO go hack on the
Presidents brOther-in-laW, his official
keeper and head ofthc dOOrkeepers at the
Executive mansion
The I~aDeri0liSt, in "a late number,
denounces the Tammany Democracy Of
New York in this vigorous style: w
execrate Tammany, and everything per
tanning to its dogmas with a Flgor md IN
tensitV with which we are not capable OF
execrating anything else. We consider
Tammanv to be the incarnate and most
vital representative Of all that is or can
be utterly vile and loathsOme in any po-
ltical system. No other institution ever
so audaciously essayed 10 degrade the
science Of gOYernmenJ-nOne other ever
achieved so perfect and infamous a sue
cess. Between Tammany and us there Is
a difference as radical and i~rreeOncilablt
as that between God and evil" This
equals BrOwnlow's hatred of Democracy
and is quite as wickedly put.
The Charleston Is. c. Courier Of the
18th inst. SAYS the interest due on III,
bonds and registered stock of the State o
South Carolina since July /, 1867, viii be
paid on and after July 1, 1863. In this
connection it may be as well also TO men
tion that from information received from
the Treasury Department we learn thai
the taxes are coming in freely. NeWberry
was the first county TO make payment
into the treasury. Most of the counties
have commenced their collections, and in
a few the auditors are not vet prepared t.
furnish the t~reasurers with books, bui
viii soon be ready. The taxpayers are
anxious and amply able to make pay
ment. We are glad to learn this; il is Z
sign Of prosperity.
On the 18th inst. Secretary Fish adj
dressed an official letter to the British
Minister, informing him Of the action Of
the House Of Representatives, at the last
session. recommending h renewal OF
negotiations for the arrangement of tradt
with canada, and inviting Mr.. T~horntonis
cooperation with a view to the negotiS.
ton of a convention covering the inter.
change Of products, free navigation Of the
st. Lawrence, freedom Of tine gulf and il
shore fisheries, and such other matters "a
NAV be embraced in the general subiec.
OF trade relations between the United
States and Canada. The British Govern.
ment has given the Canadian Authorities
the practical control of these subjects, 81
far as they are concerned, and il is ex
pected that Canadian Commissioners vii
arrive at Washington immediately 20 con
fer with and assist the British Minister il
the consideration Of the proposed conven
o. ton.
The New York Herald, of tuesday
saws. "Thetrouble and excitement amons
the printers in Washington, cOncerninl