Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-05
The NEHS.

EX-GOv. Orr is said to be quietly at
work "Senterizing n Walkerizing +"
South Carolina.
Madame Olympic AudOuard will
lecture in Germany this fall on her adj
ventures in the United States.
The favOrite mistress of Sultan
Abdul Mediid, a French goveTness, lives
now in great style at Baden-Baden.
The Hebrews are building a mag
niicent synagogue at the corner of Broad
and Mount Vernon streets, Philadelphia,
with walls as massive As those Of a fort
ress.
Miss Mildly Morgan, an Irish lady
just at life's zenith, say thirty, a good
Judge of stock, and a friend Of Charlotte
Cushman's, is the cattle reporter for the
New York Times.
Isaac V. Fowler, the defaulting
Postmaster Of New York, under Pierce's
Administration, and afterwards retained
in Office by President Buchanan, died in
Chicago on Wednesday last.
Gen. Runkle has just returned from
the East with about two hundred Radical
school-marms for the negro schools in
Kentucky. They were inspected by Bout
wells inquisitorial clerk previous TO their
departure.
Havana papers express a wish that
Sickles a." might occupy some post better
adapted to his abilities than the present
one;' which Is the most delicate euphem-
ism for Estate Prison" that we ever re-
member hearing.
Upward of three million francs We're
paid out by the French Government dur
ing the first six months of the year for
sustaining its semi-Oficial rgans The
Paris Pays, which has hardly any circu-
lation, received the largest share Of it.
The following cOnundrum is now
current: II the government saves five
millions in a month when Grant and his
Cabinet are junketing at watering places,
how long would il take to pay the ma
tiOnal debt ifthey never went near Wash
ington at all.
The Atlanta (Ga.) HateUigeRcer COM
plains that $500 and $1,000 bills are being
sent there for the purchase of cotton, and
it fears 10 is a northern trick, resorted 10
for the purpose of e~ndeayOring TO break
down the cotton market.
1t is said that Carlotta Patti made
one million two hundred thousand dol
lars during her European tour, and
brought il W with her. As she is beau
tiful, and sings like an angel, she will al
ways be respected, even if she is rich.
1t is telegraphed all the way from
san Francisco that Mr.. Frederick T. Low,
the newly appointed United States Minis
ter to China, ''entertains a liberal opinion
on the subject Of our relations with
China, but not a word as TO his opinion
on the subject of Grants relations, which
latter is just now Of prime Importance.
A photographer of Simla, in Hin
dostan, has discovered a large vein of
merschaum, said TO be superior to that
in ordinary use for pipes. Il does not fuse
when exposed TO heat, but increases in
hardness. Specimens nave been sent TO
Calcutta and to England to be tested.
Madame Miramon visited the Prin-
cess Salm-Salm the other dav at Potsdam. /
The Princess received her distinguished
guest at the door OF her residence and
burst into tears when she saw her alight-
ing from her carriage in the deepest
mourning.
And nov the plan comes to light
that if Gov. Senter had been simple
enough TO have assembled the Tennessee
Legislature for the ratification of the IF
teenth amendment, the opportunity
would have been seized for preferring
charges against him, and raising his Sa-
tanic Majesty generally. Good sense
saved the state.
We learn that the net profits to the
management OF Mr.. JeffersOn's recent en- /
gagement of seven weeks at Booths thea
ter amounted to $4,000, after paving ac-
tors, advertising, and all incidental ex-
penses. Mr.. Jefferson was paid al the |
rate of 500 a night, and one-half the
gross receipts of matinces. His earnings
for the seven weeks amounted to 81, OOl.
Bismarck is said to be utterly op-
posed to restoring to the ex-King of Han
over and the ex-Elector of Hesse-Cas-
sci any Of the property that was taken
from them in consequence of their rebel /
liOus i~ntrigues. The King Of Prussia.
however, is ready to grant all that the de-
thrOned Princes ask in this respect, pro-
vided they will first 60 down On their
knees before him.
The Mobile Register asks, I'm a recent
number, il the Louisville gathering will
be a Southern convention, and nswer for 1
two reasons, no; First, the F0refgq Gov
ernOrs OF the Southern States have, for
the most part, appointed as delegates. car
DetbdQOerS and ScdtI2CngS, neither of whom i
have anything Southern about them; and
next, delegates ave been invited from
many, If nOt all, OF the Northern States.
If Sumner and Butler, and Phillips. and
" sieh like" get in there, and can control
the Northern majOnity, il is quite certain
tina the South Will take nothing from its
deliberations.
Judge Clifford, of the United States
Supreme Court, has arrived in Washing
ton. He has been almost constantly on
circuit duty since the adjournment Of the
term OF the United States Supreme Court
~ banc last spring, and he left Providence,
r. l.. for Washington without being able
70 re5pair to his home in PORTLAND Me-
He states that the coming term ~ b0ac
will extend into the spring months. We
state these facts to show how extremely
and persistently laborious are the duties
said Judges, and what a mountain OF
labor towers up before them in the ensu-
ing months.
To the manifestations of Count
M~ontalembeFt, Father Hyaeinthe, PROBES
sor Dollinger, the Munich faculty, and
of the Austrian laity against the
doctrines OF the Roman
must be added the deprecatory
letter of the Bohemian Bishops. They
distinctly declare their Judgment that
Rome should not define The AVAILABILITY
Of the Pope, a doctrine which can only J