Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-04-23
NEW YORK.
Yesterdays Political, Financial, Grim
iaal ard General News
Epitemizsds

NEW YORK, ApTil 22-The World
this morning, in a long article on the De
7uocrstic Dsrtv, saws: awe desire fellow
ship with all genuine free-traders. We
ss-oru political association with any pro-
tectioni=i. Every citizen who is un-
eguivOcaliv for free-rade is good enough
= Democrat for US. No prOtectionist
can be "a Democrat at all. We stake all
our hopes on making the Democracy an
8lIt-aud-out, thick-and-thin, aggressive
or, if YOU please, intolerant-tree-
trade party, sIbOrdinating all issues to
this, ami thereby drawing TO itself all
citizens who have a true appreciation
g.. this great principle
The fire in the Immigrant savings
hank building this morning burned out
q great number of lawyers offices, and
caused the necessary closingof the bank
to-day.
The director Of the mint states that
The dies fer the new trade dollar viii be
submitted TO the secretary of the treas
urv in about one week, and thinks the
coin will be ready for issue in New York
and San Francisco about the first Of
June.
John Eitzgibbons, for killing John
O'Hara, was to-day sentenced to i'm
prie0nment for life.
General Mckee, a member OF con-
.yress from Mississippi, was married IN
Grace church, to-day, TO Miss Anita
EIortense Camp daughter Of Benjamin
ID. Camp.
The case OF Stokes was before the
supreme court on = preliminary motion
as TO procedure in error. The court Will
give the decision tomorrow, when the
argument on the main motion VIII be
heard.
The number of passengers booked TO
cro--s the Atlantic this season Is q ,3UO.
A dispatch from Paris announces the
death Of TagliOni, the famous danseuse.
The extension of the New Jersey
southern railroad is expected to be COM
lleted about the first of July; it will prac-
Tically make a new trunk line to the
wet, extending from st. Louis to New
York by means of connection with inc
baltimore and Ohio road near Balu
mere. The capital stock of the road l;
seven million dollars, and the bonded
debt six millions.
John Anderson yesterday gave t
professor Agassiz a deed Of Penekei
island, TO be used Tor his natural history
school.
Al the Erie investigation to-day th'
counsel for the company read a state
ment reciting that the company wa
ready and willing to furnish the com
nljttee with al the information tha
may be required on any matter concern
ing the accounts or management OF TIA
road. or on anything that Information
desired may be desired about
Objection was made to the re
ce1tion Of the offer, on the ground G
I.eing made in the closing hours of tn
committees existence, and therefore nc
seemingly in good faith. On motion
the chairman Of the committee, it wa
ordered to be stricken from the minutes
K. =. Evans, of London, testified in re
.,ard TO the action of Bischoffscheim an
NIcHenrv in overthrOwing the Goul
directory; he said the former wanted
make money for himself, and the latte
L. benefit the Atlantic and Great Wesl
eu railway; il was necessary TO get II
OF Gould before any confidence could Z
created in England in the Erie STOCK; tn
English people would have nothing 10
with anything he or Fisk controlled
Horace j. Clark explained the law rel
ative to leasing railroads, and testlhe
That he never knew OF money being pal
to secure favorable legislation. The II
frnducers OF such bills as the pro rat
INElELL nalA were AN 1AottaNAf 80 -ese%--NH
demanding pay for their peace. He la
known members, however, who ha
introduced like bills, and did not d.
mand a price. Mr.. Clark had le
ter from George McHenry,
London, stating that there was a proje
10 lease the Erie road to the Auatic al
Great Western railroad company; b
fbie Mr.. Watson denied. The comml
Ice then adjourned 10 Albany, and W
wind % the investigation tomorrow.
The produce exchange, at meeJIl
y Nt0-dav. declared unanimously IN iay
of the bill now pending in the legisl
ture. having for its object the funding
the canal debt
The steamships City OF London, fro
Liverpool, Westphalia, from HamDui
and perrie, from Brest, have arrived.
Charles G.. Hampton, who was
rested Yesterday for having in his poss'
sion fifty thousand dollars worth OF ia
road bonds, was before the police just
today. and q representative OF Fitch
Otis appeared and stated he represent
Colonel Phillips, Of Pittsburg, owner
the bonds. The prisoner was commit
10 await a requisition from Govern
Hartranft now e1i route.
Mr.. Sparks, agent Of the " hite -
line. mas recGlkEu a ttiAiitStAlr lAOAh
Government officers Of immigration
liverpool, stating that there were p
visions enough on the steamship Alli
tic 10 last thirty-two days. An oflic
document was also received snowi
that the quantity Of coal aboard the 81
wbenshe left Liverpool was III excess
the average supply for ocean steamt
CAPTAIN Williams, It is claimed, tDe
fore only used his discretionary poN
in turning for Halifax. Mr.. SPARKS =
the continued confidence OF the tfaV
ing public in his line is shown by
fact that Of one thousand saloon tlck
sold for coming voyages, only three
been returned.
FifCy-fOur thousand four hunol
and eighty-nine emigrants have
rived here since January lst, agar
fOrty-six thousand seven hundred 3
eielty-thTee for the same time in u
Tbe petition TO have the Bulls Hs
bank declared invOluntaTily insOlv'
has been discontinued on the payn
of nearly six thousand dollars Of accrJ
COSTS.
A marty Of artists, men OF letters {
hsnfers assembled at the Lotus O
lsst evening 70 dine and wish pleas
-aVage 10 Colonel Thomas w. I'm
Who sslls C0r Europe tomorrow 90