Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-09
JUNE 9, 1870.

strength of six men, which scarcely sur
feed to restrain him. IT was many
hours before he was guieted. The pyhst
clans say the case is not bydrophobia, ana
are somewhat mystiied as TO its precise
nature. During his paroxysms he called
for and drank protusely of water.
Tie population of the European cities
Increases to an extent almost marvellous.
IT, statistics stand, at this moment, as
follows: London. 3,2l4,G0 Constantine
pie, 1,500,O00; Paris, 1850, 600; st. Peters
burg, 667. 900; Naples, 100000; Vi
emma, 10000; Dublin, 1921 900; MOSCOW,
400, coo; Berlin, s0O,000; Lisbon, S40,00Os
Manchester, $50, 600; Amsterdam. 10000;
Glasgow, sol 600; Liverpool, 520, 900; Mad-
rid, 800, 600. The highest increase since
1892 is that of Berlin, go per cent. the
lowest that of Amsterdam, II. per cent.
London shows an increase Of 90 per cent,
and Paris of lis per eent. Vienna has
rather more then doubled it's population,
and Liverpool can boast Of treble the
number ofsouls it contained in the same
year.
A Brazilian correspondent writes that
the behavior Of Mrs. Lynch, since the
death Of her paramour, Lopez, hal been
tempered with a high tone of delieacy
and haughtiness. 'The Marshal died as
a hero and the Chief Of the State ought to
de- said she, when told of the psrticu-
ulars of his death. Mrs. Lynch was sent
down to Asuncion, on board of the Prin-
ceza. When she beheld the city from on
deck of this steamer, she wept most pite-
Ously. She is going to be sent to Rio
Janeiro, according to her own wishes,
and hence to Europe. She has a fortune
of upward of $780, 600. She said that ex-
Minister Mcmahon was the bearer of 300
gold ounces, besides other coin, and OF 500
ounces to be delivered to Emiliiauo LO-
PEE, now in New York. One of the sur
viving SONS of Mrs. Lynch is Leopold, a
beautiful boy of four years of age.
The GAINESVILLE Chronicle Of Saturday
has the following in regard to that gold
headed cane which President Davis re-
ceived from an Ohio gentleman recently;
" We have just received a letter from j..
r. Linn, Esq, Ottawa, Ohio. giving b
gratifying intelligence that the Hon. JEFF
terson Davis has acknowledged the re-
ceipt of the cane, about which much has
been said in the papers. In consequence
of the fanatic hatred of the South, still
burning in the hearts of his piOus neigh
bors, Mr.. Linn deemed it prudent to make
us the medium of communication with
Davis, and, in a previous letter, gave
US the history of the It was pre-
to Mr.. Davis by President Pierce,
anu Wa6 obpACA huAAnE IA wal Jul NV
Mr.. Linn discovered and got il in possess
sion, we do not remember with sufficient
accuracy to repeat, and his letter contain
ing the information we cannot refer to,
having forwarded it, as Dor as read, to
Mr.. Davis, at Memphis. Suffice it to say
the zane has been delivered to its rightful
owner, and that Nh. Linn deserves the
thanks of every good man for his generous
agency in its and restoration.
To avoid the possibility of moi violence
to Mr.. Linn, Mr.. Davis inclOsed to Us an
order from the express agent at Memphis,
TO the agent at Ottawa, to receive the
package and forward it to him-the agent.
Can anything more fully disclose the an
scrupulous Yindictiveness of Radicalism
than the necessity for such caution against
mob violence 10 prevent the restitution Of
property wrested from its owner without
the sanction of any law, human OF di-