Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-28
YESTERDAYS wIREWORKS.

EOl GhDAI y W IRE W ORAos
The German band sailed for home yes
terday. .-. .....E
Stanley, the Herald explorer viii be
in LONDON Tuesday. l
Carl sichurz speaks at Charlotte, North
Carolina, tomorrow night.
It is reported in Paris that Due d'Au-
male intends resigning from the Assem-
bly,. 80
Nicholas Fleming, a railroad engineer,
was shot and robbed in Cleveland, Ohio,
Friday night. 81. rsa.. +.
The Masonic Hall and adjacent build
ings at Joliet, Illinois, were destroyed by
, fire yesterday.
The Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe
railroad was completed to Fort Larned
yesterday, and the regular trains will
run through tomorrow. aE la u1zsz-=.--
At eight O'Clock last night prostitute
named Hammond was shot and Instant
ly killed by an unknown woman, on the
street at Columbus, Indiana.
The yacht Rambler arrived Off Sandy
Hook at eight O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, from her trial with the Madeline.
A train was thrown from the track on
the New Orleans, Jackson and Great
/ Northern railroad Friday, by which sew
eraI persons were seriously injured.
A Washington dispatch says that
POstmaster-General CressweH left last
night for Michigan, where he viii make
/ speeches in reply to Ex-Governor
Blair.
The case of the Cuban privateer Pio-
neer will be decided in a few days; all
the official papers concerning it having
been received at the Treasury Depart
ment.
Balances in the national treasury, at
| the close of business yesterday: Cur
rency, S11, 424, 353, ,002; coin, s., 99l 1851, -
300, including, S3,lS6, $50, 900 in coincer-
! tificates.
The specie shipments yesterday from
| New York amounted to over three mill
| ion dollars, and the total shipments for
the week were OverfouT and a half mill
ion dollars.
The remains of the Duke de Guise
were buried in Paris yesterday. Among
those present at the funeral service We're !
Hon. e. B. Washburne and General w. Z
4 T. Sherman.
The Boston Board of Trade, in con-
nectiOn with the city government, will /
give a grand banquet to the Japanese |
Embassy, at the Revere House, Friday, (
August I'd.
The reported outrage on the occasion
of Governor Hammede's speaking at
Charlotte, North Carolina, recently, is |
denied, and it is stated that nothing of
a serious nature occurred.
Several articles of iewelry stolen from
the safe of the UXbridge Massachusetts, |
Bank at the recent robbery of that in
stitutiOn, We're discovered buried yester-
day on the Boston back lands.
A large steamer is reported ashore
eighty miles to the northward of Key
West, Florida. She is supposed to be !
the Bienville. The United States
steamer Kansas has gone to her assist
ance. tr
The japanese Embassy and suit left
Washington yesterday for Pennsylvania.
Tuesday week they leave Boston for Eu-
rope. They viii be joined BY the Mayor
of Jeddo. They were grstified with their
visit here.
Walter h. Jones, of Somerville. Maine,
and - Lowell, of DecOsville, New Hamp- /
shire, were drowned in the latter town
on Friday, by slipping from the rocks
into the river, while fishing. Both leave
families.
= The following is the New York bank
tatement; Decrease in loans, s., ,077,-
800; decrease in specie, 81 ,073, 100; de-
crease in deposits, s., ASS, 800; decrease
in circulation, S26, 900; increase in legal
tenders, 1856, 800. m .a
Christine Nilsson was married in
Westminster Abbey, London, yesterday,
to NJ. Ronseaud. The nuptials were
witnessed by an immense assemblage,
including msny of the aristocracy and
well known artists.
Arrangements have been made for
trotting match for ten thousand dollars,
to take place at Columbus, Ohio. on
August thirteenth, between the horses
Annie Watson of Titusville, and Bella
Patterson of Oil City.
The New York Herald's Washington
dispatch says that the Consular Agents
reports in the case of Consul General
Butler, sustains most of the charges. pre-
ferred against that official. Buffers
whereabouts is not yet known.
An immense Greeley and Brown rati-
tication meeting was held last night at
Louisville. Several thousand persons,
white and colored, gathered in front Of
the courthouse, and were addressed by
several eminent men of the State. Il
At Lynn, Massachusetts, yesterday.
some six hundred shoemakers, compriS-
ing the employees of thirty-five shops,
struck against a reduction of wages.
There are many manufacturers, how
ever, who do not propose a reduction.
Father Gava1zi, the Italian orator,
arrived in St Louis yesterday, and !
had reception at the residence of z. n.
Jones, at which q large number of
prominent citizens were present He ,
viii occupy the Methodist and Presby-
terian pulpits to-day.
The entries for the Buffalo Park Au- ,
gust races closed last night. Seventy
one horses were entered for regular races 2
and three for pacing races. The aggre-
gate amount of the purses is sixty-five [
thousand dollars. Notice of several en- s
tries by mail, not yet received, viii be {
added. Ii
Carl Voght, SAe alleged Belgian mur- {
derer, was refused release by Judge I
Pratt. Of New York, yesterday, but can {
be bailed. The same Judge issued an /
other warrant against him, with bail at 2
thirty thousand dollars, at the suit of the 1
daughter of Colonel Bealier, to recover t
fifty thousand francs. Es- {
The Chicago Times yesterday morn
ing published crop reports from about .
One-fourth of the counties in Illinois and
from a number of points in Wisconsin
aud Minnesota, from which it appears
that the recent rains have inflicted very !
little damage, and that the yield Of all .
kinds of grain promises to be fully an
average.
A special dispatch from Matamoras,
received at New York, yesterday, says {
that the banished revolutionists are re- q
turning to Mexico. TelegFaphic COM 7
viii lie opened to the city of !
Mexico in a few days. ROeha and the 7
chiefs are TO hold a confer !
enee ON the twenty-eight at Monterey. t
The revolution is virtually at an end
The Buffalo Presbytery, yesterday, at !
Buffalo, New York, deposed Rev. Nj. i. j J
p. Thompson, who is charged with !
adultery at Jamestown, from the minis !
try, andindefinitely suspended him from
communion. Rev. Mr. Thompson was Y
suspended some years ago for asimilar !
otlense, IN Cincinnati, and on the re-
cOmmendation of his Buffalo brethren I
that he had heart " repented his. sin, he \