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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-18
mo. 1909.
NOn.R Resident Notice.

In the First Chancery Court Of Shelby county,
TeDnessee-R. G. Brinkley VS.. Madison W.
Jones ct al.
1T APPEARING FR0MTHE BILL WHICH
i is sworn 10 in this cause that the defend
ant, Madison W.. Jones, lie q non resident Of
the State of Tennessee; that he Is indebted to
com Plainant in the sum of $ll60 80, evidenced
by judgment in the Chancery Court of Nom
phis, with interest from February 5, 1870, and
attachment having been issued aud levied on
the property Of NJ. W. Jones; it is therefore
ordered that he make his appearance herein,
at the Courthouse in the city of Memphis,
Tenn, on or before the first Monday in July,
1875, and plead, answer or demur TO complaint
ants bill or ths same will be taken for con-
fessed as to him and set for hearing exparte,
and that O copy Of this order be published
once a week, for four successive weeks. in the
Public Ledger.
This 18th day Of May, 1875.
A copy-Attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, c. and NJ.
By q. B. McHENRY, Deputy O. and NJ.
W. GOODWIN, Sol. for Complainant.
T.S@-S9-95
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-18
NIGHT OF PrTHIAs.

TENNESSEE Lopez No. 5-Meets NJ
every v ednesday night at $50 Second
street, Vincent Block, opposite Court Square.
q. W. L. Crook, @. c.; Chas. Leighton, ".
O.; W. r. Lucas, P; W. II. Rhea. n. Of g.;
b. H. Coleman, N. Of T.; W. Il. Moysten,
K. Of R. and s. -
MEMPHIS LoDGg No. 6.-Meets for drill on
hrst Thursday of each month. Regular meet
ing second, third and fourth Thursday. A,
]. MeGarvey, @ o.; L.. j. Ware. VIC; W II
Linstedt, P; HIS Reynolds. NE; Smith,
MIA Macsey, MA; Jos S Leon, KRIS;
Chas Howard, PC.
CGuR DE LION LODes No. ls-Meets every
Monday night At go Second street, Vincent
Block, opposite Court Square. J.W. Ander-
son, @. G.; j. 9. Walston, v. c.; D. W.
Schafer, K. r. g.; T. NJ. Haley, p; G.. A.
Burr. MEL H. Coleman. NJ. r.; R. E. @.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-18

NEW YORK. june IS. TAO pm. = Cotton Is
dull and easier. Futures are quiet, with sales
IA 13-l694 l5-l6c; March, 15H915 3-l6; April,
Is 5-l6@l5 7-l6c; May. 15%@l55<c; June
1894 l5-l6c; July. 1894 i6-l6c; August, Is
OILS 1.l6c; September. 1894 1916; October,
las l6@l4M; November, 14H9l4 9-l6c Decem-
her. 1894 9-l6c. Sales fer future delivery,
Is. 900 bales.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-18
STEAMBOATS,.
For Cincinnati.

Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Co.-For
Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
VINT sHINKLE....~.. .....K Remission. master
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE Hss
w on SATURDAY, June 10th, LensAb
at 3 pm. giving. through ticSets A4AA2NA
TO all Eastern cities az lowest rates.
X. W. LI9HTBURNE, Is Madison ST.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-18
Attachment Notice.

Before P. j. Quigley, Justice Of the Peace for
Shelby county, Tennessee, Fr tz Warnica
VS.. John Sceth.
IN THIS CAUSE AN ATTACHMENT HAV-
u ING been sued out under section 1856 Of
the Code Of Tennessee and returned levied
upon the property Of the defendant, and afi-
aavit having been made that the defendant is
indebted to plaintiff in the sun of ten dollars,
due by account. and that the claim is Just,
Of the State Of Tennessee; il is therefore or
dered that the said defendant, John Sceth,
make his personal appearance before me, at
my office, in the city of Memphis Tennessee,
on the sth day ofJuly next, alto O'Clock am,
and defend said attachment suit, or the anne
win be proceeded with OK parte, and that a
copy of this order be published once a week,
for four consecutive weeks, in the Memphis
Public | edger. This I'd Of June, 1875.
S2-SS-94- 100 p. j. QUIGLEY, j. p.
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TEMPERANCE SOCIETY.

