Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-03
TELE6RAMS.
Asssssinations continue in Paris.

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Baron Gerault cannot yet return to
Germany.
General lie Flo goes to st. Peters
burg as French ambassador.
DeGabZiac goes to Berlin on the Sd
instant as French Ambassador.
Prince Napoleon denies the restO-
ration Of his cousin, the Emperor.
Introduction upon ingress to and
pgress from Paris is removed from to-
day.
Sir Edward Thornton, British Min
ister, goes TO England on leave OF ab-
senCe.
Juarez will be reelected President
Of Mexico. Like Grant, he holds the
cards.
The KU-KluX Committee will meet
in Washington on the 10th Of Septem-
Der next.
The London Times hopes the Cana
disns viii Loyalty ratify the Washing
ton treaty.
Francis Whitaker, a leading pork
packer Of st. Louis, died yesterday
afternoon.
The New York Cotton Exchange
will close during the summer at 2 pm.
every day.
Two more members Of the Com
mUne, Frankel and FOntRine, have
been arrested.
Cincinnati druggists,On Wednesday,
were busy stamping their fragrant
preparations.
The Legislature Of Hayti is discuss
ing the terrible. financial condition Of
the country.
The telegraph line from the City
Of Mexico to Mazatlan is up and
working well.
President Grant was in the city Of
New York yesterday, and visited the
Custom-hOuse.
Some specie and cotton have been
saved from the wreck Of the ship
Crescent City.
The 9Oal-pit, tomorrow, is likely to
prove a costly affair for the owners Of
the PittstOn pits.
No. p Commercial place, New Or /
leans was burned down on Wednes- /
day. Loss, $4,000.
Great preparations are being made
in Lisbon for the reception Of the
Emperor Of Brazil.
The iron dealers Of New York yes
terday formed an organization for
mutual protection.
A fire, yesterday, consumed Erich |
4 Hyde,s bleck, Louisville, with con-
tents. Loss, $4,000.
Examinations will take place at |
West Point on the 7th inst. A large
class viii be graduated.
Mr.. Gladstone, the English Premier, I
has recovered from his recent and
severe attack Of sickness.
The London Standard contains a |
dispatch frem Versailles, announcing
the resignation Of Favre.
4 collection for the PIttstOn suffer
ers NyilI be taken up IN all the churches
Of New York city next Sunday.
The cOlliers in South Wales have |
resolved TO strike unless they are con- !
ceded an advance Of 5 per cent. in |
wages.
The tremendous rain storm in Ma |
riOn county, KY, on Wednesday, was 1
attended with most disastrous re- |
suits.
An explosion occurred at the hot /
blast furnace in East st. Louis, on /
Wednesday morning, WOunding six /
men.
NIier, who was lynChed at Oceants,
on Tuesday, had confessed to being /
the murderer Of four men and one /
woman.
ThOs. G. Duncan, oil land specula-
tor and owner, and founder, of Pitts 4
burg. Pa, died in Belfast, Ireland, /
yesterday.
The weather in California is cool
and cloudy with slight showers. Crops
promise a larger yield than ever be
fore known.
Hon. George Bancroft hss been ap- |
Dointed Envoy Extraordinary and /
Minister PleripOteutary to the Ger
man Empire.
The floor Of q salt warehouse built |
on piles, at Dubuque, Iowa, let down /
on Wednesday, dropping 5000 bushels /
Of salt in the water.
The Ida Rees, the first steamboat Of |
the season from Fort Benton, brought /
down eight thousand bales Of fUr5 and /
robes, valued at 100000.
Joseph Murray was sentenced in
Kentucky 10 twenty years in the state /
prison, for complication in the Park i
Bank robbery, Wednesday.
The Canadians are needlessly agi-
IA ted about the Washington treaty.
Tn ey will have to do as the mother
cOu. qtTy directs, you know.
The Irish Of New York are opposed |
to.the Washington treaty. Casserly /
Is to express their sentiments to that i
effect It a meeting to-day.
F. A. santille, rCcently leading man
at the Globe Theatei-, drowned him
self in the MississI, ,Opl river at
keOkuk, Iowa, on WedIN Ne5day.
The little ship City IT Ragusa,
which left New York ten DAYS since,
was seen May 9th by the ship On
tariO, going along in gallant style.
The revolution in Panama is ended. /
The steamer MOntijO has been re-
stored and the reYOlutiOnists in Chen
quincy have surrendered their arms.
The prOprietors Of the Kentucky
state lottery were, on Wednesday,
uiOined in the Circuit Court from
,e uing tickets and drawing schemes |
or lottery.
Z be house Of ROthschilds has made
! pr 0positiOu to the city Of New York
10 Il &c the consolidated debt as 1t
shall be issued, and pay OF all loans
IS they fall due.
General H. Y. BOyntOn, the Wash
ingtOn correspondent Of the Cincin-
natl Gzuzgtte, was married on Wednes-
day night 10 Miss Nellie Mason, Of
City.
Frederick A. Lane, one OF the di-
rectors Of the Erie railroad, has re-
signed 20 take charge Of the survey OF
the railroad to be built from RIO jan
sro to the Pacific coast.
The Pope has sent 10000 francs to
The distressed Parisians, and also
savefal chests Of cOnsecrated OhJects
~ tbs churches destroyed during the
sieue and ighting in Paris.
,Che stockholders Of the Kentucky |
sn,3 Great Eastern railroad organized
op Wednesday. Among the directors
are General John G. Fremont ana
n. p Banks. Colonel ID. W. NOrtOn3
Of Ke utucky, was elected President.
The steamer Harsa, from Bremen,
which came In collision with the bark
Rhea, from Rotterdam, on Thursday
morning, sank. The Rhea and cap
tain, and seven LQen were drowned.
An application has been made in
the Fifteenth District Court Of Cali
foruia. for a new trial i,Gr Mrs. Laura
Fair. who murdered Mr.. Crittenden
IN San Francisco.
mn 4,.ktsr,r, cxvor tho ReIfiroornI