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Tho Limcol1. (Nsb.) Star dontea Prof. nloy'a
atstalaent that }he second generation Of grxaa-
thts is .be iossrt. cro, sss hss h.scl,ei out IN
su:coasiol giuee the horpers lstt theT native
IauHts. Four ycara ago, Hays the Ss0F, tho
iocasss nSerran Inc British poaaassions uosta q
Mlnncsota. Tho next year they hatc4ed cut sni
yiytOt Mspuesota. ''rhvy !a,a their egsx aud
.iicti. tic ncxt opring they hatohed OUT and
cauls down on Daxots aud Northern Iowa. sud
LAID thois eggs. Tho next sprinE thsy assshta M =
spring shsy hatcaea Aga:n. sna ~ I'D h ~
Yts. 80
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Among, Tho l,a10 jAialdB that farm tlle Philip
,,ine group, situated to tho nurth OF Dorueo and
(olshaa, Ii, tho Malay Archipelago llos tho little
lslaud of CamtgusD. tiH about 10 snileH loug
aud Z mica In extremo wid!El, mud IL distant
saulo tu,!ea from tue coast ot Mlnlauao. largo
ial4ud Of tho group. having an area Of o5,oU0
s1uaro mica Cam.guiu wah formerly Que OF tue
p.ost feEst!e aud prosperous ot tha smaller isl-
ansls Of tue Archipelago: It bud population OF
q3,00o, ieiniu pIodacoa mlnll1a hemp, sugar, aud
TOBACCO at tue very frat quality. llut Ia May,
1871, after q Betics tt Eiolaht earthquakes, OK
tending through the neiEhbortng ia!a4ls and
felt strongly ~ far as" the Island OF Zebu,
Ca,niguil was desolatoq BY Tue srnptlon OF y
now Volcano aud llas since ranalneL slmost un-
Mhabtsb'o. Most uf tho aUusos ara 10 ruins,
Atd tla rlcs-aslds Aud gtosca OF .ausa t.,tli!{s
tt.a ptx}!t producing tbs lnanllA !lulnp( xr6 1s-
sorted hlll ugarEruWn br ast,ouh iuilala. :.
Tho phihppine Islands hAyo volcanic stF.lc-
tura and c}!uinH 0t noun tasus run through them
from north to H0uth. 4 correspondent counect-
Ell With llln sclen.iAu e1pedisioa on haasd tho
Challenger thus describes sAq present coudltson
ct tl,p tolca,o III CaM!guln ~ chaiu Of htgh
yoIeaniu peakb, sun,owhlt Irregular in form
cuiiniuatea uoar the csntta OF tue ial4nd IN .
iuopptslu, tic height Of which II glynn u {. 93s
feet; md iittl1 nay tuwxtd. Just behind
t4o volcano, thero " anuttler peak 4,Tu0
fact high. The active volcano fortns al ir.egu-
ltr coas 1850 tact 1n lslRLt. II ziaos uu trou
lha saa, with slops II most poiuts Of upwards
| Of - dsassss. 9Ss BAuttA1 se|of ot tbs ooas Il
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a IoEpds nu1ne Asn D.ixo1uay, ron AuraIcAN
ThAyELins. III ClEAHLxA EfKE lxcOG. lSi6,
Thur. Edition lsnvisai. l2uau.. m. 40. uoslon:
l+ee 4 Shepard.
A lorxou Wishing to spend two mouths In tray
el cnn cross the Atlantic anu paBB iiYu wookH At
LoNaon about az cheap!Y Va he CALL so5o4sn for
tho Bamc ti,no at fashionable uaterins-pacc,
and with lcsh exponss than to can mako tho
trip to California. First-clasg passage from
I}oBton or Now YORK tD Liverpool costs $50 iu
gold; exPoneeB on tho wny over may bo put at
$40; lIotel and cn'>-Fares in Liverpool at Hl5;
aud rAilronl fpro from Iiyorpool to London at
$40. Tho passage acrosa the water occupies
uIoycn dnyB. and tAo return tito same, loayiug
Two wccks toE ught.kae,.iG in tho most intarcst-
Ing cisy III the u|d World.
Hoard for Ill!s period Vi $2, 80 per dsy-it may
ha Rnt fdr tlltS auu Ut BeYsral exto!las llutelh-
wuid amount to tS1.bD; atltl tho tatu lonls to
slta. III all. tlD Antiro n1rensoa IT tho eight
WeukH 1Iiny 10 roekth.cd In round nsllMbord at
$3.50. And tliia expenditure may 10 reduced By
resort tn "lnd sN:,s during tin atay II, Luu-
ton,-a rAtloual Alu ccpuplulGAt 1napIas Ut llyiay
lshbitualy htoptcd by tho beat class of Engiish-
men.
Tho toaA,blIty OF .hs cheap and pleasant tour
Ia FULLY Hct forth In the Slde.book hcaI!ng
| our uotlca. all items uf iuforlnatou naad-
