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TITS asserted 10y Haai'y Fair that Mr..
DslaBe is shout 20 resign his post as
editor Of the London Times. He will be
succeeded by Mr.. Courtney, at present
member OF the staff Of that paper, and
who was senior wyangler Of his year at
Cambridge. 1t is said that Mr.. Delane's
resignation is due to the constant dis
agreements which have taken place be-
tween him and the proprietors since the
Sampson affair.
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ST. LOUIS, June 30.-The Times
newspaper was sold at auction this even
ing under sale ordered by the trustee of
the bonds for the non payment Of the
interest on the coupons. The bidding
WAS quite animated, and the paper was
finally knocked down to Colonel John
T. Crisp, OF Independence, Missouri, for
one hundred and thirty-one thousand
five hundred dollars cash. Among the
bidders were Richard Ennis, e. G. Barn.
water, and B. GratZ Brown. The trust
was satisfied at later hour in the even
ing, all the terms OF the sale complied
with and the purchaser placed in pos
session of the paper. Stetson Hutch
ins was interested in the purchase, and
will have the management of the paper
from this time on. The sale wipes out
all the stock and Indebtedness Of the old
concern. There is quite diversity Of
opinion regarding the sale. Some
think the paper brought all was worth,
while others believe the purchasers have
made an unusually good thing.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-01

NEW YORK, June 50.-The motion
for q reduction of bail in VIM. NJ.
Tweed's case has been withdrawn for an
indefinite period. 1t is presumed that
this action was taken on account oi
Judge DAvis's sitting in the cham bers
where the motion Wss to have been
made. The referees in the ease Of Ex-
Tax Collector BOdeau, of Brooklyn,
found judgment for the city in the sum
of siXtY.fiYe thousand dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-01

THE London correspondent of the
New York Tribune announces the fact
that Mr.. TenDysop's new drama, Queen
Mary is to be brought out next winter
at the LyeeUm, with MIR. Irving and
Miss Batemsn Mrs. Crowe) in the two
leading parts Arrangements for this
purpose have already been made be-
tween Mr. Tenuyson and Mrs. Bateman,
who is now lessee and manager of the
theater to which her late husband gave
so exceptional and honorable reputa-
fiou
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EraaffasuH

LONDON, June 29.-The Mark Lane
Express, in its weekly review of the
breadstuff5 market, says that owing to
floods in France and unfavOrable reports
from America, the market is hardening
Northwestern Europe has been favored
with plenteOus rain, while the southern
portions OF the continent are suffering
from drCuth. The prospects are varisb' {
and q general abundance is not to be re.
lied on. Germany and England have
the best prospects, and Russia, Hungary
and France the worst.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-01

EDITORS APPEAB-Plesse inform Us
Whist States John Bell carried in the
election for President in ] 50.
PAT. WALSH.
MI. Bell carried Kentucky, Tennessee
and Virginia by a few hundred votes in
each. The whole vote cast in 1850 was
4.6S0, 1913, aud Lincoln's msjority over
Douglas, 49I, ,295. over Breckinridge,
LOIS. $50, and over Bell, 1,275. .62l.
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The Flood sufferers Fund.

PARIS, June 30-The subscriptions
received for the sufferers by the inunda-
tiOns are unprecedentedly large. The
total amount to date is two hundred
thousand francs. The list opened by
President MacMahOn has already
reached forty thousand francs. 1t is
announced that one hundred thousand
persons will be wholly dependent on
public charity for months to come, The
number Of men, women and children
drowned in Toulouse alone is estimated
at two thousand,
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The Spanish Insurrectiop.

