Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-12
THE NEWS.

A ministerial crisis is again imminent
in spain.
The negroes still continue to emigrate
from Virginia.
The uIustrious dead-Whittemore, De
weese and Blackburn.
They are going to have the Nicolsou
pavement in indianapolis.
The infaIible" dogma won't 90 down
with the EcumenicaI Council.
The District OF Columbia is to have a
territorial form of Government.
The village Of Palmetto, Ca, has been
visited by a most destructive fire.
Trade is very duh in New York, and
the outlook is anything but encouraging.
General Sherman says that the Indians
are guilty Of great brutality to white wo-
men.
The GAINESVILLE Tobacco Leaf OF this
week advocates holding a tobacco fair at
that place.
The reconstruction Of Tennessee viii be
considered by the Committee Of Congress
mex Tuesday.
The New York Sun very RadicaD pro-
LOUNGES the first year Of Grants admins
tration a failure.
The Prince Of Wales is to visit Ireland
Immediately. The Princess of Wales will
accompany him.
"ShoO-Fly, 4" is being politely interdict-
ed, on account Of suspicious as to the re-
spectability Of its origin.
Awoman correspondent Of the ReUOIa-
ion claims that wOmen can vote under
the Fifteenth Amendment.
Mr.. Frank Mayo is playing Badger, in
nut Street Iheater, Philadelphia.
The barkeepers Of New Orleans inaugu-
rated specie payments, and have con-
tinUed for several days to make change in
specie.
The hotel at BIount Springs, Alabama,
was burned on the I'D uIt. About one
half of the furniture is reported to have
been saved.
The Bishops of Nashville, St. Joseph,
and Santa Fe have been authorized to
leave Rome, and not to return TO the Ec-
umenical Council.
Beast Bstler has appointed q negro boy
Of Salem, Massachusetts,, 70 3 csdetship al
West Point. This is the first negro ever
appointed a cadet.
BY q fearful boiler explosion at the
Charleston a. c. Mining and Manufac-
turing Compsny's Works, on Saturday,
three men were killed.
The latest news from Mexico announces
a victory OF the national troops, under
General Escobedo, over the rebels in the
State Of san Luis POtOsi.
The National .Aati-SEGUeTy Standard
proposes 10 drop from its title the words
snti-slavery,' in view Of the adoption
Of the Fifteenth Amendment.
Mr.. James c. Southall, Of the most
scholarly and brilliant writer's in this
country, has retired from the editorial
control Of the Richmond Enquirer.
The Pope has "secularized" Father Hy-
acinthe. This act releases the popular
preacher from bis nOnastic VOWS, and
throws him upon the world as e simple
priest.
The constitutional amendment, enfran-
chislng rebels and extending suffrage to
negroes, passedtbe Missouri House yester-
cay by a vote Of 81 to 80. 1t has already
passed the SenSte.
A trial in an English court is thus de-
scribed by a Chinsman: One man is
quite silent, another talks all the time,
and Twelve wise men condemn the man
who has not said a word.
1cebergs Of mountainous sizes are float
ing overt the Northern Atlantic. The Bre-
men steamer Neul, just arrived at South
smpton from ew York, reports meeting
with a good mar Y Of them.
A young man named Joseph Ridiough.
and a young lady named Lizzie La ShelIe,
were drowned on the night Of the 18th
instant, in Plum river, Illinois. Sad to
relate. they were to have been married
next day.
The British Parliament Is debating the
grievances Of two Of the peoples subject
70 Queen Victoria, the Maoris of New
Zealand and the Irish in Ireland. 1t is
the old story-discontent, land tenure and
poverty Oh fertile soils.
A Washington special to the New York
Sun SAYS that the President sent his card.
and will grant General Quesada another
interview tomorrow. The President is
taking a warm interest in the Cuban
cause. This is authentic.
The Nashville press, are, we are glad to
say, doing their best in behalf Of the lot
terry scheme of Mrs. Florence S. V. David
son. We hope the deserving lady viii be
able to dispose Of every one Of the tickets
in Davidson county.
The Evansville Ind.) Journal says the
strike Of The printers, which o place on
the 18th Of last month, terminated Satur-
day. by the practical dissolution Of the
Union in that city, and the return Of as
many men Is could ind employment 10
their work.
The foundation walls Of the Nashville
sotton mandatory are almost completed.
Brick work VIII be commenced on the
man walls next week. That on the