Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-04

the agent of the latter vessel said, in re-
ply TO an interrogation, that he expected
every day to hear of her arrival under
canvass in some port.
The Swedish Government is going to
establish a medical college at Gothenburg,
where ladies Of the age Of seventeen and
upward may go through a complete
course of study, lasting three years, and
including clinical and anatomical lee
lures. The diplomas ~obtainable in conse-
quence viii give them the right to estab-
lish themselves as physicians in any part
Of the kingdom.
The Ouachita lLa) Telegraph Of the
18th Ult. says: "Dan Rice blackguarded
the people of MOrehOUse and Union par
ishes in his show here the other night on
account of their axes on circuses. His
sawdust philippe which we Happened to
hear clearly convinced US that the peO-
pie Of those parishes did a most excellent
thing in keeping Dan away"
Speaking Of the Orphans Concert at
Louisville, the CoHrier-JourHoI says:
The opening concert of the GAINESVILLE
Confederate orphans was given last night
at Masonic HaII-not to a crowded house,
strange to say. This, however, 1t is hoped,
viii not be the case again at any time
during the season, for no entertainment
could be more deserving Of a generous
patronage"
a daughter of Virginia. writes to the
Richmond Wh5g as follows: 81 trust the
faculty Of imitation viii not induce re-
fined Southern ma to support the
doctrines of any 'woman's rights clique.
Tnl sure their mature judgment will die
tate an opposite course, influencing them
en- Baasseto ignore a faction whose success
would prove the very deepest darkness
Of misery to our domestic life and the
overthrow OF our political fabric.'
The New York Worlds Havana CORES
pendent writes that the Cubans have be-
gun to retaliate in kind on Spaniards.
Gen. Quesada, before be was superseded
by Gen. Jordan, ordered all the prisoners
within his immediate command to be
shot, and one hundred and thirty-fve
S~paniards were quickly SEM to their last
home. When Jordan took command he
shot three hundred prisoners The black
fling is dying on both sides now and a war
Of determination has been set in.
The New Orleans Times of Tuesday
says that city was unusually gay, lively
and crowded. There was a great influx
Of visitors from the country and from the
North and West. The hotels were all
well filed, and there was an abundance
Of all sorts Of gayeties and amUsements.
Trade and business Of all kinds were
brisk and the prospects highly encour-
aging. An excess Of one hundred and
ffty thousand bales Of cotton over the
receipts of last year encourages the ex-
psctation Of a grand total Of over a
million, the handling and sale Of which
alone ought to render money abundant
and stimulate all values. Altogether our
good city has no reason TO complain Of its
present condition or to entertain any de-
spondency as 10 its future.
The Nashville Usi0a aud 4mericaa OF
wednesday says: "From passengers on
the Chattanooga train yesterday we learn
that serious disturbances and great ex-
citement prevailed at Stevenson, Ala
hama. We are not in possession Of the
full details. but viii give what informa-
ton we ave in regard to the matter. 1t
appears that considerable disturbances
have for some time existed in that IOcali-
ty among the negroes. On Monday q ne
gro man was arrested in the vicinity for
some aggravated o~ffense, and was placed
in custody. About IL o'clock twenty-five
men on horseback, disguised as Ku-Klux,
rode up to the town, and fOrcibIy tax
ing him from custody, took the ne
gro a short distance and left him for
dead. The horsemen then departed. The
negro Is so badly beaten that it is thought
that he cannot live. Immediately after
the transaction, the negroes in the vicin-
ity armed themselves with guns, pistols.
knives, and whatever weapons they could
procure, and created the greatest cOnster-
nation and disorder. In response to the
emergency, a detail Of soldiers was dis
patched from Chattanooga to Stevenson
TO quell the outbreak. Great excitement
still in that vicinity when the passenger
train, No. /, passed there yesterday, and
further information viii be looked for
from that locality with much interest,"