Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-06-28
CURRENT NEWS.
Internal Reyenss ReceIpts-NeW York
Bank statsaeat-French News
papers Beappeared.
Hugh DOnohcs, tAe Champion Pedes-
trian-The Grand Duke Nicholas
Bal.Lshed for Life.
The French-Ceas1iaH ConTentlon-The
Political Axf. New Hampshire
Etc, Etc, Etc.
Internel g.venue ReeeInts.

Internel Eevenue Receipts.
! WASHINGTON, June 27.-The interna
revenue receipts for the month wert
So,391 1864, anC fer the fiscal year $l0l,.
SIS, $50.
The Huron nnG Ontario ShIp-CanaI.
TORONTO, June 27.-The common
council of Suncoe, last night passed
strong resolutions in favor Of the Huron
and Ontario sllip-canal.
French Newspapers Reappeared.
PARIS, June 27.-The newspaper
Nineteenth Cert:sTy and the Pappelt
suspended for attacks ON the existing
government, Lave reappeared.
Committed Suicide.
NEW YoRg., June 27.-Thomas C.
| Wemyso, a well.known actor and stage
manager, committed suicide this morn.
ing at his residence in Brooklyn.
The Catholic Bishop Conference.
BERLIN, June 27.-The report that the
Roman Catholic bishops, now in session
at Fulda, will enceavor to make COM
promise with tie Prussian government
is not true.
Fire-Aecident.
CINCINNATI, June &c. n. Stick
lands flour mill,at Newcastle, Indiana,
was burned yesterday. Loss, twenty-five
thousand dollars; insurance, eighteen
thousand dollars.
At saw mill IN Tyler City, Indiana,
yesterday an unknown German fell on a
saw which was rapidly revolving. His
head and one arm were cut off.
5000 Spanish IsepabIicans Defeat 10. 900
| CGrltsts-
MADRID, June 27.-The war Office is
informed ofa defeat at Cheloa after two
days fighting o. ten thousand Carlists,
under Prince Alphonzo, by five thou
sand Republicans.
1000 Miles fn 1000 Hours.
| SPRINGFIELD, MASS. June 27.-Hugh
Donohue, at three minutes before eight
this morning, in Hampton Park, COM
| pleted his task o. walking one thousand
miles in one thousand hours.
Alarming Ruz0rs fn Central Asia.
LONDON, June ga ,SS. Petersburg
dispatch says there are alarming rumors
in central Asis. One is that the Ameer
of Khasgar has seised the Russian envoy
and concentrated Ten thousand troops on
the frontier.
A FLsna Movement.
MADRID, June GA dispatch from
General Conchas's camp states that he
has executed nank movement on the
Csrlists at Estslls, resulting in the cap
tUre of several important positions, and
that it is probabls the town will fall to-
morrow.
The Grand Dnlse Nicholas Banished for
Life.
LONDON, June 97.-The Pal Mall Ga
zette has information that the czar has
sentenced his nephew, Grand Duke
Nicholas, who stole his mothers dia-
monds, to banishment for life to Cau-
casius, and deprived him Of the Cross of
st. George bestowed for achievements
in the Khivs campaign.
New York Bank statement.
New YORK, June 27.-Bank state
ment: Loans, increase, g, 724, 900; spe-
Gle, decrease, Sis, 900; legal-tenders, in
crease, 81 ,0S4, COL; net deposit, increase,
$500, 200; circulation, decrease, S141,-
600; reserve, decrease, S427. .475; specie
shipments to Europe, S721, ,4l0; to Ha-
vsna and Hayi, 81, 900, nearly all gold
coin and bars.
An Easy way TO Settle a Question of
Standing.
New YORK, June 27.-Police COM
missioners, Charlsck and Gardner, sent
in their designations to the mayor To-
night. In long letter they give the
reasons for thei- action, and conclude
that the main reason for il is that they
desire thus to settle all questions relative
to their standing.
Changing Ends.
CONCORD, II. E., June 27.-The ses-
sion of the legislature yesterday was an
unusually excited one, and lasted until
fifteen minutes past one this morning.
Yeas and nays were called forty times.
Ehe business done was mainly that of
removing Republicans from Office and
substituting Democrats. The removals
included two probate judges and few
sheriffs Of counties.
Fatal S:abb1ng ARRAY.
CINCINNATI, June 28.-John w. Cole
man, an Irish Grange peddler, who has
been in the workhouse, stabbed Peter
Graefe, an Industrious, hard-working
blacksmith, at half-past twelve this
morning, who has since died. A bloody
shOemaker's knife was found in the
privy. Coleman was drunk and has
been arrested. No particulars of any
quarrel can I've had. Both parties lived
IN the same tenement, and the stabbing
was done inside Of the yard. 1t is an
aggravated case Of murder.
The French Canadian ConventiOn.
MONTREAL, June 27.--About five thou
sand delegates, including several from
the United States and their friends, were
present at the French Canadian conven-
ton yesterday. Judge Coursal presided.
The report on replies to questions put by
the committee on the organization of
Canadian societies in the United States
was submitted. 1t alluies to the large
emigration 10 that country during the
past twenty-five years, numbering, it is
estimated, five hundred thousand. It is
urged that their return would place Que |
bee at the head of the confederation. |
The object Of the convention is to devise |
means for securing their return, and |
generous legislation to this end is urged, |
including grants of land and free pass |
age from the United States. A resolu- !
ton asking amnesty for Riel was tabled.
EsseeIIanesus.
Mr.. Hale has accepted the appoint |
ment to the vacant postmaster-general- |
ship, and will enter upon his duties
about the firstof July.
The Democratic congressional con-
vention held at Fort Wayne, Indiana,
yesterday, was most exciting, the nomi- |
nations being hotly contested.
Among the departures yesterday from
New York for Europe were Murat Hal
stead, of the Cincinnati Commercial, |
Bishop Kerfoot, of Pittsburg, Sir Ed
ward ThOrtOn and Pauline Lucca.
A Washington telegram announces
that the board TO report a plan for the
permanent reclamation of the alluvial |
basin of the Mississippi river will prob
ably consist Of Generals Warren and II.
L. Abbott and Major Bengirars, United
States engineers. The civil engineers
are Ex-Governor Herbert, Of Louisiana,
and John Sickle, of Arkansas.
The banking house of Lassing, Wies
4 Co., doing business In Chatham street,
New York, Suspended payment yester-
day afternoon. An old partner claimed
everything or judgment for money
advanced. The present partners have
taken to flight, and no assets are left for
the creditors, many Of whom gathered
around the building during the after
noon clamoring for their deposits.