Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-08-29
NEW YORK.
Political NOtes-Stanley as a Letter,
Writer-GeneraI News Condensed.

NEW YORK, August 28.-The rae,
| yesterday for two thousand dollars
setween the yachts Maude and w. =
Davids, was won by the former. tx
The meeting of the Appolo Hall, anti
Tammany Democratic Committee, las
night, was fully attended. Judgl
/ Spaulding was elected Chairman II
place of Wickham, resigned. Spauld
/ ing made a strong anti Gree
ley speech, and said the Democracy
looked to the Louisville Convention fol
! help. A resolution to appoint delegates
TO louisville, whoshall be instructed Il
vote for OCOnnOr, as the Democratic
candidate for the Presidency, was passed
almost unanimously. During a debate
Daniel Sydny said the action of the Bal.
timore Convention was the result of in
trigue between the Tammany Ring and
the corrupt Republicans, and Governor
Hoffman, who was thief and ally Of
thieves, being the moving of the Tam
many spirit. Judge Hogan opposed the
resolution, saying no third Presidential
candidate would now have any chance
of election, and defended the action
Of the Baltimore Convention. (kta
The Sun of this morning prints fac
SiHaie letters of Stanley to Noe and
Livingstone and to Bennett. They are
wonderfully alike. d.. 80 b
Mayor Yura, of Jeddo, sails to-day
for Europe. He was feted by Mayor
Hall yesterday. ar > =.
Nine thousand dollars worth of reve-
nue. tobacco stamps stolen at Cleve-
land, Ohio, some time since have been
found by the city detectives.
The United States Bank Examiner
reports the loss Of the Third National
Bank of Baltimore by the recent rob
berry at only eighty thousand dollars,
which is more than covered by reserves.
1t is stated that Attorney General
Williams decides against the ruling of
the Internal Revenue Commissioner on
the question wether tobacco bonded be-
tween June fifth and July first shall paw
thirty-two cents or twenty cents per
pound. The latter tax is decided legal
by the Attorney-G General.
A Niagara Falls dispatch to the Her
aid states that prominent Greeleyites
and Democrats have congregated there
TO make up the slate for the Syracuse
Augustus ScheIl Is the
most prominent name at present men,
toned as the Gubenatorial candidate,
while Judge Church favors the nomina-
ton of Charles f0'Conorz as the most
probable one to defeat Dix. 1t is said
that OConor will accept the Guberna-
tOrial nomination if unanimous, and II
the Democratic party pledge itself to re-
form in New5Yo city. = r. x w i
. Horace Greeley left here for New
Haven last night. aozaakA ~ hu1 II
The Methodist Book Concern having
complained of the Greeley and Brown
banner IN front of their premises, Com
Var. North he's ordered its re-
m0vaL as I 3 permit was asked for Its
will be resisted. W F. UN
A letter from Henry Wilson to the
Germans. Of, Brooklyn. has been pub
lished, ine%,hieh be states that he never
was a member of the Know-Nothing
party, but always opposed it.
One hundred thousand tons of Scran-
ton coal were sold to-day. The prices
for lump were So 1898 n; steamer, 50 20
as 22l;; crate, So 40; egg, s. 1908 As;
stove, So 1903 SO; chestnut, So 20Cd3 201.
The above prices are lower than at the
July sales. '7--'l .a,. .5T
-1he amateur oaTsmenis. convention
was well attended to-day. The morning
seSolOu WIS ulllul lpOILalI--
William Saunders, .colored, was ar
rested To-day with thirty-fye hundred
dollars in United States bills and Mary
and bonds, supposed to be one of the
in the Maryland bond Sob
berry. A dispatch from Baltimore says
that Saunders is wanted for other crimes.
Judge McCue to day granted a release
Of attachment of Madden and Larders,
Dn property stolen from the "A Island
F erry Company, in order that transfer
Of property can be made to purchasers,
the Company to furnish -sureties ia the
sum of twenty thousand dollars,
The District Attorney Intends 70 push
the trial of Aiken, the burglar police
man. 1t is probable that he win be tried
next 1uesuay. q SIT 40 DEITZNg
tits TeP0rtetl tl5at aex-J Judges Barnard
having been disqualified from practicfng
ut the bar will gOintO the tobacco busis
ness with his father-in law, Anderson.
His friends says he bears up under his
sentence bFageiy. 81. - 10 8 s.oass -