Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-05-09

NADkIDY May o--OulcIal dispatches
announce total rout of the Cariist
forces, under the personal command of
Dorregaray. Railway trains from Bada-
JOS and Andalusia were stopped, yester-
day, by armed men, who robbed the
passengers and baggage wagons.
LORdeR Items.
LONDON, May SIT is rumored that
/ the Spanish government is manufaetur- |
| ing a large amount of paper currency, |
which it intends forcing into circulation. |
/ Official inquiry into the loss of the At |
lantie viii soon be commenced at Liver
pool. Ralph Waldo Emerson is at |
| Stratford-On-Avon.
Spanish News.
| MADRID, May S.-The inhabitants of
| Gerou, having Informed Captain-Gen-
eral Velarde that if his order directing
] the country people to abandon their
/ farms and retire into the cities, was an
nulled, they would rally against the
Cariists, the obnoxious order has been
aDnulled. The Carlists have suf-
fered some severe defeats in the last few
days.
Important Decision.
WASHINGTON, May S.-The attorney
general has decided that under an act Of
1873, all compensation for services to the
government by the Union Pacific COM
pany upon its railroads, of any kind, is
to be retained so long as any interest in
the United States, by the company, up
on its bonds, remain unpaid; that the
railroad ofthe company across the bridge
at Omaha is one of the railroads to
which said act applies.
Malt House Burned
CINCINNATI, May S.-The malt house
of George Bogen. jr. & Co, on Harrison
avenue, was burned this morning. The |,
house contained twelve hundred and
fifty thousand bushels of malt, most of
which was burned. The loss on the
malt was thirteen thousand dollars, and
the loss on the building about ten thou
sand dollars. There was an insurance
of six thousand dollars in the Union and
Fidelity company of this city.
Trouble In Porto Rico.
SAN JUAN, April 30.-The leaders of {
the Spanish party in Porto Rico have 4,
ordered their followers TO abstain from
voting at the coming election for men, (
bers OF the cortes. The Spaniards will
make no nominations. A junta has ,
been appointed to appraise the value OF
the liberated slaves. Tne volunteers
have mounted guard at the palace dur
that the freedmen have refused 90 work
on some plantations.
Train Wrecked. >
LOUISVILLE, May s.-This evening,
the number seven passenger train for d
Cincinnati over the short-line road was /
thrown from the track by a switch a
which had been moved by some ma :
licious person, and the engineer and
fireman slightly injured. Nobody else
was injured, although the engine, bag
gage car, two passenger and one sleep \
ing coach were thrown off the track. !
The train was delayed one hour and y
half The track is now clear. This is
the first accident of any kind for five =
Wholesale System of Murder. +.
PARSONS, KANSAS, May Slight 4
lead bodies, including one of a child /.
eighteen months old, have been found
under the house of the Bender family,
thirteen miles west of here, in LaBelle :
county, and near which the body of
Senator HOrk's brother was found. The s,
Bender family left the country about z
two weeks ago, but the excitement is so s.
great, and the determination to bring n
-he guilty parties to justice so strong
That no effort will be spared to effect =,
heir arrest.
The MethOdisis and the Vanderbilt UNI :,
Vsrsity. VI
NASHVILLE, May S.-Bishops Ma y
ion, Paine, Pierce, Keever, Daggatt,
Wrightman, kavanaugh and McTyeire,
)f the Methodist Episcopal Church r
south, are in annual session in the build
ngs of the Southern Methodist book n
concern, in this city. They are proceed
ng actively with their church business,
md will probably adjourn the session by A
he twelfth instant. The board of trus- W
ees of the Vanderbilt university are +,
llso in session, ansl will determine this -
week whether to locate the same in
Nashville or Edgeleld
bishop MeIIyaine's Funeral. =
CINCINNATI, May S.-The body Of
Bishop Mcllvaine arrived this morn
ng, and was conveyed to his late resi-
ence IN Clifton. Tomorrow morning,
ariy, It will be conveyed to St. Pauls |
hurch, whence, at eleven o'clock, il
gill be removed, in procession, to Christ of
hurch, where the funeral services will tic
e performed. In the evening, Right Ia
Sev. Bishop Lee, of Delaware, will t4f-rr
reach the funeral sermon. Quite a
irge attendance of clergy from abroad
expected. Bishop Hellmuth. lord u
ishop Of Huron, is here, with his Sec ii
staTy; also, Areh-deacon and Canon Ag
'alch. A large number of Ohio clergy Me
ave already arrived. to-
RumOrs OF the POpe,s Death. n
LONDON, May S.-A dispatch from Ca
.ome to the Standard says the pope re- VI
eived pilgrims from France on Mon
ay, against the advice of his physi.
ans, and was very much prostrated
tier the audience. The same dispatch
tys it is generally believed the pope is No
cad, but nothing to confirm this Belief 5
as been received in London. -
A dispatch from Rome, dated later, b
Iys: "The pope to-day received a detu- sell
.tion from Spain, who brought large ~. ~
'ntribUtIon from the faithful. In reply Sec
their address the Pope exhorted them mes
take warning from the recent events
Spain, and hoped the princes and
eople would return to christianity and wit
orality." rea
he Congressional Convention as ST. Sta
Leuis. On
ST. LOUIS, May 8.-The executive The
lmmittee having in charge the prep day
ations for the congressional conference bei, i
be held here next week, met again to- Lou
W. Mayor Brown presented a tele- ta.iI
am from Mayor Wiltz, of New Or 4'
lAAA1f IL AOBAy W dtACctAOn "a fGclcI- W
" as to whether the authorities at -
ew Orleans would receive the exeul- e
IA party at Galveston and take them A
New Orleans ViG Belize. MayorWiltz's Al
egram, by authority oftbe city council
New Orleans, extends cordial invita-
N to congressional delegates to visit n
d remain guests of that city as long 10
agreeable to them, and states that q
mmittee of reception has been ap-
inted, who viii arrange for their en- = =,
'tainment. As the dispatch saws IL
thing about providing for the convey A14
ce of the excursionists from Calves
} to New Orleans, it was regarded as
iefinite, and it was decided to request
w Orleans to eend committee here The
confer with the congressman, and ar
lge, if possible, for extending the ex- Eaa''
sion to that city. can
Telegram was also received from A.
Hobley, chairman of the COMMITTEES tno
inquiring bow many will ter o
IL that citV and exfandinO the hos