NAToYA TEMPLE OF Il. AND 7: No, l-mseh
every Friday evening at s. o'clock at new
Masonic hail. Gayoso block, Main street.
d. G.. Reaherd, W. @. T.; Frank Lamonte,
". v. T.; John W. Brush, w, B.; y, g!
Hardy, w.. A. Ri Alfred d. White, WE.
d. U; g. e. Tate, W. g.; Bun +. Price, W.
s.. John w Graham. W. Tr.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-06-18
MISCELLANEOUS.

The Indiana passed down this morn
ing for New Orleans loaded fat in the
water. She put off here several pack
ages of freight.
The Thompson Dean arrived at New
Orleans yesterday.
The Cherokee left New Orleans last
evening for Cincinnati.
The City of vicksburg left vicksburg
yesterday for St. Louis.
The ]. b. Parker for Memphis and
Mary Houston for New Orleans left
Louisville yesterday.
The City of Helena left St. Louis
yesterday for Vicksburg.
The packets from Arkansas and White
rivers report the crops as in a flourish
ing condition, and a large yield of cotton
and cereals is anticipated.
The Capitol City passed down last
evening for Yicksburg with $50 tons Of
freight. She put OF here 57l sacks Of
corn, 426 barrels Of meal and so tons for
the bends.
The 0sceola bad a good trip out last
night for st. Francis river.
The City Of Chester returned to St.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
Gilna,ions tUanic0--fcna
Cbambermaids.


4 Young Americu gll wi-.c, q situation ii. nc
-ncc. Apply 90 .OI Last q. .iii--t.
1 Young GIRL Us CHtNBfRNAID and
u WAITRESS 10 ,.v'' ti'i 80 ',.I'1t ana '''-''-
good city reference. ,.4. 90 .t' last -i 81
a RESpECTARLE young girl a- CHAMBER
4 MAID -ro sEAM~rits-- cam operatcon "ne,i.r ~
sfioa to rs- country address A 60 Jl-town Tribune once
..-a- broadway.
tS CHANBEEMAID and WAITRESS. or IL,
c.iI.arll@ia aId sr-Hi- -'i---, I. tlf '- a
uptown reference CAD % fIl D.l-.Nf --tHht ''
above Ia-.-i 'l -liit'- d. ID.
CHANBEENAID &c-ly 70 young Protest.
4. sal woman - q goo. 'H-l'D"iii-ia Ah- ..til-
c. f ra'pi'' m s,y ,y '''y '''''-'a' '' 4' ''' --
NANBERNAID and WAITRE-S.-A Prot
= .-i.-4t young woman ~Hrlt 4-" pare .A o., i'I
I~ 100 aitr or .puutr. experienced t.iiAi IT'D
c4.4. Apl.r-t 9DELL- Al1-rl. -'o t,-t 't.l.-t cor
u,r ol Hioaaply
yzVANTED-A situation by an English sirl as
~ M ~. ,.- ,-' , tr-.f,,. ca. lrtao
ilys.t2t, West .IIh-t.
~ EAST IST., corner Park-tyc.-,.A,. r.
Dt ty reference l4st place ou- OF leaving a'afn JOB
.am4.y
sES -TB-ANE.-A young girl 20 do Up
-AD Stairs w3RK or Hor-EwgltE IN a private
la4l, DOB 1'tflng l'i-r 'ar b'-i 'iiy ir'ieA,'.
aIt EAST G3D-~T.-As CHAMBEkMAID
Sl--f lul i.A-i-II--- reference lium lAst eup'li
Dan EAST 42D-ST.-A respectable young
-, 1 gIl 40 CuAMHEEMAlD and SO BIS KS, pf
would IA ~ CARE OF CHILDREN Is "ihs ana ''l5'Ns
can or address.
~t% 6TH-NTH., between 42l and 43d-,tis..,
IA fuly r'..- .r.... Il1IH Imall. aLd Nil 4n
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07

vE7O LFT-225 East 49rh--t.. I'm n private
one of rsyu gentlemen.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
@urorean Aop:rIisemenl

TOR ~ALE-Ihc American Patent ToI the
7 manu-. .lfture AID ,aI. 1t Ifll MALT BREAD AND
Ef~.f-II-. Anpi, 90 the 11teuJee. JOIN G. tJOLEit
Chemist, .ith, England.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
aorses, Carriages. 6srness, sc.
Ocu!lstrp.

