Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-23
TELEGRAMS.
NJ. Favre will be in London to-day.
Govarnor Stafford of Arizona. urges

NJ. Favre will be in London to-day.
Governor Stafford, Of Arizona, urges
extinction Of Apaches.
Two boys skating were drowned
yesterday in Chicago.
Boston sends a acongratulatory letter
to Victor Emanuel on Italian unity.
The Queen of Spain and her son
Emmanuel will at once go to Madrid.
Six guns were captured yesterday
from the French Army Of the North.
The King Of Spain has issued a de-
cree ordering the issuance Of 400, ,O0O,-
600 reals.
Mexican Buchanan, the actor, was
smitten last night with paralysis, at
Norfolk.
The international with the new
French cable on board, viii at once
resume her tasks.
The Germans suffered the French to
come out and bury their countless
dead yesterday.
The Detroit Catholics held a great
meeting last night, to express their
fidelity to the Pope.
Gladstone retires from public life
paralyzed in his lower limbs. The
ministry goes to pieces.
Casserly's bill to dispose Of the
PresidiO reserve Is pronounced stu
pendous fraud out West.
Chichester sFortescue is President Of
the London Board of Trade, and Wm.
MOnseIl, Postmaster General.
A narrow guage road is building
12O miles long from EikO, on Central
Pacific road, TO White Pine.
King William {that was) is dis
charging his officers who persist in
calling him Wilhelm, and not Kaiser.
Large fires last nightin Paris around
the Pantheon. In the sOrtie yester-
day the loss on both sides was enOr-
nous.
Hitchcock gets eighteen, and Thay-
er sixteen votes for United States Sen
stOr in the Nebraska Legislature.
Both Radicals.
German patrols rushed into the
trenches between forts Issy and Nau-
vres and found the forts deserted, but
discovering mines, retreated.
The mail car was robbed Saturday
night on the Sierra Nevada; so, 900
and a bag of letters stolen. Robbers
can hardly escape in the snow.
A German and French vessel are
lying at VigO, Spain. Spanish au-
thOrities have ordered vigorous mea-
sures to prevent collision in neutral |
waters.
Governor Brown and Senator Hen |
made speeches very fiattering |
to General Blair at the festival SatUr- |
day night. Three hundred persons !
were at table.
The Canadians have a secret agent, |
Sir John Rose, in Washington, smell |
ing out the fishery business. He
finds annexation a very popular idea
and a proper remedy of troubles /
with England.
American vessels bearing contra
band Of war, according to the treaty |
Of I779, cannot be captured, but the |
may be held by the captor
until the close Of the war, the CaptOr
giving bond. The treaty will be exc
Cuted.
The fight at Mont Valerien Saturday
lnLHtCA tlOlAA htbA tiiA tHIEANa DL
Werder is pursuing B0urbaki. Faid-
heTbe's army has moved from Beau
vaIs TO st. Quentin. After a fight of
sevenlhOurs, Faidherbe was driven by
Won Cohen into st. Quentin.
Investigation into the affairs Of the
insOlvent Mutual Fire Insurance
Company shows its outstanding risks
10 be one million eleven thousand
dollars; liabilities, fifteen millions
seven hundred and sixty-three dol
lars; assets, two million seven hum
lred and tWenty-siX dollars, or less
han eighteen per cent. assets to liza
Oilities.
A bill is pending in Congress to con-
3Olidate the Southern Pacific and the
and Pacific roads. II this be
Memphis becomes, Of
necessity, the terminus Of the road on
he Mississippi, being midway be-
.ween st. Louis and Vicksburg; the
and Pacific starting from the
Ormer and the Southern Pacific from
he latter city. This is the best news
Memphis has received for many day.