Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-25
THE HOsLD BY TELEGRAPH.

The HORLD BY TELEGRAPH.
Another ministerial crisis distrscts
Spain.
The solar eclipse in Australia was
failure.
General Sherman has returned to
Chicago.
Cholera has disappeared from Con-
stantinOple.
There will not be any change IN the
French ministry.
The Roumauisn railroad difficulties
have been settled.
The population Of Rome is ascer-
tanned to be go, 600.
Sixteen deaths from smallpox last
week in Brooklyn.
Smallpox has appeared at several
Of the Canadian ports.
Some Boston gentlemen want the
duty on hides removed.
New Orleans had snow last night
the first fOr several years.
Senator Nye, of Nevada, wants a
mint established at Carson City.
An extraditiOu treaty between
Prussia and England is proposed.
Prince Napoleon has been elected
to the council Of AiacciO, Corsica.
The members of the Grand Army Of
Ohio met in Cincinnati yesterday.
Colorado is experiencing the cOldest
weather ever known in that territory.
A five thousand dollar house heard
Nilsson sing II Louisville last night.
Sir Edward Landseer has been
knighted by the emperor OF Germany.
The Cincinnati chamber of COM
merce want q convention of people
favorable to the Improvement OF the
Ohio.
The heads Of bureaus in the depart
ment Of the interior want more eleri-
cal help.
A murderer set fire to the jail at
Urbana, Ohio, yesterday. Not much
damage.
Francis G0illpsZZer, noted dra-
matte poet, died At Vienna, Austria,
yesterday.
The Rough and Ready Touring
mills. Denver, Colorado, were burned
yesterday.
The sale Of the effects Of the New
York Printing company Is announced
Tor Friday.
TIE new charter Of the city Of New
York Is ready for the action OF the
legislature.
The Chicago banks show better re.
serve than any other city save Albany,
New York.
There is a bill in the New York
legislature TO vacste the seats Of the
Erie directors.
Orde 8 from Japan reached Cincin-
natl yesterday for shingle, lath and
other machines.
The convention between Austria
and the United States has been rati
fed by the former.
A measure is to be introduced into
the English parliament looking to the
reform Of inetriates.
Mrs. Governor Davis, Of M'tssachu-
Egtts, sister Of George Bancr )it, died
yesterday, aged eighty.
Two hundred and fifty delegates Of
the Grand Army Of the Republic met
In Philadelphia yesterday.
The summer residence Of General
Cadwallader, at Trenton, New Jer-
sey, was burned yesterday.
The people Of Mexico are said to be
in favor Of the annexation OF that
country to the United States.
A German blacksmith named Web
pSer fsll out Of wagon and broke his
neck yesterday 10 LOUISVILLE.
The murderer Of "Pet" Halstesd
viii be hanged. Governor Parker re-
fuses to interfere in his behalf.
An immense mass convention OF
Liberal Republicans was held In
Jefsrson City, Missouri, yesterday.
The Radicals in Louisiana have
ouieted down, pending the arrival OF
the congressional investigating COM
mittee.
Sir Charles Dixie, the revolution
fst. is TO have a meeting in Ira
agar square, London, on the 9Th OF
Feprusry.
The Kansas legislature is in statu
QUO. aud no chance OF settlement OF
the row, There may be blOodsheds as
the gOvernc< is resoiute.
It is proposed to allow persons In the
soutb. ssf5a had claims against the
QoverBment prior 70 the war, to sue
without proving loyalty.
The Northern Pacific railroad Is
blocked for two hundred and twenty
miles. No prospect OF train get1ng
through for several days.
The st. Louis merchants ask that
Missouri's Representatives ia congress
eid the passage of the bill increasing
the pay OF letter-csrriers.
Gathering nuts or blackberries on
the lands Of another TO be punished
fn Ohio, and biilis' -tables are to be
considered gaming devices.
The Ontario legislature congratulate
the Oueen on Wales recovery, but
thew want Red river Riel hung for the
killing Of enc Scott last summer.
Representatives Of the Tobacco ss-
sociation were again before the COM
nittee 0f ways and means yesterday,
for the purpose Of having the tax
modified.
A New York jury yesterday gave q
verdict against tne KnickerOoeker m
surance company ia favor OF the hold
er OF q leu lnuA5dAA AoAAoA PO@ASg SA
the life OF a suicide.
Peter Rafferty, testified yesterday
nefore custOmhOUse fraud cOmmlttse
fhat he purchased one hundred dol
lars worth OF goods that were sold by
the custOnahOuse authorities and found
there were only ten dollars worth in
the lot.
A grand meeting or parliament OF
these Indians, announced some time
back. took Dlsca on the 9th of Deem
Der. There. were the PehUenches, Hull
fcbes and ArancanOs, about twenty.
ave hundred in number, and all
armed. The meeting took place where
the Caeiqus Parrsn resides. Accord
ing TO report they took in eonsidera-
ficp whether to allow or not the Spsn-
iards to continue p8sturing their cat
fIe on their side Of the river. The
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