I'd by the stranger tl} tbs lGtropolis VI England
arc niao furnished. II wuuld hu easier III day
what information ct Nrnei!cH! e6rvc1 ~ outttotl
than ~ snoht'en tho nlnts,tas OF tns1ni heta,iB
that arc INCLUDED. To tGuko ii !lu oxtaud tller
Enrolean to,lr indefinitely beyond Lo,ldou. ~
VOL aA IL those who restsjct their experience to
tho cty }lsulf. the book will La couyeliaus and
1iaetul c0CuF4nlon.. II il aupp4ea with new
H.sp of London aud With ,huuMarahle tAhsa os
| statistics.
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At over. polu. i. tho flrst portion Of tho hook:
Tho Rrtnt fnctn regarding tho Htiuftnvo Aha
junction of oil tho various orgn'a of ttao ha,a'l
botty should ba known to nyoIy tHass'tAa: "na
has arrived Mt lilo years Of tscrotion' but II is
no. neceabaty lint non-rrotesssonal re.Hous
should tntdeh tlleir n1otnpEy With the long, nara,
arbitrary na1nes that eStosco llas aFpl!cn 20 tAo
muscles. and nerves., md tnsuo, mn ponoa Inn
nah, with oil cso that n,uhs be saastcse:s ln tha
ael,oo! ef nc. ard, being tho 'naeh' common
| sense rejects 1t.
Tu sss ny 81 io eonk When o ospn na,
10 tho objection no Ilavo urged. nnd tho tT,sesis
tiny cmpl1aaze cannot bo too asronsly impressed
| NtN,n tho attention ot-ngatn 80 hAs-olt! aud
! young Bhnud Mr.. Wilder rowrtlo hls hnok nntl
make tim who1o NJ intcfisiho m IN Tho &a'snr
part.--wbtch hn might t!o without Racrif!ciilK any
laacntiat information. Its hrhe.n OF ussfulnoss
would ba much 'noFo eAtoa'soI.
! IOWA SUPREME COUNT DECISIONS.
| DaEsr risG Drcisloss or THE FtrnEhk counr or
~, in lie ;;t,, iowa Ntpori, ~ imfraee.i III the
Eeis,elt ~ Morris, ureeu', Clarke, "lshfow. and
ri ~ ToM.. o' %nusaw' s,Ssassi .e sos,or ~ m of sa
Court. ani Editor Gt ~, "An'eri:an Corporation
:s 'y VI Ex.ra II osIao H ss' i FIFTH, r. ptsr ss
nsok rab!.sb.r. ISIS.
This ~ n goodly volnme OF nvor l 100 pages,
embracing all tho Titles Of digest from Han,iy
to Wills. Mcasrs. Withrow 4 sti,es lsavo dos,n
tiloir work thoroughly. THO principles fnid down
iu tho. several cascs arc clearly. oo,,cHoly. aud
accurately Rtated,-lesving no room lot doubt
Va 'nn notieo t,'a' tI.. ny tlo Iok is arranged al an
arc oil tho bust dscsts ut present a'lu
That sfuasi e.pitats ase introduced to mark
tho mprc fa.,,ostnnt atbdiviNon. OF each title.
ly ta syise a. immense a,s an'out o sho anoos
lo t,,o stAtutes IN atptnor communicable tcatova
Of tho book. mud nno wltci, orcry lawynr will
~ ecas do r th fMrt ~ n'Sp
r3ss 10 ueee'o1T ,sn ., ~ '9 .a .pa, o xuarr.n
ieai]y md mechanically. tic book u ctsas 70
!tH publishers. Tho uysst, ina'sFchsaPlo 20
Iowa practitioners. WI ns ioll'ia also nse1nl IN,
I'' Union. '' p'''~'0'''' ''''' ',''''9 " -
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| LAW-RsVIEW; ,,
York: pIossy 4 CO. Chicago: f. u. Myers.
The present number of this most excellent
,aw.rsylow contains .arsiclcs on tho following
subjects: Novointlon IN Criminal Law, by
rraue!s Wharton, LID: Primitive Ta;, By
ossrse Esesr's; Holmes. @ Ise Lie t'ssy s',;tsy
cnay;iA. ,,, .,,.,,. AL, .ro, l., -,
otIsr 'os noro9ss1 Il ia moro nbiIosopss il
fssssts ,hsn a.. ssh q ps psoesHs sr gi%aeiS % ,S
auu ~ 9oaIu m!. .. LIZ. eh ~ ..ta ~
Pssssss'' Pssssss S' '''a It very ass't'''' QUO to
| LITERARY 1tloux.
! 1,rr,p t,,,.s.,cu i..,Ite, hv 1sns.,7rR 7oussox.
TohFusr 1uo. Sasson 5ass II oseood q.
lrice. s..
Tho eutios Of little Classicsr la clcAa. With
,,o ,,,o.a,t ,,r,obor r.to sat er,,roro, , ,,oycn
;lun, ana n,nh ;o,nn,o na,,,ai,s NJ ~, asor.
Eolumes' ana cach Vo'nme conta'iss' OIL an aver
age, d half-dozcn precious ltttle gems Of fiction
that eycrr connoIssonr wonfl elaaly add to iis
E+nrhfy trenan*ae 1fTi.h aj;ntns,tA 1{ thu ft,ta1
, 1875-06-12

