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The visit OF Prince Arthur to the
Capitol made little stir. A large audi.
ence gathered in the House to witness the
final action on the Virginia bill, but there
was no commotion when the Prince en-
tered the diplomatic gallery. He had the
fortune to hear an exceedingly sharp de-
bate between Gen. Butler and Gen. Nor
gan of Ohio on the conduct of Gen. Terry
OF Georgia Morgan was very persistent
In his demands that Butler should point
out Terry's authority for his attempt to
prorogue the Georgia Legislature, and
Butler could not easily do so at that mo.
ment, but he slipped out of his dilemma
by telling him he didn't keep school. The
House laughed heartily, and the British
Minister and Prince seemed TO enjoy it.
The following is portion of the
Fisk narration of the Corbin matter.
lsought out Corbin, and in mannar
more demonstrative than polite said
D-n your old carcass, what does tbis
mean said Corbin, pale as a spector. and
shaking in his shoes. What r Numbered
Fisk, do you pretend not to know the in
ernal muss you have got us into? WIN.
xe are ruined, DIN you, and you are tie
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CONGRESSIONAL H0NORs.
Letter from Hon. W. W. Vaughan In
Response to Haywood csaHiy
Demscrats. ias

/
| 1t will be seen from the following
card that Colonel Vaughan makes no
claim of any, sort on the Democratic
party, but simply submits his name
! to be judged OF with Others as he has
q right to do. This is right ground:
Editors Bee: 1 find in your issue of
July lst, acall on me, signed "Dem-
! ocrats," TO become a candidate for
Congress in this District, and fully
appreciating the compliment and
kind allusiOn to past services, have
only to say, in reply, that if the party
should be of opinion that l could be of
service TO it, I am at its command.
Whatever services / may have rem
dered in the past were nothing more
nor less than the simple discharge of
a duty or duties resting, as / con-
ceived, upon every citizen who had
at heart the interest of his people and
State, and for which / make no charge
or claim, on any party or people, any
where Nor is this the time when
the personal claims of any Individual
can be entertained forE0ne moment,
for / feel impressed, solemnIy i'm.
pressed, that upon the cast of the
next Congress hangs perhaps the des-
tiny of our Government, for that
mighty conflict of constitutional liber-
ty, on the one side, and centralized
despotism on the other, is still being
waged. And that question as to
whether the taxpayers and laborers
Of the South and West are still to pay
tribute to the pampered capitalists of
the East, is to be settled. These are
questions Of vital interest to our peo-
pie, and while l am willing for my
name to go before your Convention, /
am unwilling for my claims to endan-
ger, for one moment, thesuecess of the
party in the struggle. 4
Very respectfully, .. rr.-.s -.
" " VAT-cuAN
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Eminent journalists.

Throughout literary life which
extended over thirty-fve years, Chas.
Dickens, says the Philadelphia Press,
never forgot that he was a Journalist.
He began as a reporter upon a Lon
don paper, had scarcely entered into
the fuIlness of his fame when he be-
came conductor of the Daily Neacs,
and, a few years later, established
Household Words, which may be said
to have finally been absorbed by
Once q Week, which he has be-
queathed to his eldest son in trust, as
it were, for the world of his admirers.
Other eminent Englishmen, who
have governed their native land,
have also been proud of their con-
nection with journalism. Among
the living are Disraeli and Gladstone,
John Bright and the Duke of Argyll,
to say nothing Of Robert Lowe, who
is Chancellor of the Exchequer, and
who has been q leading writer in the
Times. To these may be added the
newIy.created Baron O'Hagan, of
Tullaghoge, Lord Chancellor of Ire
land. He is not the first Catholic
who has been raised to the peerage
since the Emancipation Act Of 1929;
for Lords Howard, of Glossop, and
Greville, among the new peers of
1870, are Catholics; but he is the first
lawyer of that persuasion who has
been Irish Chancellor since the abdi-
dation of James H., nearly two hum
dred wears ago. Lord O'Hagan, as
we learn from the Irish Citizen, was
formerly editor of the Neac1y En-
aniiser, a newspaper published in the
Irish County Of Down, and estab-
lished by John Morgan, a true Irish
gentleman, who died too soon.D It
would be worth while, continues the
Press, to make list of journalists, in
all counties, who, within the last
twenty years, have greatly distin-
guished themselves outside OF Htera-
ture,
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WALL STREET.
Markets aalst.-- -SpecuIatians as to Effect
Of War upon Markets in the
United slates-.-Etc. 80 81

