Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-03-25
THEGkANS.

The Ohio legislature will adjourn on
the thirtieth instant.
THE Tennessee State legislature ad-
jouFns sine die on tomorrow.
Only eight Of the Carlist chieftains
followed CAtrera over 10 King Alfonso.
The Indiana editorial excursionists
were at Montgomery, Alabama, yester-
day.
Thirty.two thousand dollars in gold
were shipped from London 10 New York
yesterday.
The Pacific mail steamer China, from
Hong Kong, arrived at San Francisco
yesterday.
Thomas Berry has been appointed ir.
ternsl revenue gsuger for the first dis
tTict Of Tennessee.
General Ord is having considerable
trouble suppressing expeditions to the
Black Hill country.
Jack Schuffoer, colored, stabbed James
Greer, cOlOred, to death with a knife,
near Nashville, last Saturday night.
The steamships Wisconsin, from Liv-
erpOol, and State 81 Georgia, frsm Glas-
gov, arrived at New York Tuesday.
Mrs. Borden, wife of the State geolo-
gist Of Indiana, attempted to commit
suicide yesterday. Family difficulties.
The Wheeler award has been received
by Governor Kellogg in New Orleans,
but il has not been officially published.
In New York, yesterday, the directors
OF the Pacific Mail steamship company
accepted the resignation ofRufus Hatch.
An unknown man was killed yester.
day morning by passenger train on
the International railroad near TeXar-
kama.
John G. Stevens was shot by thieves
in his own yard, a few miles from Nash
vile, few days ago. He was not dam
gerously hurt.
Customs receipts for the week ending
March Goth: New York, 81, 81 ,S9S; Bal
timore, Sl6l, 10; Philadelphia, 500, 1863;
Boston, $3l3,0l3.
A telegram from Paris says the coz
spiracy which had for its object the
assassination OF General Cslenerabof
has been broken up.
The wall street markets, in New
York, were all higher yesterday than
on Saturday, except these for money
and foreign exchange.
The iltOn-Beecher trial attracted its
usual complement of auditors in Brook
lyn yesterday, and there was the usual
number Of loiterers in the lobbies.
The board of appeals of the National
trotting association, recently in session
in New York, has adjourned. The next
meeting will be held in Chicago in May.
A destructive fire, involving the loss
Of eleven buildings, valued at thirty
thousand dollars occurred at TideOut,
Pennsylvania, yesterday. Incendia-
rism.
Several members of q gang Of counter
feiters have been arrested in Boston, ac-
cording to dispatch from, that city, and
papers found in their possession have put
the officers on the track Of others Of the
gang.
Detectives Connell and Pinkerton,
and several officers OF the Southern ex-
press company, having Matt Morris,
the Memphis express rODber, in charge,
passed Tuesday night in Texarkana,
Arkansas.
Attorney. General Williams has de-
cided that the secretary Of the treasury
cannot accept the resignation of the
commissioners OF the Freedmen's bank
on the condition that their bondsmen
are released.
A telegram from Little Rock says that
q man named Nichols, who had passed
a raised pension warrant for eight hum
dred dollars, was shot and badly wound
ed by Detective Woodward, while at
tempting to escape.
The Republican city convention in st.
Louis yesterday nominated Constantine
Maguire, now United States revenue
COLLECTOR, for mayor; Anthony Ittner,
comptroller; Phillip Shimmel, auditor;
Ellis y. Leeds, treasurer, and full city
ticket.
The Nottingham spring handicsp was
run Tuesday. Wunder was first, but
being disqualified, the race was given to
Castle Wellan, who was second. st.
Patrick and Malplsquet, who were re-
spectively third and fourth, were placed
second end third.
The invitation committee appointed
bv the anti-monopoly convention has
selected the first Tuesday in September
next Is the time and Cincinnati as the
place for holding the proposed national
conferences of representative working
men and farmers.
A dispatch from Montreal says that
navigation is not expected to open be-
fore the tenth Of May. Canals are solid
in many places, and ice on the ST. Law
renee river is unusually thick. A flood
Is considered almost a certainty, and
narties located along the waters edge in
that city are moving their goods from
the cellars.
A dispatch from Chicago says that
President Armour has Withdrawn his
resignation as president of the board Of
trade. in Difference 10 the wishes Of the
members AS expressed by committee
which waited on him Tuesday 'afteT-
noon. The directors have on their part
r,Iedged their efforts to secure the repeal
Of the obnoxious rules.
A telegram from New York says that
the O'Connell memorial association,
which is preparing TO erect in Central
nsrk a statue of the great Irish Liberal,
held A meeting last evening in Del
unonico's, Judge Brady presiding.
Among those present were General ?.
n. Jones, county register, and ME-
walter II. O'Dgyer, Of the Tribune.
At PottsviIle, Pennsylvania, yester-
5sv lanes Brown was hanged for the
,n1rier'of Daniel s Kramer, his wife, her
mother. Mrs. Machemer, and Annell
Kreamer on the night OF February 25,
Is-o Brown was only eighteen years
~ age st the time OF the murder, and at
the time OF his death twenty-One, his
csse having been twice taken to the su-
preme court.
THE commissioner Of patents will to-
ssy decide the question 20 whom the
,,sfaut Tor the quadruplex telegraph in
fif-Tn1eat is to be issued. 1t is under
srood that he decides it to be awarded to
ESIjeon & Prescott, on the ground that
y iisonrs agreement with Harrington
[css made before the invention was in
existence. and his assignment to Pres
cott after it WAS completed.