Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-09-06
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIES.

The celebrated tenor, Signor Marie,
arrived in New York yesterday.
Mr.. Greeley has accepted an invita-
/ tion tovisit Cincinnati at an early day.
The Republican majority in Vermont
| is estimated at about twenty-six hundred.
The Chicago Times stupidity enough
endorses the Duncan nominations at Louis
vile.
The Republican Congressional Dis
trict Convention met at Lawrence, Kansas,
yesterday.
Blanton's folks are holding on at
Louisville, until O'Conor can be induced to
accept"
Governor Gratz Brown addressed an
immense assemblage at Springfield, Illinois,
last night.
When the fool-killer goes round in
November he viii kill OF all the Duncan
Democrats.
A dispatch from Little Rock an
nounces that the Governor has determined to
send militia 10 Pope county.
The Pharmaceutical Convention was
in session at Cleveland, Ohio, yesterday. Al
bert +. Bart was elected President.
There has been discovered a deficit in
the Clarke County fOhio Treasury OF about
sixty or seventy thousand dollars.
In Maryland yesterday Hon. VIM. NJ.
Merrick was nominated for Congress by the
Democrats from the Fifth district.
The Soldiers and Sailors Convention
to elect delegates to the PittSburg Convention
was in session at st. Louis "Wednesday.
II is thought that the exact number of
lives lost by the disaster 10 the Metis in Long
Island Sound a few days ago viii never be as
certained.
T. A. Osborne, of Leavenworth, re-
ceived the nomination for Governor Of Kan
sas at the convention which met at Topeka
yesterday.
The Democrats and Liberals of Min
nesota Wednesday nominated compromise
llcket and W i'll act in concert in the Novem-
Der election.
At the International Regatta on Lake
st. Clair Wednesday the Ina, of Toronto, won
me nrSt prize, beating thirteen contestants in
forty y-three minutes.
In the Second, Third and Fourth dis
tricts of Iowa, the Liberal nominations for
Congress were: VIM. f. Leffingwen, J. B.
Stoneman and a. T. Lush.
The investigation into the causes of
the Me, Nets iisaster, which was to have begun
at Providence, Rhode Island.
The Radical soldiers and sailors of
Missouri pledge themselves loyal to the Rad
tcal party, 10 Grant and the continued spolia- |
tion and repression of the South.
Five persons We're killed and twenty
eight wounded by collision on the Lake Erie !
Division Of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
yesterday near Independence, Oslo.
Judge g. w. Woodward, of Pennsyl- |
vania, says IL IS false that he is in Louisville
as delegate 70 the Democratic Convention, /
as was stated in the Louisville papers.
The opening of the Cincinnati Expo
more than usual eclat Exhibitors are pres
ent from England, Canada and all the states
Of the Union.
Colonel w. L. Bell, of the Second dis
trict, and Colonel Thomas NJ Cunter of the
A frfa afsaflI
for Congress by the Democratic Conventions
Of those districts.
Two freight trains on the Pennsylva-
MIA railroad collided yesterday at BlairsviIle
resulting IN the killing Of the engineer of one
locomotive, and a brakeman escaping with
the loss of an arm.
The Missouri Republican State Con-
vention, at ST. Louis yesterday, adopted a
platform of principles which, strange to re-
late, was IN exact accordance with the pro-
gralnTne made out at the White House.
The Louisiana delegation to the Lou
isville Convention addressed ''note" 10 that
body asserting that in view Of the utter hope
lessness Of the success OF the Democratic
party, they had decided TO withdraw from the
Convention.
All day yesterday the Louisville Con-
venton was in session, and the wind-Workers
were making the halls OF the building re-
sound with eloquent praises and gilded fiat
terles Of the nominee, OConor. but the latter
bad not yet been induced 10 acknOwle edge the
hOnoi VI dAuAA6 dutttli4I the Ie-t4eGllOQ
Of Grant.
A dispatch from Chicago says there
was very little interest manifested in any quar-
ter in reference to the Louisville Convention
The Tribute, in a leader headed "The last OF
Kuklux, /" says the Duncan Convention, acting
under the advice of Senator Morton, have
nominated O'Conor and j. q. Adams for Presi-
dent and Nice-President.
A special received in New York from
Nagasahi, Japan, gives an account OF the |
burning and total destruction Of the steamer |
America on the twenty fourth nltlmo. The /
Hong Kong mails and all the freight and pas /
sengers' baggage were destroyed with the YES /
sci. six ChinRmen were burned or drowned, l
and two others are missing. IL is thought her /
treasure will be recovered. s4
The Conference Committees of the !
Democratic and liberal Conventions az sYra-
cuse, New York. Yesterday were in Joint ses-
sion nearly ali day, ana arranged State tick
et, which was indOrsed by both conventions
kTeneis kernan was nominated for Governor,
and Jhaancey n nepew for Lieutenant Gov
eFnor-both by acclaniation. The Oil sr names
on the ticket were pretty equally divided be.
tween the Democrats and Liberals
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