TIE FoEuM: L4w.K4yiEw: April. 1875 Now
York: D4ossy 4 CO. Chicago: +. u. Myers.
Tho present number OF this most excellent
law.gsyiow contains arsiclos on tho following
subjects: Revolution IN Criminal Law, by
Fraucls Wharton. LID: Primitive 1.aI, BY
Trof. Genreo Frcderich 1folmes: Tho Entirety
Of Cont aetu; alao. bkotch Of llouiamin Robbins
Curtis. .,
other legal periodical II Ia moro phlpHophtca, i1
ita character thun Buch periodicals generally;
aud anyorx III search Of high culture in thrir
profsasoa will tiud It very desirable QUO to
ponscHs.
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~ TV~w - -
!" HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY,


WHAT ituH1. FEpc..n sMouLn KNOW. TIN ltsran-
pGcTltk FuHotioA IN MAN AHn THE la,wrM All.
NAts. ~ hurT Z, "1lpEn. W!lh Twcasy.a!x IL
lAa:Estiuns. l2no.. pl's al9. 1iostou, E,tbs u
1austut. MIcs. also. ..
Ihoro IL nothing III this book that rightly
viswod coald offend eyoutho sona,bilit:es Ut tho
tnost fastllious, It ts written BY ors OF tho
ahlsst anasonlists in tho eoautry; and frou,
h!gh motive. Tho information Il ntteinpta 10
Elys IL nesdstl by just the riaas for whom it
II Intended, aud prosecuted bash III u Vropar aud
popular IoEla Would be gretefully feceisad by
nany old as well A young people. Az fur Az
prnnslsty is conccrned tho rtylo adopted by AIr.
! Wilder III perfectly unobiecdouaDlo, but
by making 1t W tocanioa! that mona but
the students Of puto sc!ouss-uhu do not 1T
~ ueeu twill ba inclined III Eo&d H. Cor;sIuly
the tutxs oi. fnunk paoply will bs sepsllsl BY tha
array Of hntntsu4Gtb1a tsstns that uaas ths eye
, 1875-06-12

