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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-06
Trustees sale.

pa virtue Of a Trusr Deed made 70 me on
II the 9th day OF July. ISL, by j. ~ VOL
ter1ng and Wilhelmins WOltering. which s
OF record in the Registers Office OF shelby
In Book No. - page 36l and in az
cOrdance with its provisions for the purpo.a
therein expressed, / VIII, on
Monday, September the 10th, 1872,
within uOnt ef the ChaneeIy
COu1troomss on Second street. proceed 10 sell,
70 the highest b dder, for cash. the following
described property, to wit. A certain tract q
land situate. lying and being "a the city Of
memphis, oelng part Of Mol Ia Block No. a
South AemPhls; Beginning a the tmierseu
ton OF Vance and Aver streets; thence
with vance street siNry-eight 4eefs
Lnence south one huHdrcd and i've feet 70 Lot
NO. IN said block; thence east ninety i've
Ieet 70 Avery street hence north with weSb
line or Avery street seveufy-tWO feel 10 ne
beginning, together With the improvements
thereon
The equity OF redemption b exprcSay
waived in - d Trust Deed. AMI tue uuc - De-
neved 70 be perfect, x e0nves oniy a. trustee.
auIl ". MEe--Ilk EruSfee
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
PACIFIC MAIL LITIGATION.

The argument on the application of James
r. Bach for an Injunction against the Pacific Mall Steam
shp Company was heard yesterday by Judge TappeD In
a Special Term Of the Kings County Supreme Court.
John H. Bergen counsel for the plaintiff, argued that
the Company by its charter permitted to accumu-
late large surplus fund 10 be hand case Of sudden
ncies and that since Nov l5 1871 when the DC
PENDANTS we're elected officers and directors OF the COM
pany this surplus fund had not been invested as before
that tine the defendants had sold the securities in which
Il was vested since that time have been lending
the money to Wal-st firms various securities
The plaintiff being the owner OF 90 shares OF stock,
brings this action TO compel the officers of the Company
TO call in these oans and invest the surplus trust
fund OF the Company in Government state bonds or
permanent securties Counsel read portions OF the es
tlmOny Alden Il. StOckwel President of the Company
before the Referee in the suit of Luther C. Chas and
claimed that the funds Of the Company had been I'M
properly by directors and that It the prov
ince the Court compel them TO invest the trust fund
as other trustee would be obliged 10 invest trust
funds. He said IL would Do very nice
speculation II the directors could loan the
surplus fund OF the Company and use
il so as to run up the price Of the stock and then buy
the stock which they themselves had bought when the
market low, thereby putting into their own pockets
S5,OO0,OO0 or s1GOOO,000.
L. A. Fler counsel for defendants, replied that there
was evidence that the directors threaten or intend 20
anything in violation of law and that they could not
claimed was brought by the plaintiff in assumed
character, it scheme TO depTess the value OF
for the benefit OF the plaintln and his Fellow
cons spiTatOrs Decision reserved.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
pASSENG ERS ARRIPED.

