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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23
HE ORANGES.
what the Commissioner 10 Europe Ac-
eOmPlished-UniOn With the.
CO-OPerativeH.

LONDON, March 22,-Mr. Wright, the
United States grange commissioner, has
returned to England after an extensive
tour on tie continent. His report is, in
the main, gratifying. He net with con-
siderable success in Germany. While
there, he had interviews with Herr Folk,
the minister Of education, and with Herr
Friedenthsl, the minister Of agriculture,
at which be was furnished with much
reliable information relating to the Ger
man agricultural associations. In EGG
land, Mr.. Wright conferred with the
chamber of agriculture and other socie-
ties. He will remain here until after
the Industrial congress, which holds its
first session April 18th. Mr.. Ruskin has
written to him, saying that he approves
the system Of oranges, and hopes they
will take root and prosper in Great Brit
sin. Mr.. Wright is not sanguine Of such
result at present, but thinks the basis Of
a union viii soon be formed between the
British cooperative societies and cor
responding grange societies in America.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23

THE New York Repu licsns have
sounded the tocsin Of war, and war it is.
They indorse Conkling, the friend of
Grant, and indorse Grant, the friend
and harborer of thieves. War issues are
to be revived and Loyalty" is TO be the
shibbOleth of the grand army OF thieves
and robbers, who have wrought the
ruin Of the Republican party and have
no use for honesty. Evidently, from the
proceedings yesterday at Syracuse, the
roughs and rcwdies # New YOrk-the
worst elements in the country-had pos
session Of the convention, which gives
the cue to the Radicals throughout the
Union. "Hste, malice, and all uuchar.
itableness" toward the south particular.
ly, are to be the animsting spirits of the
presidential canvass. In the Union and
Of it, le. us give them as good as they
send, and damn them by exposing their
infamies.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23
MISSISSIPPI.
Tie Ames Impeaehment-CardO
Resignation Allowed by the
HOuse-AnOther Months
Work.

Specie 70 the Appeal
JACKSON, MISS March % Governor
Ames's Gu lsel flied q lengthy answer
and plea to the articles Of impeachment.
The mausge5s will file a replication Sat-
urdsy, ard the trial commences Tu6s-
day next.
A bill passed the senate making steal
ing any Iersonsl property Of the value
of ten dollars grand larceny, and bill
authorizing Pike county to issue bonds
to pay for the courthouse and jail.
4 resolution passed the house giving
CardozO, superintendent OK educator
permission 10. I, sign, and instrueti1g
the managers to ask the senate to dis
continue the impeachment proceedings
against him. -,
Cardozo has filed his resignation with
the secretary Of state. The trial would
probably be lengthy, and the resigna-
ton was accepted so as to shorten the
session as much as possible.
Bills pass sd the house amending me
charter OF CoTinth; regulating sales OF
lands under deeds OF trust and mOrtga-
ges; relating to the expenditure OF the
e executive contingent fund; repeating
the charter OF the HOmOchitto and Old
river navigation, drainage, levee and
lumber company; 10 secure prompt set
tlement from justices of the peace with
the State.
1t is thought the session will not last
more than month longer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23
TUNHSs
Frustrated Attempt TO Kill the Judge
of the italian Consulate.

LONDON, March ga private letter,
dated Tunls, March IA, says: I'VE have
had great excitement here yesterday IN
consequence of the attempted murder OF
Judge Paliga, CT the Italian COL OIsuiate,
and the killing of the wOuid.be assassin
by the judges dIagomar. The body
ives brought, followed by an immense
mob, to the ltslian consulate, and the
turmoil was 50 great that the troops
were called cut to guard the approaches
to the Italian and American cOnsulates.
They had great difficulty in keeping the
mob back for several hours, with tiXed
bayonets levelled at them. 1t was feared
that there might be renewal OF the
fanstieal excitement, which spread to
such alarm in Tunis some years ago.
Guiacomo Policut is italian consul at
Tunis. 1t is ascertsined, from gentle
man well informed in Tunisisn affairs,
that for some time there have besn IN
pleasant relations between the Italian
consulate and the Tunisian authorities.
Some months ago the consul neglected
to pay an important ceremOniOus visit
to the bey. The palace authorities felt
the afffont keenly, but took no ofhctal
aPtiODD
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23

