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Galveston

CHARLESTON, August K.--Cotton Is In fair
demand and stock light Middlings 171{c.
Sales 80 bales; net receipts, 26s bales; exports
coaatwise 7p3 bales; stock l463 bales.
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expressions of hatred from the people
generally. At all the stations the de-
posed Premier, when recognized, was sa-
iutsd by a storm of hooting yells of hate.
Their entire passage through France was
attended by these demonstrations of the
Prince Napoleon has sent his children
to Pragano. The Prince has also re-
moved all his valuables from the Palace
Royal.
LONDON, August 1S.-The Times says
that all day Monday and a good part of
Tuesday the French were fighting their
way 20 get q position against the enemy
in the rear and on the flank. Their pro-
gress is now consequently slow. On
Tuesday night they had gotten no farther
than Staen, seven miles from Metz.
These are the only facts positively known.
The London papers have some three
hundred words OF war dispatches this
morning, less and less fresh than Ameri-
can papers have every day.
The Daily Net0S to-day says, semi-offi-
cially, that the English hopes of succeed
ing in Intervention are abandoned.
There is immense activity at Paris on
the defenses. Laborers are absolutely
swarming on the Notifications. 1t is
limited that this measure of strengthening
the works is due more to the wish to keep
dangerous class busy than from any ac-
tual fear.
LONDON, August 1S.-An official dis
patch from Marshal Bazaine, dated four
O'Clock Wednesday evening, says: eyes
tertiay late in the afternoon we gave bat
tie near Don Court and Bronville. The
enemy were driven back, and we BIZ
vOuaeked on the position we had taken.
1 halted in my movement for several
hours, in order to bring up full supply
of munitions. We had before US Prince
Frederick Charles and General Stein
-
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LOUISVILLE, August B.-Bagging 91z9S0c.
Cotton I8c. Flour, extra family, IS rs. Wheat,
81 GOAL 30. Oats SOC, Corn, 81 0l Rye Soc. Pro-
visions quiet. Mess pork $50. Bacon, l454(9
rT5z9lS5zc; Bulk m eats. .l35z 9l61{@171zc. Lard,
Ec. Hams, sugar cured, 2c. Whisky, S4c.
TO good leaf
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Lake sunsrior Excursion Party.

MARQUETTE, MICHIGAN, August b.
The Lake Superior and Minnesota excur
sion party, on board the steamer Wins.
low, arrived here about noon en- route
up the lake to Duluth, passed through
Sault Ste. Marie Canal yesterday. During
their detention several passages down the
rapids were made by the ladies and gen.
tlemen. The revenue cutter Michigan
and Indian villages were visited. On
leaving ste. Marie last evening the excur.
sionists enjoyed charming view of the
pictured rocks.
The steamer 0ntonagan struck a rock
while passing through the canal en- Mon
day, and sunk near the beach about 6
mile west of an outlet. The passengers
were all saved, but suffered a loss of theil
baggage. There was a large number q
live stock on board, including eighty head
of cattle, only part of which escaped by
swimming ashore. The steamer was
bound from Chicago to Marquette, and
can be raised.
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PRUSSIA.