NEW YoKK, July I6.--The unsettled
feeling caused by the uncertainty whether
war will be declared or not has been sue
cseded By q quieter condition Oh affairs,
and attention now in Wall street is en-
tirely directed to the probable effect Of
the war on the American provinces. This
viii depend largely on ths amount of
specie shipments. which in turn depend
on the quantity of American securities to
be returned from Europe. AFTER the frst
flash Of the declaration Of war, It is be-
hsved that foreign capitalists viii seek
Investments in our bonds.
While theHemand for breadstuffs and
American products is likely to exert an
Important influence on foreign exchange,
the return Of any considerable amount
Of American securities, would perhaps
nsutralizs the European demand for
breadstuffs. The earliest sales Of gold, to-
day were at 81 I63{, after which there was
decline 20 Il594- On the report that
England had obtained the suspension of
hostilisies fsr oIght days, for negotiations,
the price returned to 1 1635 the FIRST re-
corl.ed s.is in the room, aud advanced TO
l Ie5z on the denial OF the above report.
and dispatches saying that the hostile
ARMIES were in motion; '62s went down
10 6tH in London; subsequently, the
marx q fiaetuated betWeenI 49, 20 1 I61S
a1S ulal 2 .lOsed firm al l65S Carrying
KItes. 16sB ter cent. ClAarances. Sl4l0 o.
600, rePrese--.ing yesterdays business,
eud tO-dyy's business will probably be as
large. Exports to-day, 81 ,0T6, so, and for
sne y se'- ( 8, ,740, ,287. OF that today, about
$500 6ogsis silver. The bank statement is
Eluss remark able, showing an enormous
increase in loans, specie and deposits
Loans, IS 81 -T31s; Increase S-5, ,93s 81;
specie, s4Il $50 SO; increase, S54. .Gi2 54;
circulation, s320. 277 s6; Increase, $40.
Us a :; deposits. S2,s43, ,s23 30; increase.
Sl46.06s s. legal tenders. S5Si ,6l3 Al; in
crease, Sil2,27L. a 4...s -I .... .-
The cotton movement for the past week
shows receipts Of all ports 1874 bales. aud
exports 1852. Money is easy at 4fI5 on
call. Sterling quiet st I097s 91l0l !. In
Governments the feeling Is decidedly bet
ter and prices have advanced, closing
very strong though without much ACTIVE
uy. Foreign bankers we're buyers 60
some extent, while the home investment
and demand were good, with supply quite
moderate. State bonds Inactive, old Ten
nessee's 6S. new 633{. Imports for the
week are: Dry goods. 81, ,5g5, ,757; general
merchandise, S3.776. 35l. Sub Treasury
balance, gold, 81, Al, $50; currency, S1O,-
992, $50. ...E '-.---
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THE PERILS OF THE SEA.
Remarkable Rescue Of Six Seamen from a
Coral Reef After Fifty ,Ose Gays.

