Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-07-13

convention of the Young Mems christ
ian association to day, w. II. Hadden,
of Great Britain, was introduced, aud
told Of the work in England and Ire
land. DR.. Thompson, of New York,
read a paper upon the bible and bible
class instruction, which was ordered to
be printed. Mr.. Cobb, of Cleveland,
gave the particulars of the railroad work
in that city, where the railroad COM
panies provided the association with
elegant rooms, and five thousand rail-
road employees attended the meetings.
At thirty minutes past five o'clock, the
usual resolutions of thanks being
adopted and having sung song,
the doxology and benedictiol following,
the convention adjourned sine die. In
the evening large meeting was held in
the OperahOuse. Tomorrow the pulpits
in the city will be filed by the delegates.
One-half of the delegates have left for
home, and the remainder will leave on
Monday.
The city Of WashiugtOn-The Drum
mOnd COi.iery ReIfeE Fund.
HALIFAX, July ia dispatch from
Port Lebear states that the weather con.
tinues unfavOrable for the operations OF
the divers at the steamer City of Wash
ingtOn. The steamer Morning Star,
with the remaining steerage passengers
and the captain, officers and crew, is ex-
pected here tonight. The steerage pas
sengers will be sent to Boston by steam
er. 1t is said that fully six hundred
packages Of goods drifted to the sea
from the wreck.
Up to date the sum Of eleven thousand
five hundred and thirty-nine dollars
have been contributed to the Drummond
colliery fund. The fire in the slopes is
nor yet eXtinguished. There is now very
little if any, hope OF saving the old
works, except by filling them with
water.
The IS Twelfth OF JuIy" in Rev York.
New YORK, July 12.-The Orange
procession started from Lafayette place
at forty minutes after ten o'clock in the
morning with about seven hundred
Orangemen in line and an escort of fif-
teen hundred police. There were seven
lodges, each with the banner of the
lodges and some with American flags.
They had two bands, which played
BOyRe Water along Broadway up, and
on the way back from Thirty-fourth
street, and Orange and Green aUiH Carry
the Day along Fifth avenue. AT Twen-
ty-seyenth street and Madison avenue,
on the march up, it was rumOred that a
piStOl-shOt was fired, striking boy in
the leg. From some eight or ten win
dOws along the route ladies waved hand
keTchleis. One man was arrested for
disorder.y conduct About two thou
sand PERSONS accompanied the process
sion, OF whom some three hundred
were ITishProtestant WOrsiugmen in
their Sunday clothes, and about thirty
or forty women, evidently relatives Of
the prOcessiOnists, and Of whom about
dozen wore orange rOsettes or ribbons
The Orangemen returned to their head
quarters Oh Eighth avenue at one
O'Clock, without insult or molestatIOn.
Washington Chronicles.
WASHINGTON, July l2.-GeneraI
Baker, commissioner of pensions, has
left Washington on visit to Mime
sofa.
The following internal revenue ap-
pOintments were made to-day: Store
keeper, Robt. E. Buchanan, seventh
Tennessee district; Charles GreenEeaf,
fifth Illinois district; George Franken-
burg, seventh Ohio district. Gaugers,
JOull ". ANU IeU. Z CNS-
son, fifth Illinois district.
The secretary of war denies the report
that the headquarters of the department
of Dakota are to be removed from ST.
Paul, Minnesota, to Minneapolis.
Letters from the Cheyenne and ARA
pahoe agency report that of the number
of Arrapahoes that recently started on
the war-path, all but fourteen were in
duced by the older men to return to the
These fourteen attacked
band of TOncas off their reservation on
leave, and scalped the second chief, and
on returning to their own reservation
having scalp dance.
Progress OF the GOrdOn-GOrdOn Muss.
MILWAUKEE, July ia Minneapo
lis special to the Daily Wisconsin says
that during the proceedings in the Cor
don case, at Fort Garry, yesterday, the
legal papers in the possession of Captain
Hay were submitted to the court,
the legal point upon which
the authority to arrest Gordon depended
being exposed, there was a decided re-
action in public opinion among the
Immediately after the
of the paper, United States
Consul Taylor issued a card to the pub
lie, the substance of which is as follows:
Gordon was arrested in New York for
Roberts released him
from prison on bail of thirty-seven thou
sand five hundred dollars. Gordon fled
the country and took residence near
Fort Garry. His whereabouts being
Roberts procured bail war
rant and executed tqe power of attor-
To Il IN b - -
arrest was made to release Roberts
rom his Iond, and, by common
aw bailee, his right to take this princi-
pal whenever and wherever found, the
-reaties and extraditiOn laws not beipg'l
applicable to the case. The common
aw exists in Manitoba uncontrolled by |
he statutes following this exposition.
The consul declares that the gravity of
he question involved, as well as the in |
erests Of both countries, requires that |
III the testimony which the defense was
to show, should be admitted, |
md that, as an act of international cour- |
esy, Mr. Wilson should be heard dur |
ng the examination. Other advices |
'tate that the investigation has brought |
)Ut the fact that the American prison |
RS were arrested south of the new
boundary line, on AmeTicf n soil. This |
will work new complications, although !
{ cannot be surmised just what effect |
his discovery will have on future pro-
,eedings.
mother CaFIist Breeze-Cuban MOtfers.
BAYCNNE, July 12.-Advices flom /
Jarlist sources state that InsurgeDt- |
Chieftain SierrO, with a band of five |
hundred men, has crossed the river Ell |
DO, and entered Old CASTLE, where he is |
organizing the risings of the Carlists. |
There is much agitation in Burgess, and |
many of the inhabitants of that prov
nee are enlsting under the banner of
Don Carlos. Several bands of Carlists |
rave appeared in the province of Leon.
There are three Carlist chiefs in Galicia,
,ach at the head of an organized force. /
MADRID, July - -Ihe government |
eceived dispatches confirming the de-
eat of Cabrinetty, and the death of that
,ificer. The report of an International |
in AlcOy is also confirmed.
ieneral Velanded, with body of troops,
S Fastening thither. The iDsurrectiOn-
sts assassinated the mayor, notwith-
tandiDg he was thorough republican,
md spent fortune in the cause of the
His body was dragged
hrough the streets of the town by the
mob. The collector OF taxes was, also,
and his body was treated
With the same indignities. Five Gotten
actories were burned by the mob,
There is serious trouble in Malaga.
Yesterday, while bull fight was In
progress, the people of the city rose
lgainst the municipality, and assassin
tied several councillors.
The governor of Malaga has resigned.
Lieutenant-G General Sanchez Recga
las received orders to hasten to Ma