PROM CHARLBSTON-IR steamship MatadttdH, jane BE
Ca e Miss savan Mrs Hood j. W. Harris n % s1d ehla MIS-
ASsn. n Putnam X Cutler W. b. HeIiey.J Heay Mrs A. T.
Costs Mrs NJ Astnn w. r. Gray, Mrs s Bai'ery Miss
n a Mis- r. Hart A. Hart, Mrs A. d. Cohen and child
D. MURPHY Matthew and wife H. Rogue ksnloes g. McCrad
den 0 Thomas d. Welbruck H. Funk c. ohnbble. j. W. Newman
~ ysInipe O. b. Goodrich and wie and chldren LIBBY W.
IL House r. tiwess X TaGget Hiss fsronesu, Taylor j.
Mrs Decker child Heah, Prof G. G. A. sheppard JF and
v sefnng w. AnOny. NJ FouTchgotk and II In steer
From SAVRNsATI-Tn steamship Barnes June LII Had
ap and wife A. b. Clark H. Manly j. s. MAY wife so children,
and seTvan T. Gichist family Miss l. A. Hart Miss Hat
o. W. Joocs Hellir Mrs; Hodson D Weed aad ATily
Boee Eoehm W. G. Grant G. A Farley hr Wakcr A. scheng
X Remmington, G. IL. Sebbips, II. x Lyle T. ~
Wilson Mg DobInsh r. Baststsck, j. " Shdmors Wm oos
Iabn J. K Paudng Mrs Kayou, MrA NJ N. Bates w H. Grant
W. s Grant Rasssn B. C. Russell G Mines M:a wie,h'S ar.
4 I Prior MrA r. Fitzgerald and children Gn J. NJ DeTier
NTs W. A. Delge a. yetsing. y Sullivan. Miss hE'9l.
Miss Darling, Bliss Wright, Miss thIserad,, H. "a
r. n Hl Miss hnchsn YbAnes Ca Perry A. b'rnes Mef
raw a. " Hunter Wm Brannon C. Wells Mss II IL LeaVen M =
Msdop Ms sullivan Kate Ryan Miss CsIieh Miss Bmerson A.
I,dRe and family H. W. Carter p WiiAnioa Mrs knoWl0A
Miss Knowlion, Mrs j. N. Murphy. Ma A. Lee
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
NEW-YORK UNIVERSITY.
EXAMINATION OF CANDTDATEs-A NEW sCIEN-
TIFIC CoURsE-CoMMENCEMEN EXERCISES.

EXAMINATION OF CANDIDATEs--A NEW sCiEN-
TIFIC CoURsE-CoMMENCEMENTE EXERCISES
Eighteen candidates for admission to the
Freshman class of the University were exam
ned and passed yesterday. This an unusually large
number of applicants for june and the members OF the
faculty have reason TO believe that the number expected
10 apply for admission in September will make the next
Freshman class larger than any in the previous history
OF the University.
new system OF instruction will begin with the ne"
college year. Heretofore students desiring to pursue
scentnc course have not been entitled to fun honors
and have been called partial course students but ior
the future new scientific course" will be pursued
distinct from the usual classical course and extending
through four years OF study Students who go through
their course will receive the title OF Bachelors OF science
Already S250Os0 has been subscribed toward ntthg
rooms and furnishing scientific apparatus ana hree ad'
diOna professors have been engaged 10 lhsuuct lho
students IN the department. -. ~,
The Commencement exercises OF tne UnlNeIsity
take place tomorrow morning, at 10 o'clock In the
Academy of Music. Twenty three students VIII receive
the degree of Bachelor of Arts. new system OF 1eoW
shin has been established whereby the three students
the highest standing receive respectively SSOO W. anu
si0 t annly toward their maintenance during the year
after graduation; and, tomorrow, Messrs Bue fleln
ing and Rockwell who are awarded the highest honors
will receive those respective amounts IN addlon "
their diplomas Mr.. Aikman, who Is aWarued S Gqaa u
honors With MFR Rockwell is dcbaTred from RECEIVING
feowshp on account of his falling 10 take lul Cose
Of study The Alumni Association VIII meet az oolocA
i'm the evening in the COuncllroom OF the University
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PoKr OF EBw -VoRK -.

