Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-20
TELE6RAMS.
Ffsubzcript'ons to henew loan yester-
day were 500 600.

the new treaty NAultAliEs
The Indiana editors are hob-nObbing
together in Indianapolis.
The treaty question will be disposed
of by the Senate by Thursday next.
joseph Bredin was murdered by q
negro near Louisville yesterday.
Willard Warner, ex-senator Of Ala
bama, is Governor OF New Mexico.
A scamp was arrested in Ba timOre
on Thursday fOr cOuuterieiting nickels.
The railroad was finished TO Don
aldsonville frOm New Orleans yester-
day.
Tie Prussians are expected to at
tack the Communists on the east side
o. Paris.
The Turkish government is on the
London money market for q loan OF
go, o00, 600.
A fearful haIIstorm desolated the
country about Richmond, Virginia,
yesterday,
Greeley is in Galveston. Great
public reception yesterday. He would
not talk politics.
Dias, with eight hundred men, Is
marching on Panama, They have
Remington rifles
The South and North Germans in
the imperial parliament are already
at dagger's points.
The widow Levy, sui
Cided in that city hang
ing. Very vulgar. st
The Versailles government has
adopted the Frankfort treaty between
France and Germany.
The press and citizens Of California
have extended a cordial welcome to
Mrs. Albert D. Richardson.
Ministers representing EEglar and
Scotland attended the Pre- byterian
General Assembly, at Chicago.
Austria has proposed and Switzer-
land o reed to a conference to take
massu 5 to prevent the spread Of the
riuderpe
The first spike in the Northern Pa
ciGc railroad was driven at KalsmO,
Oregon, yesterday, with appropriate
ceremonies.
Mrs. X. E. Harrington, who sui
Cided recently, is discovered to have
been a niece of Lieutenant Governor
Selden and General Cass.
Bismarck has gone to Frankfort to
meet Favre and POnyer QUartiere, for
the purpose OF exchanging ratitiCa-
tiOns Of the treaty of peace.
The German Parliament has agreed |
to the additional clause to the postal |
treaties Of 1867 and 1871 between Ger !
many and the United States.
Alfred Seigenmeyer was arrested in |
the HartZ mountains, in Germany,
charged with the murder Of Gumble- |
ton, in Chicago, last November.
A force Of fifty thousand Turkish /
troops have recently been cOncen-
traced at Shumlah, on the main route
ber&een WallaChia and Constantine
pie,
sumner is making war on the
double j0inted Highs by bringing in
resolutions in the Senate providing
for open debates on the provisions Of
treaties.
In the House OF Lords, Earl Russell
C0n-ented to a pOstpOnsment Of the
discussion on the American treaty till
the 2Jlh Oi June, TO await the arrival |
Of Official papers.
That gallant old Democrat, General
9 Jrd 70 Granger, has gone to the re-
Lief Of he people Of Texas, and is
g0bbling the Indians that lately
depredaled upon them.
The Sub-Ku klux Committee, to
work actively in the South, consists
Of Senators Scott (chairmaD), Poole
and Is air, and Representatives. Poland, |
Q burn, Stevenson, Bell and Van
T-ump.
B tn Houses Of the Legislature Of /
n W Brunswick have unanimously
adDyteI RS buttons cOndemnatOry of
the terms of the treaty at Washington
50 Tar - ;hey affect the interests Of
Canada.
Euma CI8ns shot and killed her
sell 10 New York yesterday. Her
lover, VINO had seduCed her, failed TO
be present at the time fixed for their |
marriage. A warrant has been Issued |
for bis arrest.
Mexico is in "a beautiful e cOndi-
zion as Grant would have this c0un-
try plunged into rather than ia / 10
win In 1872. LOndO 80 says the tele-
graph is on top just now, but EscO- A.,
DedU Iz rising.
The United States Senate opened / Z
as it was understood, to / 4
investigate the exposure Of the treaty /
thoroughly, and 70 punish the Senator j
or other person who sold q COPY to c
the New York Tribune.
In the House Of Commons, in Lon. q
don, the amendment designed to de-
feat the Governments bill to suppress c
Disturbances in Ireland was rejected
by a majority Of 323, and a second /
reading Of the bill was ordered by 28z g
majority.
In the United States Circuit Court |
yesterday Henry J. Smith, now q resi- j
dent OF New York, obtained a verdict
against the city OF Richmond, for two .
-hOUsand dollars damages, for whisky | Z
destroyed, by order Of the city coun- .
iii, on thenight before the evacuation. q
In the Zion Conference Of the Meth
dist Episcopal COurch at P0uRhkeep- | >,
lie. New York, yesterday, il WIS re- !,
Olved that, ia this enlightened day, I
Is ministers, we discOuntenance any +,
cheme or plan to establish separate =
chools OF colleges Tor colOred people e
q this State. \
In the General Assembly Of Confer
.nce, at Chicago, yesterday, on the Z
basis Of a union with the United Pres o.
lyterian Church, after considerable
discussion, it was agreed that negOtia- @,
ions should be continued, with q v
new 70 an agreement Of some basis / v
hat ali can stand upon. Il
Mrs. Fairs attorney has fled q
engthy bin Of exceptions in the aD-
)licatiOn for a new trial. IL charges
rrOrs in the ruling Of the court, mis-
0nduct 70 the jurors and newly discOv- r
red evidence apparentiyOf not much O.
Importance. The general impression Ia
S that all the points will be oVerruIed. u
The Sub-Ku-Klux Committee will b!
,isit all such localities in the South az pl
he committee first named shall re- Al
.0rt TO be in a disturbed condition, hs
nd such other localities as the COM u
oittee NAV deem necessary. Also. H,
te chairman Of the Joint Select Com ~
autee be authorized to appoint said q
no committee, of which the chairmen -
( the senate and House committees q,
bail be members, and said two chair -
len shall be authorized 70 Ill any n
acaucy III said sub committee. f.
The Congressional Ku Klux Com. e5
littee, az a meeting yesterday, re re
lived for the pIesent that a sub-cOm
,{ftee of eight members be appointed
, Dr0cesd at once with the inVestiges
oas and continue the same as long as
,eV NAV deem eXpedient, with au- j
'sr,tv d take tes imOny and report Ci
/ testimony bg them obtained TO the or
,-.-.,oka~tas To Ia hold Z a.