Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-12
TELEGRAMS.

1t is rumored that Henry A. Robert
cashier of the East Boston nations
bank, is defaulter. The amount Of ia
defalcation is not yet known.
The Turkish authorities of Seutal
have captured thirty Of the leaders il
the outrages perpetrated on the Monte
/. negrin christians in PodgOTitza.
The republicans opened FIRE on tn
Carlist Entertainments at Mount 81
Marco yesterday, and carried several 20
sltions with severe loss to the insurgents
The returning board of Louisiana ME
IN New Orleans yesterday, in order t.
canvass the vote Of that city, but OWNS
to the absence OF Mr.. Anderson, adj
tjourned to to-day.
Joseph Wallace, son of highly-re
spected Baptist minister in Nordway
county, Missouri, shot and killed Wm
Brush last Friday. An old grudge leo
| TO the fatal encounter.
The steamer Sacramento, belonging
to the Central Pacific railroad, lying al
Broadway wharf, San Francisco, burned
yesterday. Only the hull and ssmall por.
ton Of the cargo we're saved. Loss about
twenty thousand dollars.
A Baltimore telegram says that Hugh
Gatfney, steeple-chsse rider, recently
ruled of the Jerome course, has begun
suit against James Donahue 10 recover
thirty-five hundred dollars for wages
and service. DonOhue's horses at PIN
leo course have been attached.
The chamber of commerce Of York
shire, Ontario, yesterday, unanimously
adopted 8 memorial to the government,
eondemning the proposed reciprocity
treaty between Canada and the United
States, and deprecating the imposition
Of lower duties in Canada than in Eng
land.
When the OsWego express and Della
ware, Lackawana and Western railroad
train arrived at Maueh Chunk, Tuesday
evening, it was discovered that the ex-
press car had been entered by robbers
and the safe of Weseotts & Co.'s ex-
press thrown ont. The robbers forced an
entrance from the top OF the car.
A mutinY occurred at sea on board the
ship Neptune October 30th. One half
of the crew were colored, and the white
sailors revolted because Stephen II.
Smith, coloTed, was made bOatswain.
The white sailors, on the night Of the
twentieth, beat Smith in fearful man
ner. The entire crew were arrested in
New York yesterday.
A dispatch received from General
Pope, through General Sheridan, an
that Big Horn, a Cheyenne
chief, with twenty warriors, forty-eight
women, rwenty-nine children, and over
I NO hundred horses, surrendered uucon-
to Colonel Hail, at the Chey-
enne agency, on November 4th. The
are held in confinement.
An official Carlist Dispatch says: "On
tuesday morning the republican, gener- |
81, Iowa, opened fire on all our posi- !
lions, at distance of three leagues. He |
penetrated cur lines at Santa Cruz, but /
lur right made vigorous attack and |
him tOretire. Both sides suf-
erred considerable loss. Don Carlos and |
Jeneral Ellie were present during the an
gagement.
Aspecial dispatch to the London Ddily |
from Berlin says that Count |
ION Amin was again examined Mon
iay. The preliminary proceedings closed |
Tuesday, and the result was COMMUNE
,ated to the attorney general, who win /
ieclde whether the case shall go to trial. |
{ is generally believed that the decision /
viii be in the affirmative, and tbs the
rial will be public.
A London Times special from Call
utta announces that Vieeroy Lord /
Sorthbrook has ordered the suspension |
f formal proceedings against the per.
On Of the supposed Mana Sahib until
more mature consideration be had Of lie 4
asa. The difficulties of Identification /
re increasing, and opinions are divided.
{ is hoped that the trial viii be held
With open doors.
The municipal tribunal of Berlin has
equested the provincial court of Vienna
o insist upon Lanser and Lecher, editors
i the Presse, disclosing the source Of
von Arnim's dispatches Published in
hat paper, as the Austrian penal code
anetiODed such q course ia important
asses. The Vienna court declined TO so
ct, observing that although the matter
vas important to Prussia it was not to
Austria.
The international Typographical
Mon, which has undertaken the work
I providing q statue or other suitable
over the grave OF Horace
ireeley makes an appeal for further
The committee have
funds probably for a portrait
1st. In the meantime the committee
ave assumed care of the grave, which
as been reported recently in a neglected
1ndition.
The New York Eyening Post says if (
he Pacific mail steamship )mpany is
-illiDg to make terms which viii give
ne Pacific railroads the tea and silk I
Qsiness an arrangement can be made,
ed if not the railroad companies will
ccept the English steamers, which |
ave been carrying them on easy terms,
nd use them as line of their own, be-
yeen San Francisco, japan and China.
he Pacific mail people had a consulta-
on yesterday on the subject.
At meeting of committee of man.
facturers in Providence, Rhode Island,
the chairman announced
lat replies had been received 5
, their circular Of inquiry from one
undred and thirty-four mills, mostly in .
lew Eugland;- all but four or five had
sduced their production at least one
lird, and viii continue il until January
It, unless forced to resume by the ac-
on of others tndisp0sed to bear their
lsre of the disadvantages of running
q partial time. ts
At Summit, Mississippi, yesterday
corning, a fire originated in a Kitchen
rear of the storehouse Of f. DOtter-
rs, making a clean sweep of every
ling east to the railroad, except the
,rner building; thence north TO the
Immit house, entirely consuming that !
Hiding. The sufferers are Henry &
LOtterhRs, Levy, Mayse 4 Co., IL.
sKenzie, II. Hitler & Co., L. G. Bick-
am, A. b. Quin d Co., II. Mas, S. B. l
lckey. Loss, fifIy-five thousand dol 2
rs; insurance, thirty thousand.
The firm Of Roost d Smith, of
roDt street, New York, long and !
known in connection
ith the baggiDg business, sus-
,nded Tuesday morning, their effects
wing been transferred TO their credit j
,; liabilities, one hundred and twenty c
ve thousand dollars. The creditors
we, as yet, made no statement, and Z
e Arm are unable to say whether they d
III resume or not. They are receiving
atifying assurances from those with 2
hom they have had transactions, and T
ok for favorable settlement. The
Iggipg business in New York city is
to be in a very critical con-
ton, aHd fears are entertained of fur
er failures.
Charges Of conspiracy to defraud the /
lstoms were made yesterday before $
e United States Commissioner il New
ork against w. J. Pollock, of the Inn =
'rting firm of WI. Pollock & Co., and :
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