Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-23
NEWS BY MAIL AND TELEGRAPH.

The Emperor of Brazil is expected at
Vienna soon.
The Oregon Legislature is discussing
Chinese immigration.
San Francisco sent $32T, 200 to New York
during the past week.
Eighteen deaths in New Orleans yestsr-
day from yellow fever.
The Nevada Republican State Conven-
ton assembled at Elko yesterday
The Indianapolis Home for FriendIess
Women, was destroyed by fire yesterday.
Farragut's obseauIes will occur Octo-
Der 1st. Gen. Webb is TO be Chief Mar
shal.
The election of members of the NUM-
eipal council of Paris takes place on the
2SEh inst.
1t appears that the $50 deaths in Havana
last week, reported as by yellow fever,
we're from cholera.
{ Frederick d. Stewart, of Washington
DC, was elected Grand Sire of I.O.0.F.,
in Baltimore Tuesday.
The President made the following an
pointment: Jos. 81. Roel, Of Kansas, min
ister to Chill.
The London papers say that King Will
liam ought to be satisfied with results al
ready obtained by the war; a
Members of the government at Tours
yesterday were visited by foreign ambas-
ssdors, who arrived from Paris.
1t is announced on dubious authority
that the Emperor Napoleon intends issg-
ing a manifesto and the French Senate is
to meet at Linogese. .a
The White House is being rapidly
placed in a proper condition to receive
the President and family, who will return
about the Ist OF October.
The census of Illinois has been COM
pleted, and the population is 1851, ,532.
In 1860 the population was LII, 1854,
showing a gain Of S55 ,07s, or fifty per cent.
1t now seems that Olozaga had been in
strueted to recognize the French Repub-
Tic when Lord Lyons did so. Yet he
acted without waiting the latter's recogni-
ton.
The General Land Office has prepared
patents of reservations amounting to two
million acres, in Colorado, for the Chey-
ennes and Arrapshoes, under the treaty
of 1866.
Tuesday afternoon large building in
course of erection in Glasgow fell with
great crash. Eleven workmen were
buried in the ruins, five of whom were
killed.
A telegram of the 19th from Madrid
says that the vomito has broken out at
Barcelona. There has been already ten
desths, including the health officer. The
government has sent commissioners to in
vestigate the circumstances.
A match was made, yesterday, between
Tom Allen and James G. Gallagher, to
fight for fifteen hundred dollars, on the
first day. of November, within fifty
Of Allan
Thousand and Gallagher five hundred.
A letter from Nesmes says that when
the Republic was announced in the con-
venues the descendants of the Huguenots
tried to hunt down and shoot the Bishop
of Nesmes. An American Catholic family
in the neighborhood were obliged to take
TO the woods.
The eqninoxial storm commenced at
Omaha yesterday and continued through
the night, flooding many Easements and
cellars of stOrehouses throughout the
city. The business portion was seriously
damaged by water. Loss estimated from
$40, 600 to 81, COO.
At West shoals, Martin county, Ind,
where courthouse is now building, they
take quinine straight three times day to
guard against sgue. The building con-
tractor is required by the specifications to
put six grains of quinine in each brick to
insure the safety Of the building.
The United States steamer Guierre has
been placed at the disposition of the Com
modore for the removal of Admiral Far
ragut's remains to New York. Two di-
visions of militia will parade on the oe-
casion of his funeral, and the 7th regi-
ment Will act as guard Of honor.
Bismarck has sent warning to the In
dependence, q journal of Rheims, to the
effect that itmust change its tone or it
will be suppressed. The Paris press pro-
test with Indignation against it as an in
reference with the internal affairs Of
France, as well as violation Of the free
dom of the press.
Columbia, S. O., has an ice factory, the
process of manufacture is simple. The
ammonia is heated in q boiler, and con-
veyed through pipe to q cooling box,
and thence to tank, where the water
intended to be frozen is kept in several
tin boxes. The boxes are three feet long,
seven inches wide, and three inches deep.
The Liberal Republicans of Missouri,
held Convention at Springfield, ON Sat-
urday, and had high old time. They
are sure of carrying the State on the lib
eral platform which is for obliterating all
restrictions imposed in the past, and ac-
cording to all men the privileges of free
citizens, irrespective of their antece-
dents.
The statistics OF the Freedman's Bureau
show the business in the South closed,
except such portions of the educational
interest as is supported by the educational
associations. All agents and aids of the
Bureau, except those whose duties relate
to the payment of bounties, are dis
charged. Among the subscriptions re-
ceived for the benefit of educational pur-
poses are contributions from parties who
ligored prominently during the late war
on the side of the South.
The following railroads have agreed to
carry delegates to the approaching South
ern Commercial Convention, to convene
in Cincinnati: Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road, New Jersey railroad and Transfer
Company, Virginia and Tennessee rail-
road and the consolidated lines of Penn
Psylvania, but they must have list OF
the delegates, first; st. Louis and Van
dalia, Terre Haute and Indianapolis,
Nashville and Decatur Cincinnati Ham
ilton and Dayton, Mississippi Central,
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Balti-
more, Illinois Central, East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgis, and the Nashville
and chsttsnooga.