Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-13
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The Reichsrath and Provisional
Diet have been dissolved at Vienna.
The Union Ferryboats Of New York
are run without certificates Of inspec-
ton.
The people Of France are beginning
to be opposed to Thier5' prolongation
in office.
The insurgents Of Algeria have set
fire TO the forests, and they burn with
great fury.
Bismarck has decided that the Al
SAGE school administration shall be
non-seetarian.
The Irish and French citizens OF
New York are each organizing new
militia regiments.
Immense shoals OF whales have ap-
peared in the bay of Psnsms, and
many have been killed.
1t is said that Alfred Russell Wal
lace, the eminent traveller and Orni-
biologist, is to be created a barOnet.
The Tennessee Press Association
have reached Cincinnati and are the
guests Of the authorities OF that city.
The cOurt-martial at Versailles sits
every day amid much excitement. It
viii take it some time to get through
with the cases before it.
Joseph Messner was executed at
12:2S O'Clock yesterday, at Rochester,
New York. He confessed TO having
murdered his wife in April, 1866.
At q meeting Of the bricklayers OF
New York last night it was resolved
to demand an increase from 81 TO 81 80
per day for wages after the 2lst inst.
It is reported that Lord Chief Jus
tice COckburn, of England, has been
made q member of the Arbitration
Board under the treaty in Washing
ton.
Mayor Hall, Of New York, saved a
life at South Bay yesterday, by leap
ing into the ,Yater and rescuing a
child as it was sinking for the third
time.
The Municipal Council of Paris en-
treated Theirs to have the capital re-
moved to Paris. Thiers SAYS the
question rests wholly with the AS
sembly.
The Commission of Charles Francis
(Alabama) Commission, has been
signed by Grant and forwarded to Mr..
Adams.
A terrific explosion of gun-cOtton
occurred yesterday, at Stow Market,
England. Several persons were
killed. Further explosions are appre-
hended.
The proposition 10 continue Thiers
President OF France for three years
threatens to be the rock upon which
the MOderRtes and Immoderates will
have fight.
Among the passengers on the City
of Brussels from New York yesterday
was Gilmore Barton, who has gone
to make arrangements for the great
musical festival.
A Georgia newspaper, much an
moved by pOetical contributions, pro-
poses to charge hereafter nine dollars
per line for all original poetry pub
ished in its columns.
A violent thunder storm visited
Appleton, Wisconsin, last night doing
much damage. A German woman,
name unknown, was struck by light
ming and instantly killed.
There is no truth whatever in the
statement that the Bureau Of Engrav-
ing and Printing at the Treasury De-
partment is engaged in manufacturing
money for the Japanese government.
Great quantities of Bartlett pears
are now sold on the streets of New
York. A produce merchant arrived q
few days age from San Francisco with
500 baskets, which he quickly dis
posed Of.
The London Times money articles
OF Yesterday, states that the amount
funded on the United States loan has
been taken out by bankers and will
be offered to the public next week by
Messrs. j. Cooke and McCullOch 4 90,