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

SerranO'S leniency TO the Carlist chiefs
mas utterly disOrganized the rebels, who
begin 10 suspect their leaders Of treach.
cry.
An institution, the Working Womens
Home. which has aided in the support
OF some two hundred of the working
women of New York, is to be closed the
first of July.
Civil service regulations as TO clerk
ships are now completed. The neces-
sary preliminary steps for applicants will
he furnished by writing to the heads OF
departments.
The Cuban gamblers have been exiled
Id New York city. The New York
Times objects to this vigorous language,
and declares that their company is not
at all desiOed.
In New Orleans the American Union
Club unanimously adopted resolutions
censuring Major Morris Chester for SEN
timeuts expressed in an address al Chal-
met on Decoration day.
The Methodist Conference, now sit
ling, in New York, have authorized the
Dublication of semi-monthly maga-
zine i'm Boston, and favor the multipli-
cation of church periodicals.
The farewell ball of the midshipmen
took place last night at Annapolis, Ma
rvland, and was attended by number
Of ladies Of New York, Boston, Phila-
,elphia, Washington and Baltimore.
The Workingmen held a meeting in
Boston Saturday night at which Tesolu-
tons were passed congratulating their
fallow-workmen of New York for the
success in their great movements.
In New York Saturday, the Court
house Commissioners discharged all the
men employed on the new courthouse
building. The N IN have not received
any wages for the past nine months.
Bumstead and Vreeland, of the Jer-
sev CITY Board of Works, who have
been on trial charged with cOnspiring to
defraud the city, were found guilty on
saturday, and viii be sentenced Monday.
Ata meeting of the Irish Democratic
Union Saturday evening, resolutions
were adopted indOrsing the nomination
of Horace Greeley, and commencing his
nomination by the Baltimore Conven-
lion.
A large majority of the delegates to
fIr.s Democratic State Convention Of
MI. souri,. To lie held at Jefferson City on
rhe welfth instant, are instructed TO in
dorse the nomination of Greeley and
Brown.
The United States District Court has
ordered the payment to three parties in
Washington, of the proceeds Of the sale
of their property by the Government
under the cOnfiscatiOn act. This ruling
accords with the amnesty act.
Marshal SerranO has arrived at Mad
rid. Spain. His explanation OF his
conduct of affairs at the close Of the in
llIrrection in Navarro and Biseay, and
II lenient treatment to the rebels, Is
entirely satisfactory TO the government.
4 dispatch from Tallahassee, Florida,
SAYS the Supreme Court OF that State on
Sstur,laV decided that w. ID. Blotham
.DanOcrat3 was elected Lieutenant Gov
..rnor of Florida BY fOrty-five votes. ,.
r Day Republican, has hitherto filled
the position
The Lucas cotton mills, one, OF the
largest establishments Of its kind IN tle
yicluity Of Rouen, France, was totally
DESTROYED by fire yesterday. Loss estl-
mated at one million francs. Nearly
thousand operatives were thrown out oi
employment.
The New York Tribune publishes a
disratch from Washington McLeduy o.
Cincinnati, stating that Mr.. Pendlet0p
was nnisrepresented in telegram sent
from Reading to the Philadelphia Age,
and that that gentleman is decidedly in
favor Of the Cincinnati platform and
its nominees.
The Secretary Of the Treasury has
authorized the Assistant Treasury at
[aw York 70 buy two millions bonds on
each Wednesday, and sell two millions
..nin ON each Thursday during the month
OF June-in all, to buy eight millions
bands and sell eight millions gold.
The Secretary of the Treasury has di-
ra.tad the Assistant Treasurer at New
Work 10 withdraw 81 800, 600 three per
,.ents. 5000 numbering from 3Sll 70
a.5G inclusive, and $4,000 numbering
from 1852 to 4l5O inclusive, dated from
Isl August, 1868 TO 18th August, 1885,
interest to cease 3lst July, 1872.
a large concourse is in attendance on
tba Club races, which opened at Ottawa,
Canada. Saturday. The first race was q
hurdle. two miles, over eight hurdles
won by Duffy. Time not taken.
Mohawk won second race, mile heats.
Time. 1 I:45g. l:4Gi. FeTnaught won
third race; mile and half; time, 2:54t. |
A meetingof varnishers, piano-makers
and other striking trades, was held IN
New York Saturday morning. One
uiano firm conceded TO the demands OF
fbeir employes. The wOrkmen are con- |
ti9eut that the strike will eud in week. |
n i reported the strikes will extend to !
Philadelphia and Baltimore next week. |
At Jerome Park, in New York, Satur-
.yav. the weather was fine and the at /
tendance was very large. The track |
,-,s i'm a splendid condition. The first /
race was the Ferdham handicap sweep |
etaLas. twelve horses started. The race
was won by Ortelan; Frank Rosa sec
oud. Time-2:l4
A decision was rendered in the United
States Court, at indianapolis, Saturday, |
bv Judge Davis, IN favorOf Edwin May, l
~ NIavis patent Jail, against the Com I
,,issioners of Johnson county and /
others. for an infringement on the Use
,f tbe patent iail. This decision is of
:, ,,t, resi- TO companies in this and other
Western aud Southwestern States.
The concluding exercises attending
tbe graduating class of naval cadets took
,,Iace nj Annapolis, Maryland, Satur-
illav or a class of twenty-six, twenty
t,vo received diplomas. lessee NJ.
I}oiner. Of Missouri was among the
frst five that received the star grade. |
A letter was received from Secretary
TSol,eson eomplimentiRg cadets Cali, and
Mclean for gaIlantry 10 Eeso0ipg COM
rade from drowning on the tweaatS-third
of May.
The London O5selTcr Of yesterday
states that the Cabinet had under con-
liberation the Treaty Of Washington
nd fhe last Communication from the
a lnerican Government concerning the
article. No conclusion
avs The Observer, has yet been reached
which is likely to reconcile the esquire
n,ents of the two governments With re-
--arj 10 the article. The final decision of
h. American Government is expected
1sre within the next twenty-fouf hours.
The President Saturday nominated
.-s,gs. Il. Walker for Register for the Re
onblScan Valley Land District, Nebras-
,o. y Ware Worthington, Receiver OF
P,,blie Moneys, same place; George w;
ra,-,- Receive for the Wyoming Land
0isir;cf. Nebraska: +. II. Longley, Re-
,e;yer ',i-,~e SoT the Western District, Nebras-
La. \. A. Thomas, Register for the
\ District, Nebraska; ThOs.