Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-29
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LAS AAAACAPOob ID AASAOaoAlS III
France.
New Jersey is about building new
lunatic asylum.
The agricultural editors arrived at
LeavenWorth.
The new clip Of wool is beginning
to arrive at San Francisco.
The new loan is taken slowly. Only
5000 worth was sold yesterday.
The Radical meeting at New Or
leans last night, passed of quietly.
Ninety thousand baskets Of peaches
from Delaware arrived in New York
yesterday.
Courts martial for the trial of the
Communists will open at Versailles
next week.
Several vessels have arrived at Hall
fax from the Labrador fishing grounds.
with good cargOes.
Two eoloreds were hung in Rich
mond, yesterday, for a murder perpe-
traded some time ago.
Mrs. Fitzgerald was burned to death
at RondOut, New York. There was
nothing OF her left to bury.
The Duke D'Aumale is eontesting
the representation of the city of Cler-
mont in the French Assembly.
The contract for freestone for the
government building at Omaha, was
awarded to ]. II. Mueller, OF Cincin-
natl.
Aspecial from Washington SAYS that
Secretary Boutwell, has decided not to
allow the Kentucky war claim to be
paid.
Sampson BidWalph Robinson, in
structOr of bookkeeping and Librarian
of the Louisiana State University, is
dead.
Joseph Conway Brown, a leading
Mason Of Halifax, n. S., was buried
yesterday with imposing Masonic
ceremonies.
The new Spanish Minister has re.
solved to put down the insurrection
in Cuba, regardless Of all sacrifices of
life and money.
An American fishing schooner was
seized in the Gulf of st. Lawrence by
a Canadian cruiser for violating the
fishery regulations.
The German ministers and men,
bers OF fifteen congregations in Cincin-
natl have organized to prevent the re-
peal of the Sunday laws.
A safe belonging to kaufman, in
Osborn, was blown open last night,
and six hundred dollars taken there
from. No arrests have as yet been
made.
The Mayor and Comptroller of New
York say the city accounts, which
will make a volume Of eight hundred
pages, will probably be published to.
morrow.
The Ku.Klux Committee is vet in
session at Washington, Only one
witness remains to be examined. The
subcommittee Is at work in South
Carolina.
An obscure and aged wood-gatherer
was run over and killed by the train,
yesterday afternoon, at the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton depot, at Gin
cinnati.
Secretary Boutwell, has received
from Consul Kreissman, at Berlin,
imperial photographs Of the celebri-
ties OF that country who took part in
the late war.
The Are1air says the Empress of the
French has written a letter to the
Gar OF Russia urging him tocontinue
to maintain friendly relations with
the French.
Secretary Fish denies that there is
any information of any character at
hand announcing the appointment of
Jules Favre as Minister from France
to the United States.
Private dispatches state that the
rates of freight from New York to
Cincinnati have been reduced to forty
one cents on the first four classes and
to thirty on the special.
Apaches recently raided on the
herds attached to camp in Arizona,
and ran of the cattle in view of the
parade ground. They killed a man
named McDougall, and Mexican.
The New Orleans Custom-house
officials assert that the receipts during
the last month are greater than any
preceding June for ten years, while |
the expenses are nearly two per cent. |
less.
The Journal de Paris announces
ShSst LNFAC AAu
that he is replaced in the Office of
Foreign Affairs by M. Gelland, re-
Gently one of the French negotiatOrs
for peace at Brussels.
Commodore Ashbury has engaged
passage on the Cunard steamship |
Java, sailing September 23d from |
Liverpool for New York. His yacht |
LeVOnia starts for the same destina- ]
ton on the lst September.
The committee of the French As
sembly upon the reorganization of the |
French army has voted to report in |
favor of compulsory service for all |
males between the ages of twenty and |
forty. The soldiers will not be enti- |
tied to vote at the elections.
The Ottawa (IllinOis) Republican /
has a report that B. @. Cook, Repre-
sentative in Congress from the Sixth |
district of that State, is about to resign |
that position in order to accept the |
solicitor generalship of the Chicago |
and Northwestern Railroad Company.
The Commissioner of Internal Rev
enue has decided that the officers of |
territorial governments are not en-
titled to exemptions from the income |
tax as are officers of State govern
ments, under the decision of the Su-
preme Court in the case of Buffinton |
against Day,