A SET of TEETH made In three hours p
Y los west thirty fprrtbst near broadway ana MI
-prrl. mechanical dentistry IT," 'i' so sr,,r
canite q So cora. rubber co9lai Take sre.n cars o
r,gs ~-rf.t l-rr. ur have. broadway a.I'
NEWBUJUG4E. l-- West lhiit' '-'ourt''''
NITP0TS OXIDE GAS.-Toeh extracted
y who pain Dr. HAs8&orcK. t5rmc-y , M oitr"Sg % ,oe
. ..tr. masses a str..a..y tHu ust o h F'- .'
9.. ,, ,r,rou VI tce'u % LISA Br'fd""'' ''I'oi vi
-Gh,t
A,oNFVUNG NEW, CHEAP and BEAU IL
- t.fr Nf. .a.. urssI Plates auitli ing toi any sun
> I' ..''., -..fr OK -aS everything heretofore OF
go. 90, .raI-fn llI llztuts7 needs o'l iop' 5, tu
l,', Io N''t' ,Ill. m an. dly and only > per set
~. md .,.1a t.,H hf,. Rubber SEA lI'h 7-' -
'.-r r.'....4 ~. ru -aI Extracting under gas Di J.
~ IA tIr 8 I.i-t Ir.Iiy a.r. %. n.ti A''i-'-'',.
rT7FF ARTIFICIAL TEETH. constructed by
- ~ d. nflrr.fANN. -1l }daEr. rear 56tl--i.
L. ' s p, De- tt crovalng light OF dental art
Best SETS -.1 - s"0
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
fOtels.

HOTEL BRANTING,
Madisnayc corner fiftv chl-st t!rsitlass EooM7
and BOARD Tor families and single persons
MARLBOROUGH HOUSE, 3eth-st and 6rh-
VI ave. MURRAY m trc Ios deljghsiuiy located family
hotel n city plan. families wishing TO locate
,ur tlr Winter can make favorable arrangements. " l.
FISH. Proprietor
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
Gitua!jons IUantcO-- females

A'NDAl7 A->D lLi 80 = -
f-:..,t;.,,. {,1,,t.N c.u,iea
.................
Co,-s
80
4 COMPETENT WOMAN aS good PLAIN
y COOK viii assist "ih ",-.n'e ,- I- urea ''''''
.1 Ieiei'A''' ,'i' '' ''''-'' 30 @
-, prn On t1-U T',,., ,,..,oc, , hIa ,,irIs one
4 bl' -D-A' L. l W. it7l' ''''. -'' ' f'-.
'-.,..r. 8 ge,ls 'l t5Ic' nom JAS. Employer
- .- r- :.+...
A FlR-I-tI ass COON wants "a SITUATION,
Z ,rlr.fl,,. --.r r ,..rs. ir,- ...g reference can
days ST g. i'a, 52. r between iA ana h-H
','.A'---
NV q sta.5lv reliable SWEDISH WOMAN
} 10. ,, ,r.f I,.s ,,rI,.-c .r I.,.rlg Iu.,.a.
a. y M " ...,,. ...l,,. r,-.t. ... ll.t. .f.. -r-.
90 -..-, r,rr. .r.,f ind i-..t- &C.,. .Il r- found
Wins 90" 29 81 l', ~ -. 1r,- 1lr,,,, ,, f T -- ,. 1''
90. Nv
It,ll, s.. Dv , profa.t,1i woman. she d.
Il 'D''lN. Al. r % i''''''''''
- excellent r''h washer. H.', '..' .. o.. .''' f.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
Doar0 auo Rooms.
Below Fourtee2ta-st.

