Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-06-27
The Infernal CoaI.Ou Lamp.
base-BaIHcs.
From ,he mining Districts,

CaEYENNE, June PA. Cameron,
1rho left Goose creek last Monday with
dunlIcste HeTaJd's special and orders to
reach Fetterman by Wednesday night,
and who has not yet responded, is sup
posed to have fallen into the hands OF
General CarI's command reached
Cheyenne river to-day.
Seven Thousand pounds of gold, in
=, arrived here yesterday from
Haadvo I'D, -, belonging to w. c. Bennett,
an5 I'll b. sbipped to Omaha for crush
% ;n% Two 'lusble specimens, one
Weighing twenty -four POUNDS, vA,ued 81
one thoTsaud doila. y, nave oesn snlpPeQ
hy express. The last t>daph1ent ot 9ust st
by bank here to Denver aOns' ans " "
one hundred and sixty-tive 't9ot, .t,. .,
Albert Curtis, son OF Judge y
Ashland, Ohio, was shot anu lnsL& tS-'
killed yesterday In ranche near LIVE
mie City, by man named Cnsnalsr.
The shooting grew out OF ClncuIty
about Curtis getting on nay lano'
Chandler is still at large,
Tho Rrttfsh Cabinet DIStded on the
Eastern Question.
LIVERPOOL, June 26.-The London
correspondent of the Post, q Jealous llo-
eraI journal, says he hears from trust
~yorthy source that serious diffeiences
exist in the cabinet on the eastern ques-
fon and iDtimAtes that the present
T,oliev is D.sraeli's, not Lord D5rby's.
iFhe correspondent says the reason why
s1ch obstinate silence has been observed
in parlisment on the policy OF the gov
ernmeut is that debate would make
manifest these differences, which could
not faiI to prove very prejudicial to the
Government. Lord Derby and Sir Stat
forl Northeote, chancellor and sx'
oheouer. on the one hand, and Premier
Hunt. first lord OF the admiralty, and
the marquis Of Salisbury, secretary oi
state for India, on the otner, are widely
at variance on the extremely SERIOUS
poipt OF the amount of support to bs
Ewsrded Turkey by England. In the
a OF crisis, every one Is hoping iol
even. hut DObody's eyes can De closed
tne oesIi Eng resemblance the pres
ent Situation besIs " tnNs a,sr TSwa A.
precediug the CTimea- tsi;,,es # Ger.
not this time drift into hosI. ucifv
tainly will not be owing to IL. TIIS.
aud energy in the cause Of peace by Il
raeiiis government.
How the Centennial Fourth VIII De
Celebrated In philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA. June 26.-The formal
programme for the grand ceremonies fol-
the Fourth Of July Observsnces is COM
Melted, The cerennonieR will tSke place
AZ Independence ball, beginning early
with q review of the military in front o.
the hall on Chestnut street. The literary
exercises, under the auspices OF thT
limited States Centennial commission
y takes plsce ia the square Immediately II
rear OF the hall. The exercises comi
{ soon after the termination OF the mill
tary review, at shout ten o'clock ,and vii
he fnjatisted by Bishop Simpson. Over
furs. The Great Republic, by George +
Brjssow, Of New York; reading OF tn
declaration of Independence from tn
original document by Richard h. Lee
of Virginia; Hymn Of Welcome by Oh
yer Wendell Holmes; music OF kelisr'
bvmn; National Ode, by Bsyard Taylor
a greeting from Brazil, a hymn com
n6sed at the request Of Dom Pedro, by
Distinguished Brazilisn, Carlos Gomez
and dedicated TO the American people
grafton by w. NJ. EvsItP, OF New Horl
Invitations TO witness the demonstTi
lion on the evening Of the third, and I
uarticipate in the UbseTysnces OF ID
fourtb. sent by General Hswley 70 gov
ornors of all States and Territories, an
sssurspces of the intention to be pTe2eI
bsa been received from Governs
NpCreery, Of Kentucky, and Govern'
Rice. of Massachusetts. kilograms r
received Saturday from the foIme
state that he will be here on kthe thiI
and the latter would arrive on the fourt