Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-12
Tsleuraphlc intelligence.

PrrTsBURG, November l0.-Thetw,
Schools of the Presbyterian Churci
met here today, and the report OF tn.
Joint Committee on Reunion ia eX
ected tomorrow.
CINCINNATI, November I0.-Ton
Asbury, a Dayton cJlOred bully, wa
cut-prObably atally-at Troy, Mann
county, by colored men, Ia n Iov
which he provoked.
CONCORD, November 10.-The Me-
rimae bar yesterday passed resolu
lions deploring the loss Of FFankliI
Pierce. Judge Sargent eulogized thu
late ex-President, and ordered thI
resolutions placed on record.
CHICAGO, November 10.-The lates
returns, nearly all official, show this
The Senate of Wisconsin will stand II
Republicans, "a Democrats, and 3 In
dependents, , Of the latter being Dem
ocrats. The House will stand. So Re
~pnblicans, 80 Democrats, and Z indie.
pendents.
EVANSVILLE, IND, November 10
This city to-day gave a majority o
S63 votes In favor of subscribing So.
O00, 600 to the Evansville and Padu.
cab Railroad. This, with the sub.
scription of $4,000 voted by the
county last August, makes the con.
struction of the railroad into Southern
Illinois a certainty. The route is now
being surveyed.
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 10.-The fu.
neral Of Admiral Stewart was an inn
posing display. The streets were
crowded with spectators, and the pro,
ecssiOn was about a mile long, and in
eluded the First Division of Pennsyl
vania militia. At OmoIdsOn Gene
terry the funeral service was read by
Rev. DIR. Tago, Rector of Christ's
Church EpiscOpal). During the af
ternoon business was almost entirely
suspended.
LONDON, November 10.-There is
/ still considerable excitement in Ire
land on the question of the imprisOn-
ed Feaians. Dispatches from Dublin
to-day stale that last evening, during
meeting OF the Dublin Amnesty AssO-
citation and the Amnesty Committee,
A number Of men went into the rooms
of the latter and mashed the lamps,
destroyed the furniture, purloined the
records, and committed other out
RACES.
The Central Fenian Amnesty Com
mittee ask all Irishmen to abstain
from the use of tobacco until the Fe-
MAN prisoners are released. Their
object in making this demand is to re
duce the revenue of the Government,
and at the same time provide means
for keeping up the amnesty agitation.
A correspondent of the Daily Nelcs
writing from SueZ, regrets that the
opening of the canal had not been de-
layed a few months. He fears that
the passage Of large ships will not he
free from risk, and he states that the
granite pillars of the viaduct are bad
~ cracked, but thinks the injuries are
not sufficient To prevent traffic.
A further advance in the rate of dis
count of the Bank of England is prob
able.
The time of the charter of the Bank
Of British North America has been
extended to June, 1881.
PARIS, November l0.-The city is
entirely tranquil. There were several
electoral meetings yesterday, and last
evening a demonstration was made in
favor of Henri ROchefOrt, but there
vas no disturbance.
NJ. Mamne, the Minister of Finance,
advises the introduction of twenty
FIVE franc pieces in the metallic cur
TeHcy of the country.
MADRID, November 10.-It is ru-
mOred that a letter has been received
by the Government from Gen. Dulce,
exposing the intrigues Of high person
ages with the Duke of MOntpensier.
The letter also warns the Government
that the UniOnists will appeal to arms
il the Dake is not accepted as a candi-
date for the throne.
Reports have been received from
Lisbon that the MOderators who fled
to that city from Spain, are purchas-
ing arms and making other prepare
tons for u rising in Spain in their in
terests.
Up TO the present moment 80 dele
gates to the COrtes have personally
pledged themselves to vote for the
Duke OF Genoa for King, and in adj
twenty-tOur now absent have
agreed in writing to support his claim.
The Spanish merchants haua vOlun-
teered to send lO,Uj0 troops to Caba in
December.