pnlr~v Frurtoc-tl list.
--..--.,,., ~ r..
= ,ir,.i .,.r. TO-. $500, ... mn, ts.s ~ sia.
49, u. lf 49, So sI .-l seventies, ut.r Cooper Inst.
tlIta
20 a. I-r-1, --rrI-7, T7DlN--f,
y Az, ~ ~. ~ -. ,, :. r. ,t-s .a.a .- ar.
on --.- fl1g private. Use % pu.l.. r.'tIeac.
o. s.-. ...I...
7,,r,-,-r q, 1,r-r. m, 5Dl,.. a.. Z r-T' r.
j., t-f ,,. location. 81. mai.u .@prly..acrts est
si.f. ..rr moderate. fags.r. l NI. 2u3 Io.tN ST.
~ rl.,.f ,. t.t-.,>-...ff.r, ,.,,N- ,.I mol ,,
= lN'.I-i li'-' '--.i--' a.. a.. --'i ' 10
..r r.,.,,,.. pC,,rr, ...;-5 ,
~ of l"' H''.i- % %.i" ''.l @ .l.'' " ' ~
o-,.-... t .l. aa>..r I'D o.-. IONS.
~, ..-,r--.. ..,r-..r7..,... vt. 81 tf-r I..r.T.
kPAit b l---N l'.-'t '.i 49, ! , --t-'--
g,'' BOZ l...- l.-....- ..- .- t
i nus location. ., no. L-aye,,ei.- i.-ec rr:egslca ez
c-.rr.a
.tr-TTE of ROOMS alp.,tpI1v flrrt. he'd ON
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07

CUTIE of ROOMS elegantly farm he'd, on
- second llor t9 GT without 1ullI Hasl, uu.n, an. o
csi.1, lI.. .rI.ss. -t- r.,. --t..--.. near 3D.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07

~ 3TII--T.. WE~T-To LET, with board,
sP tuo aIgs ROOM NI. lgge dressing r".'t Dot Ana
l.. convenience. fIun. 'f..u. d. r
gentleman .ll VIE, house AID table urslr.Is, terms
moderate. T.foreuca-
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
Wast Side.

= st- ..r, 1. fI. su... second f... .-.r. ---
u,J paIte. oay 2 or rooms. with al convex .r..'- rg
IIrIisI -Fi
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
5ituailon5 Uantc1-- AlGic5.
Coachznen.

Coachmen.
4 MARRIED man. Protestant. without fam
= fIv want, situation a. CDA GuliAS and EAl.DE rR
best reference Call Ou or address -- West li IT, t'
TUo~. CoNNoR
A FIRST-CLASS COACHMAN and GROOM
a English Iln. stiut. Who thoroughly understands las
duties tir m8ualer1fuf of cattle Waut- 'iu9uun can
tasc c4rra gentleman. grounds excrl-u reference
COtCHMANs SITUATION wantcd-By a
an It- branches. tu careful Hrtr' lining ahl "'tht "
objection. tn- country best ttv reference leaving M con
sequence pf M employer selling ont Call ON oI address D. t
$50. o. West i+t-sL
GOACHMAN-By respectable man .~wedc)
y who thoroughly uuda sands tlr proper care aud frrA
of horses city country VIII lr i'uud "li- ''
onl-r- n ryervr pccti Aas best city Recommendations
call 90 -o5 Eat HItntt
GOACHNAN and GBOON.-Simation wanted
cara Gl lur4e- carriages harness 3- also acted a.. i1ni
man s willing aU uHl elH2s H,s rcIHHrIaaiion- Apply
at CAfPEN TEH~, ln- i;aavc. -"ir Hfl-'j.
COACHlAN and GROOM. A married
/ mar thc l,I mcut ul b'-rs
.urruglv r.cri-nf aHd driver, woIl1 IKE ,
a. OBJ. .LI- AGENCY 100 VEST ii'A-t corner broadway
Inquire ior II. %.
COACHMAN and USEFUL-Bv a Protestant
.tr.I man, -rs.l v.ar- who fIre W ls Ht
place, snu -- roJf .a.l~ can 'lIr -r n 'i
drive hur.cs 9ut harness no good .ti a-
rls, cattle igI furnace, tr- 'aA at 'Ai'tiN l '
los "..rasr. .Ual f'i.rt-
MANIFESTATIONS ~ COACHNAN,
D., ru1Hg IIIu t.i-.--I p" thoroughly undo 'iil7
tle care ~ I1r-t- willing a1 onIeurf frHpria' hais
.'tI references. ..tv ur country Cal or address VII
LIAM~. care Du ,4itln.,l. ID Vest titl at
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
Furniture.

