Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-09
ADJUSTMENTS.

1EE CQNCERT-The concert for q
benefit OF Prof. Ssbaizsy last night, wa
not such a success In point OF numbers a.
DIS eminent abilities deserved, or thS
programme and the ladies were entitled
&c. For this, however, we presume the
weather Is to be blamed. It was cloudy
showerY, and OF s threatening char
seteT All day, sud ct night things looked
anything but Inviting out OF doors. Yei
a few bold, adventurous spirits, whC
love good music well rendered, were GU
SC the Greanlaw Hall, and no doubt re
turned to their homes feeling themseIve!
well repaid for their trouble. The pro.
! grRmma was q Of Sataizky's own sc.
lection, Tehearsed under his supervision
and, as the sequel showed, admirably
aud thoroughly 30. The voices Of his
pupils evidenced his training, and they,
a and all, acquitted themselves hand
s0meiy, supporting Mestsmes Heating
aud Keller, in the first scene from Mar.
tia, ia dne style. These ladies, SO well
known to our musical public, were in
good voice and sustained themselves
quite up 70 the character they have al
ways enjoyed as amateurs. Sabatzky
Wss qnite himself, and deserved what he
received of c0mmendation from his aud
iencs. He Is an artist of great merit,
and as q teacher of vocal music has nc
superior.
Jew MEMPHIS THEATER.-Miss Leo
Hudson commenced the second week OF
her engagement last night with the
Cataract OF the Gauges and Jenny Lind
to a very fair house. Tonight both plays
are repeated.
THE VARIETIES AND GAIETY were
both crowded, as usual. New bills on
both boards, and new STARS Some
thing fresh every night.
Aississippi valley Navigation Company
of the south and West.
NEW ORLEANS. January %, 1868.
At o meeting Of the stockholders of
this Company, Geld this evening in the
psrior Of the st. Charles Hotel, Col. John
A. Grow was called to the Chair, and
Ches. s Stewart appointed Secretary.
The chairman stated the object of the
meeting to be the election Of Directors.
On motion, It was ordered hat q Com
mittee OF three be- appointed to nominate
8 Board OF Directors. The chairman sp-
pointed on the Committee Capt. David
DeHaven, and Messrs. John P. Baker
and T. Duvsl, who, after due coDsulta-
ton submitted the names of the follow
ing gentlemen, viz Messrs. John A.
Grow, ThOa. A. Adams, Alfred MOultOn,
VIM. Creevy, David DeHsven, II.
Mlllspaugh, John P. Barker and II.
Noting, of New Orleans A. Baker and
John P. Davis, Of Louisville, KY; J. E.
Montgomery, H. S. Otis, DR.. J. R.
Watkins and DR.. J, W. Rogers, of
Memphis; John COBB and Gen. T.
T. Crittenden, of Madison, NInd.;
D. ". FloweFTee,o of Vicksburg, and Sam.
uel Patterson, Of Jacksonville, Ind,
who were duly elected TO serve as " Di-
rectors CT this company for the ensuing
year.
The following resolution, offered by
Capt. r. 5 Kirk, was unanimously
adopted, viz:
Resol9ed, That the Directors Of this
company be and are hereby authorized
to receive as subscriptions to the capital
stock Of the same, lands in lieu of
money Said lands to De appraised and
valued by 3 Finance Committee, com
posed OF three stockholders. no land to
be received az q greater valuation than
that placed on it 0y said committee.
The chairman appointed Gs the Finance
Committee, TO carry cut the objects Of
the above r%esolHtiOn, Messrs. Charles C..
OF Vieksburg, and Capt. r.
>. hlrE S1d JULIUS tuICa, OF New Or
leauF.
The Board OF Directors was, on mo-
don duly adopted, instructed TO call at
once for ten per cent. OF the subscriptions
10 the capital stock of the company.
The Secretary wss instructed to call q
meeting o. the Board Of Directors for
evening, January %, 1869, at Z
P. m, IN the parlOr Of st. Charles
Hotel for the purpose OF organization,
and he transaction Of other important
business.
On motion the meeting adjourned.
CHAS. =. STEWART, Secretary.
At a subsequent meeting Of the Board
II Directors the following officers were
viz Capt. d. DeHaven, \. o.,
President John a. Grow, n. o, Vice
President; Il 5. OILS, Memphis, Secre-
-ary John B. Davis, Louisville, KY,
Chief Ea2i1eer r. s. Kirk, Madison,
Ind, Superintendent.