MADRID, June 30.-It is officially an
nOunced that General Martinez Campas
has occupied positions on the EbrO to
prevent the escape Of Carlists from Val
encia and ArragOn into Catalonia. Cen
eral Jonvellar, commander OF the army
OF the center, with twenty-eight thou
sand troops, is advancing by differen Mt
routes on the Carlist leader Dorregaray,
who commands twelve thousand Een,
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The report, just published, of Colonel
oscar Mack, Uai5ed States army, in-
spector Of national cemeteries, shows
that here are seventy-siz Of these re-
ceu, clss for the national dead, includ-
ing the one.near the City of Mexico, and
excluding the one on the Antietam bat
tleheld, which has not yet been trans
ferred to the United States. Within
the walls Of these Enclosures rest 3Oo, ,33l
OF the national dead, l40, 600 Of whom
are unknown; ga ,S2l we're white, and
80 $40 colored soldiers. Besides these
are 7242 citizens, and II, ,66l Confederate
prisoners Of war.
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THE story We publish this morning in
connection with the arrest Of Chastaine
in St. Louis, is very sad one for all
concerned, and ought to have the effect
OF a warning to those who are running
as fast ss be did on the road to ruin. II
the statement Is to his confession OF
many amours be true, we may
have other exposures, and other
hearts than that OF his suf-
fering wife may be made to bleed. 1t
depends upon that suffering wife
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-01

FROM the character Of the news from
Central Asia, per the correspondent of
the New York Herald, We learn that
notwithstanding the ASSURANCES Of the
envoy sent by the czar to the English
government before the invasion OF Khiva
the victorious emperor has been COM
PEELED TO occupy the best part of the
Khivan dominions. The assurance OF
the emperor was one point, the necessi-
ties OF Russian ambition another. Rus
sia means to win her way in spite Of Eng
Iaud to the dominions Of Central Asia,
and 10 do her part in ciyiliziDg that be-
uighted region.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-01

LONDON, June 3O.-Gladstone has an
article in the Contemporary ReUjel0 en-
titled, "Is the Church OF England
worth preserving?" After summing up
the arguments on both sides, he an
swers the question strongly in the af-
firmative. lie reviews the divisions
which have taken place in the church,
and the attempts made to maintain
conformity by penal proceedings. He
declares the enforcement Of arbitrary
rules fatal to the church,
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WHAT NEXT! we may well exclaim.
Tunis has sent out an African expedi-
tionGry force to explore the territory OF
the island OF JerbR, in North Africa.
The island belongs to the Tunisisn gov
ernment. The land is very fertile. 1t
contains the famous pyramid, thirty feet
high, composed of the skulls of Spanish
soldiers who perished there in action
against the Turks in the year 1858. The
expeditlonists will secure from the Be-
douins the assistance Of gangs of work.
men, because the sheik heads the party
in r.oreon
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a Brute Arrested.

Nashville Banner.
FRANKLIN, TENN, June 26. - A
States warrant was put into Sheriff
Bingham's hands this morning for the
arrest Of a man named Allison, late from
Columbia, a painter, for beating his wife
and attempted rape on hisstep-daughter.
Mr.. Bingham summoned Mr.. Griffin to
assist him, and pursuing Allison on the
LeWisburg road, he having gone off in
an express, they overlook him near M'-
Connell, eleven miles from this place,
and attempted to arrest him, when he
drew a pistol, bat before he could fire at
Griffin, Bingham shot the pistol out off
his hand and shot off one of his fingers.
Griffin, at the same time, shot him in
the breast and also in the back, but
fortunately for him both balls struck q
bone and glanced through the flesh, in
fiicting slight wounds. They brought
him to town and he was tried on the as
sault and battery on his wife and on re-
sisting the officers. He was committed
to jail in default Of security to take
trial at the next term of court. The trial
for rape takes place tomorrow. Allison
has been on 8 big drunk for several
weeks. We are told by a gentleman from
Franklin, last evening, that Allison's
step-dsughter was only about sixteen
Yeals Of age.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-01

