Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-07
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

The horse disease ravages North Caro-
lima.
The Russian army marching on Xiii
va is recalled.
BaZaine was on trial yesterday, before
the Military Commission.
Steamships Egypt and Caledonia came
to Queenstown yesterday.
The Provincial Diet of Austria viii
open their sessions at Vienna this week.
The steamship Rotterdam, from Rot
terdam, arrived at New York yester-
day.
General George G.. Meade died at his
residence in Philadelphia yesterday az
ternOon.
Thomas Sully, a famous painter ninety
years old, died yesterday in Philadel-
phia.
The horse disease is reported as rap
idly declining in many localities first
attacked.
Several ladies are reported to have
voted in the Seventeenth ward in New
York.
Roebuck is out for Parliament. Mas
sey, Liberal, is elected for Tiverton by
thirty majority.
4 seventy-five thousand dollar fire
destroyed a wagon factory at Knoxville,
Illinois, yesterday.
The river Po, in Italy, continues to
flood its banks, and much suffering is
reported in consequence.
Count Androssy, Chancellor of the
Austrian Empire, has been appointed
Major in the Austrian army.
Armed Carlists are making things
lively on the Spanish frontier, by
rObbing and numbering every one who
comes in their way.
The Drace, bound from Santa-Anna
Decharis, in the Gulf of Guinea, for
Falmouth, was wrecked at sea few DAYS
ago, and ten of her crew drowned.
Nearly all of the staff and employees
Of the Wards Island Asylum have re-
signed, in consequence Of recent changes
In the government of the institution.
Captain E. g. Hall, city-editor of the
Cincinnati Gazette, yesterday retired
from that paper to accept an editorial
position on the Indianapolis Journal.
An attempt to celebrate Guy Fawkes's
day in England yesterday, resulted in a
AEtll III ILOLF WnlEH WIS uOL EuIDIEsSeU
until several had been seriously injured.
w. H. Thompson, alias Moxley, Of a
minstrel troupe, was arrested yesterday
in Louisville for the murder of john
Martin two years ago, in Bowling Green.
At one Of the polling places in New
York Tuesday an Irish woman de-
manded her right to vote, and would
not leave until carried away by the
police.
The mob still threatens to lynch John
6cannel, the murderer of Thomas Don
Ohio, in New York. Donoho was a
peaceable, good citizen, who had acci-
dentally shot Scannells brother.
William +. Havemeyer, the newly
elected Mayor of New York, received
the congratulations Of his numerous
personal friends, among them many Of
the leading men Of the city and State.
The King and Queen Of Saxony, cele-
brated their golden wedding at Dresden
Monday. The occasion was made re-
marksole. by the presence of the EN-
peror, e lpress and Crown Prince, OF
German
Bism4fck has created several new
members of the House of Lords, TO make
the government to control the Diet
when II reassembles. The House may
have time to reconsider its vote on re-
forms proposed by the government.
France viii pay to Germany this week
two hundred million francs, and will
continue TO make similar installments
till the end Of the year, so that on the
first Of January, 1873, only two mil
lizards Of the indemnity win remain un-
paid.
In a mine at Maubury, near Charlie
roi, Belgium, the lowering machinery
gave way yesterday as a gang Of miners !
were descending 10 their work. Twenty
one men and boys were precipitated |
several hundred feet to the bottom of
the shaft and all killed.
The post of the American Consul at |
Vienna, Austris, has received under his 1
protection thirty-6ve Jewish families, |
who fed from persecution in Wallachia |
A subscription has been opened at the |
TO enable exiles to emigrate |
to the United States.
The Louisville, Lexington and Con-
cord Shortline railroad is under the con-
troll Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail- /
road Company, DR.. Green having re-
signed the Presidency Of the company. |
The workshops viii be removed to |
on the Kentucky river.
The Proeureur- General has declared
that Prince Napoleon cannot legally 4
bring suit in the courts of France against
3 Minister of the Interior The Princes
from France was an act OF the
over which the Assembly |
alone has jurisdiction. Prince Napoleon
writes that he intends to persist in the
prosecution Of the case Notwithstanding
the opinion Of the Procurenr- Cie1eral.
Accounts from Goldsboro, North Caro-
lima, say that during the performance Of
circus near there, an old col
0red woman, while looking ON from the 4
outside, fell into a disused well. The |
Of the circus, who ran to the /
spot, accidentally let fall his lantern,
when instantly the whole void was one /
sheet Of roaring flames. Subsequently, |
an employe of the exhibition descended /
and brought up the woman, who soon /
expired. The rescuer himself is at the |
point Of death.