Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-08-14
NEW YORK.
Female Medical Students in Scotland
The English Roman Catholic
Pilgrimage.
The Missing steamer ArnIt Safe at Last
Thief Arrested-Sad Accident.


FEMALE MEDICAL STUDENTS.
NEW York, August I3.-According Il
foreign files received. the women medi
cal students who have been rejected al
Edinburgh are trying what the univer.
sity Of St Andrew viii do for them. Ii
their application they point out tha.
they have fifty women at least prepared
to be graduated at once; that they viii
hear all costs Of obtaining a supplement-
ary charter, il necessary, and that they
will also proceed to hire or build suitable
grounds for a medical-schO0l, and are
also in 8 position to arrange for a COM
plete course Of lectures on all required
subjects Of medical education which are
not taught at st. Andrew, if the univer-
sity authorities viii sanction such, and
will subsequently admit them 70 exam
Ination and graduation.
ROMAN CATHOLIC PILGRIMAGE.
Following the example Of their conti-
mental brethren, says the Pal Nal Ga
5ette, English Roman Catholics are now
Organizing a pilgrimage to Paray Le
MoTea, a small village some distance
from Paris, which hes acquired its repu-
tstiOn As a center for pilgrimages from
the fact that, according 10 Catholic be-
lief, Just three hundred years ago the
Savior appeared there 10 the Blessed
Mary Margaret AlacOgnac and intrustej
10 her a message to- propagate the wOr-
ship OF the Sacred Heart. The English
pilgrimage IS being organized under the
auspices Of q very Influential commit
tee, at the head OF which are the
duke Of Norfolk and the earl OF
Denbegh as secretary. Lord Walter
Kerr's pilgrimage is advertised to start
from London on Tuesday, September
%. The pilgrims will reach Paray Le
MOrea on wednesday, and having per-
formed their devOtiOns on Thursday
may return 10 London by Friday night
or Saturday morning. Al persons wish
ing to join are requested to send IN their
names by the fifteenth OF August. The
price Of the journey, first-ciass, Is five
pounds, and seeOnd-clsss, two pounds
ten shillings.
THIEF ARRESTED.
John Somers. knOwn 10 the police as
a swindler and thief. was arrested last
night while attempting TO throw An
drew J. Wilson, a supposed western
merchant, into East river. SOmers was
subsequently identified as the thief who
robbed q woman in the Fulton ferry
house, few nights ago, OF rhirty-tlve
hundred dollars.
THE DISABLED sTEAafER ARNDT-
The bark Diet, which arrived at this
port this morning, reports having spoken
70 the steamer Arndt on the tenth in
slant, 10 latitude 40' So north and ion-
gitude 660 30> west, bound northwest
When spoken 20 the same day by the
Mass, as was reported on yester-
day, She was IN latitude Al 3 north and
Longitude 66' ls> west. A steamer left
to-day to cruise of the coast and assist
the Arnct to make this port. The cap
tain Of the steamer Mas says he offered
TO take the Arndt In tow, il her COM
msnder would name a satisfactory SUM.
The latter was willing to accept the tow
age, but wanted to leave the remuners-
ton to a settlement between the owners
Of the two vessels. A later telegram
from Sandy Hook states that the Arndt
was signaled off that point at half-past
nve O'clock this evening.
SAD ACCIDENT.
John Bowen, aged siXty-five, Of 145
Spencer street, Brooklyn, while carry
ing bis infant grandchild down stairs,
fell and killed the child and fatally in
juned himself.