Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-06
TELEeRAPHlc PERSONAL.

CYRUS ". FIELD is about to return
home from England.
THE daughter Of Admiral Topste, of the
Spanish navy, is dead.
REv. FATHER BRADY, Catholic priest,
died in Brooklyn yesterday.
ALLANsoN ]. PAGE, 6 Democrat, wss
yesterday elected mayor Of oswego, New
York.
FENTTUs WADswoRTH, one of the oldes:
citizsns of Hartford, Connecticut, died
Monday night.
LIEUTENANT FRED. GRANT was present
in the English house OF commons on Mon
day afternoon.
ToK SCOTT was yesterday re elected
president of the Pennsylvania Central and
St. Louis railroad.
WILLIAM LowTHER, Earl of Lonsdsle
and former postmaster general of Eng
land, died yesterday, aged eighty-hve.
Rev. FATHER GILMORE, of Dayton,
Ohio, has been appointed Bishop of the
Diocese of Cleveland, and will probably
bs ordained a. Easter.
Col. GUsTAvUs A. LOOMS, q graduate Of
West Point ir ISL, and for some years on
the retired list, died at strstford, Con-
necticu., yesterday morning.
The GUMKL will case, In New York,
was adjourned yesterday on account Of
the illness offs Juror, and will probably go
over to the next term of the court,
EMPEROR WILLIAM, on Saturday last,
at Berlin, msds the final distributions of
decorations to general officers who dis
tinguished themselves In the late war.
PRINCE FREDEBICK CHARLES, Of Prus-
sia, is reported TO have said while lstely
in Rome on his way to Egypt that If
France attacked IsRly the latter would be
defended by Germany.
Mrs. FANNY HYDE, who shot the hair
dresser, Watson, 10 Williamsburg, some
time since, was srrsigned before the court
in New York yesterday, and the leth in
slant set for q hearing Of aer case.
REv. FATHKR O'CALLAeHAN Of Cleve-
land, Ohio, who wss prominent in prefer
ring charges against Bishop Rspps, has
been tried before the proper ecclesiastical
authority and ordered to retrsot his IS
ssrtions,
Mas. MoULTON, whom Msmphisns
musieRlly inclined VIII remember with
pleasure, on Saturday evening took Evans
vile by storm, bringing to the opera
house where she sung the largest audi
ence ever collected in that city.
ALEXIS is having q high old time in
Havans. Sunday he attended battle
royal between q main of cocks at the
Tscon theater. Yesterday Tsmberlek,
Marie Dolti and Tcstee sang for him, ct
his hotel, and Last night he pstronized the
opera,
SIR CHARLES MoRDAUNT has spplied
for q medical commission 10 examine into
tbs sanitary condition of Lsdy Mordsunt
whose nsme, 1t viii be remembered, wss
msntionod In connection with scandal
in which the Prince of Wales bore lead.
ing part.
RRv. PETER CARTWRIGHT, according to
8 dispatch from Springfield, Illinois, is
still alive, though his mind appears to
have given entirely way. His attending
physician says there are fears that his
reason has forever fed. His voice, how
ever, has returned, and he breaches and
prays most ferYsntly and earnestly. AL
though he may survive day or two yet,
his death msy occur at any moment.
TIE TELEGRAPH reporter at Pough-
keepsie, New York, Ike sn editor who
writes letters sometimes for paper Of
thst place, and also ouriously modest
documents in other placss, Is jokist Of
the frst water. He (the reporter) tells
us how it is true that the legend of sleepy
Hollow was almost reproduced in fact,
and the lesson Ihculcsted is, that when q
man dies of whisky, he msy be resur-
rected without q "horn.V The lesson
taught by the other reporter is that svery
man should blow hiH own horn-desd or
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