y-02 CASH BUEERS-NelvcteeuS Carpets,
Z ,'...,.. cloths tls,r.r. Dytrc1all Horse and Bed
g,-.. l..'rar. Buc.Itns, sire. tEg. Uplusery "oois
fs- .0.. .. ANDREW H-TIE t 'c., ,Il Broadway
F7IrRNlTURE. CARPETS. and BEDDING
Z Nm. -tles. superior quality. sud low ILc-s II D. NJ
IgW.rllgIIE 3IT q Co.'s ljg AMI III ttaihan -
.l. r.-.faf I'm prices 80 days. Chamber suits
f-.u ---. I'lr'Hr ~U-f~ from so
~ q. SLLLEW,
DISKS
OFFICE
LIBRARY FURNITURE,
No. lHi FI LG1N-,I, New York.
Pine r.ln3ar Dr,AS
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07

EAST lOIH-rI.. corner IIi-AEE.-
> IsfL,. vcIIuru.-lu ROOMS with goUl BOARD f1r
r.l.-. .lI ie reasonable prices .s0 ior one Or
two persons ia-., board.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07

EArA\TED-Bv scotch woman. % situation
a-gt.E. udr--..uI I. .r.- t- fl. f'- .'Iu. .- .-
.-..H--. '.sHr a." f.-f." goods H. D. .'f .. ..'.
tt.r,, -t.IIU NJuh, I.-5- i.larHas. tt9"u Tribune
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07

THNWO SINGLE ROOMS to RENT with board,
t. sntlcmon desiring refined and permanent homo 61
XpstI Il
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
Boar0 ano Rooms.
West Side.

ONE LARGE ROOM with CLOSETS, on
~ thin (sauhern eNpasUre)
gentcmen only newly aud handsomely furnished painted
and frscoHd private family; class references
No. lfn Vest Dist
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
Brooklyn Board.

ELEGANT second floor ROOMS, eu suite or
g. .uer with tI-t.,lIss BOARD m small IIniir 1ernn
lu.aloIs terms -i~-fari.I} o. -oHd parry
--I interview address %. H. Box -,5'l. Sew 1"fk.
EIR~T-CLASS BOARD, ROOMS, aud COM
rsui-uyrs go superior private mansion rI'ii Inrirl
st rrIer -.ifeG t0 t- time comfort 4 Har guaranteed /
Fuf particular inquire 90 l.5un Dun" oir -57 broad
r.4.. under Grand Hotel.
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07
Nu-sog.

4 YOI'EG Swedish Girl wishes q situation IA
.I.u.r f, ..-., children gt... r...r. Cab
nm 1850 u.r. $780, 5l iiv. SECOND io'l front ra.'a
! Young scotch Protestant woman rs
= Nf..-r .uf SEAMS |gE-- TO. tI go tHA-fEEf-
WORK grH WAITING .u priv. c .imT s"ol references
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07

TE'O RENT-Nicoly FURNISHED ROOMS.
SOP West 56thst door vest Of sthave Can be seen
Las Wtru O and b
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07

T. PEfTDN N CO., so 6tn-ave., uc1I
3 3-t--r forn,riv with bedau irlv-i Will nr found
large selection of rst cr' .rr tH'. q" l AoAN DOM Ii'l
usaul sud ,lt o, ior gity AMI country a.-' Walters
New-York tribune., 1875-10-07

