Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-05-10
Great Success OF the Cincinnati Musf-
cal Festival.

Great Success OF the Cincinnati Musf
cal Festival
CINCINNATI, May 9.-Yesterday was
in some respects the great day Of the
musical festival, inasmuch as the inter-
est was concentrated upon two things
the choral sin ding of the public schools,
and the admirable rendering of the
Ninth Symphony, eliminating in a spon-
taneous and splendid ovation to TheO-
dOre Thomas. In regard to the num-
Der Of attractions, the eni husiasm,
and the attendance, to-day has exceeded
any preceding day. About five thou
sand persons attended the matinee, and
in the house tonight eight thousand
persons were gathered, each apparently
with increased interest in the great mu-
sical event. At eight O'Clock tonight,
the house being filed, the executive
committee refused to sell further tickets
and closed the doors against a thousand
persons who sought entrance.
President Grant Returned 10 Washing.
ton.
WASHINGTON, May 9.-The President
returned to this city this evening, and
went Immediately to the executive man.
sion, where, very soon after his arrival,
he was visited by several gentlemen, in
cluding General Sherman, Secretary
Richardson, Attorney General Williams,
POstmasteT-G CressWelI, Secre-
tary-Of-State Fish, and Secretary Robe
son. The object of the visits was sim
ply to pay respects and welcome the
President home. The President will
resume the routine of official business in
the executive Office tomorrow, and
much work of that character will be dis
posed of. The appointments to the
American missions of Japan and Russia
viii probably be made before the Presi-
dent leaves the city on his trip to Con-
nectcut The President will attend the
funeral services of late Chief Justice
Chase in this city on Monday afternoon.
Latest Cuban Intelligence.
HAVANA, May 9.-The ins urgents at
tackled the town of Zeneayhama, but
were repulsed by the Spanish troops,
The Spanish troops attacked aR in
trenched camp Of the rebe,s at NaiarO,
and, aided by artillery, dislOdged the in
surgents, The Spanish commander re-
ports a loss Of four killed and sixteen
wounded, and says the insurgents lost
sixteen killed and many wounded, who
We're carried to the woods.
A Spanish steamer arrived here with
four hundred Carlist prisoners, who
came TO reinforce the Spanish army in
the field.
General Quenegassi is dead.
A boat from the English gunbOat Fly,
received Bidwell, the alleged Bank of
England fOrger, which left this even
ing for England. Bidwell is in charge
Of English detectives. His wife is
passenger on the Corsica. 1t is report
ed that Bidwell will turn States evil
cence on bis arrival in England.
The officers and crew of the steamer
Moro Castle testified before the Span
ish authorities in the case of Wilson, the
New York thief, who tried to rob the
English detectives on board the steamer
Moro Castle, OF her voyage from New
York TO this port. Wilson will proba-
bly, be liberated soon, and banished.
A dispatch from Santiago De Cuba
to-day says that O'Xelly arrived there
yesterday and was placed in Moro Fort.
The trial is to be conducted there.
CarlIst News in London.
LONDON, May st Is reported that
the Spanish minister to Great Britain
has made a demand on Earl Granville
for the prosecution Of the London Car
list committee, which is soliciting funds
IN aid Of the cause OF Don Carlos.
A dispatch from Lisbon SAYS a num-
Der Of Carlists took passage on the
steamer which sailed from there for Liv-
erpOol to-day.
The Carlists claim a victory for their
chief, Derregaray, in Navarro, and as
sert that they took 6hree commissioned
officers prisoners, including a Colonel,
and captured a piece Of artillery, but
these pretensions are discredited by the
official dispatches of yesterday, an
Douncing the defeat and rout of Derre-
garay, which is of later date than Carl
ist dispatches. General Laurillas goes
to Navarro. In the mean time Senor
Figueras will act as minister Of war.
The United States steamer Shenan-
doah arrived at Port Mahan Wednes-
day. Her commander has asked per
mission Of the military authorities to
land and drill his crew at the arsenal.
BAYoNNE, May Sit is said that traf-
&c will soon be resumed on the North
ern railroad, in Spain, there being
-acit agreement between the govern
nent and the Carlists to respect the neu-
-rality Of railways, and permit the run
ming of trains, so long as they do not
bear troops, or materials of war.