GROUP or p'aTa Asfi. Iittt1 ltAltAla. by JAMss
Hurd l. 1inug!,iusl.
Tlu title Of ,lis Volume III in HUME n.easnra
disappointing. II leaaB ono III e1paut that
wlc! Ioadors aoss enjoy, gliu,pAa of tho
homes, tic resorts, the surroundings, tho every
Gay sito os tho groct anA gifte,l tudiyilusa wlouo
woths l'ass cslleA out to them deup human
uymIathy, Tnt tharo is very littlo OF thla po-
rNliary interesting Information IN ia Group or
1'oess and Their 3lann.s" too little to nnaxar
tl'o prouiiso held in tho words used to l,ho aud
acscriLo tho book.
Tho author las studied tho posts whom lis
Croupa toEasller with warnt tender fo!los feel.
tng. an ardent temperament alll n YoFyId ln.-
aslinAtiun 1lafe' Suabled lin to oltcr into cloao
harmony with their ,noola, AID impulses aud
aspiration. Tic IL abio to nut himself in tl.eis
place, to feel theis enthualas1ns, to underss aud
their rropanaitEes and ans!pathios, to mako al
lowa,lcus for 'tl,elr failinEs. aud to eutjn1late
nrigAt thelr ,exesllaneius,. TAus ue. p!eaeansls
acknowledge that he writea from d full hear
mud ns ono having cortatu authority. but liz
etEs IN giving hib faucy too free rein and nut
scsaus 1t 70 ruu pes3louAly uoar tho bo,defs o,
ceasp6y.
Tho essay on "Ths eor,ows OF Helns" il
I1sfAaps tho mcst lntsteatan8 ia Ills' volume
9ls latl,e:ls lKnso Of tl1is leugh.er'ny,ng
"Ltto dead man." saYa Gaat!ef "ti.o rtot
WAS na,te.i ur 10 t.is uo:fsn aliyc hut, when I'll
t'Af &!cs; ksEa. poo.sy ''GE heard sluEnH hensat
.ala }ielsse h'.lss't to u visitor, Oh aus Of ii
fN*l Jays Of. liz sAany SeRfs Of bodily teE.nli
a'set hs hs4l tbs. cs.rttl nut Oh tho halclu,
vnd from h.s pnl'st Laa gassd u tho ~
.x.ne low / III "hs. Nv sha no1Id again t
INA lris tins " 70 1atuv y*Sss With my ous-ha
oJs. and w 70 !s:!s of it. nade tusta ban
As Aashildo's ope8a.slaas. snd followed vii
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older than al lac!cd tHeni to te, but both very at
poetry JOIN tho rroso, fur tho former eurly lad
.lccc face, hno eysd, and t!at tlesesiballa s'1o-
he ws w s sts ry VT vt cs a
MANNERS. mud clear straightforward u!aner. with
| liked 10 much ti'at foraaYa hnr co The
Tltu hsi,s1 haxltu., AMI bath starjug uuss tAn :'l,
sol t4 il Wan proper to alluto TO esrn oslors workt
stsl; lanohsi and wsoiy tots retaso IL satss ha,
rs le:a bud lsen aenat 10 w. r pleasantly sn
musical yoce, III which scrtned tu helt tho ilsoxy
iaser lo1susl that Mlss 1ngsow was extremely cou-
sSsss xasns snt Ha ~ u yoe @ vs. oessa ter :sur
rsmpunt radical tnal mo ths, ana shoeS Ass ha!.
sis 1ss sss4 tt.s ws:S AWE. .aais
lnea comfortably in THO pleasant hune q W penseas
60, T. na
'tt "cht,stius M g. Nouctti, pooteaa Of much less
fame, IL Of tho aale axe 0t aIihH luEaloM. Nor
tattr waa ~ exile fIo'n tsiy an1 asr ptpsaof
moot aud painter. 1'osdoa lIar hooka Of l9oetly
aItas isoset!i l4as published y volume Of prose
stories tor children. 1tor residence ls tu !.os,-
ea Alsa nof: r Fosnws wh9ss poetryE has
Oreenwo!l Ford. County Of Durham: IN 1891.
HE haa puhliahol aoyotal yolutnes OF poems. -
tho irss tn lals.-anA various proao woris.
*rGeseis y prevalent impression s;;ss Mfs. Anr.
| EAttt Unp!ant. tho FopuiaF hnseAsA: N NatIfo
scout, Ler birthplace boiug Liverpool. !ier
ma,lsn numo mas Wilson. and her mother was i
fieotchuoinan :of pronounoad charsctar. Mrs.
Olphant WAS % years old whom; in 1919. ho'
t,rst yorlr, :. paAaagos Iii tho Lilo at Of Mrd.
Margaret Maitland Of huauysl.l1." waa given ia
tuv 1,ubllc It mot witll imsno1iats approval aud
las been followed bya lons trutu ct publications.
! aopsrato,l rom each osi.et ny Night iutsrsaia
Mn. Ulp!,ane's fs1no ro.ts u1oa. nocuroly upor
ler ..Uhrnniclsa Ut tsrllngfozd." aid The
:" Life OF Edward Irving"
MIN. EllxabssL Chsrles, formerly Mss Bundle
will long ba cherished ~ tae author OF tht
RsApuhsFa. .Co!ts booxa 4 ssstsa which hAv6 90
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-01-21

