Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-08-13

Savior, Jssul Christ. Il am not" he
calls me, L ebal bs ready; but, OBJ, l
hope tds: L shsl be spared repetition
Of the rgInies tia: have Cuffsrtd."
Mr. Wallace, Mr. B9uoiaault, Mr..
Booth, Miss Morris, SiguO- II ssi, Miss
Gsneyi.ve Wsrd, Mss Jslsuschek,
Mics Nelson, Miss CaIlOtta LecIeTq,
Mis- Mary ADdels)g, Miss Auua d OK
lnson, Miss Augusta DHg Mr.. Fech-
ter, and macy Others, Sre to be heard
and seen, next season, on the stage Of
New York. 1 msy not prove q very
prosperous se2son; it bids fair to be
very active and lively enc.
Paul BOytOn, alter swimming about
for several dSys, 10 the editic4tiOn Of
North Germany, 81 F-i5dTichshSfeD, left
that lively port on The fourteenth Of
July, on a swimming tour around the
world. He i3 to 60 by way Of Genoa,
Verica, Vienne, Moscow, st. Peters
burg, South Russis, Turkey, the Su=z
canal, Bombay, Calcutta, Madras, and
java, to Austrslis, whence he will re-
turn to New York by the Il hmus Of
Panama.
The Marquis Of Sfamancs, q rich
barker OF Madrid, enI O5led by Queen
Is4bsiIa, has seat t. this country one
hundred and thirty i've pietur, ; mostly
old ones, which he desires 10 sell. His
gallery is s9id to contain fifteen hun
dred paintings, and these are what he
wishes to get rid Of from among the
number. They bear the names # cele-
lrGted masters, such a5 RubsLs, MuTillO,
Raphael, Vandyke. TintOrettO, Wouver-
mans, Paul Verone5P, Teniers and Vel
asqUeZ.
Madame Ra.t9ZZ, hiss succeeded to the
diadem laid down by Fanny Lear, ard
now reigns SURE me- as the queen Of fast
Partisan society. ) e has lately given
! two magnificent entertainments at her
residence on the Avenue du Bots de
| BoulOgEe, one being 3 Venetian fete, at
| which flItstion In mask and domino
was carried on systematically, and the
other a Dramatic performance Of La
| Dame 0IlT CClD1eljIs, with the hostess s
" MarRu rite Gsuthisr. T." The tOilettes
| Of Madsue Rattg zZj are Wishing, and
| her principles are 0f the most COInfOrtR-
| be description. She has on, a young
man grown, HON she is not afraid to
acknowledge.
Mr.. Charlss Clifton, who came to this
| cOuLtry from Erg'ari about thirty years
ago, recently died in Jersey City, leaY-
| lug a fortune OF nearly two hundred
| thousand dollars, v hjch he beqUesthed
| to the department Of mechanic srts in
! several E isl 81 colleges Tls f1c=rs Of
| Owens college, Manchester, Eogland,
seeing q newspaper paragraph snnCuuc-
| ing the death of MI Clifton aud The dis
| position of his property, wrote to Messrs.
]. IL J. s ewart, bankers, of New York,
a letter of inquiry, and these gentlemen,
| through counsel, paid over one hundred
| and eixty-twO thousand dollars. the sum
| bequesthed 10 Ovens college. Provision
| has been made by the college for the
brLthers and sisters OF the testatOr.
The Elk. Empress Eugene a. grown
| very stout, dyes her hsiI, and covers her
face With powder, while the slight isme-
| ness which she used TO tis-imU!ate so
skiEfuiiy has become veTy apparent in
her gsir. Her stately b-a iDg ald the
! ncble CaJTisca Ct her head and sh oilers
| q still very remarkable. She lJl Is, 3"
| quoth ny friend, 'Eika one sccu toned
10 wear CrJwa l. is q sigGiii3snt
fec TIA. 81 tie glo.ograTt b. q ter now
| eff red fCr sale u tie P4Iis.su shoJ j
| were t. ken two IT ibIes years $50, 20
| that sppa'eGtly she has n5t Gaze g. sit
| for any later ones. H-r S-il je-:y
must he some = b, r il the IL igaU.rUoOd
| OF fifty. SO hat the dSCz5snCe o. h5r
| charms is sCsrcely to be wondered st.