Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-10
NEW YORK.
Current OF Mondays GOssip-Incidents
and Topics Of the Past TWenty-FOur
Hours EpitOmized.

New YORR. December 9.--Minister
SVashburne arrived here to-day an route
10 Maine, to visit his father
A New. Orleans special says the War
moth Legislature held a caucus yester-
Iav morning, but all the papers are reti-
cent. Judge Durreils house is guarded
bv the Marshal. and Packard's house is
also guard ed. kellogg is intTenched in
his hotel, and Secretary Of State Boree
was escorted in the streets by squad OF
soldiers. If Warmoth's call for the as
sembling of the Legislature Is not re-
voked, that body will assemble early
Monday morning, TO get the start of the
Kellogg party. The latter meet at noon,
and their first act will be the appoint
nent Of a body Of sergeants-at-arms to
arrest and bring, as guilty of contempt,
an ahseIlt members, numbers of whom
are in the other Legislature. This VIII
urecipitAte the issue. 1t is expected
fhat the whole affair will be settled
Monday. The Warmothites intend ex-
haustinE every lawful power of resist
ance to arbitrary power, but in no event
viii they cOuntenance violence.
Two Of the sons of the sexton OF DIR.
Talmadge's church We're arrested yes
terdav, charged with rObbing the money
boxes To the extent of six hundred dol
Iars. The pllfering has been carried on
three months.
At a meeting Of the Internationals
last night, il was announced that
ngss-meeting for the benefit of the wild
.ows and orphans of the guillOtined Com
raunisUs will be held in Cooper Institute
m the fourteenth instant. A letter was
sreceived. alleged 10 be from Wendell
Phillips, in which he said the French
Communists were entitled TO the respect
o.'the civilized world, and that the bar
In, Tties practiced on the Communists
,-ar. , 3 disgrace and a shame to human
irv u vas also announced that efforts
Win he made 10 release Chambers, I'M
prisop4sy for shooting non-striker.
A TEsro 'l0rs Washington special states
rbat he credit Mobilier investigation
will show that several congressman ac-
eepted enorn, rus DIVIDENDS from that
concern, which they devoted TO charlta-
ble political purI oses. Iney VIII sl0"
that they were nOt idenLlneo Win Ihe
management of the concern, or Win
legislation for II. ...,-
standing the fire.
Cane of Good Hope adviees by mail
state that a fierce battle took place IN
the interior between the Kreli people
and Tamb0okies, in which the latter
were whipped % and from four hundred
70 one thou and slaughtered. Many OF
the natives were armed with 1nneld
and other European arms
Jamaica letters state that a laVge
number cf wealthy Cubans are leaving
Cuba and purchasing plantations in Ja-
maica.
Mr.. Leppel. aged seventy, an eccen-
tric nventor, was found dead in a cellar
lu Greenwich street, Saturday night.
The body was partially eaten by rats;
DeteiIs Of the loss Of the steamship
q latemala show that when the ship
wa wrecked, some of the crew had Ia
Ken, the lepre. The Indians declined to
a-.iSt them, when Captain Douglass and
"A few determined men seized their chief,
and forced them to furnish food and a
guj6e % S8(ena, near Oexaea. The
American consular agent at Oaxaca de-
Lined aiding Captain Douglass and his
destitute crew and passengers, and, but
for the efforts Of a private citizen named
Cremou, they would have suffered ex-
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