BERLIN, August IS.---Gsneral Sheridan
arrived at the Kings headquarters, Pont-
a-Monsson, and was received as a special
que t
The Duke of Scheeswig issued mani
festo imploring all Germans to sustain
Prussia. ..-..-. .
The Prussian government allows only
one correspondent of the Berlin press at
the 'front.' -HerrkreissteT, II of Brosen Halle,
selected for the place. ,
BERLIN, August lS.-The following Off
cial news has been made public here this
morning:
PoNT-A-MoUssoN, August 17.-p.m.-
General Alvensleben advanced yesterday,
with the third corps, toward the east
side of Metz on the line of oke enemy's
retreat towards YeIdun. lie encountered
severe lighting with the divisions of
Generals bacon, PAdmirault, Frossard,
CannObeTt and the Imperial Guard.
General Alvensleben was sustained suc-
cessively by the 10th army corps and by
detachment of the Sth and 9th corps,
commanded by Prince Frederick Charles.
The enemy was driven in upon Metz in
spite of his great superiority of forces,
after severe combat of twelve hours.
The losses on both sides were very heavy.
The Prussian Generals DoeTing and
Widel were killed, and Generals Pausch
and Gruscher were wounded. dam
King William, to-day, saluted the
troops on the field of battle which they so
gloriously maintained.
BERLIN,. August lS.-General Monteuf-
fel telegraPhs to the Government here,
relative TO the battle of the 14th, dating
his dispatch near Metz, yesterday alter
noon.
The French in heavy masses issued
from Metz, and after a blOedy engage
ment of three hours the first corps
routed the enemy's right. Our troops
fought with superb courage, carrying the
enemy's positions by assault splendidly.
write without waiting to remove the
helmet"
BERLIN, August 1s.-The details of the
! conflict at Pont-sMousson have just been
received. Marshal Bazaine, in endeavor-
ing to fall back from Metz to Yerdun,
was attacked at O'Clock on Tuesday
morning by the fifth division and forced
to face about. The Prussians were ad-
mirably formed and they sustained the
attack of four French corps, among
them the Imperial Guard. After fighting
gallantly for six hours the Prussian fifth
division was reinforced from the tenth
corps. These reinforcements arrived op-
.portunely; the French found that the
prOlongation of the contest would be i'm
possible, and retired upon Metz, with the
loss of two thousand prisoners, two eagles
and seven cannon. -llfi-W Wif9 ' p
The French utterly disregarded- the
Convention of Geneva by mutllsting the
dead, firing on the surgeons and amba-
lances.
BERLIN, August 1S.-Advices have been
received of a naval engagement off the
Island of Rugen, in the Baltic sea, and a
division of the Prussian fleet, consisting
of an aviso and the gunboats Drecheblitz
and Salamander, yesterday afternoon at
-. -, onN
consisting of four armed frigates, a cor
veto and an aViso. The Prussians soon
withdrew, without any loss. The French
fleet are now off Dornbusoh. 'i1
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MISSISSIPPI

A great fair at Vicksburg in OctO-
ber.
Governor Alcorn is at home at
Delta.
The Mobile and New Orleans road
is running to East Pascagoula.
Judge Orlando Davis holds Court
for AlcOrn county, at Corinth, on the
4th prox.
The eternal fitness of things was
illustrated in the marriage OF Morgan
and the negress. -
Volunteer military companies are
organizing in Nstchez, Columbus, and
other cities Of Mississippi.
Engineers are still surveying the
cutoff opposite Vicksburg to turn the
channel Of the Mississippi, if possible.
They have discovered rich sulphur
and chalybeate springs a few miles
from Columbus, on Forests Selma
road.
The expenses Of the city govern
ment of NatcheZ are nearly doubled
under the reign of officers appointed
by Alcorn.
A negro named Jerry Miller was
killed by another named Nelson Paul,
near Vicksburg, on Monday. There
was a woman in the case. The muir
derer and woman are in Jail.
Mr.. Simmons, of West Point, was
tried last week for the killing Of his
son-in-law, James Shepherd, and ac-
quilted. The trial lasted five days,
and created great interest, the sympa-
thy Of the people being with the pris-
oner. His son, who took part in the
difficulty, escaped before arrest.
The crop prospects through DeSoto
county, so far as we can ascertain by
fnquiring of our farmer friends, is
very good indeed. The cotton, espe-
cially, has come out most beautifully
in the last two or three weeks. The
early corn was much injured by the
drought in June and first part Of July,
but the late corn presents promising
appearance.
At the recent term Of the Circuit
Court, which adjourned last Saturday,
at Nicksburg, the following sentences
were pronounced: John Mack, for
cruelty TO a horse, 1900 fine and ninety
days In Jail; William Allen, larceny,
three years in the penitentiary; John
Il. Butler, larceny, year in the peni-
tentiaFy; Greed Taylor, murder, TO be
hung on the lst day of October.
The new law requires militia duty
from all persons between eighteen and
forty-fve, irrespective of color. The
organization of volunteer companies
will exempt members Of them doing
duty with the "melish," and eOnse-
auently Of marching beside the sweaty
and ambitious Sanb0 in warm or any
other weather. A hint is sufficient.
Let young men reOrganize old COM
panies, or start new ones, and keep
The two races separate and intact.
The YazOO Banner has seen a
printed letter in circulation and for
sale among the negroes, said TO be writ
ten by Jesus Christ. 1t commands
abstinance from labor from Saturday
evening until Monday morning. We
saw the same document during the
war, in Northern Georgia. 1t is very
ingeDiously drawn, and well calcu'
lated 10 impose upon the cruduiity u
ignorant superstition.
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BY MAIL AND TELEGRAPH.