PoKr OF Bw-VokK. ..............,"......JvsE.h
C2EARED
Steamship (Ger) klugh Brenens Oeluchs to -
steamship WyapOke Couch. cAmod Cy Rn AMI hSfIok st
S,eamshn W. q PerepOss shropssre Phs6elphs A. Abbott
Rtsamabp Y. W. BrunO, Poster. Baltimore. .
stesm p Pans Doane philadelphia Lorerd steamship Co
Steanp Faune Fent1a. Philadelphia Lrard Stean shp Co
STEAMSHIP Nereus, Hearss. Boston. H. ~ DimOck.
sieamhp Blen Terra, Ssyear NewSaa. O., hHJ' Fsa
Co. -, - ,,,.,
steamship Anthracite Green, Phiadepba. W. krkpaFic
Steamrhip NJ. Massey. Smith, Philadelphia
Shn Benranue (Br) Martin, glasgow, tlenterson bSA
Shp Tmountain, NTauhart, CalAo, u winchester X 20
shp Forest Chief mr. Reitt, Belfast SNOW brSgess
Bark Aun Alice tBL) Legle BBo, ini. H. swetaAd Co
BAIk Betsy GUIDE tho Use, CsrE or fAmouh Iees kSos
msna - m, , ~ ~ ,
Co
BARK Laen orA Her Chrisssand C. Tobias Co
Bark AD- (Nl BortSnsen Trieste. 6e kr nmelhcrg Co
Bari Mercas DR. Tsomas Dunnn AMI WsIngtO a. Mailer
Q1ereau
IaFk EibA. PetersouA Havana Janes X. Wara Cn
Bk Hate NJ (r Cnnnngham Tnrka lsA d. henev Parker
Hrrk Ah4ny tBT Waits, CuTk fr cts g. sa@fer Co
by Cla Louise. femAlen, kngsto Jaa A. H. heon,n Co
Bug RoAper tRGl N rrt, Ga j. c. MeAIthur.
Bg Tsonto (lir " Mttmorr. Bay, &C.. n q fon Go.
lrg Airla (6n) Rsston. fcou, ~ n, Hrncv Parker
Brg Ureo r Coe Queenstown fan0uiA Geo Bailey
Brig Mem ala tspanl, Cuanfa Ia eelona.
tchr Fash CubbeY Mil ard Hartford, Beckett hroa
bcbL Il N. AekeB. Noo1huL Providence
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
POLICE MATTERS.

Commissioner Bosworth listened yesterday, to "a
complaints against policemen Sergeant james Rockwell
tesnth Precinct charged By Capt Mcdonnell with gross neglect
duty Sergeant Rockwell received the following Telegram the Gen.
tral efice:
"To s the order for the whole Of JOur command duty
continued until further ordeu."
Po continued the Sergeant read oomternand" and be dis
ssed Of his precinct On the following morning
were called perform guard duty up these BY reason Of
the had be taen from duT leaving
precinct and defen reserves
eoeh be collected. Referred 10 the Board
Henry MeKaansngb naehn complained that havng visited the
Pryibi 10 tndte the
by Pb peshed and With an iron bar
The Thirty seyenh. Police Station,
Can't KsA refused take bis complaint against Pyb The
Captain ,ad that he would oOk heKaVnAOgh the Oer
make complaint
II vas shown MeKsvnhsh had nsIen Capt Caay CAPT
Khea and complaint against the ternsf ordered ts
made.
Later IN the transferred Sergeant b. Rands
from IN, Twepyrh 10 the Nineteenth Precinct report he
syed TO-DAY carrying the seetCleAnng Bureau
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
DECISIONg-JUNR IL.

Supreme Court Crcmt-Part by Judge Van
Brun-nEeod d al agt BrnckMohon granted Sedenstieke
sF Findings settled MrhABA Farmers and hechan
ics' savings Bsnt ast Mller.-Pndings ngaed
CkamsrBy Judge Bane-Pnckuey Il al agt CogsWel ct IL
Reference granted orer be settled two days notice 20 give do
fsndants the selection OF the referee Kelley ag TIE Seneca
Reservation Co-BIIa allowance Of $50 granted. Hover
aRL Cole-The ahdavt Of service Of this or1e, 10
show cause defective Rnhgbt agt Bnhsht-Appheaton
denied there nothing whatever to justify such
proceeding the application Of Bernard hartagh
confirmed and orsr granted IN the matter OF the Application
Bag and otersOrie granted Armour and others
OCoBno ct aLJndgment gTapte simon sgt sanpsonhouoa
Tanted Tradesu.as National Bank sgt seha Ge-Ih@ same
Tul sackethoon denied Bebel d al sgt Lent jr, et al
Motion granted Wesiervei .. az Agt Yates The same IN the
proving the last will and testament OF yeha Cham
lOnd Ge-Ths same. Dobsry sgt Pece-Tn, same
Cans agt wypkoop Motion deaiei. In the matter Of
the loan Of p H.: TuskA and ehildren-RepOr confirmed
Eve granted Kendall sgL Beetman
mem for counse ssae AT caofins-P eadings wanted
smith and obersUpon the coming 10 Of the referees
port aed will be granted without further notices refer
The People he PomeroJ agt Green AID others
legality the reAtOr claim ordered be had
the 9k, bniiRor sgt DuvsMolon granted Dudder
afdAyt service state The hour when
the service M Cooks 0e Hennqaes sgt Strong ct
aL-iSee memorandD'
Superior Court-Speciol Tvm-By judge Freedman.
-s,mm sr Heller Il aL-Order Erantd Darling Alt Cnn a al
The same Kosler It al Agt ROeder es sL-fhe same,
Common PIeds-Special Ttrm-Bv Judge Loew.--
White a See for eounseD Carer Boyle al
Dsaul. opened and reference ordered
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
JUDGE SNlALLEYS OPINION OF THE GIN
CINNATI TICKET.

