Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-13
THE NEWS.


Brazil anticipates a heavy coffee crop
this year.
The moaning Of the tied-a husbands
grumbling.
Butter ranks very high, both in taste
and price.
Monogram buttons are the latest follies
of the fashions.
English's majority for Governor in Con-
necticut is 84.
A convent is soon TO be established In
Montgomery, Alsrlm
Timber rafting a. become an active
pursuit on the Ogeecbee.
Friar's Point, Miss, is erecting a large
number of new buildings
"Florjda peas and california salmon"
are Philadelphia
The Ohio Legislature is going on an
excursion to Washington.
An extensive pottery has been estab-
liShed near Little Rock, Ark.
It is asserted that the Pope will infalli-
bly, die before this year is out.
Massachusetts peddlers are not to be al
lowed to deal in indigo or jewelry.
This weather should have an excellent
effect on morose temperaments.
The remains of Hon. Arson Burlin-
game left Hamburg on Wednesday.
During the month of March 6T3 emi-
grants arrived at Galveston, Texas.
Cbassepot. the gun inventor, has been
made an officer of the Legion of Honor.
Charlotte Cushman is coming to Amer
lea this summer to spend the rest of her
days.
Boyd Mercer left $1,000 by bequest to
the Presbyterian University Of Wooster,
Ohio.
The free letter delivery system goes
into operation in New Orleans on the LIST
Of May.
Captain C. F. Hall claims TO have made
1.-TWO successful voyages to the Arctic re-
gions."
Bishop Simpson thinks t-better to eat
carly and di-late, than to eat late and die
early.
There will be a grand sunday school
Convention in Springfield, Ohio, next
month.
philadelphia has run out of high male
voices for church choirs, and itdore-quire
tenor more.
The right hand of Dumas has become
paralyzed-a punishment, he says, for his
literary sins.
A Virginia editor, sojOurning in Flori-
da, has sent a friend in Richmond a brace
OF slliSatOrs.
DIR. Pusev doesn't want a revision Ofthe
bible. He wants everybody to see it
with his vision.
The Southern Express Company has
opened offices at Union Springs, Ala.,and
Pensacola, Fla
Brigham Young is said to be the third
depositor, in point of amount, IN the
Bank Of England.
A New York paper declares that the
-ls~--a 81 IL RFuafnV.ars ILa4a-arafuT NuanfE
TO 20 to Congress.
Tuscaloosa, Ala, is to nave an ice fac
tory, gas works, water works and several
factories Immediately.
The Siamese twins nave not spoken to
each other for over a month, owing TO a
difficulty about receipts.
Agassiz Is threatened with softening of
the brain. and all intellectual labor is for
hidden by the physicians.
Mr.. and Mrs. Schamel, residing near
Enterprise, Mo, report a baby weighing
sixteen pounds and half
The wheat and rye crops throughout
MARYLAND and the adjoining country are
said 10 be in excellent condition.
The editor of the Chicago Post denies
having any intention of purchasing the
New York Herald for S2,OO0,0O0.
A Pennsylvania white girl who married
a negro a few months ago now wants a
divorce, darkies are getting so common.
The DAY, OF Philadelphia, says: "The
Cincinnati Enquirer has been sold To a
ompany Of business men for SS5O,OOO.'
Colonel John W. Howard, of Bullock
county, Ala, has invented an apparatus
bv which a gin can be made TO feed it.
self.
The Hartford Times declares that the
New York Independent is the most in
uhaaH -. this aurnu- D
try.
The French kitchen cabinet might stand
Grevy under some circumstances, but
they want none of his sauce in their pres
ent broiL.
The PENNSYLVANIA papers, without re-
gard 70 politics, hank God for the adj
iournment Of the Radical Legislature Of
that State.
Recently a large consignment of spurI-
Gus teas was rejected in England, snd il
is believed the cargo was reshipped to the
United States.
Cincinnati is exceedingly proud Of a
mulatto with red wool. As be is a bar
Der, however, the phenomenon may not
De hair-reditary.
NJ. Emile Olivier, Premier of France,
has been elected to the vacant chair of
Lamartine in the Academy Of France. A
well merited honor.
Blacque Bey, the Turkish Minister at
washington, is, his wife, a ROman
Catholic, and neither of them are of
Turkish parentage.
The Waterford Mail (newspaper) an
nounces the passage of the Irish force bill
and appears In mourning for the death Of
liberty of the press.
Texas papers are teeming with accounts
Of homicides all over the State. In n
instance a woman murdered her husband
and bEned up his body.
The RfUOlutiOn is angry with the Epis-
copal marriage service for "clinging TO
the word obey " as applied 10 the female
party Of thesecond part.
Adam Ehrenhardt, an old soldier Of Ma
poleon's army, died suddenly at Port
Gibson, Miss, on Monday. He was up
ward Of eighty years OF age.
u w. B-warei an lows clergyman, has
beeu deposed from his church for permit
ling his wife TO use his name TO advance
the sale of sewing-machines.
A-ntiouarians are profoundly interested
;n me discovery ola great Roman amphi-
1beater In the excavations now going on
an Mount G~enevieve, in Paris.
Mr. Cbas. II. Sweetzer, formerly Of the
Pound Table and Evening MAJ, is 70 start
. new weekly paper in Minnesota, TO be
called the Minneapolis Mirror.
Mrs. b. Stowe Is going 10 DestoW more
a. old town talk" on the Atlantic. It is
mot foreshadowed who is ext 20 be made
The beast o. burden for her tale.
A man named Walker was found dead
near Yazoo, Miss, on Monday last. he
mad evidently been murdered with a club.
About forty dollars was found on his per-
son.
The late Judge b. II. Warren, OF Au-
0usta, Ga, left an estate valued at $685.
0OO. Among the legacies was one Of
5000 to the Presbyterian church of Au-
gnsta.
Nearly 40, 700 volumes of miscellaneous
1porks. sent TO the Patent once under the
provisions Of the copyright law, are now
Stored in the vaults of The Patent Once
building.
n CITY Council of Augusta, Ga, has
-sfnsed 10 allow the Port Royal Railroad
70 come into the city and locate its line
sSong Walker street TO the Georgia rail-
road depot.
Mr. Tbews, of Savannah, Ga, Is build
s,1 q beautiful steam engine, weighing
about TWO hundred and hny pounds, and :