Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-22
NEW YORK.

| Telegraph Mutiny-- -Pard0ns- Seizure -
Revolutions Cuban Expedition Ship.
ment of Arms -lneOme TaS-Feniar
/ Prisoners
NEW YORK, July 2l.-The state
ment that Secretary Fish had given
authority to land the French cable at
Dauxburg, Mass, is not correct. The
Secretary does not consider that he
has the power to give such authority,
as il belongs exclusively to Congress,
The Secretary simply expressed his
opinion that with the concessions
which the Cable Company propose to
make to New York, Congress will
probably not make any objections.
The mutinv at the Sing Sing prison
has been effectually quelled, and about
three hundred prisoners, vino had
been placedin close confinement, have
heen released and returned to work,
The leaders intended the revolt to be
universal, having for its object, a gem
eral cleaning out of the prison, no
matter at what sacrifice of life.
The New Jersey Court of Pardon, at
its recent session, pardOned forty con-
NAATs AODl vi W AlbAAA art -
The Others ere highwaymen, Burglars
and criminals Of other grades, who
were serving out sentences of from
two to twenty years Imprisonment.
The tobacco factory at Isl FULTON
street, RrQOklyH, belonging Ia Salen-
tine kOon, was seized yesterday for
violation Of the revenue laws. One
hundred and twenty-five thousand
cigars, two thousand pounds of leaf
,05a6c6 and a large quantity Of smok-
ing tobacco was turned over t. the
custody If siarsiial Dalton,
Capt. Lawrence, Of the brig Jennie,
which arrived at this port last night
from Porto Cabell0, reports that a rev
OlutiOn has broken out in MaTTil3ihu.
Gen. RelaPFe has declared war against
the Government, and the port Of Mar
ricaibO is bl0ckAded.
Maj. Melrose, of Chicago, az officer
Of the iate Cuban expedition, reports
that Col. Ryan and Lfeut.-Col. Currier
left Gardner's Island on Sunday in 4
yacht for Cuba
1t Is stated that large vessel re-
Gently left Baltimore with 24,000
stands of arms and 1000 rounds of
ammunition for Cuba. She got off
without any trouble, protesting to be
loaded with hay, and reached her des-
tinatiOn successfully. 1t is under
stood that another vessel is likely TO
sail soon from the same port, SINH
larly freighted.
A Washington dispatch says; In
formation at the llaeInal Reyelue
Bureau from New York, to-day, is
of an encouraging character, 50 far as
the collection of income tax is con-
ceTned, ItappBars that assessors ana
collectors find the business 0f the year
in this respect, which they supposed
had been finished, active as ever,
Of gentlemen who now find
that they have taxable incomes and
who are desirOus to pay income tax,
being counted by thousands.
1t has been reported that the Fenian
ilalpine, now imprisoned in England,
will soon be released. Government
has not received any late adviees re-
gdrding his case, but Secretary Fish
Minister Motley to renew
his efforts for his release, which
We're ahanduncd when ReYcTdy john
son was relieved.
K0epaaEsehaap
NEW SoRK, Judy 2i.-At an in
tclNicW to-day with the report
er of the Times, az the Fifth Ave
nue. Hotel, KOopmanschaap, the inn
porter of Chinese coolies, stated that
it was his intention To import ten
thousand of these men during the
gaming year and hire them on at
from eight TO twelve dollars per
month and their keeping