The people ofPortland, Maine, have
the yacht fever. TrFo
Canon City, Cal, was entirely de-
stroyed by fire on the 18th.
The Philadelphia papers deny the
existence of yellow fever in that city.
General Ethan Allen Hitchcock died
-- IN Hancock county, Ga, on the Sth
inst.
The Radicals of Connecticut are dis
gusted with Grant, and sadly deInor-
allied.
Francisco Comprader, the eminent
Spanish poet, died in Havana on
Wednesday.
DISPATCHES from San Francisco say
that business is reviving rapidly all
along the Pacific coast.
- Thomas Hughes, NJ. p, the author
of tom. Browns School Days" ar
rived at Quebec on Wednesday. q
The population OF Oregon is est
mated at l60,O 600; Washington terri
tory at 100000, exclusive OF Indians.
A young man named John Q. Ware
murdered his mother at Long-a-COm-
ing, n. J., on Tuesday night, and es-
capped.
A great many Germans have ap-
piled TO the State Department for
passports. They are going home to
join the army.
The -Rapublicans- -of-Spain, Italy
and France are scheming and plot
ting the overturning iOf the existing
governments of those countries.
Russia will not be pacitied with less
than the provinces Of Lorraine and
Alsace. The other great powers must,
however, first give their consent.
King William telegraphs the Queen
Napoleon telegraphs Eugenie. Sub
stance OF dispatches the same. 1--WE
have Metz the enemy and they are
ours"
EI l1 General Loring writes that he likes
the service Of the Niceroy OF Egypt
very well, although ii Is somewhat
different from that of the United
States.
Old Ben Wade thinks the Radicals
of Ohio will hold their own next fall.
Hold their own, only! That looks
bad for the RAIDS and comforting for
the Democrats.
Grant went to church in Chicago on
Sunday. The minister took lDr his
text ''Truth, which was decidedly
disrespectful to Grant, in view Of his
lies to Andy johnson.
An exchange states that Buffers
Dutch Gap Oanal mas become u nuR6
frog pond, and is filed with the live
liest kind of frogs, whose hind legs
find quick sale at the east at big
prices.
Cardinal AntOnelli has consented to
sit to Miss Winnie Ream, the Ameri-
can sculptreSs, for his bust. The Car
dinal has honOred the young artist
with a souvenir of his first visit to her
studio.
The success of the Democracy of
New York, Connecticut, Oregon, Ten
nessee, Kentucky, North Carolina,
Idaho and Montana has had most
sickening effect upon the Radicals
throughout the Union.
Sioux City not only claims the
champion tin-panist, bat puts in a
good claim for wash-bOilerists. Lee
Whitehorn and ID. B. Edwards have
ust made thirty-siX nine-inch wash
boilers in eight hours and five min
utes.
The New York EUeJliRg Post says:
Z" Few people will be surprised at the
result of the inquest into the Nathan
murder. 1t has, fortunately, removed
from the sons of Mr.. Nathan the pain
1uI suspicious which We're, without
cause as is now plain, thrown upon
them by reckless persons"
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CHICAGO, August S.-F1our is dull and un
changed. Wheat, ,2G21xc lower at $40 91S. Corn
T214c for No 2. Oats, sz9ic lower; SSc for Nc
2. Rye, 721<c for new. Barley, 81 OS easl
Highwines, 92c for iron bound. Provision
unchanged.
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FRANCE