TOOk. WASH and IRONY q quiet, rr
( Liable young ~ur4t v' is -o'4 unHt .aai . .lu
r,r, III I ,ut. uastr.rs .-,s ul- au excellent .r t1
r.i H cad.
los GfI.t.-. near s'tI 30. lat..Hf Iltl.-tI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-16

valid, because in violation of the consti-
tuition of the United States, which vests
the judicial power of the general govern
ment in one supreme court and IN such
inferior courts as congress. may from
time to time Ordain and establish, and
that under this constitutional provision
they were entitled to immunity from
any liability imposed by the judgment
OF the provost court. The controlling
question is, whether the commanding
general Of the army, which captured
New Orleans and held it in May, 1852,
had authority, after the capture Of the
city, to establish a court and appoint a
judge with power to try and adiudieste
civil causes. 1t is not 70 be questioned
that the constitution did not
prohibit the creation by military at
thority Of courts FOR the trial Of civil
causes during thecivil war in conquered
portions of the insurgent States. The es-
tablishment OF such courts is but the ex-
ercise OF the ordinary rights OF conquest.
The plaintiffs in error, therefore, had no
constitutional immunity against subjec-
ton to the judgments of such courts.
General Butler was in command of the |
conqusring and occupying army. He |
was commissioned to carry on the war |
In Louisiana. He was, therefore, invest |
ed with sll the powers Of making war,
except 30 far as they were denied to him |
by the commander.in chief, and among
these powers, as we have seen, was that |
OF establishing courts in conquered ter
ritory. 1t must be presumed that he
acted under the orders of his superior
officer, the President, and that his acts,
IN the prosecution of the war, were the
acts OF his commander-in-chief 1t is
also true that provost court ordinarily
mas cognizance only of minor criminal
'tfenses, but that a larger Jurisdiction
nay be given to it by the power which
brings it into being is undeDisble. The
Judgment is affirmed,
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FROM THE BORDER.
A Fight between the Texans and Mexi-
eau Raiders-TWelVe OF the Lat
tor Killed and One Wounded.
COrtlpa, the Bandit Chief-BOth Sides
PrepaviBg-NO Knowing What
Day May Bring Forth.

NEW ORLEANS, June 15.-The GSI-
weston NeoOS'S Brownsville special say
that one OF the raiders escaped. He was
wounded, feigned death, and CraWled in
to the high grass. He is now in Matamo-
rOs, where he had the ball extracted yes
terday. The raiders casualties of the
fight sum up twelve killed and one
wounded. They lost, besides eleven
horses and saddles, all their arms, con-
sisting Of repeating rifles and pistols.
Private S. r. Smith was buried yester-
day. There was large funeral process
sion, both citizens and soldiers tuEning
out. Colonel Merriam, of the regular
army, and Colonel Ford were marshals.
He received a military burial, and was
hOnOred by citizens and soldiers. Cap
tain M'Neely could not go after the
raiders under Ricardo Flores, because
his horses were broken down. Gen
eral COrtina is incensed at the killing Of
his cattle by the thieves. The Mexican
papers say the raiders were assassinated
while asleep. Captain M'NeelY says if
they were asleep he don't want to find
any Of them awake. General Cortina
swears he will have revenge. Cortina
is aTming, and has been for more than q
week. He received peremptory orders
to report at Mexico, and in the event
Of dlsobedience the order is to arrest |
him. General Feuro left Monterey this |
on march to MatamOrOs. He |
three thousand men. |
1t is understood that he comes |
to attend to Cortina. 1t is not |
known what the brigand chief will |
do. He is preparing for devflment;
he will fight General Feuro if he think |
be can whip him. He may cross to this
side and place himself at the head of the
Mexican squatteTs, desOlate the country
and cross to the Mexican side again and
get pardOned Dy the supreme court. The
troops are on the alert and the citizens
Of Brownsville are adopting defensive
measures. No one knows what a day
Or hour may bring forth. There is 10
chance for division Of opinion. Every
hing precludes a doubt as to the ac-
of the Mexican authorities,
.he enOrmity OF the outrages and the
hangers threatening the frontier. Some
If the Mexican officials are watching
Jortina's movements with anxiety.
Should he succeed, more than one Of
hem will be marched to the Laguna
md shot. They are honestly trying to
)ut him down, not for what he has done
% the Americans, but for what he may
10 to them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-16
FOREIGN TELEGRSMS,