From the London Times, June 27.l
The iron clipper bark, Silver Craig,
Captain Cohu, which lately arrived at
Liverpool, brought six seamen, the
sole survivors of the crew Of the Liv-
erpool ship ,Mercurius, who We're
picked up from a coral reef of the
northern coast of Brazil, where they
had managed to exist fifty-one days.
The Silver Craig sailed from ISlay,
and about 8 O'Clock on the afternoon
of the 10th of May, when about ten
miles from ROcas reef, off Pernam-
buco, the weather clear and moder-
ate breeze blowing, Captain Cohu dis
cerned a lump on the reef which he
knew he was approaching, and made
it out to be hut of some kind. Draw
ing nearer, he observed a mast, with
something like a signal of distress
flying, and he at once bore down to-
ward the reef, and hauled boat out
and prepared her for launching in
order to visit the reef. AS he drew
nearer the island he was enabled to
see that the supposed flag was striped
shirt, hOisted half-mast high, and
displayed in lieu of better
signal. The Silver Craig was
hove to within a mile and a
half or two miles of the reef, and then
six seamen came alongside in two
small boats which they had con-
structed from wreckage found on the
reef. They said they believed them
selves TO be the sole survivors to the
ship Mereurius, of Liverpool, which
had been wrecked on the reef while
on a voyage from San Francisco to
Liverpool. They had little or no
clothes, and, with the exception of a
colored man, were all in good condi-
ton, having lived upon birds eggs,
shell-fish, fish, and even turtles, drink.
ing fresh water which they had the
good fortune to find on the reef. They
had with them q basket containing
about two hundred Of the large eggs
which had been their principal source
of food, and they were delicious eat
ing when cooked. Captain Cohu and
his officers and crew took the easta-
WAYS on board the Silver Craig, sup
piled them with food and clothing.
and, as already stated, brought them
to Liverpool. This is the second time
Captain Cohu has had the happiness
of rendering such humane service.
In 1865 he picked up in the Southern
ocean the crew OF the American ship
A /, of Providence, r. l., and was for
this service presented with q gold
ehronometer watch by the United
States Government,
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Of souls, henceforth they I" ut 0igdatss
cHyr0lN s1 os0s StsQs, continue as
giants to run FROM virtue to virtue in
the space of life which God deigns to
grant them; and thus, having finished
their mortal career, may they at that
last hour hear that heavenly invita-
ton, g EiIQh, serre bone ettidelis, iyltrd
in 0dudil1n Domino tai" And / pray
also that all those who yet wander ia
the plains of Sennaar may come to us,
that, all united in the great apostolic
hall, we may pray to God ltndHi-
hliter persepantis IA Ordtione," and ask
Of him assistance for ourselves, for
our brethren, for the entire Church,
and the propagation of the Church
herself. " BeRidieiIO Del" etc.
The allOcuti0n addressed by the
Pope to the College of Cardinals is
worth perusal for more than one rea-
son. It is pithy, vigorous and anus
ing; and there is certain sly signifi-
eance in his informing the faithful car
dinals that all mischief arises from
ignorance, and particularly theOlogi-
cal Ignorance. To Illustrate this theory
he gave them the benefit of two little
stories. First of all, there had come
10 him a person of exalted station,
not long ago, who informed him that
be or she was Catholic, but that his
or her notion OF hell was that OF suf-
fering profound, unmitigated, and
never ending-boredom. The other
person, whom his Holiness designates
F'that learned person" communicated
some of his theological views to the
Pope, among Others, that the differ
ence between the religion of Rome
aud the rest of the world consisted in
this, that the former was the religion
of st. Peter, and the latter that of st.
Paul. 81 listened to him." continued
the Pope. "He explained to me how
that the principles of st. Paul are I'M
doubtedly much more liberal, as is
shown by the vision of the sheet v it'll
the clean and unclean animals, was.
happy to inform that learned person
that the vision of which he spoke had
come to st. Peter and not TO st. Paul"
The man must have looked very small
indeed, .. -.. ...
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Non RssIdent Notics.

No 22-In the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby County, TenneEsse.-S. A Dpia 5tesi-
man vs. Henry ". Stedman.
II appearing nom affidagIt IN this cause
Il that tue defendant. Henry ". Stednlan Is
4 non-resident Of the state OF Tennessee
II Is therefore ordered, That he make his
Appearance herein, at the COurthcusF d "a the
city Of Memphis, Tennessse. on or before the
trst Monday IN September, ls70, and plead
answer or demur 70 com plainanfs bill or
the same VIII be taken Tor con fassad a. 70
him, and set for bearing exparte; and that
a copy Of this order be published Ouceas week
for fOu- Successive weeks. I'm the Memphis
Daily Appeal This July li, I51J.
A gOpy--Attest:
n. D. L STEWART, Clerk and Master.
. BY GE0. NALLERY, Eeputy T.. and NJ
p. III. Thorpe. sol. for cnrapl't fvfT
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NOTICE.