The Radicals Of Connecticut, in State
convention yesterday, nominated James
Lloyd Green, Of Norwich for governor,
the mayor who ordered a salute OF one
hundred guns in honor OF the President
for his course in the Louisiana affairs.
This must not be construed into an in
doTsement of Grant, for IN their resolu-
tions the convention said: "We hearth
ly indorse his (Grant's) recent special
message TO the senate on the Louisiana
question, and the principles therein con-
tainsd. We unite with him in declar-
ing that any military interference by
the officers or troops Of the United
States with the organization Of the State
legislature, or any Of its proceedings or
with any Ct the civil departments Of
the government, is repugnant to our ideas
Of government, and with him we can
conceive OF 30 case not involving re-
hellion or insurrection where such inter-
ference Of authority Of the general gov
eminent ought to be permitted or can be
juslified.n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-01-21

YESTERDAY we published lengthy
extract from The Resources OF IeTries-
zee. q voluminous and eminently relia-
be publication by the commissioners OF
agriculture Of the State, showing our
condition as compared with other States.
We are glad to know the purpose we
has, has been subserved, and that the
figures aud facts given in that article
mad the effect TO tighten the hearts OF
hundreds Of our people. As an Item
pertinent 70 it We copy the following
statement tobtsjnedfrO from official sources
gfthe cost OF puelie printing in mum :
bar,f states, from which it will be seen
mat Tennessee Is, even in that, the low
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-01-21

From what follows, received by teie.
graph yesterday, it will be seen that
Bayard, OF Delaware, has heeure-eIected
senator; that Dawes, Notwithstanding
an unusually bitter opposition, mas been
elected from Massachusetts,; aud that
Wallace, of Pennsylvania kieFGau, Of
New York, aud M'Donald, OF Indiana
all comparatively new men in public
life, have also been elected over better
known competitors:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-01-21
hOn-Resident Notice.

M. Il-f. l.. DIN the Second Ju2ucery Court
az shelby county. Teuuessee.-Wm. 4. But
.arv-. D. 5. Rawiiugsr Z. j. hays, Geo. Nor
rl-eg. Rachel Morrison, et al.
Tt appearing nom the return Of the sheriff
f- rHi. cause that the defendants, K. j. HAYS,
George Morrison, and Rachel Morrison, are
NOT l1 ua found in his county:
ID is therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, mat they make their appearance
herein a. the court house OF the Second Chan
cerv court Of shelby County, I'm the city
~ Memphis Tennessee, on or before tue
Lrt Monday IN March, ls51. and plead. .
answer or u5mUr TO cOmplsIuaut's biz,
or the SAME viii be taken for confessed
a. 10 them and ret tOr hearing eNparte,
and that copy of this order be- published
once week. Tor four successive week ia the
Memphis Appeal. This January p, 1870,
4 copy-AJJe-t:
NJ. -. l.. ~itWAI clerk and Master.
BY C'rabfr-r EeICuer, ID. e.. and NJ
H. l.. Belcucr. sol FOR COmPlt. JAZZ Ia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-01-21

