Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-19
TELEcRAMs.
Prim admits the loss Of Cuba.

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Prim admits the loss of Cuba, -a9
Whittemore gets his seat again.
The Cabinet all got back TO Washington
last night. aa
Hoar wept farewell address to his as
sociates yesterday.
5-2O's closed flat yesterday in Havre, at
961s, and cotton closed heavy.
Roger s. Greene is Judge of the Su-
preme Court Of Washington Territory.
Joseph Martin, engineer of the ex-
ploded Raven, had his license revoked.
The Tablet (Catholic) says Dickens
characters have every merit except Chris
| tisnity. ast
Rome will settle the quarrel between
the Nicaraguan Government and the
clergy. a-H.. OF
A st. Louis Court made foreign int
surance company yesterday pay the $500
city tax, -. -,
Queen vie. returned to windsor yes
terdsy. st. Georges Club will please
take notice.
Lieut.. Drew, of the United States
Army, got lost and persisted in the Ma
vajo mountains.
Ten thousand dollars reward is offered
for the robbers of the Louisville Me-
chanics' Bank.
Wash-women of Paris on a strike last
night, and Parisians will have no clean
SHIRTS this morning.
Mr.. Logan opposed Whittemore's be-
ing sworn in, and the question was post
pOned till Tuesday.
Mr.. MOrrill's bill abolishing the frank
ing privilege was rejected last night in
the Senate by q to IS. as
The everlasting nigger begat rousing
quarrel yesterday in the Spanish Cortes.
A duel to-day at Madrid.
A butcher yesterday, in Baltimore,
threw a knife at a negro. The knife went
in and the negro, under. ~.
Richard J. Lockwood, of st. Louis,
died yesterday, and John Naughton fell
from four story building and was killed.
Mrs. Margaret L. Bybee's petition for
pension was rejected last night by the
UnitedlStates House of Representatives by
53 to 70.
Ramsey's bill was rejected yesterday
by the Senate. He proposed to abolish
franking and reduce postage to one cent.
We are sorry.
The Baltimore Supreme Court gave a
fellow $1,000 because another fellow kissed
his wife's hand against her will. Hands
to rent in this city, &
A company was organized Yesterday in
Philadelphia to buy Graders Patent Cot
| tonseed Mote Cleaning Machine, now in
operation in Memphis.
Grant will release the Fenian General
Gleason, because he, Gleason, didn't in
tend to hurt anybody, and was opposed
to the invasion of Canada.
A huge Andes Insurance Co. was or
ganized with capital of 500, 900 yesterday
in Cincinnati. J. B. Bennett, the head
of the concern, owes us $500 for this ad.
A. B. Woodcock was chucked into Jail
yesterday, for stealing while postmaster
| at Piedmont, the highest point ON the
Baltimore and Ohio road.
Spain submits the questions growing
out of the seizure of the steamer Llovd t9
| arbitration. John @. Williams, of New
York, has been selected to represent the
uniFbd States,
The internal revenue receipts for the
fweek is S737, 1857; tor the fiscal year to date.
Sl95, ,643, ,6S3. Coin in the Treasury. SlO9
769, ,595. Certificates, S34, ,094, 900. Cur
rency balance, S2l ,556, ,98s.
Inmsn, owner of the City of Boston.
says she struck ice instead of lie, and will
never more besheard from. This amt the
City of Boston that wants to strike lie.
and That some people think Is an iceberg.
4. F. Stiffens, patent model maker.
shot himself accidentally at Indianapolis,
last evening, and was q patent model
corpse; and one Bauer, of Cincinnati, at
the same time, committed prussic acid
without the slightest provocation.
Duyall, Federal Judge in Texas, after
drawing his Confederate salary two years,
went through the lines and induced old
Abe, good old soul, to pay tor two years
judicial services in greenbacks. DuVall's
knavery has been discovered, and he will
be plenipotentiaried for life. As a
double dealer he is an eminent success.
Ackerman's appointment was re-
ferred by the Senate to select
committee. He was "Conscript
Dodger,p and went into the Con-
federate army to keep ont of it. He
secured bOmb-proof, which has just ex-
ploded and landed him in the !" Cabinet'i
OF cnriosities in politics gathered by the
unlettered Grant.
Stlnkham presided yesterday in the
Cincinnatl Saengerbund. His name may
arise from Limburger toted in his breeches
pocket Sixty-four societies that haven't
paid for lager and other dues were strick-
en- from the roll. SiXty-four societies are
represented by two delegates 6aoh. st.
Louis will be ths place for the next big
noise. Some of the Germans, innocent
musical geniuses, were inveigled into a
foul den and foully robbed. They detect
ed the rascals, made vigorous descent
blowing their horns like Wonter Van
nWilleri and recovered their property.