Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-18
TELBGRAPHIC NOTES.


The steamship Belle de Paris has ar
rived at Brest.,
The steamships Mariana, from Quebec,
and City of Limerick have arrived safely at
Liverpool.
The National Association of Railroad
Conductors wtn hold convention in Louis
Vile on october 23d'
The Kansas State fair opened at To-
peka on Monday under the most favorable
auspices:
The board of Trade Of Chicago yes
tertlav expelled ]. Brooks johnson from their
body, for fraud in business transactions
William Schwegert was yesterday
convicted in the Criminal Court OF Chlcago,
OF the murder of Kan Higgins, and sent 10
the penitentiary for NE
Charles Sumner has arrived in Lon
don. and will leave for Paris shortly. HIS
health is much improved.
At meeting of the International So
I cietv Yesterday. thirty persons attended. The
! subject of enfran chisement of the working
classes was discussed, and majority favored
| complete secession from the dark marx sec
/ ton of the society.
The English Tory journals are dissat-
isfied with the result of the labors OF the Ge-
| neva Arbitrators
William Meuller committed suicide
Yesterday in St. Louis, while temporarily in
zane from the effects Of smallpox
The Indian troubles in the Creek Ma
| ton still continue.
Complaints of the maltreatment of
patients in Wards Island Insane Asylum are
still made public.
David Perkins, who shot Edmund
| wellington I'm New York on Saturday last,
was discharged yesterday by Judge Hogan.
The Warren County, Ohio, Agricultu-
| raj Fair opened yesterday. The attendance
was large, the weather most favorable and
{ rafaag fF lao
| plete success.
The following storekeepers of internal
revenue have been appointed for the seventh
district OF Kentucky: John NJ. Pendleton,
| Elias Hawkins and {. H. Barnett.
In a collision between two railway
trains, near Glasgow, Scotland, on Monday
night two persons were killed and several
/ wounded.
The great German philosopher, Louis
Forbach, died yesterday, in the sixty-ninth
year of his age.
Herr Won Thilz, the Pnssian Minis
ter Of Foreign Affairs, has resigned, on ac-
count of disagreement with Bismarck.
The Austrian Parliament was con-
vened on Monday.
The collector of the port of MatamO-
ros has been instructed by the Government at
Washington 10 allow merchants TO ship goods
to the interior under tariff Of 1855, provided
they advance the Government $4,000.
General Sherman, in New York,
spealxs in the highest terms of the French Re
public under Thiers, and thinks IL will last
after him.
About forty packers and provision
dealers from St. Louis, and several from
Kansas City, st. Joseph, quincy, and other
points, left ST. Louis last night, to attend the
Pork Packers Convention at Cincinnati.
The Michigan State Fair opened at
Kalamazoo yesterday.
@The two hundred and forty-second
anniversary Of the settlement OF Boston was
observed yesterday by parade Of the entire
fire department.
NJ. DeRamsat, Minister of Foreign
Affairs, assures the friends of N. About, that
he has strong hopes that the energetic inter
ventiOn OF the government will result in his
release.
The Communist convicts were to have
been shot yesterday at Satory.
The InternatiOnals held meeting in
London, yesterday.
A London special dispatch says that
representatives of the Cuban Junta are in
council arranging for the loan of twenty mill
lion dollars for the purchase of army sup
plies.
A special to the Tribune, from Bos-
ton, says that Senator Summers declination
Of the GubeTnatoriaI nomination is not
credited there by the Democrats and Liberals.
sumner has been officially Informed by tele-
graph Of his nomination, but no answer has
been received.
Six hundred Mormon recruits, single
men and women, arrived in New York from
Europe on Monday.
Emigration from Germany has been
slightly empeded in consequence Of circular
issued by the German government placing
them under special surveillance.
Harry Reilly, Consul General of the
Orange Free States of Africa in the United
States died in Philadelphia yesterday of can
Ger.
Charles Francis Adams and Jacob
StRmpfi have dissented from the decision Of
the Geneva Arbitration on some few points.
A call for straight-out Democratic
convention for the state Of Ohio has been is
sued at Cincinnati.
The Pork Packers Convention con-
venes in Cincinnati to-day.
Horace Greeley will be in Pittsburg on
Thursday.
A dispatch from Hong Kong an
nounces the arrival there Of the Russian fri
gate Svetlant, with the Grand Duke Alexis on
board, accompanied by other vessels Of the
fleet.
Mr.. Greeley will visit the Louisville
Exposition on Saturday, and Will remain |
there until Monday night.
Rev. G. H. Robertson, of Louisville, |
has made confession OF falsehood, but de-
MES any other criminal acts. His case goes /
over to the next Presbytery.
The Fort Smith NeU Era is afraid |
there is imminent danger of bloody out |
break in the Creek Nation, between the In |
dian and negro citizens, both sides claiming a |
majority in the recent election for Chief of /
the Nation. 1t may be rs well here TO state |
that soon after the war the Creek Indians l
were the most liberal OF all the semi-civilized |
Indian tribes Of the Territory, and put their /
former slaves, who were numerous, on a fO9t- |
ing of perfect political equality with them |
selves, and gave them liberal share OF their |