Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-08-12
LANDoN c. HAYNES.
NEW YORK.
The Stock Outrages at the
Belize-DrOWned-A Nose tn.
ken for a Tit-bit.
Beast ButleF, jr., at CairO-SeBatOr An
thOBy-The Steamer Bristol
COal-On Murder.

NEW YORK, August ll.-There will
be no afternoon call at the Stock Ex-
change on Monday, the members hay
ing voted to attend the funeral of Os-
wald Camman, one of its Oldest mem
bers.
The steamer River Queen and prOpel.
Ter ID. s. Miller cOllided near West
Point, on Hudson Lake Friday night
the former being damaged in her upper
works about one thousand dollars. Nc
one hurt.
A Belize, Honduras, letter of the
twenty-fOurth ultimO states that the
schooner Lizzie Webster, fnOm New
Orleans, was wrecked on the Island OF
Bozumel. The inhabitants discharged
the cargo, One-third being seized for the
Yucatan government, one third was
taken by the inhabitants for salvage,
and the remaining third was stolen by
the natives. The latter also stole
all the clothing and everything else be-
leOnging to the passengers, some fifteen
in number, including three ladies and
seven children, and when last heard
from they were entirely destitute, and
no vessel could be obtained at Belize to
go to their succor on account of the
outrageous Mexican laws.
Walter Hutchings, who was drowned
yesterday at COmmunipaw, was the son
Of Rev. Samuel Hutchings, Of Newark.
John Brennan, prominent politician
of Brooklyn, bit of Peter Mullady's
nose in a drunken fight last night.
The frigate Portsmouth, which ar
rived last night from Rio JaneirO,
brought large number of naval officers
and seamen from the frigate Lancaster.
An official report Of the attack by
Consul Butler upon Major Campbell at
Alexandria, Egypt, made by General
Loring, who was present, shows un-
doubtedly that it was a premeditated
attempt on the part of Butler and his
man Wadleigh TO murder Campbell.
While at the Office of the Chief of PO-
lice, giving his testimony, and demand
ing the arrest of Wadleigh, the latter
attempted to draw a revolver to shoot
General LOring, and was only prevent
ed from doing so by the police.
Senator Anthony is at Saratoga, and
in an interview with reporter on pOlit-
ical matters, showed no change in his
Republican sentiments.
The reports of passengers on the
steamer Bristol are to the effect that no
saw was put over the bow 70 stop the
leak, and only fortunate circumstances
prevented a most grave disaster. The
masts of the bark sunk by the Bristol
are above the water, and a light is
affixed to one Of them. AT the time of
the disaster the steamer was running
ten miles an hour in a dense fog. After
leaving Newport, the pressure opened
her seams, her hold filed almost i'm
mediately, and she was obliged TO be
beached before going nine miles to pre-
vent her sinking. When run ashore she
had three feet of water on the cabin
floor, and when the passengers were
taken off there were six inches Of water
on the main deck. Among the passen-
gers were Rev. DR.. Hollister, DR.. James
Buchanan and A. NJ. Deffrees, of In
dianapolis; Mrs. Seibrett, of Washing
ton; Otto Erlbach and wife, of New Or
leans, and a large number Of other
Southern and Western people. The
owners of the bark will claim damages
from the navigation company, of which
JAY Gould is President.
James Karnie was arrested in
Williamsburg last night, charged with
the murder of his wife by throwing a
lamp at her, which exploded,
cutting her fearfully and setting fire to
her clothing. .... "a