A gentleman of this city, feeling it of inter-
est to the public, especially many Old Line Democrats
throughout the entire country, takes the responsibility
of giving the following extracts from private letter
addressed TO him by Judge smaley. formerly Chairman
of the National Democratic Committee, and the last
chairman Of that party while victorious and previous
to his taking seat the bench Of the United States
Court one of the abest leaders in the Eastern States
The Judge who is believer of the strctest sect in the
doctrine of the judicial propretcs, has entirely with
drawn from political life and kept aoof from any act
i've participation in politics. since his accession TO the
bench but the following extracts from the private let
referred to show that he has strong convictions as to
the political necessities Of the day. He writes under
date OF May 81 "But to turn from celestial ques-
tions to terrestrial ones You ask what think OF
you long letter upon the subject tor / have
clear and strong convictions upon tO were not
the manual labor OF writing painful TO me. ana
have amauuensis / shall vote for Greeley
and Brown, and do not see how any wel-inioTmed
honest minded Democrat can do otherwise. Elmer
Greeley Grant will he elected. IL Is useless TO ea or
doubt about it, Greeley is able fearless and honest
man. He Is not the kind OF man that would nave se-
eced for high executive position, but hs pecnllarues
all in the direction of justice Liberty ana mercy lie ana
are about of age Ihave known Of him for about forty
years, aud have always been opposed 10 HIN until WITHIN
two three years but have always regarded Inn as an
honest man, TO his convictions. The Cincinnati plat
form Is good one aud Mr. GTeeleys letter or accept
proved. agree with him upon principle so far as
know upon all questions OF state except the tar ana
think that should he proposes be left 70 the people OF
the districts rejoice 10 the continually growing
evidence that the Baltimore Convention will ipdOrse
him. Voorhees, and similar Dugald Dalgettys cannot
assist the tide any more than he could
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
THE PROPOSED ORANGE PARADE.

There seems to be no doubt that the various
Orange lodges will parade the 12th Of July rev
days ago committee called the Superintendent OF
Police and obtained from him blank to be submitted 10
the Board Of Police setting forth the object OF the pa
rade and the route 10 be raversed The route has not
vet been decided on. This and other questions VIII De
settled at the meeting OF the delegates OF the
40 cieties on Friday evening, at No. 27 Bowery 1no
majority Of the Orangemen and the more innuehuai
members of the lodges while claiming their gnt 10 pa
rade say that they have wish 10 create
and therefore are willing to avoid the neighborhood
where the riot occurred last year. any other cpecoh
able district Many of them think that the best Ioute
would be the following:
Washington-square, Fifth-ave Twenty-thrd-st Madi-
son-aye ThirtyfOurth-st., Madison-ave. counter
march, Twenty -thirds and Fourthaye TO the cooper
Institute
The statement that 5000 armed Orangemen will parade
ls pronounced untrue. Last year all who turned out
were armed but they knew they were taking ther lives
in their hands II the protection Of the police were
given them with reasonable assurance that no at'ac
would he made the Orangemen affirm that they would
be among the last ill-feelng among their Roman
Catholic cOuntrymen by announcing that tDey VCuu0u
10 parade armed and ready for any emergency; c,oA
Dr. Johnson, the DOver-st. druggist, ana tue uihnu
Marshal of the American Protestant Association on Inc
occasion Of its last parade informed TepSIler Vi InE
TRIBUNE, yesterday that there "hs as no ons American
Protestant societies. would parade on lhe lln Vi
He de MED however that the Orangenen are SOnPeiou
parade that day. as has Deen bupIoseu ny aiI
Their rnles direct them assemble on that day Wthn
their lodgerooms II practicable. 1t is believed that
with the assranee that the procession will not be mo
esed az LEAST 600 men VIII appear in line. Ihe ma
iorty of the Orangemen and the members OF the Aei
can Protestant Associations are not more ANXIOUS 70 Ish
their lives than other residents but there are hose as
was shown last year whe willing to do so for what
they regard as principle.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
THE HEIRS OF SIR FRANCIS DRAKE.