The American rifle team arrived at
Cork Monday.
Don Carlos has given his son the title
Of Prince Of AsturiOs.
The American team arrived at Dub
lin, Ireland, yesterday.
The steamer Samaritan, from Quebec,
arrived at MOville yesterday.
The case Of Count Won Arnim was
reopened in Berlin yesterday.
A telegram from Berlin saws that
Count Won Arnim is seriously i'll at
LOusuanne.
The steamers Ohio, from PhiladeI-
phis, and Thurniger, from New York,
arrived at London Sunday.
The steamer City of Chester has sr.
rived at Queenstown, from New York,
with the American rifle team on board.
G. Bancroft Davis, United States min
lister, gave dinner in Berlin MondaR
night TO the officers Of the American
squadron.
President M'Mahon reviewed tbirtv-
six thousand troops at Longchsmp,
France, Monday, in the presence OF
three hundred thousand spectators.
n Jill III Ilo A6SuldIlOu OI the frelcl
press, which will soon be submitted to
the assembly by M. Dufaure, minister of
Justice, has been published in Paris.
The officers of the United States
squadron have been received with the
most cordial welcome in Berlin, from
the prince imperial and the chief of the
German admiralty.
The house of Alexander, Alexander.
CoIlle q Co, Manchester, England, has
suspended, with liabilities at three mill
lion pounds sterling. There are rumors
in London Of other failures.
A telegram from Athens saws the
special reports to the London Journals
that the abdicatiOn of the king is i'm
minent, and that several foreign men
of.War have arrived in Greek waters
are untrue. The country is perfectly
tranquil.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-16
BOSS TWEED.
The Ex.Chief Of Tsmmany Released by
the Court Of Appeals Of the State
Of New York.
Decision by the COurt-Excltemen In
the City Over the News-Prepara-
tlOns for Re-Arrest-Ete.

ALBANY, June 15.-The court Of sp-
peals has unanimously reversed the
judgment of the superior court in the
csse of William Tweed, and has ordered
his discharge. The judges hold that
Writs OF ha6edS corpus have always been
construed in favor and not against the
liberty of the subject and citizen, and
the reading must be the same whether
the benefit of it is invoked by the purest
and best citizen Of the State or the
greatest sinner, and the one most
worthy OF cOndign punishment. The
law Is no respectOr of persons, and SUI
fers no man, be he guilty or innocent, to
be deprived Of his liberty except by due
process Of law, and the writ of ko6eas
corpus Is as available even to the guilty
as he whom the popular voice would
condemn as it has proved against COM
mitments by the king in council. On
cumulative sentences the judges state
no warrant can be found for cumulative
punishment upon a conviction of the
several offeuses charged in a single in
dictment. The aggregate punishment
exceeding that prescribed by law for the
grade of Ofenses charged, the rule, as
claimed by the implication, calls for
single Judgment for all the offenses |
charged in the indictment, and of which |
the accused is convicted. 1t requires |
that Offenses joined shall be of the same |
grade, and subject to the same punish
ment-that is, not only punishment of
the same kind, but the same on degree.
NEW YORK, June 15.-The news that
The court OF appeals had finally decided
n favor of Tweed and ordered his re-
ease from the penitentiary circulated
.O-day through the city with rapidity,
md for the time takes precedence of the
8eeeheT trial. Sheriff Conner has taken
very precaution to secure the arrest OF
Tweed Immediately upon his discharge.
Deputy MagOnigle, furnished
with an order of his arrest in civil suits,
las been stationed on BlackwelI's Island
or several days, and will arrest the ex-
Dammany chief before he has long en-
Dyed his new.fOund liberty. Unless he is
provided with securities to the amount
# three million dollars, he will be
aiken to Ludlow street; and even if he
Ould supply the amount of bail it is un-
erstOod that he would again be taken
ntO custody on another suit, in which
n equal amount of security would be
emanded. The order of arrest in the
ivil suits is signed by Judge Davis, who
7ss presiding judge at TWeed's trial.