Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-05
TELEGRAMS.

Franz Abt, the great German com.
poser Is IN Cincinnati.
The German brewers meet in conven.
ton in New York to-day.
The New York Associated Press passed
appropriate resolutions on the death o.
James Gordon Bennett.
The Northern Methodist Church Con.
vention adjourned yesterday. The at.
tendance was unusually large.
An accident on the Erie road yester.
day resulted in the death Of the engineer
and injury Of several passengers.
The Senate discussed a cruelty-to-ani.
mails bin yesterday. Why not intro.
duce a bill Furnishing cruelty to men?
The New York Times yesterday made
d litter attack upon Governor Hoffman,
extending over seven columns. 1t WON'T
pay.
The French Cable Company are about
LAYING a cable from Landsend to Point
Pleasant, Halifax, and thence to New
York.
The Cincinnati provision men are con-
siderably indignant at the circumstance
Of a false report in the Chicago hos
market.
Some Of the Japs have been looking
into things in New York lately. They
say the whole city ought to be called
Hell Gate.
Captain George NJ. Colvocoresses, o.
the United States Navy, was murdered
and robbed iast night at Bridgeport,
Connecticut.
Admiral Nelson, broker, of New York
cOnspirator against Phelps, Dodge & Co.
has been bailed in the sum Of five thou.
sand dollars.
A bill is to be presented in the Ger.
man Reichstag directed against the Jes-
uits. 1t is understood that it viii deprive
members Of the order Of the rights Of cit
izenship.
The Beacon Park Boston, Massachu.
sets, spring meeting opened yesterday.
A purse for two-thirty-five horses Was
won by Phil Sheridan in 2:3l3, 2:34l
and 2:35l.
The Tumor that the schooner Ogle was
captured by the natives Of Solomon
Island, and Captain Bird, late of Massa-
chusetts, aud crew massacred, is fully
confirmed.
Dawes in the House yesterday said
that the expenditures Of the govern
ment, apart from influences Of war and
depreciation Of currency, is only six and
half millions over what is was in 1860.
BloOd-letting Chandler notified the
Senate yesterday that he would embrace
an early occasion to justify the memory
Of Stanton, late Secretary of War,
which be considered had been aspersed
by Sumner. Chandler has taken q con-
tract he cannot fulfill.
Senator Trumbul and Governor Brown
have both written TO the local Commit
tee Of Arrangements atSpringfield, Mis-
souri, stating their intention Of being
present at the convention to be held in
that city on the twenty-sixth Of June,
and viii address the people.
Brooks, Ballentine& Co.'s oil refinery,
in Temperanceville, Pennsylvania, was
burned yesterday evening. Loss, about
twenty thousand dollars. Partially in
sured. Lupton's roofing and pitch man.
ufactory and two frame houses wree
burned at the same time. They were
not insured.
Senator Carpenter yesterday made an
attempt to answer Summers great
speech. and Sehurz's speech on the
French arms sales. He was failure.
We, therefore, could not afford to bur
den our columns with what he had to
saw in response to what all men have
long since made up their minds is true.
A dispatch from Brownsville, Texas,
saws: Military operations on the Mexi-
can side have stopped the cattle steal
ine temporarily, but depredations have
recomulenced. Cavalry and mounted
infantry are going in pursuit OF the
thieves. The arrival of the commission
of Investigation Of the depredatiOns is
anxiously expected.