THE recusaDt witness, Wetmore, be-
fore the Pacific Mail investigation, was
arrsigned before the bar of the house OF
representatives yesterday, and in the
sttempt TO present his case in justih-
abe light, left an impression Of doubt
in the minds of the members OF that
body as to his sanity, and he was re-
committed 10 the custody Of the ser
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-01-21

THE Jackson Wing and Tribune, for-
tifiei by the statement of the correspond
ent of the APPEAL, and other reliable
gentlemen, commented on the presence
at Nashville of large number of fe-
male lobbyists in the interest OF the SEN
atorial candidates. For this it was Off
ciousIy taken to task by the Union and
American, whom it answers in a severe
article, in the course Of which it says:
We msde no reference to "the Nashville la
dies" we were talking o. "tke female lobby
isis, and these might have gone 10 the capi-
roI from Jackson, Memphis, Louisville, or
Washington. We suppose that the great ma
forlty OF the Nashville ladies, than whom
none are more elegant and refined, are In no.
wise disturbed by the senatorial struggle.
Whea newspapers speak OF the female LOBBY
isis al Washington, IL is rot understood that
they are attacking or discredittng Washing
ION society. The editor OF the Union and
American seems anxious To make little
rhaaD caDital out Of tnis matter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-01-21

II does not mitigate the extent of the
outrage in Vicksburg by the military,
under Major Head, that that officer per-
formed an unpleasant duty with as little
parade as possible, and with sense Of
shame for his position. His, however,
is not the blame, but Grants. The Pres
ident is the tyrant, Head but Obeyed or
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-01-21

The subcommittee of the house COM
mittee on Pacific railroads decided to
report TO the full committee in favor OF
Tom ScotPs Southern Pacific bill. The
probabilities of the passage Of the bill
are generally discussed in the house.
The friends Of the bill insist that they
viii have q msjority of two 10 the COM
mittee in its favor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-01-21

GEANT sent a message to congress
Yesterday urging new guns for the coast
fortificstious. We trust our Democratic
friends will see to it that not one cent is
appropriated for any such purpose. In
fact, we think it would better accord
wi.h the convictions of our people il the
army was stricken from the rell of ap-
prapriaiions, and officers and men put
to work at useful occupations.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-01-21

a Couple of fIrsH-

CHICAGO, January l9;-Ihe s WOOD,
ford b u-e At S,-cor, illinois, was p1Ined M
to-day. Lpss, twe.'e thoussuu uuiia'
igsur nee light; caused by ineenolAry.
a fise AT Newell, Iowa, this morning
deetr.yed SJUIl * Bush's oyeTy staDIe
with Eiue horses and number ol car
rigges. Loss thirty-hve nun9re1 uoiIALs'
;,'s-1r1rca twenty FIVE hundred dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-01-21
FOREIGN.


PARIS, January 20.-Statements are
made that the republicans have left
Barcelona and other towns in Spain fol
a conference with the CaTlist chieftair
Saballs regarding general rising
against King Alfonso, and that should
the project succeed, it is proposed by
plebiscite to decide between a monarchy
with Don Carlos as king, and repub
lie. There is considerable agitation
among the republicans in Barcelona.
Turkey.
C0NSTANTINOPLE, January 20,-Re,
representatives. in this city OF some of the
European powers, are trying to effect an
amicable solution of the difficulties be.
tween Montenegro and Turkey.
England.
LONDON, January 20.-Amount Of
bullion withdrawn from the bank Of
England on balance to-day, ten thou
sand pounds sterling.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-01-21

A CORRESPONDENT writes Us TO say
that the legislature "would as lief try to
eat its head of as entertain the PROPOSE
tiun Of the Protective union to disfrsn-
chise the people of Memphis" " and con-
cludes with this advice, ''Be easy"
And we are easy, on that head at least.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-01-21

GOVERNOR ASrEs, following the ex-
ample Of the Memphis Protective union,
PROPOSES 10 sfiict Vicksburg with three
oonmissioners-they are, however, to
be police commissioners, at cost Of
SI39 200 per annum.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-01-21