THERE are now two Arctic expedi-
lions on the high seas, and one Of them
is subsidized by the New York Herald.
Our cotemporary is determined to keep
its place in the lead Of all the journals Of
the world in enterprise and a Judicious
expendi.ure Of large means to good ends.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-01

hnoXVllle Chronicle.
The supreme court room presented a
solemn scene yesterday when w. N.
Berry of Hamblen county, and Annanias
Honeycutt, oil Claiborne county, were
sentenced to be hanged on August 18th,
to expiste the crime of murder. They
had been tried in their respective coun-
ties and found guilty, and having ap-
pealed it to the supreme court, it affirmed
the verdict Of the court below, and the
sentence was pronounced. Those who
were present speak in the highest terms
of the manner in which this unpleasant
task was performed by Justices Turner
and Deaderick.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-01

THE difficulties ia regard to the Chi
csgo customhoUss are not all in the
stone used. It seems, from what the
Chicago Tribune says, that the founda-
tions are laid on a quagmire SO soft that
81 is easily punctured with cane.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-01

The Beecher case gives out nothing
new to-day, except the statement on
cross-ezaminatiOn Of Joseph L0eder,
which reduces his first statement to
nothing more than having seen Beecher
hug and kiss Mrs. Tilton. No verdict
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-01
PROrLAMATION.

That whereas, the Anniversary of the Ma
tion's birthday, July 4th, occurs this year on
Sunday, and as Americans have~always sa-
credly observed Sunday Tor religious worship,
that, therefore, the city OF Memphis will OBJ
serve Monday, the 5t1 of July, az the Ami
versaTy of American independent, So far as
engaging in outdoor sports, mirth snl joLif-
cation, when 1t is to be hoped, and hereby re-
quested, that all classes of our citizens will
join in on this occasion to be happy them
selves and to have their ueighbors rejoice,
that business OF all kiI Dis be suspended and
the day devoted to the recollection OF the
blessings and benefits derived from the labors
of those who were engaged in securing In
dependence.
God bless America and preserve the gov
ernment.
JOHN LOAGUE, Mavor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-01

BALTIMORE, June 3O.-This afternoon
Major J. Lyle Clarke, well known cit
izen of Baltimore, was shot, while
seated at the dinner-table at the st.
Clair hotel, by a man named 81. W.
Brewer, Of Georgetown, District OF Col
umbia, who was arrested, and stated
that he was driven to the act to avenge
a SISTERS wrongs. Clarke's wound is not
fatal
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-01

WASHINGTON, June 3O.-Mr. J. c.
Gilfillan to-day assumed the duties Of
cashier Of the treasury, and Major J. w.
Howe takes charge of the warrant divi-
sion. Many minor changes were also
made in recognizing the treasury serv-
ice. The committee to count the funds
in the treasurer's Office will commence
work tonight. The commission will
consist Of DR.. John B. BIskely, presi-
dent OF the National Metropolitan bank !;
s. E. Middleton, of the banking firm Of
Middleton & Co.; A. 81. Leopold, Of the
Freedmen's banks commission; Will
b. Hervey, special agent Of the treasury,
and Messrs. c. II. Brown, John Patton
and 7. Z. DickersOn, chiefs of divisions
in the treasury department.
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Terrific Thunder Storm.

LEBANON, Pa, June 3O.-A terrific
thunderstorm passed along the southern
Several houses were demolished or
damaged by lightning, trees and fences
were uproOted, and grain swept to the
ground for miles.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-01

NEW YORK, June 80.-The four mil
lions Western Union seven per cent. cur
rency bonds have sl been taken at
ninety-five and interest by Commodore
Vanderbilt, United States trust cOmpa-
ny, Drexel, Morgan & Co, Ed Morgan,
Martin, ,ss Bliss &. Co., Nose Taylor and
others.
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Meeting of the Northern Pacific Bond
hoI0OFs.