PARIS, August lS.-The different battles
around Metz were fought by troops Of the
third and fourth corps. About forty thoa-
sand French troops were engaged. The
Prussian loss was very great-computed
at twenty thousand. The French loss
was comparatively small, owing to the aid
afforded by the cannon Of the adjacent
fOrtresses.
The investment of strasbourg is so
slack that the French troops have entered
and reinforced the garrison. Provisions
have also been carried there without an
attempt at capture. A paymaster of the
French army left there with large
amount of treasure without any hindrsnce
whatever. 1t would seem that, as the
Prussians have no siege trains, they have
given up the idea of sregular siege. Hav-
ing attacked PfalZbourg unsuccessfnlly,
the Prussisns have retreated six kilo-
metres 20 the valley of Dorsenheim to as
sure their communication. ss.
1t is pretty certain that the Prince Royal
Of Prussia WAS wounded In one of the
battles around Metz.
PARIS, August lS.-An official dispatch
from Marshal Bazaine, just received,
claims great victory over Prince Fred
erick Charles and General SteinInetz.
PARIS, August 1s.--Sotr says: " 1t was
feared that certain important railway con-
uectionsiwere TO be cut of by the enemy,
which would thwart the present move
ment Of the French army. General
Condy was sent from Chalons with a
strong column TO prevent this movement
Of the PrussiRns and to assure our com
munications. That column arrived In
time and accomplished its mission"
Temps to-day says: an. Emile oliver,
Ex Prime Minister, and wife have gone
TO italy. His departure at such moment
Is severely commented on. The French
authorities continue TO send away Ger
mans who are considered suspicious. The
Journal 0Biciet says in this connection
that even In the bOudoirs Of great ladies
must search be made for enemies of the
country. The article created a sensation.
PARIS, August ls.-The last meeting OF
the Corps IegislGtif was interesting. A
great crowd had collected around the hall
10 hear the war news. The National
Guard was at its post TO preserve order,
but no soldiers were seem
At the commencement of the session
Count Palikao spoke as follows: "The
Chamber will understand that / cannot
give the precise details as TO the number
Of troops engaged, the casualties, etc. l
cannot even state the result OF the en-
gagement, but i may state the enemy
has made an Intellectual attempt TO cap
ture Pfalzbourg and lost 1900 men killed.
This repulss has had great effect both
on the enemy and people Of that part OF
France. The moment the Government
has information of any great movements,
now taking place, will communicate 70
the Chambers" The Minister then with
drew.
Jules Favre requested that the utmost
severity be shown to the rioters aud as
sassins of Villette. o
Thiers suggested that in ease Of siege
OF Paris, the peasants be allowed TO enter
the city with their grain and cattle, and
that the State reimburse them for their
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Nonresident Notice.

No. 42iS-In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee Elvira Rhodes,
g. A. Davis, ]. 6. Moore, John W. Stout VS..
Spencer Arbuckle, W. w. Hall, Mary Hall,
Martha Koen and others. -l !
1T appearing from bill filed in this cause
Il that the defendants, Spencer Arbuekle, W.
W. Hall, Mary Hall and Martha Koen are
non-residents of the State of Tennessee:
IL is therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the Courthouse in the
city of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the first
Monday in Sept, 1870, and plead, answer or
demur TO eomplainant's bill, or the same will
be taken for confessed as to them and set for
hearing exparte; and that q copy of this or
der be published once a week, for four sue
cessive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal. July
80, 1870. rlN
A copy-attest. 5li u
NJ. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master
Jarnagin q Frayser, Soils. for com pl' nts jysl
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The Spaniards for Prussia, the eubans
- IL far Erancn

