Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-12
TELEoRAMs.

The German patriotic war fund now
amounts to S220,O00.
The population Of New York is CSC, 900
according to recent census reports.
Five Thousand one hundred and sixty
six immigrants arrived in New York last
week.
1t is officially announced that Baron
Mereier, French Minister TO Madrid, has
been recalled.
The car works of W. Sands & Co., at
Paterson, N. J., burned yesterday morn
ing. Loss, $4,000.
A delegation has left Bsrne, Switzer-
land, for the headquarters Of the King OF
Prussia, to intercede Tor Strasbourg.
Queen Augusta personally congrstula-
attaining the fiftieth year of his doctorste.
". K. Thomas, jsilor Of Jefferson coun-
ty and city OF Louisville for the past sew
enteen years, died at his residence in
Louisville yesterday.
A duel is reported imminent between
Generals Jordan and Qussads, in csnse-
qusncs OF an article by the latter, pub
lished in Spanish paper.
Seven young Frenchmen and quite a
number Of Germans, including two no
blemsn, sailed yesterday on steamer to
join the armies of their respective nations.
A large meeting Of Presbyterians was
held last night in Cincinnati on the occa-
sion Of the departure OF Rev. J. Fisher
Crossette and Geo. +. Fitch, missionaries
for China.
Members Of the suite of the Empress
and Prince Imperial sailed from Antwerp
yesterday morning. for Hsrwich, Eng
land. They took with them an immense
quantity of baggage.
The Emperor Of Russia has conferred
the order of st. George on Prince Louis
William, Duke Of Bavaria, As q mark of
his admiration for the gallantry displayed
by the Bavsrian troops.
Senior Oelosego, Spanish Ambassador at
Paris has communicated to Jules FRvre
the formal recognition Of the new govern
ment by Spain Belgium is expected to
recognize the Republic at once.
A dispatch from London, yesterday,
says eighteen of the crew OF the Captain
have reached Cape Carrohedo. They re-
port that another boat full of people was
stove and upset and all on board lost.
Advices from Rome represent that the
Pope is making preparations to meet the
transfer of the Italian government to
Rome. It Is reported he will retire to
Castle Gcndolfo as soon as the Italians ap-
proaeh the city.
A Montreal dispatch received yester-
day SAYS: The Tyne crew to-day pulled
over a six mile course in 81 minutes and
20 seconds, and yesterday the st. John
crew nOWed the same distance in SO min
utes so seconds, betting 500 to 80 in favor
Of the New Brunswickers.
A dispatch from Pillsbury received last
night reads as follows: bishop Domi-
mic returned from the Ecumenical Council
at Rome to-day and was received by a
procession over mile long, consisting
ef the various religious societies of the
city. Enthusiasm is great.
A dispatch from New York yesterday
saws the yacht race at Newport for the
citizens cup was Won by the Phantom by
one q half minutes time. The Palmer,
which reached the stake boat first, took
the second prize; the Dauntless came in
third, with the loss Of her fOretop mast,
and the Cambria fourth. fifty minutes be-
hind the Dauntlsss. The SapphO did not
start.
The Cubsns must prepare. A dispatch
received yesterday from Madrid says:
Z" A reinforcement of Ii0O men will leave
for Cuba on Monday in the steamer Car
namiss, and 1000 on Saturday in the
steamer Porto Rico. The steamer San
tsnder has already sailed with 800 men.
These are the first instslments of the 10,
90 soldiers promised. Captain General De
Rodas has again rendered his resignation
and it is now under consideration"
A Washington dispatch says that Father
GeneO, missionary among the Sioux and
Chippewa Indians in DacOtah, has for
warded to the President a treaty of peace,
made and signed together at Fort Aber-
erombie, August 18th, by those tribes, in
the presence of General L. G. Hunt, COM
msnder of the post. Men of the Sioux
nation add to the treaty request that the
President order through the Indian Bu-
resu an appropriation of their money to
be made and applied to the erection of g
Catholic chapel on their reserve. They
also desire, if practical, that some Of them
be chosen to come to Washington to see
the President on matters regarding an
agency.