Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-20
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S. P. and A. Telegraph Company.
BY TELEGRAPH AND MAIL.

Cardinal Gonelli died in Rome, at mid
night of the 18th.
Revels is reading Summers lecture Ia
the Pennsylvania Dutch.
The wife of boot and shoemaker cow
hided planter in Nashville on Monday
last.
Hugo Wilderfing, a matchmaker, fell
dead in Cincinnati on Monday. Cause
whisky.
The Methodist Conference OF Central
New York voted for lay representation,
by l4l to 81.
The Partisan papers went into mourn
ing yesterday, on account of the death OF
the Duchess de Rerry.
Advices from the Susquehsnnah region
state the river was very high last might.
but was falling rapidly.
The cornerstone of the new Masonic
temple to be erected in New York city
will be laid on the Sth Of June.
A Paris dispatch Of the 18th SAYS the
death Of Duchess DeBerrv is announced
AS having occurred yesterday.
BY the collision of two cattle trains at
Quincy, Ill, on the 18th, cattle dealer
was literally mashed to death.
The MerFtmac river is higher than it
has been in fOrty-five years. Several
bEdges have been swept away, and travel
greatly impeded.
The storm produced freshst in Phila-
deiphis yesterday which did considerable
damage, but the water is now falling.
Danger considered over.
The New York World says: The Dem
ocrats in Delaware have resolved to have
nothing to dc W1th the negro vote, but to
appeal exclusively TO the white men of
Inc State for support"
Gen. Fremont has been rendered posi-
ton Of high rank in the army Of the
Paeha o., Egypt. He should take it. He
has proven his unftness for everything
but tinsel, show and high living.
The Washington correspondent of the
New York Herald ssYs il is rumOred that
Mr.. Bancroft desires 10 CONS home from
Berlin, and that Mr.. Grinneil is likely 10
be offered the mission 10 Prussia.
dispatch from Dublin, Ireland, yes
terday, says G large lot Of powder was
seized by the authorities at the little vii
lage Of COnnell, on the Lify, supposed
To have been collected by the Fenians.
The House Committee on Pacific Rail-
roads heard arguments by General
Hunter, of Indiana, and Senator Flana-
agan, OF Texas, in favor OF incorporating
ths Trans-C Continental Railroad. No ae-
siou WIS taken, but it will be voted upon
Friday.
A Confederate medical officer has esti- /
DAhAEA Luhl me N4Dlt NUMBER OF EeDcls
killed during the war was 53 773, and, in [
Guiding those who died by disease, the |
number lost was 1000 he says the /
whole available force Of the COntederates 4
was 600 900.
Congress, it is proposed, should turn it's /
attention to the reconstruction OF Utah. I
If Albert Sidney Johnston had not been /
interfered with, he would have hung old /
Brigham nfteen years ago, and have /
given that splendid territory to civiliza- !
lion and decency.
Rev. Theron Baldwin, D. D., died at his /
residence in Orange, New Jersey, on sun
day last kr. Baldwin has been senior
secretary of tho Western College AssOcia-
tion manv years, aud has devoted much |
Of his time to the promotion Of education
IN the Western States.
A dispatch from Lisbon, Portugal, yes
terdav SAYS a terrible hurricane visited
that city on Sunday last, doing immense
damage to the shipping in the harrison and
vicinity. Il is believed that a number Of
vessels living Immediately outside were
wrecked. End that large number OF lives
were lost.
The splendid house at the head OF st.
James street, London, once familiarly
known as "CrOcky's," is said TO have
,een secured as the home OF new pOlit-
fcai and social institution, TO be called the
Iibera, Club which has among its pat
rons and supporters such men as Lord I
Granville aud Mr.. Gladstone.
A dispatch fron1 Athens, Greece, yes
terday. saws Lord DuQG2ster, who was re-
Gently made a captive NJ bugands, with
other distinguished persons, IN t9e Ylcln-
ity Of Marathon, has been released on
parole, for the purpose OF arranging for
ransom of himself and companions.
Bishop Strossmever, who, in a recent
debate ia the Ecumenical Council, was
called a hereto for saying that There are
many sincere people among the Protes-
tants of France, England, America, DER
many and hrs own diocese, who err bona
Rde," promises to be one of the leaders Of
the liberal movement in the Romish
church.
The polvgamv bill Of Mr.. Cullom, of
Illinois, is not likely TO receive more Op-
position in the Senate than il met with in
the House, and the present indications |
are that it will soon become law. The
avOWed object of the bill is to eXUirpate !
polygamy in Utah. and if enforced the re-
suit viii be to destroy MOrmonism, root {
and branch.
General the Hon. Charles Grey, private
Ss7retEFy to the Queen of England, died
On the Ist sf April, at ST. James Palace, I
from the efisctg Of a paralytic attack. He
was sixtV-siN years old, and for many
wears had been enc OF the most intimate
OF the confidential friends Of the Queen,
and to his other offices added that Of s
90 Keeper Of Her Msjesty's Privy Purse"
General Grant says the Esbsls have de-
ceived him. This Is q convenient pretext
capable Of seeming TO cover and excuse :
multitude Of villainies There is not q
rebel in this lsnd to-day, not one. There
are numbers Of plundering traitors in
Congress, in the departments, in the state !
governments, on the bench aud scattered :
throughout every branch Of the public s.
service. :
The wreath presented TO Ole Bull, at his /
farewell concert in California, Was mag !
pihcent The leaves composing the
wreath are of gold, and each one is deco
rated with pearl, the whole number be-
ing thirty-siX. II also contains a repre-
seutatlOn Of the California coat of arms,
with the initials o. B. in a monogram,
the letters being formed with diamond
sparks.
the Columbia Herald gives the partic-
ulars Of the murder OF Robert Green, z
negro laborer on the Andrew J. Polk /
plantation, by another negro named Geo. '
Williams. Green Was jealous Of VIII y
lia5us' attentions TO his wife, and attacked I
hian about il; whereupon Williams shot g
him with guB, the ball striking him In :
the back of the head, killing him instant
". The Sheriff has some sharp detectives i
on the lookout for Williams, who 30 far c
has eluded his vigilance. z
Gen. Lee left Savannah on the 18th inst.
TO visit the graveOf his father, Gen. Henry
Lee. IS Light Horse Harry" At Dunge- J
ness. Gun, berland Island, on the coast Of c
lieorgia. wfgre he died and was buriedCin
March. ISIS, on his return from Nassau.
Dungeness Is now the property Of Mr.. !
Wm. Nightengale, q grandson Of Gen. '
O Greene, and whose guest Gen. Lee is at z
the present time. He il exPacted TO re-
turn 70 Savannah in a few days, and re-
main there until the time arrives fOE his
departure for Virginia.
4 dispatch from Wilkesbarre, Pa, yes a
terclsV, says that owing to the strike by .
the miners OF SchuylkiH region, coal has :
been shipped from this section TO points :
along Reading Railroad. Yesterday, the !,
miners at Piynouth refused to load Read =
inV caFs. and all c9lliers stopped work, L
and would not resume BRtl operators =
promised to load no more cars for the
Reading road. They will not do anything :
TO relieve the wSpts Of the Schuylkiis 4
operators or supply Jasaf customers with .
coal.