About 60 enthusiasts met, yesterday, at No.
a6l Broomest, enjoy their biennial dissipation Of
versng about their rights to the property of Sir Francis
Drake who died years ago. after he had acquired
which tied up by entails and wills and other
monstrosfies OF law to accumulate in the hands Of
trustees until 1t worth sl30,0000OO. The
British Government has been advertising for the right
full heirs fer years. and II they do not appear before
seven years more eapses, the whole reyerts 10 the
Crown. There are over claimants in the Association
which yesterday Tie Secretary complained
that other bodies had sprung up elsewhere, to
which backsliders from the original organization
have seeded bearing information which had
been purchased with much cash aud toll.
Among many claimants, matters got mixed but there
was chart displayed which made everything quite
cleartO the claimants themselves Among those pres
ent at the reunion, Yesterday were descendants Of
Drake" from Massachusetts, New-Jersey and IL
lnOis, each of whom carried bundles Of docu-
ments with comical gravity. Much earnest In
dlgnatOn displayed when new member
made a claim through EDenezer Drake who, according
his story, born in $780, "a sailor like the
Admiral and lost in the active exercise OF his pro-
in $780," remarkable instance OF longevity.
Many OF those present ladies, and OF both
very old They meet for the talk 22d Of
October and thereafter the 22d Of October and June
I'LL they get the money.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
DEpARrURh or FOREIGN MAILS.
WEDNESDAY. JUSK 10

Mails sr Europe via Queenstown and Lyepco per steamship
Minnesota IL NJ Supplementary Mai on Pier No. 40 N
H., IS closed .. Steamship sails at -,
ian deposited Supplementary hA Hns be prepaid WITH
double Doslagel
A PrnsSan Closed Mail = sent bT this lire.
PertauPiDce by the steamship Equator close a. O'CLOCK
%. m S,ealnship sails al D. m.
THURSDAY JUNE 20.
Malta tr Hurope Pymouth CherDoarg and Hamburg steam
sbp Ibur ll;nO Supplementary Mail on Pier At
Gt of Thrs Hoboken is closed at 9O Steamship sails a.
p. Mn. -, l.. .,A
double POSTAGE -,
Mails for Havana West Indies steamship MORO Castle
ee "A n Supplementary Mail on Pier Ne h. Is closed At
2:5O D. n Steamship sails at ) ,.
Pru,an Closed Mail only sent bT tho Niams uuon ana
Iumsn Line Steamships
' FRIDAY JUSR 2l
Mail for Halifax closed at tie Newterk Post once eyeV
Prda9 Al & . clock D m Steamship Portland Me- on Sat
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
Duty OF THE DEMOCRACY.
LETTER FROM EX-SENATOR sTUART-INDo
MINT nE Mr.. GREELEY THE ONLY III