I ETEERS testamantary having been
IL granted j. J. Bailey aud n " smith on
the estate or DR.. A RJwIstt, decea ed, al
persons knowing themselves indebted
to the estate are rec aested to make
payment tom st once; AID all persons hav-
Ing claims against the estate are req usstsd to
present them prop sriy anthem Gated, TO me,
within the time prescribed by law or III sy
viii be barred. N W SMITH
July IS, IS70 LjyI7I CoIIervile. Tenn.
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Opening Of the Gaines Institute,
FOR YOUNG LADIES

THHE MISSES BOW ERS desire to inform
i their patrons and the public generally,
that they have leased the buiIlfng formerly
occupied by Mrs. Halle, aud known as the
Memphis Female Seminary" d" and viii
open their school, incorporated Under the
title Of ''THE GAINES lNSTTTCTE " on the
FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEN BER.
The best pro fessionai talent In the city has
been engaged, and no pains VIII be spared 70
render theirs a hrst-class educational insti-
tuition.
Vocal music will be taught TO the school,
free OF charge.
For terms and other particulars. refer u
circulars. which may be obtained at the
bookstores, or for the present at los Monroe
Street iyIG.
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- Win be let Oul 10 the lowest bidder, at
LAFAYETTE DEPOT, Memphis and Charleston
ksilrOaj, on the ht day of August, the
LeveeIIs and Bridging the bottom OF WOLF
Figer, between Lafayett Depot and Macon
By order OF the County Court OF Fayette
county. 81 N h ISBELL,
II. L 81. EDINGrON,
E a7- --Hse- CD 4 J. WALLER.
WH, JOHNSJS,
STERLING FARLEY,
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Organization In New York City Of an
Irish Brigade for the ra
saa French Service.
England is Determined to Force Re-
spsct for the Neutrality OF
the Smaller Powers.
Debate In the French Corps Legis-
latif- Austria Remains Neutral
Peace Congress Called for.
Bismarck's Diplomacy - Napoleon
Catering to the POpuIaOe
Wild Enthusiasm of the Prussians---
They are Unanimous
for FatherlaHd.
Troops Concentrating - Prussia
takes the Initiative and
inVades France.
Tbs French Army Concentrating at
Melz---Ths Fleet in Readiness.
Excitement in New york.

NEW YORK, July l6.-Excitement over
the war news continues. Recruiting Off
eos have already been opened in this city.
At an agency In Broom street men are
being received Tor Irish brigade to aid
the French. Colonies Jas. Kerrigan, Billy
Wilson, John W. Byron, and other noted
Irish soldiers, are said TO be at the head Of
the movement. On the other hand a
number of Germans are about to embark
for Fatherland to take part in the fray.
Something sensational will possibly
occur in this port. for there are in our
waters the North-German frigste Altoona
OF 400 horsepower and twenty-eight guns,
and the French frigate Simina Ries and
tha school shin Jaau Rart
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THE partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween A. simon. and J. Bu 1bauIn- under
the style OF 4 StmOu.S Co., Is tRfs dsy dis
solved by mutual consent, J. Buxbaum re-
ttrtng. and A simon assn atng al liabilities
and Is authorized 70 collect al debts.
]. BCX3AUM
iyI7 r. ...-.-. a. SIMON.
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NOTICE

TNHE partnershfp heretofore existing be-
Il tween Erelg 4 PrOvenZ4le, BARRIERS aEd
Hair Dressers, ab No. 81 y Jefferson street, ~
this day dissolved By mHtn4i consent. The
business WlL be coatinue1 a. The Old stand
By Mike, whsre he wiz be glad 70 see &c Old
customers and many new ones.
rH RHIL. J. kREI6.
Nike PROVENZALE.
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DIED.