New YORK, August Is.-A Cuban cor
respondent notices that while fighti6g bt
tween the Spainards and Gabans has Ian
guished, hostilities have broken out
between a new set of belligerents
In Havana. Some French and Ger
man loungers in a saloon came in
conflict on Monday evening and at
last took and rained glasses and bottles
upon each other until the police interfere6
The same correspondent writes that in
Havana and throughout the island the
Spaniards unanimously sympathize with
the Prussians, while the Cubans are unani-
mously unfolding the cause of France
believing that Spain sooner or later musi
become a party to the war and iighi
against France. General De ROdas is Of
the same oDiniOn.
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THE WAR.

A Series Of Enusgsmehts-Ths News In
definite and Unsatisfactory.
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ala Harm ExnsdItion Etc

CHEYENNE, August 1s.-A gentleman,
who has Just arrived from Sweetwater
river, reports that about thirty members
of the Big Horn expedition have returned
to Camp Brown. The balance have gone
TO Montana. NOfurther details are known.
Hon. w. ii. Seward arrived to-day, and
was met at the depot by large number OF
citizens, officers and the post band.
He remains day or two as the guest OF
General King, commanding officer at Fort
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'A WASHINGTON, August ls.-Custom re-
ceIpts for last week were 1870, ,372. Day
before yesterday the currency balance in
the treasury decreased twelve millions, in
consequence of the redemption Of United
States notes to that amount. A like
amount of new United States notes of the
series of 1869 was issued to the United
States treasury yesterday, which left the
currency balance last night about forty
millions, and thereby restored the equi-
librium of the treasury balance.
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Fires In Canada.

MONTREAL, August ls-A large fire
broke out this morning in the village OF
Two Rivers, near this place, and over
fifty houses were burned. Loss very
large.
OTTAWA, August 1S.-Ths village OF
Bells Corners was destroyed by fire last
night. The Inhabitants had barely time
TO escape with their lives. The fire in
the woods was so close the city was illu-
minated, and two or three bears
driven by the fire, made their appearance
In the Streets
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saratosa Races.

SARATOGA, N. Y, August 1s.-The
hurdle race. 2 miles: Biddy Malone, /;
Oysterman, 2; Bohannon, 3; time, 3.571z.
Purse, $500, three-quarteT mile: Flash OF
Lightning, /; Chillicothe, 3; Kings Ex-
cuEe, 8; time, 1.l71f. Third race-purse,
Sl2O0-all ages; four miles: Helmbold, 1;
Pat Molloy, 2; Carrie AthertOn, 8; time,
7.s2. Fourth -Consolation purse, $500,
all ages; one and three-quarter miles:
Glendy, L; Alta Yela, 2; Fisher q Casson's
ch. gelding, 8; time, 3.12lz.
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Non Resident Notice.

No. 4029.-In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee.-Hugh Torrance
VS.. Mary A. Martin ct al. TT.
IT appearing from Sherifrs return in this
Il cause that the defendants, J. Harvey Kerr,
Moses b. Kerr, Clara and Hines DeCasGro
commonly known as NinR), are not TO be
found in Shelby county:
lis therefore ordered, That they make their
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the hrst
Monday in Sept, 1870, and plead, answer .or
demur to complainant's bill, or the same win
be taken for confessed as to them and set for
hearing exparte; and that copy OF this or
der be published once week, for four sue
cesstye weeks, in the Memphis Daily Appeal.
This July 30. 1870 a5T .t15i J % ..'
A copy-attest. 900 70. rlff
MD. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY GEO. MALLERY, Deputy O. and NJ. -lili
Estes a Jackson, Soils. for compl'nt iySO
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-19
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