Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-01
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. June 30.-Ihe POlarls
steamed out of the harbOr at late
hour last evening. Captain Hall ex-
pressed his desire from the baainning
TO delay his departure till the 1st of
July. 1t is rumOred that he intends
to stop at New London, Conn.,, to
spend some time, before his final de-
parture.
A cable dispatch from st. Peters.
burg states that notice appeared yes
terday in the official column Of the
Journal de 81. Petersburg, stating that
when the Grand Duke Alexis returns
from Ems, where he remains at pres
ent with the Emperor, he will at once
repair to CrOnstadt, to superintend in
person the preparation being made at
the Imperial navy gard for his voyage
to America. The Grand Duke has
stated that he intends to carry to
America one Of the most perfect naval
squadrons that ever left the European
waters. In st. Petersburg, the Grand.
Dukes voyage i5 the main topic. At
united service clubs and those having
influence at the court the utmost eXer-
tions ars being made to secure assign
ment to his Highness' suit. Prince
GortsehakOf states that the Grand
Duke will certainly embark at Cron-
stadt the last of August for America.
%The Iri6upe's Washington CORES
pOndent telegraphs: There is rUl-
NOR current that the President
informed both Boutwell, and Pleas
anton that he viii not interfere be.
tween them, but that they must
settle their difficulty between them
selves. Another report is that the
whole matter has been FefegHei 70 the
Attorney General, and his decision is
to be final. On the Dther hand, prODa-
inent officials, who have the best
means of knowing, say the difference
between the Secretary and Commits
siOner is now so great that reconcilia-
ton Is impossible, but the matter
must be allowed 10 remain in St0tu quo
for the present-the lSecretary takes
the high position that he has no per-
sonal grounds of complaint 80 long as
the Commissioner does not 1isObey
his orders. So lOngas General Pleas
antOnsWas his subordinate he had a
perfect right to anHul the paper con-
tract since he did not approve OF it.;
and if the Commissioner does not at
tempt any further assumption OF in
dependent power, the President is not
very likely to demand PleasantOn's
immediate resignation. At any rate,
the President and Secretary Boutwell,
left town In the aftarnoon-the PIesi-
dent for Long Branch, and the other
f0F ten days visit to his home in
Massachusetts.
It was announced in Court to day
that the Board of Brokers. have re-
eeived notice from the Erie Railway
Compay, that new issue of thirty
Thousand shares of stock will be made
st the expiration Of thirty days. This
issue, If made, it is cOntended, will
vitiate the injunction issued by the
United States Circuit Court Restrain
ing the Erie Company from issuing
any more stock during the pendency
of proceedings in the United States
Circuit Court, which proceedings, it
is believed, cannot De closed within
thirty days.
A most exciting secret meeting Of
the Episcopal General Theological
Seminary was held last evening, A
pamphlet has been circulated contain
ing serious charges against DIR. Forbes,
who returned to the Episcopal Church
from the ROmish faith. The sub eet was
brought before the meeting, and Il was
voted to lay the matter on the table,
whereHpon DR.. Forbes, in a great
state OF excitement, rendered his res
ignatiOn ana at once left the room. A
scene of confusion and excitement foi-
lowed. Ex- Judge Bell, one OF the
trustees, obtained the floor, and, while
speaking with great earnestless on
The subject, fell dead with disease OF
the heart. This sad affair brought the
meeting TO an abrupt close.
Policeman John Gillespie, indicted
for assaulting Isasc Watson, assault-
ing and robbing Albart 2. COnnell,
and wounding gith intent TO kill
Leroy, plead guilty 10
the lagt charge to-day. and was SEN
fenced by Recorder Iaackett TO ten
years hard labor Ia til,a State prison,
CKlcAeO.
CHICAGO, June 30.-.A prize fighter
and desperate named L0one!l, long
4 terror to the people OF Central City,