VANCE-In fernando, Miss, on Saturday
morning, July 10, 1870 after lingering III
ness, Judge j. W. VANCE. SIrl.T -
Will be inferred In family brrying ground,
at fernando, Miss, this CsUNDAYJ evening,
at 4 o'clock. ......- II l.sl-.. ....s -.
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Russia and Prussia Ia AeeoFd---NaI
and His % the Eranf.
The Gallant Maffstt AfIoal AuaIu.

WILMINaroN, n. c., July 16.-The
steamer Hornet sails to-worrow, loaded
with naval stores, under command of
Captain Msfett, late Of Confederate Navy.
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'HE stated convOcatton Of Memphis q
u Royal Arch Chapter No. g5 u d., W
VII De heid on MONDAY evening, w
BIN inst, AZ o'clock, for dispatch OF busi-
ness.
All r. A. Ms fraternaIly invited.
u order OF b. j. LYNN. n. z h p
a C. STEEYER, Secretary. iyIT
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MEN ADVERTISEMENTS.
WART WAR!
MASONIC N0TIeF

Hl0HEST cash price paid for 900 barrels
H choice Apples aad SEQ barrels caOI. Q Po-
batoes, at REID & BUCKHAHS
i JyH go Front Row, N sm ptfs Tenn
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IN retiring from the fFm of Kretg a Pro-
Yenzaie, I heartily coaumsnd N y successor
and late partner to The eonfdsuee and good
VIII Of our lats PaSrons aud friends.
PHIL !. KREIG.
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FrsReh Army csnesatratisu at Mstz-sOss-
ments Of the French APzv.


PARIS, July I6.-The French are con-
centrating at Metz. Napoleon left to-day
for the border. Marshals McMahon, Ba-
zsine and Courohere, command divisions.
The French gun-boat dotilla Is On the
Rhine. Admiral GenirIy, who COM
mands the Baltic fleet, win immediately
lombard the Prussian ports on the
Baltic. The French gun-bosts are already
in Prussian rivers The army and navy
attack simultaneously. I7
The French feet Is watching the Prus-
sian feet in the British channel and
awaiting orders to attack. m -.
Sweden remains neutral. ,.-. y.
Denmark, the key of the Baltic, offers
to join France.
Austria win remain neutral il Russia
remains neutral.
Italy is friendly to France.
An Italian letter to the Emperor states
that Spain win remain friendly.
General Prim has written q letter to
Napoleon that England VIII be neutral.
Rome. the key of the Mediterranean,
Is under French control. The French
are singing the " Marseillaise.1 Uni
yersal enthusiasm prevails. v5
French and Prussian Armaments- -.-Meys-
. meats Of Troops Diplomacy.
PARIS, July 16.-France will oppose to
bQ0 ETuSSlhu THU cannon = r0VOlVIDR
cannon, shooting forty balls per minute
perhaps Lymanis American gun.
A dispatch from Sitzbad- Rhine, about
twenty-seven miles from Straabourg, re-
ceived this evening, says the Prussians
entered France by way Of Foxbach, in the
Department of the Moselle, and on the
Nancy and Montuera railroad. but as the
Prussian force is said to be only a de-
tached corps, little importance il attached
to the movement. The French force near
the frontier now is estimated at 120,0 900
men.
Russia and Prussia Ia Accord -NapoIeon
and His TO the Front.
LONDON, July 16.-Rumors are In cir
culation that Russia and Prussia are in
strict accord in the struggle against
France.
Prince Imperial goes with the Emperor
to the Rhine on the frontier. st
Camp at Chalons is to be broken up
immediately.
General Boref exchanges the war port
folio for a command in the field.
Holland declines the offer made by
Prussia of an army to defend her from
tier. srs t F M
Edmund Abbate will go TO the front as
war correspondent Of the Moaitesw.
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BROOMS OPERA HOUSE
Jefferson street, near Main,

CaAs. II. Il. BRoos Lessee aud Proprietor
EuGENK II. .cfoRafAN..-Ac cling stage Manager
Prof. FRANK ARNOLD.-Le Leader OF Orchestra
nS-TaIS STANDARD VARIETY THEA,
TI.I. = Opsn the year round with powerful
ana talented corps OF male and female art
repiete with music, mirth and melody.
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