Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-12
THE NEWS.

The French Government will hold
Greece hereafter responsible for the safety
Of travellers.
Espsrtero win probably be the future
King of Spain. He is at least the choice
Of the Pr0greSSiStG party.
Barbados were erected in the suburbs
Of Paris Sunday night, but feeblv de-
Tended. The soldiers dispersed rioters
without firing on them.
Welearn from Montana that the efforts
Of Governor Ashley to bring emIgrants
into the Territory are beginning to pro-
duce results Of a highly encouraging ma
ture.
Accessions to the Evangelical Lutheran
Church are announced as having taken
place among the Catholic professors in
Austria, in consequence of the infalHbility
doctrine.
The New York charity, known as the
T" Sheltering Arms" is to be changed to
THE Institution for Sick and Orphan
Children" 1t is a Protestant Episcopal
institution.
Christians of every sect, and Jews,
united in the reception rendered in Lon
don to the HindOO theist, BabOo Fishub
Chunder Seu- Each is anxious to send
back to India its peculiar tenets.
The result cannot be accurately given
in France, but Napoleon is triumphant as
never before, n the army is for him by
an immense majority. Villemain, per
Petual Secretary of the French Academy,
died yesterday.
The Japanese nobility are now sending
their ons to the United States to be edu-
Gated. rive young men, SONS of leading
officials of Japan, have already been for
two years taking a thorough course Of
studies at New Brunswick, n. J.. and re-
RanrNu five mara haua arrival Frnpn Wall1 I
and joined them.
Colonel H. S. MeComb has commenced
prosecution for libel sgsinst the New Or |
leans PtcdyUae to the small amount of
$4,000 for publishing a certain commune
cation from General John D. Freeman. \
rejecting upon his character, and General
was expelled from the District
Court on Thursday for using language in
communication disrespectful 10 the
court. So goes the railroad imbroglio.
The New York Herald says: ireland
now raises afresh the cry for a repeal of
Union; or. TO put it more mildly, she
demands an Irish Parliament. Il will
not surprise us if it should come to this.
There is no good reason why Ireland
not obtain from England what
hungary has obtained from Austria. ID
& a curious and not uninstructive fact
while in this country we have done
~ ~ AL gAhtE LAkEtt. OldI0 TARnES !
AYE doomed up as a big question in Eu-
Ope." +,
The committee appointed for the mr.
'ose OF supervising and prosecuting the
survey of a contemplated ,
abroad from Nicksburg to Grenadr. via
iazOO City, and also Of one 90 Canton. re- 8
to the citizens Of Yicksburg and
county that the citizens OF both
and Yszoo City, as also those of :
.uH-a 49,. uu-saw. -. - D.
bis place by a line Of railway, and we are
dvised BY letters just received by Col.
V. S. Epperson and others, railroad COM
littee men Of Yazoo City, appointed to
cooperate with US, that the citizens of
azOO City alone, rave subscribed SOS. 900.
nd expect 20 vote a tax Of 500, 600 more
, be paid IN i~nstalnents OF /, 2, g., and
years, for the purpose of building the {
Iad in which they are interested. Thew :
lrther state that they have not yet called
pom the planters of Yazoo county. but (
~ confident that they will subscribe :
rgely to the work, and that the general
cling and desire sf the people Of the
hole county is strongly in favor of the
,ad. =
The Baltimore Gazette of Saturday has :
account Of the installation of the Off :
rs of the Grand ConsistOry Of Maryland.
lis body is composed of Masons Of the
iirty-second Degree, and is under the
risdiction Of the Supreme Council of
70 Holy Empire. The Grand Officers
ere installed BY Sovereign Grand Com
ander Pike, and the charge was read
Z Messrs. Mackey, French and Hilliard.
fter the close of the charge the Consis- r
~ was called up, and the officers, ex- Il
pt the Grand and Lieutenant General Ie
1mmander-in-Chie assembled around ~
g incense altar. The members of the -
Consist0ry were then ordered to al
swords and surround the officers. =
d while the incense burned they formed
arch over their heads with the weap-
IS. The surrounding members then
ok an oath Of fealty 20 their officers a
which they were conducted 10. their W
spective positions, and the Sovereign
-and Commander offered a PRAYER f6r
e officers, which was followed bv a sal
alton. The ceremony throughout was
a most impressive and imposing char
ter, and all Its teachings inc1leated
at higher order Of Christianity which A
ompted the attempt TO rescue the tomb !"
the Savior from the barbarian, ,