VICE PRESIDENT WILSON wants
Grant to declare against a third term,
change his cabinet, and give up loTding
it in the south. Wilson wants too much.
Grant "cannot do il, you know; he can
not do itu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-01-21
MARRIED.

sTOCKLEY- -BUREOw-At the residence
of the brides father, near Raleigh, by Rev.
f. johnson, on the atl inst, j. I. ~T0cKLEY
and Hiss MINNIE BtEEow.
NABBROUGH-BUER the resi-
dcnce OF the brides father, near Raleigh, by
Eer. j. r. Johnson on the 9th inst, Nm. II.
TAEEBoUGH and Miss LULA BU BROW.
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Lincoln i- intense. II i- stated on good
authority Lha- General TuayeE has with
..tWI fTDu the senatorial contest, ani
that Judge Ducdy viii be elected United
; ates senator tomorrow.
RHODE ISLAND.
Providence, January 2O.-Two uu-
successful ballots for United States SELL
ator took place to-day.
PENNSYLVANIA.
HARRISBURG, January 2O.-The leg.
i-latJse to-day, III joint ballot, elected
VIM 4. Wallace United States senator
by I-5 votes 20 ll6 flr Mr.. Allison.
MASSACHUSETTS.
Boston, January 2O.-HenTy T..
Dawes was elected United States sens
tor by the legislature on the second bal
IsJ to-day. The vote was as follows:
Dawes, I4D; Charles Francis Adams,
%; Abbott, 10; Il L. Pierce, /; E. r.
Hoar, g; Banks, ] ; {. Leyens, jF., 10.
The whole number of votes .6}; Ieces-
saTy 90 choice, l51.
NEW YORK.
ALBANY, January 20.-Both houses,
in joint convention, elected Francis
KierE1u United -t-jel senator to sue
ceed Reuben G. Feuton.
INDIANA.
INDIANAPOLIS, January 2U.-TO-day
the Joint committee Of the general as
sembIy elected Hon, James +. M'Dou-
aid United States senator by ten majCri-
tv. The vote stood: NJ Donald, IS:
Pratt, A; Buchanan, Is; Hslman, 3,
Thompson, 6; Curry p.
MINNESOTA.
ST. PAUL, January 2O.-The legisls-
tuJe iu joint convention to-day voted Is
follows: Ramsey, 81; Douneiy, 81;
Davis, "a In this vote Ramsey
gained one, DOnuGly lost two, and Davis
held his own. Mr.. Merz, 3 Democratic
reareseutative from Stearus county,
changed from DOnEeiy to Ramsey.
DELAWARE.
DOVER, January 20.-Thos. +. Bayard
has been elected United States senator.
MICHIGAN.
LANSING, MICH, January 20.-The
result Of the Democratic caucus last
night and the subsequent conference
with anti Chandler men is kept entirely
secret. It is thought the Democrats,
after HuitIug on some candidate of their
own if unable to elect him, viii unite
with the snti-Chandler men, on some
such man as Judge Chrlstiancy or
C0alay. The anti-Cnandler men stand
firm. Chaudier's friends say they are
confident OF ultimate success.
First ballot For senatOr-Chaudler,
81, a gain Of /. Lathrop received most
Of the balance.
NEW JERSEY.
TRENTON, January 2J.-The Demo
cratic caucus tonight nominated EX-
Governor Randolph for United States
senator.
MISSOURI.
ST. Louis, January 20.-A joint ses-
sion Of the legislature to-day delaTed
General +. NJ. C0ckrelI elected United
States senator for SIX years from March
t+H
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tbs jackson Clarion says the only
cause for spprehending disorder and
bloodshed In Mississippi is the scheme
of state police, recommended 10y Gov
nrn ~ 4 IL.
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THE New York Herald thinks the
Democrats OF Missouri have thrown
away q golden opportunity in refusing
to return Carl SchuTz to the United
States senate
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THE Knoxville ChrOHiclc recalls the
dispersal Of legislature in Kansas by
Colonel Sumner SIS furnishing prece-
dent for Sheridan. The cases are in no
sense parallel.