Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-01-12
TELEGRAMS.

COnnolly's trial will take place during
I the present month in New York.
| A dispatch from Manchester announ-
ces that several cotton spiHners have
failed
The reported death of the Carlist
chief, CASTILLO, has been confirmed at
Madrid.
Blair's prospects in Missouri for the
United States Senate are growing
brighter every day.
| A slight mundane shakeup was ex-
perienced at Brunswick at five O'Clock
yesterday morning.
Quite a panic occurred in the Globe
Theater in Boston Friday night by some
OF the scenery taking fire.
The Senate Committee on Elections
yesterday continued the examination in
the Caldwell Senatorial case.
At st. Marysville, New York, Friday
night Mrs. Otis Grain and children were
killed by the falling of tree.
The mercury marked thirty degrees
below 'cairo" at SkOwhegan, dway
down in Maine," yesterday morning.
-Four hundred and eighty-eight thou
| sand hogs have ceased to squeal around
Cincinnati since the first of November.
The total number of emfgrants that
left Liverpool in the year 1872 for Amer
lea was one hundred and sixty-fOur
thousand.
The Paris Journal 06iciel announces
the appointment of Corcelles as French
Ambassador at the Vatican, in place of
Bourgoing, resigned.
Joseph II. Whitman, a shyster law
yer in Boston, was arrested yesterday for
forging mortgage notes TO the amount of
ten thousand dollars.
The fourteenth of January is the date
| fixed for the execution of the contract
! between the Canadian Government and
the Pacific Railway Company.
All the military organizations
throughout the country will be invited
to attend the Inauguration ceremonies
at Washington next fourth of March.
A large body of Carlists on Thursday
approached thetown of Tallafalla, about
! twenty miles from PamellO, in Spain.
They were attacked and driven back.
Two negroes named Barnes and Dun
stOn, were hung at Jefferson, Georgia,
Friday for rape. The former con-
fessed, but the latter asserted his inno-
cence.
A twenty-five thousand dollar plan
ing mill was destroyed by fire at Free
port, Pennsylvania, yesterday morning.
1t belonged to Snyder & Baum, and was
partly insured.
Senator Summers health was consid-
cred improved yesterday. 1t is said that
l..
experienced from the injuries given by
Preston Brooks, and may proceed from
that cause.
In the case of Pullman of the Kasson
Locomotive Works at Paterson, New
Jersey, against the Erie company on
contract, abrogated by General Fisk,
the plaintiff recovered an amount of
fifteen thousand dollars.
The trial of the Commissioners of the
Board of Public Works in Jersey City,
charged with violating the city charter
by giving out contracts without adver-
tising for proposals, was concluded yes
terday with verdict of not guilty.
A Miss Shotwell, who procured the
indictment against Brooks, in New
York, on q charge of receiving stolen
BOOGcf AdnCO " q dHpTelA esS5aAuol A1AA y SS-
terday. Brooks says he can establish
that the charge is without foundation
in fact.
Victoria Woodruff and Colonel Blood
were recommitted to the Ludlow street
Jail, in New York, yesterday, in default
of five thousand dollars bail asked for
by United States Commissioner Daven-
port, before whom apartial examination
into the charges preferred against them
was had to-day.
Susan B. Anthony was brought before
Judge Hall, of the United States Dis
triet Court, at Buffalo, yesterday, in
charge of United States Deputy Mar
shal, on writ Of hdbeaS corpus. After
consultation between counsel the hear
ing Of the case was postponed to the
twenty-hrst instant, at a court to be
held at Albany.
The Coroner's inquest in the Center
street disaster was concluded in New
York yesterday, and the jury rendered |
a verdict, finding that the victims died |
of suffocation from fire, caused by care
lessness, and censuring severely the use |
of benzine in such establishments. They |
censure the proprietors for falling to in
form their employees of the fire escape, |
and commend the parties who saved |
several lives. They also commend the
Coroner in taking upon himself the au-
thOrity to exhume the bodies, and re-
commend that authority be given to the
fire or police department to take prompt
action in similar cases.