Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-17
FROM NEW YORK.
Bail Probably Refused for Stokes
Change Of Venue PossibIe-A Cam
paign Yarn Catscazy's
Pamphlet.
The Murderer Of 0'Don0hHe Identified
-GOVerner Browns Health Still
ImproYinE-EOre Strikes
Contemplated.
Illicit DiStilleTy Seized General Banks
AbandOls the Administration, and
Gees for Greeley-Anairs at
West Point.

NEW York, July l6.-It is believed
that the District-Attorney with whom
the matter in such cases rests, will re-
fuse to allow Stokes to be bailed. Also
that the next trial will be had in some
other county, probably Saratoga.
A Long Branch dispatch of yesterday
says that a party of Missourians, whose
names are not mentioned. called at the
Presidential cottage on General Porter,
who will shortly make public list of
Democrats who are going to take the
stump for Grant.
A Catacazy pamphlet, dated Berlin,
July 18th, is published In the Herald.
The ex-Minister endeavors to vindicate
himself from the charges which were
brought against him by Secretary Fish,
and, says in his pamphlet, which takes
the form of a letter, and which he ad-
dresses to Chief-Jrstice Chase, that he
was not dismissed from his position, but
was relieved At his own request. He
goes at length into the history of the
Perkins claim, as well Is other matters
in which he was said to be involved,
and asserts that most Of the charges
against him were based upon old
women's stories, which were groundless.
The documents which he appends ili his
defense comprise letters Of Secretary
Fish, Horace Greeley, Charles A. Dana,
and james g. Bennett, jr. The Herald,
editorially, gives no comfort to the ex-
Minister, characterizing him as q sort of
intriguer nom whose own showing ii
would be difficult to tell who was in the
wrong.
Henry Rogers, wasidentified az the
murderer Of Officer Doaahue, OF Brook
lyn, and the COroneris Jury found some
eight others guilty Of being accessories.
They are all under arrest.
General Howard and the Apsche
Chiefs left for the West last evening.
The Grand Jury presented in the
Court OF General Sessions to-day, an In
dictment against Robert L. Crawford,
brother-in-law Of Vanderbilt, for assault
with intent to kill Detective William
Henderson.
1t is estimated that the shipments oil
specie tomorrow viii amount to two
million dollars.
The Receiver of the Guardian Saw
ings -Bank, announces that the next div
idend OF twenty-five per cent. viii be
paid on the tenth of August.
The health Of Governor Brown con.
t1nues TO improve, and there "a little
doubt but that he will resume active on
erations in fhe camnaion tbjs uosse wsa Up
The Threatened sttsI-e - az. r,.o.a,. oo..
has been. svertad fha .T,,,1s'-so.-' eii
orantiny tyvAntvN a 70 - ,o,lt ac e.o eli
fp wages. - 0''-''- '''''l 7''''S
A few cIotbino o,tta.. o,d .oht,..
makers strIick to4daN, ~ ;,I,4 q oaoiie'
Bishop Simnson has i,JisataJ nO bis e.,
tention fo annojnt Hr T,anahnD - LIZ III III
cant PresJding Eids-sbI,, 81 a. II va
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