Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-01
THE NEWS.


Dickens new novel is entitled THE
Mystery Of Edwin brood"
There is a report abroad that counter
feits on the new one dollar greenbacks
are in circulation. None Of them have
yet reached the Treasury Department.
General Grant is reported to nave OBJ
served recently that there was a scarcity
of Presidential timber in the Republican
party. Which, properly interpreted,
means perpetualism in Office for him.
Carrowsy, the negro representative from
Mobile, was, a few days ago, in h Cir
cult Court Of Montgomery county (Ala.),
admitted TO practice as an attorney and
counsellor at law, Notwithstanding the
statute Of this State prohibits any other
than a white person applying for admis-
sion 10 the Bar.
The St. Louis JOurzGJOf Commerce says:
The railroad lines are after the steamers
full tilt. Tie steamers charge on 1our TO
New Orleans sL25, the barge line soc per
brl. The railroads charge on hOurto New
York S0c; 10 Boston SI.OO; to Providence
SI.OO; TO Richmond SI.4O; to Charleston,
5. c., SLIGO; and TO Savannah, Ca. SLIGO.
To-day the Secretary Of the Treasury
viii issue a list Of registered bonds, cave
ated during the month of February.
About four hundred bonds, fve-twenties
and ten-forties, from the value of fifty
dollars 10 ten thousand dollars, have been
caveated during the past month. This
plan viii hereafter be pursued, and thus,
10 a great extent, prevent forgeries, and
show what numbered bonds have been
converted.
In his testimony in the Mordaunt di-
vorce case 1t appears the Prince of Wales
has left the impression upon the public
mind Of England that his familiar associ-
ations with different classes Of people,
which have been construed as democrat
king and vicious, have been only thought
less imprudences, liable TO misconstruc-
ton, and that as he grows older he viii
doubles be more and more guided by the
exemplary life Of his worthy father and
the teachings Of his worthy mother.
II IS said that several Pennsylvania rail
road corporations which nave been noti-
ned that they must pay the interest on
their bonds in coin, under the late deci-
Eion.oft the Supreme Court, have declined to
do so, and are now working to get Messrs.
Strong and Bradley confirmed in order to
have the decision reversed. The mere
fact Of their hoping to do this shows to
what despotic powers ~monopolies and
close corporations may aspire in this free
republic.
Planters are about to "pitch their
crops" and the Augusta ChoroHieEe and
Sentinel urges on those in Georgia the
propriety-nay, necessity Of planting an
ample breadth IN corn. This advice will
apply equally TO Middle and West Ten
nessee. The present and prospective price
OF corn should admOnish planters that
however large a crop Of cotton they NAV
make, their net profits will be small if
they ave to purchase any considerable
portion OF their corn.
Several parsons connected with the
murder OF Isaac Greenwald, and the
nurderous assault on Foster and John
son, have been arrested in Havana. The
Governor is morally certain that he has
in custody the principal in this affair, and
as O as the two young men mentioned
are sufficiently recovered they will be
taken TO the cabanas for the purpose Of
identifying him. Six Of those connected
with the Matanzas outbreak, following
the death Of Castsnon, are also 10 the
bahamas.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Cincinnati O0mmereiaI says that the ne
gro Reyels, Immediately after he was
sworn in, was conducted tos seat that had
been prepared for him, directly behind
Mr.. Brownlow, Of Tennessee. Every Re
publican Senator went to him and shook
his hand, and when the Senate adjourned.
soon after, numbers ofthe spectators from
the galleries e.. ded in on the floor. and
for nearly fifteen minutes Revels was
kept busy in acknowledging the congrat-
ulations offered him.
At a recent meeting Of the Working
mems Union Of New York, it was an
nounced that the employing ~bricklayers,
owing to dull times, were endesvoring to
ildkt a AutAnGA AtAuItlDn VI Wages 20
Is 50 a day. The plssterers, iron mould
ers and gilders Of New York, and the
bricklayers of Jersey City are on a strike.
The last named are en~deavoring to pre-
vent hands coming over from New York
eitv to take the vacant situations. The
matters Of Orange, n. J., numbering over
1--we hundred, are on a strike, with the
view. 1t is said, to compel the ~disorganiza-
ion Of the ~empioyers' union.
Thursday last was the anniversary Of
he proclamation Of the French Republic
IS4s. The Partisan radicals celebrated
he occasion by banquets. 1t Will be re-
numbered that the revolution Of ls48 was
,recipitated by the suppression Of the re-
banquet by n. Guizot. The states
nan who now represents the constitu-
ional empire is far wiser han was the
n~inistsr of Louis Philippe. NJ. Olivier
nakes no attempt to interfere With the
,sn.bliean banquets. The radicals meet
Link destruction TO the empire, but
- onIv result of their political banquet
: he inevitable next days headache
.h,eb they secure for themselves /.
Tba only thing for which the Woriols
Ex-a-an- NJ fha 0Har- d