Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-27
SUNDAY APPEAL
SUNDAY MORNING, IUNE 27, 1863
The NEWS.
Flora Temple has a son.

Flora Temple has a son.
Owens is playing in Nevada.
Santa Anna is writing his life.
Ada Webb is not cOmingoutagains
Susan b. Anthonvism.
Mr.. George D. Prentice has almOs
abandoned writing altogether.
Ex-Governor Sharkey, of Missis
sippi, talks of removing to Washington.
Gen. Hamilton is making a vigOr
Gus canvass of Texas.
Train has gone to Oregon, where h,
viii hear no soundsavehi W splashing
SAKE intends to 90 to Californi.
with a lecture on French Folks a
Home.n
Hon. John c.. Breckenridge is to b,
the orator in the forthcoming Boone
Centennial.
Sumner has declined to lecture at
st. Louis on the future of the Mississippi.
Valley. Thank God.
Forney was at the Jubilee. That
accounts for Grants short stay.-B,lfdlC
Express RAD
Bismarck is credited with a trans
lation Of the Eneid, which is proclaimed
TO appear in the fall.
H. c. Manly, late a reporter to the
Louisiana Legislature, has become editor
Of the Jefferson JimpiecHfe.
Gen. Frank P. Blair, Jr., has gone
to California To organize a Pacific branch
Of Life Assurance Company.
The Des Arc Citizen says 1901 bales
of cotton have been received At hat point
the past season.
The city of Galveston continues
healthy for this season, without the slight
est Indications Of yellow fever.
Boutwell, intends having Chief
Justice Chase's recent decision that the
statute Of limitations ran against the Gov
eminent, appealed to.the Supreme Court.
Ex-President Johnson has been in
yited TO deliver the annual Grafton at the
next commencement Of Davidson College,
North Carolina.
The Texas Christian 4drocate has
been enlarged and is now equal in size to
any religious journal published in the
South.
Brigham Young forbids ballet and
the leg drama generally in the Salt Lake
Theatre, where MOrmOns of moderate
means, compound for admission by an Oc-
cssional offer Of a~xe-handles.
Plaster Of Paris Of the dnest quality
has been found in Atoscosa county. forty
miles from San Antonio. Stone coal in
abundance has also been found eight
miles from this bed Of gypsum.
The New York Methodist has re-
turns from $40 churches, which have cast
Z3,6l5 votes in favor, and S5l6 against lay
delegation; 367 churches gave affirmative,
and 100 churches negative majOrities.
Vice President Colfax was cordially
welcomed yesterday by both Houses ofthe
49, %
subsequently,, after receiving alarge num-
Der Of persons in the Governors room. left
for Providence.
A child was baptized i'm St. Johns
Church, New York, on Thursday, by Ma
sonic ceremonies, the child being the son
Of a Royal Arch Mason, and devoted to
Masonry. All the Masonic dignitaries in
the city were present.
Commodore Vanderbilt and a party
of New York Contra officials, arrived at
Detroit last night via the Michigan Cen
tral Railroad, having made the trip from
Chicago in six hours o. forty minutes,
running time.
Nathaniel J. Lord, Esq, a brother
If the Hon. Otis p. Lord, of the Massa-
chusetts Superior Court, and formerly an
eminent lawyer, died at his residence in
Salem on Friday, in the 9th year of his
age.
The death Of j. Mason Campbell
was announced in all the courts of Balti-
more, Nd, yesterday morning. He died
Monday evening". Mr.. Campbell had been
for thirty yearsa member OF the MARYLAND
bar, and was n of the most distinguished
lawyers Of the State.
The Griffin (Ga.) Star says: The
town people, as well as those in the coun-
try, have gone crazy ON the cotton gues-
ton. Everybody, that can, i'm this place
has a patch. Some have planted their
gardens, and rave not a vegetable on their
lots, and others have gone so far as to
yer plant their flower yards.
The Risk UeXas) Observer of the
18th says that on Friday week Mr.. Thos.
Melton, a peseeable, industrious citizen
Of Rusk county, living on the road be-
tween Knoxville, Cherokee county, and
Henderson. six miles from the former
place, was killed by a negro named Ben
Thompson.
Cuisines Of all kinds in Shreveport,
La, is now extremely duu-scarcely any
produce arriving, and prices of cotton
merely nominal. Red River above the
raft was IN good boating order as high up
as Rowland. The total receipts Of cotton
from September LIST ls6S, to June lst. 1863.
amounted to u, go bales.
Among the presents recently sent
from France to the Holy Father was a
miniature portrait, richly set with dia-
nonds. The picture represented the heads
of Monti and TOgnetti, the two reyolu-
florists who were executed at Rome sew
eral months ago by order Of Pins Ninth.
The London Star of Friday praises
the United States Government for its con-
sistancy in taking measures to prevent
the departure Of fllibustering parties for
Cuba. Itsays the sanction, by the Attor-
ney General, of the arrest Of the Cuban
lDsargent Junta in New York. is salts
factory.
The Archbishop of York, at a recent
meeting at Sheffield, reminded the clergy
Of the Church of England that they had
no business to mix themselves up with
me Disestablishment discussions, and
thdt whatever may be the issue Of this /
eohDsSt they have to deal only with the
everlasting Church Of Christ II wonId
nave pSsi' wen The clergy in his conn |
ny had kept themselves clear of politics
Another meeting OF Con adoro,a
~bondholders was held IN LaD5oa ~
Thursday evening last. The object o. ~
meeting was 70 protest against those parts
Senator Summers speech in which he |
spoke against the Alabama claims treaty.. |
and to petition the House of Commons
against granting any compensation for
claims Of the United States. unless |
adludleated by an impartial tribunal, on
principles ofequity and international law. /
A Paris correspondent of the New
York HoTJd says the recent disturbances
10 Paris were occssioned by the police.
The yard in which the printing Office of