Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-10-08
TELEGRAPHIC EPITOME.

Sir Samuel and Lady Baker arrive d
at Paris Monday.
Wylie, Knevals & Co., sugar dealers
OF New York, failed yesterday. They make
no statement.
The session of the Danish rigsdad was
opened at Copenhagen yesterday. No royal
speech was delivered.
1t is believed that General ManteufIel
will replace Count Won Arnim as the German
ambassador to France.
A dispatch from Philadelphia says
that the Baldwin locomotive works had dis
charged two hundred hands.
Prof. Donaldson's companions in his
balloon voyage 10 Europe are George Washing
ington Lunt and Alfred Ford.
Due de Aumsle gives it as his opinion
that Marshal BAZaine will be condemned to
death. by the court martial, and then par
dOned.
Hon. John Law, formerly congress
man from the first Indiana district, died in
Evansville at noon yesterday. Aged seventy
seven years.
Henry g. Wilson shot and killed
James a. Williams in Ehingham county,
Georgia, one day last week, without provoca-
ton. The murderer escaped.
A white man named Rains and q ne
gro named Lane, were killed by a premature
explosion OF a blast in a well they were Dor
ing near Athens, Alabama, last week.
All the female prisoners at the JefTer-
sonville, Indiana, penitentiary viii be re-
moved TO the female reformatOry at India
nepolis, by order OF Governor Hendricks.
A brakeman named NJ. G.. Ausborn
was crushed TO death by falling under a
freight train at Ketchings, on the Nashville
and Chattanooga railroad, Thursday morning
last.
Sir George Rawlinson, in a speech at
Birmingham, England, Monday night, ex-
pressed a hope that the British authorities
would send vessels TO complete the inveStiga-
tions Of the PolaTis expedition.
Insurgent vessels remain at Carta-
gena. The government fleet consisting Of the
irigates Nittoria, Almanasa, Carmen and
another, name not asceFtained, passed
through the Gulf at Ammonia yester Jay.
A Port Jervis telegram says that Rev.
j. V. Orvilley, pastor OF the Catholic church
at Susquehanna, and formerly Vicar-general
OF the philadelphia diocese, was killed at the
former place saturday evening by a railway
engine. de was eighty years old.
Just as the mail-trein was moving off
from Clover, Virginia, on the second instant,
a man named Thompson, connected with the
New York circus, fell between the cars in an
attempt u get on the train. The wheels passed
over MIN, cutting cf both legs a little below
the knees. He died In thirty minutes.
The Spanish General Moriones an
nounces to the war department at Madrid the
great victory by his troops over the Carlis.s
near Ag duAAhAf ia ~ az hAAGs AhAAs VI tAAo III
surgents were killed, and a large number
taken prisoners. General Moriones says the
route or the insurrectionists is complete, and
his forces are in close pursuit Of them.
A Madrid dispatch says that the Car
lists are fast losing ground in the northern
provinces. They are utterly demoralized, and
the men accuse the leaders OF treason. Ge :
eral MariOnes, commander Of the republican
troops, is energetically advancing against
them. The siege of CartaEena is proceeding
actively, the firing being very sharp on both
sides Many of the insuTrecttonists surrender
daily &c the republican forces.