LETTER PROM EX-SENATOR sTUART-INDORsE-
MRNr or MR.. GREELEY THE ONLY THING
POR TIE DEMOCRATS TO DO.
The Detroit Union publishes the following
letter ex-senator Charles f. Stuart Of Michigan with
this preface "hr Stuart is far-seeing and cOnserva
tive Democrat, opinions have great weight not
only In Michigan but throughout the nation. He
cOnpeer and Intimate friend Of Thomas A. Hendricks,
and like him enjoys the confidence Of the Democracy Of
the country The letter is outspoken not TO need
comment It will DO eagerly read in all parts Of the
United statss:" -
KALAMAZOO, June 10, 1872.
MY DEAR SIR: am In receipt Of your letter OF the
sth inst requesting statement OF my views in regard
10 the political situation OF the country. 1t affords
pleasure 10 comply, though / am compelled by iDhrm
cepfiOn Of the Cincinnati movement have regarded 10
favOraDy. The high character and great ability of the
gentlemen engaged IN II sufficient guarantee that
fhey would honestly endeayOr 70 present platform
pon which all could agree who earnestly desire 10
resce the country from the dangers which threaten its
destruction This it seems 70 be generally conceded
they have done. But some men, and especially some
Deocras object 70 uniting n this because
they do not like Mr. Greeley and they insist tnat the
baltimore Convention should nominate straight Dem
Oeratie ticket Such would IN my opinion be
unWise In the extreme the experience OF the
tast ten years satisfy candid man that the
result would prove disastrous. therefore In favor
Of iDdOrsing at Baltimore the Cincinnati platform and
candidates IN the most emphatic manner, and 10 that
end would recommend the most prompt ana Vlglant
action. Lot the delegates from every state ana %.
trict be fully advised Of the sentiments Of
th0so they are sent 10 represent ip that ConVen'
On and let seem DO composed OF men who VIZ iaiIn-
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
Alfred Wilkinson, Secretary.
From an er.slaveholder. Ablngdon. va.

Allow me to express the conviction that Greeley
will be elected g. the position occupied by Wash
ingtOn by the largest popular vote ever given IN
America. Though slavehOlder until the result of the
war liberated nv saVts cOnnlenl him for his course
IN defending the oppress d and dOwn-trOdden of all
natiOnates ana for his LARGE phianthrophy in advO-
eating Universal Amnesty In my Judgment this region
will give him en- sllstic suppOr Our people be-
eve him tu be homes and liberal and feel that all the
country needs T. man % rs head who and will
give us a wise liberal, aud honest administration
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
DANGEROUS STEAMBOATS, MADE SAFE.

Since the preparation of the article in Mon
days TRIBUNE Dangerous Steamboats," the propri-
etors of the North River and New-York Steamboat
Company" have put boilers into their steamboat
Chrysenah and have had the boilers OF all their steam
boats inspected thereby making necessary a correction
of the statement In The TRIBUNE with reference TO the
steamers Adelph and Chrystenah The Ade phi Is now
allowed 40 pounds OF steam pressure has 400 feet OF hose
and SEQ hfe-preseryers; while the ChrysteDah has
boiler is permitted to carry 40 pounds Of steam, and has
400 feet OF hose and 3ls lite-preseryers.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
THE FEELING IN SOUTH CAROLINA.

Tic IOIIOWInR Is pdIU OF VIIVdlt ItIItf
from very intelligent physician Of Sumter County, g.
c., which has been handed us for publication;
We all Greeley here and want 10 see him President be-
him What # the opposed Southern
policy and that which the South conceived 70 be ber interest Thar
past dead the issues connected with settled forever and
to-day disconnected with such mneh the
Issues had existed MI oeeeys IL TO be the symbol Of
peace the land With bin may able sweep from and
from the history times administration which has brought to the
oant little modification and disgrace and which has lowered the
ands Of American semtnsp both home and abroad Al least
with Greeley may be able 10 extract from present system TIE ee
Of brute force" nd
Staietsfga q, June Q. l01h
New-York tribune., 1872-06-19
CRIMINAL COURTS

In the Court of Special Sessions yesterday, John
spaurs PnentsJ for six months and fined
asssug james Carpenter in Twenty seTenh, neAr La''
River, and robbpg him Of @2.
VIM Redden and George Martin were committed
the Yove Police Court yesterday Of having assaulted
Geo whitley No 5 wesl Poy,senh last saturday nliei'
ing INJURIES Which eonlne him bis bed John OBen FOR break
ing Of Mm Base, SItytrstst and Frtaye ad
attempting 10 load Of -four agplckr John Commons
Lsd N 81 900 bal r loaded with Edssr King
inurnr him severely King also held In $500 bail 10 answer
ebar Of auldn