Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-11-08
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by the latter while commanding At
New Orleans.
The committee Of the produce ex-
change, appointed to devise method
for esslsting the Memphis sufferers, have
determined to take up 8 subscription OF
one dollar each toward the bale of eots
ton received by this exchange from the
Chicago board ,ef trade for the benefit of
I the Sufferers there, which will be drawn
For on November 18th. and the person
getting the bale will have the privilege
Of forwarding it in his own name to some
other board Of trade, or of returning it
TO the committee, and receiving fifty
dollefs.
A letter numeroasly signed has been
forwarded 10 President Grant, urging
him to use his great authority and
power to relieve the passengers on board
the captured steamer Virginius from i'm
prisonment and impending execution.
General Ryan is on board.
Nine police precincts return over four
thousand dollars as contributions at
polling places on election day for Men,
phis. The police have contributed two
thousand dollars for the police Of Men,
phis.
Judge Davis, and Mr.. Bartlett, of the
counsel for Tweed, at the trial to-day
had another tilt. The Judge had de-
cided that one Orrell, after long exam
ination, was competent, when Mr.. Bart
lett rose to comment on the admissions
by the witness tending to show that he
was biased. Judge Davis peremptorily
refused to hear another word OF the sub
ject, and in the course Of the dialogue
said, GAS your honor will not hear my
argument after your decision, would you
inform US when the next juror is called
that you will hear my argument before
your decision?n Judge Davis, angrily-
'iSit down." Mr.. Bartlett-"I refer your
honor to Justice Chase and many other
authorities" Judge Davis, rapping with
his gavel-"Sit down, sir, sit down; be
cautious or l will refer you to S still
later case" Mr.. Bartlett-"I did not
hear your honor.n Judge-"Another re-
petition of that or anything of that
character, will fall down upon you in a
way t lat may not. be so pleasant"
The juror was then peremptorily chal-
lenged by the defense. In reference to
Justice Chase, il was understood
to be, that the judges impeachment
was for Irregularities on the bench.
The funeral of General Delafield, of the
United States sgmy, took place this
afternoon. The pall-bearers were Gen
erals Newton, Vsrnum, Abbott and
Webb. His remains were taken to
Greenwood cemetery.
At the trial Of detectives to-day, the
counsel to the corporation gave his opin-
ion that Mcdonald, the Bank of Eng
land forger, being convicted a felon,
his affidavit cannot be taken in eonsid-
Grafton.
BY a statement of Mr.. E. B. Wesly,
the receiver Of the Union trust COM
pany, it is shown that the following Sc
curitles were purchased with the COM
pany's funds by the defaulting secretary,
Carleton: One thousand shares of At
lantic and Pacific railroad stock, three
hundred shares Pacific mail steamship
stock, two thousand shares of Minor |
Pacific railroad stock, six hundred |
shares of Western Union telegraph |
stock, four hundred shares of Columbus, |
Chicago and Indiana Central railroad |
stock, these are accordingly claimed as
of the Trust company.