Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-17
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rgLEoRAPHIc PERSONALS.


TgLEGRAPHIc PERSONALS.
CREMER AND MAIssET, noted French
msn, ara TO fight duel.
A PoRTIoN of the Japanese Embassy
visited Philadelphia Saturday.
CHcoHIN, project of the department Of
tbs seine-et-olse, France, is dead.
ALEXIS is going to China via Rio de
J Jsneiro and the Cape Of Good Hope
CAMILLA URso is In Paris, after every.
boiy Thought thst the refine OF violins in
F.ance was past.
JUICE Cox and Mayor Davis Of Cincin-
n I'll. are ct loggerhesds on the subject Of
rs-6istricting the city.
JANRs BOWEN, printer, formerly Of
New York, fell desd while in saloon in
Philadelphia yesterday
MARoUIs CADoRNA, the Italian miniE-
ter to Eaglsad, denies that he intends to
resign and return to Italy.
DUKE DK MoNTPKNsIER refuses to be-
come candidate for the Spanish oortes at
tbs forthcoming elections,
PR1scE NAPOLEON, who is now in Rome,
had an interview yesterday with His Ms
issty King Victor Emanuel.
'seU1RE DELoEe, Minister to Japan,
sad ex Governor Randolph, Of New Jer-
ssy, are in Richmond, Virginia.
s. CLARKE, of Henry county, Illinois,
lelves Chicsgo on Monday for Japan, to
direct agricultural experiments.
REAR .ADMIRAL WILLIAx RoDeKRs
TAYLOR, U.S.E., hiss been ordered to the
command OF the North Atlantic squad
ron.
GIN. A. R. DYER, chief of ordnance,
U.s.A., is lying dangerously Ill, st his res
idsnce in Washington, Of Bright's disease
Of the kidneys.
REV. JOHN A. GREY, q Methodist min
lister Of Pittsburg, was yesterday re-
ouired 10 surrender his ordination papers
to the Conference.
sIGNoR TAkBoRIEI he didnot originate
the tsmborine-is singing at Nice with
the same success which greeted him
several centuries ago.
DR.. JONATHAN LETTKRMAN, former
medical director Of the Army Of the POto-
mac, and lstely coroner of San Francisco,
died in that city on Fddsy-
DIR. KNAPfS an eminent physician Of
New York, wss dangerously injured and
his wife killed by Vanderbilt's Fourth
svsnue dssd-fall last Friday.
Due DE- GRAHxoNT has issued a pamphlet
reviewing the recent struggle between
Francs and Germany. snd showing that
Bismarck hsd dssermined upon going to
wax.
THEIRS, 81 e reception yesterday, spoke
upou the Roman question. In his re-
marks ne maintained that Catholicism
was tradition and sn element Of strength
TO Francs.
PETER BRIDGES, special agent Of the
post2ffics department, has been investi
esting afIairs in the Richmond (Yirginis)
postofhcs, and left for Washington last
night to make his report.
FEDEs, QUKsrELL AND GIRARD, COM
munists convicted of numbering host
ages held by their commanders during
ms EkdLLu O1 AGLLDI III 4 AAAHf hCAG GAoN
yesterday morning st sstory.
TIE ARcHBIsH9P OF COLOGNE has for
mSuy excommunicsted Professors Hal
gers, Knoott, Tougen and Rusch, Of the
University Of Bonn, for their rejection Of
tbs dogma Of Pspai IufalHbility.
ST. PATRIcK's memory viii be honored
to-day In New York by g procession
OF sixty thousand men and nfsy bands Of
music, the parade to be under the escort
of six thousand volunteer soldiers.
ala. GEORGE EUsrEs, formerly mem
Der Of congress, and, lister, secretary TO
Hon. John Slidsu when acting as Oonfed
erszo commissioner to France, died in
Cannes, South OF France, on Friday.
E.. DELMAR. pretending to be g cor
respondent OF the New York World. hiss
Bssn swindling planters near Savannah,
GsorZia, ont Of small sums OF money,
The World osutions the public against the
fellow,
JOHN NJ. G.. PARKER, the fellow who
hss succeeded LoCgstrset as collector Of
the port o. New Orleans, 10 1865 was
sutler Of the Army Of the gulf, and after
the occupation OF Mobile, kept a corner
grOcsry in that city.
A HsAN SNEAK and 8 tell-tale is Jay
Gould. On the witaess-stsnd In New
York, last Friday, in the case of Judge
Barnard, he testified thst in 1869 hesaw
President Grant and Judge Barnard In
Upox ss the Grand Opershouss, taking In
with avldity the play of the Twelve
'Feusptstions," /" and also that he had seen
the President occupying = box with Mr.,
James Fisk, Jr.
MARsHAL BAzAIEE is to be tried for the
msunsr In which he surrendered the
stronghold Of Metz 10 the Prussisns. The
matter just now occupies much Of public
attention In France, snd as he can only be
,sried by his peers, thers Is sons difficulty
anticipated IL assembling q cOurtmsrtisl
sz{aieh Is oompstsnt, IS nearly all the mRr-
shals Of France, OF whom the oourtmartial
rpust be composed, were themselves con
cerned in some capitulstiOn or surrender
i, ring the late war.
Co.-oEEL CHARLES FORSYTH, CONNER
,,,sl F,Ytor Of the Mobile Register, died
.uddeuly Il i've minuiss past nine O'Clock
on ,rbuTssav night. Colonel F. was the
a., NJ Hon. .Vohn Forsyth, and during
tbe war eSmma. 1ded tbs Third Alabams
regiment, In am. .9uncing the SAD event
shs Register touohlns~ says;
Tbis crushing blow ~ his family snd
friends. slI the more difiyClt TO boar with
resiRnaiion from the suO@.snhes1s VIII 10
which Il fell, leaves his felloW-Eo - on on
this pspsr in no condition 70 e1 sSteeS S,.t
sorr6yv in many sentences. To loe Dusl-
mess. the social and the newspaper Wofi9
OF this section; to his soldiers OF the olo
Third Alabama, wheresoever they osy
now be scattered, Colonel Charles torsy u
4D-ss too well known for US TO speak one
Wo,-a Of the place be filed and OF the Volo
he hsS left.
TIE BAOwNsvMLE States has not
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