h0H9ORB.
NEW York, June 3O.-An adjourned
meeting of the Northern Pacific bond
holders was held here to-day, and about
twenty million bonds were represented.
The meeting was large, and representing
all parts Of the United States. The OBJ
jeCtions that have been urged to the pro-
vision in the decree of foreclosure. was
obviated by an agreement between all
parties, which will be accepted by the
court. The different objections to the
plan of foreclosure and sale, known as
the Livingston plan, were harmonized
by its adoption and by a series Of amend
atory resolutions. The meeting closed
with spirit OF unanimisy, and with a
feeling that the investments in the road
would be saved and the road completed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-01

THE attitude Of Tennessee in refusing
70 make provision for the payment OF
her debt is subject for severe censure
abroad, AM cannot fail Of disastrous ef.
fe,ts upon private as well as public
f-r1FF
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NOTICE,

FEHE United Sons of Ham, No. !, will CeIe-
4 brate their Sixteenth Anniversary on
Monday, July 10th, in Grand Picnic at Hum
bOldt Park. Rev. J.. J. Hanson will deliver an
address In regard to the benefits the asso-
clatiOn. Other speakers VIII be present-Hon.
I'D. shaw, Rev. Elder Martin, and others.
Come one. come all
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Internal Revenue an ohio.

CINCINNATI, June 30.-The internal
revenue receipts i'll the first district Of
Ohio for the fiscal year ending June
Both is eight million fifty-five thousand
five hundred and seventeen dollars and
forty-fiye cents, being an increase Of
six hundred and fifteen thousand five
hundred and sixty-five dollars and tWen-
ty-six cents over the previous year.
The Ozark Banner is clamOring for
spring chickens.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-01

THE synopsis Of the platform Of the
California Democracy, adopted yester-
day, is good and timely reading, sd-
mirably supplemeuting, as it does, the
declarations Of the Democracy Of Oslo.
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Official Notice.

MAYORS OFFICE. CITY HALL,
QsA MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 30, 1875.
Resolved, That his honor the Mayor issue
his proclamation, making Monday, July 5,
1875, the day tor celebrating the Nations Holi-
day, July 4, 1875.
Adopted by Aldermen and Council June
p, 1875,
issue thfS
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DIED..

avenue, near Old Raleigh road, Mrs. ELLEN
HIGHLAND.
Her friends ana acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral this
(THURSDAY) afternoon at three o'clock.
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wEAraER PRoRsnILIrIEa.

" AeALN'Ioes sAiy j. AN.
For the takes, hhe Ohio UaHey, and
Ts8Hessce- stationary or lOJger 6aronle-
Ter, a0ythrest TO SDJthlCCst t0iHdS, tOaTm-
e., parity cloudy tCeather, and possibly
occasional rain on the upper taEes.
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ROME, June 3O.-The senate passed
the public safety bill for the prevention
of brigandsge in Sicily and elsewhere.
The bill had already been adopted by
the chamber of deputies.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-07-01

whether the confession Of the wretehed
criminal does not involve good names
and, as yet, untsrnished regulations.
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Platform Of the California Democracy.
Ia Convention Of San Francisco
William Irwin N0mIn zteG for
Governor on the SoY~
enth Ballot,
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Only first-class hotel in Wilmington. This
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Assessment Notice. ri
Farmers and Merchants Bank Of Les
a Angeles. Nei3sNg fFAe

NOTICE is hereby given that at q meet
- ing OF the Board of Directors OF the
Farmers'and Merchants Bauk of los Ange-
les, held on the 2lst day of July, 1876, an as
sessment mo. ~ of ffty dollars fs50) per
share was levied upon the capital stock Of
the corporation. payable Immediately, In
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Any stock upon which this assessment
shall remain unpaid on the aras84s ~.
zer I5sh day OF October, 1875, ril
VIII be delinquent and advertised for sale at
public auction, and unless payment be made
be fore, will be sold on Monday, the frst day
Of November. 1875 TO pay the delinquent as
and expenses OF sale. IN a ...-.. n.
JOHN q. DowNEY,
septl2-td President.
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NOTICE

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& Gates, October 18th at O'Clock p. NJ. ..t
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Cn and after Monday j uly 26 1875, and until
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