Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-22
TELEGRAMS.

John Bright goes to Parliament
soon.
MadamoiseUe Schneider, actress, Is
dead.
Coal is retailing in New York at $l5
per ton.
Seventeen French war vessels in the
harbOr Of Dunkirk.
The Germans are assembling great
numbers OF troops at COlogn.
Peter Turner, chief Of the National
Asylum at Philadelphia, is dead.
A row occurred in Paris Saturday
between some French and Germans.
Several wounded.
A lot OF POttOWOttOma chiefs are in
Chicago, in full undress, hunting up
the headquarters Of Sheridan.
Thirty thousand dollars worth of
the oldest part Of Cincinnati, on Front
street, burned Monday. Amply in
suTed.
The total number of hogs packed
this season in Chicago up to this date
Is $50, ,566, and packers are still at
work.
The Federal Court at Knoxville ad-
journed on Saturday. Judge EmmOns
set out that evening on his return to
Detroit.
Mr.. Monroe, of Pennsylvania, has
arrived out in Havana on a botanical
expedition, to investigate West In
dian fruits, etc.
Three hundred sheep were burned
in q big slaughter-hOase on First ave-
nue., New York. which took fire yes
terday morning.
Senator Summers physicians say he
will not be able to resume his duties
in the Senate for four Of five days and
ought not this session,
The French lost in January eight
hundred guns and three hundred and
fifty thousand men. Loss of Ger
mans, ten thousand.
Three hundred and tWenty.three
thousand, four hundred and twenty
four barrels of whisky were rectifed
In the First Ohio District in 1870.
General Halpine, the liberated Fe-
nian, arrived in Boston Monday, and
was received at the wharf by a depu-
tatiOn of leading Irish of the Hub.
Thiers said in his inaugural speech
that his government is pacific, but
that terms Of peace would be cOur-
agiOusly discussed with the Germans.
G. D. Woods, the newly appointed
Governor of Utah, arrived at Salt
Lake on Monday, but Immediately
left for Oregon, owing to sickness In
his family.
Collins -four mills, at Eagle Har
Dor, Orleans county, New York, were
burned yesterday. Loss about $52,-
600; insurance $37, 200. Supposed to
be the work Of an incendiary.
Father Favre, who said the Ger
mans ought to be free, and the Pope
made a citizen like unto Orher citi-
zens, has been Professionally restored
to his parish in New York.
The final condition Of peace includes
the cessiOn of AlsaCe and Lorraine,
with the fOrtresses of Metz and Bel
fort, and the payment of an indem-
nifty Of ESQ, 900, 900 sterling.
A Berlin telegram says Prussia still
rejects Intervention and mediation,
and that Bismarck will soon recognize
the Republic. The BOnapartists are
still negotiating for a plebisCite.
William the Good will march
through Paris on the 26th. He will
be taken care Of by his chief of field
police, who will occupy with his
forces all the houses on the route.
B. F. Boyce, ex.Sheriff of New Ma
drid county, was arrested at Barnum's
hotel last night, suspected of hav-
ing killed Deputy U. s. Marshal
Jenkins, at New Madrid last We'd
nesday.
Moltke says he never knew any
thing about war In America, as he
believed that war is a science, and
he did not care to read about the mere
scrambling of two armed mobs.
MOltke Is modest.
There is a cOIOred cuss in Alexan-
dria, Virginia, who can change the
position Of his heart to the right side
and into his stomach. He can also
move the whole system of ribs down
to the abdomen.
The people Of Bordeaux are gener-
ally opposed to peace on the basis Of
. NCooAOA Va ANAAANOAy bAh ~ 10
ported that a majority of the Ministry
and Assembly have resolved upon
peace on the best terms Obtainable.
The spleDdOr of the Mardi Gras cele-
bratiOn in New Orleans was wholly
unparalleled. Mclean was in ecsta-
cies over it. He figured right royalty
dressed as a Neptune, bearing a fam
ing trident with which to steer the
course Of his 800 Memphis gods and
gOddesses.
Thiers' new ministry is composed
as follows: Jules Almond Dufare,
Minister Of Justice; Jules Favre, Min
lister Of Foreign Affairs; Louis Joseph
Picard, Minister Of the Interior; Jules
Simon, Minister Of Instruction; Felix
LRmbrecht, Minister Of Commerce;
AdOlphe Charles LefiO, Minister Of
War; Admiral PathUan, Minister Of
Marine; M. de Larcy, Minister Of
Public Works.