COLONEL JOHN Il. SAVAGE made q
speech at SmitbvilIe the other day, In
which he is credited by the M'Minnville
Nst0 Era with advancing the boldest
reputation doctrines, commenting on
which ,ne Chattanooga Commercial
thinks sit is barely possible that the
"coloael is trimming his calls for the
" congressional race 10 this district, and
" believes that such doctrine is raore
popular with his party than it was
with the people two years ego, when
" "forcibly presented by his old political
composition, General StoEesn Colonel
Savage would do better to await events.
1t is I1st "bsrely possible" he may have
TO whistle another tune.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23

r7RUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue cf Dee1 Of
Trust executed an delivered 10 me by
William Juniper on the 2i December, lNs21
and recorded in the Register office OF smelly
county. Tennessee, in Book No. ". page lo0, 70
secure the debt therein mentioned, wlil1 -
18Th day OF ApFi1, 1876 at the s1utnWert
corner of Main and Madison streets IN city OF
Memphis, at y o'clock m, proc se1 70 OnsT 10
bidder. for cash, tue following described r-at
estate, tO-wit: Situated in the city OF Mem T.
phiS, Tennessee: Beginning at the corner OF
an alley on the east side # Wilkersgn strf Of
and running south with Wi kerScn street l.J
feet and ten inches; thence due ast TO an
aIIey l55 feet; thence with said alley liy ieei
and tan inches to an alley; thence with said
aIIey Ilj feet to tho begtnr I1g-stms being
IOis Nos 81 and y. in block a as lait down q"
the plan OF Jessie NJ. Tate's subdivision, ana
on record Of No. l OF pia's, page =. inc
tiJle to said property is believed 20 be perfect
but sell only as trustee.
rubnR ItlHN W AlG ~ H. h 4 Us. If'
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monwealth, and in the city where the
Independence was declared.
A resolution declaring that "Lhis con-
vention presents 10 the Democratic par
ty Of the United States the name OF
Hon. ]. 8. Black as candidate for
President" was laid on the table.
Adjourned.
WIN. Mcclellan, Of Pittsburg, was
chosen chairman Of the State central
committee,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23

DANA will not withdraw his nomins-
ton; he treas the senate committee
with contempt, a1i yet the senate itself
hasTo pint nor icde?s denca enough
10 se'end its / by Al immediate rsjsc.
ton Of the u1aH who thus dsfiss aud in
suits it, ncst lmp7TtsEt committee. We
admire DauG's pluck, aad begiu to be-
lieve that Grant, Notwithstanding Bel
krap sud the otas- TDZuos OF the ad-
mlnistrstion, is the strongest man Of
D. -.--fv-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23

TIVE house yesterday adopted, by the
decided vote Of l73 yess TO nays, bill
prohibiting any officer or empioye Of the
government, {, or any other person, from
giving y receiving, directly or indirect
", any money or property or any other
thing q value, tor political purposes, on
pain cf f &c and imprisonment. 1t is
an impoyteut hill and viii receive the
hearty inicrsenent Of the whole eoun-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23

N the South Carolina legislature,
Tuesday, Montgomery Nose, judge Of
the seventh circuit, WAS fund guilty of
high crimes AID misdemeaEors, and
form Sly 6ismissed. The committee 20
inves igate the case Of Butts, Of the
ChaTle3ton circuit, made majority re-
port OF high crimes aud misdemeanors,
and recommended Impeachment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23

Tbs Cincinnati C5nlnlercidI defends
Mr.. PenGletOn, and says in regard to
the Charges implicstirg him in turpI.
;uie in connection with the Kentucky
Central railroad claim, that having
looked into the matter it fl ads that il was
81 in the family, ard icing satisfactory
TO ths parties concerned, outsiders have
no husip ess to complain about il.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23
BARRETT.
Condition in " Mind, Body and Estate -
OF the Runaway bankrupt,

NEW YORK, March 22.-Rumors in
regard TO the business transactions OF
VIM. c Barrett continue, hut nothing
Of definite character has yet been
made known. Just before Mr.. Barrett
sailed for Europe, he committed his bus.
iness affairs to Nevin w. Butler, to
whom he gave a power OF attorney.
This morning Butler, in reply 10 re.
porter OF the Evening Post, said that he
was aware some time ago that Barrett
had been engaged in some speculstions
outside Of his profession, aod that he
was financially embarrassed. Barre't's
health became SO much impaired that
his physician ordered him to drop all
business and mske q voyage to Europe
Barrett left this city in con.
dltiOa bordering upon insanity. All
the business papers OF Barrett, except a
few, were IN bis Butler'sl possession,
but they Werein such mixed condition,
and had been kept in so unbusiness-like
a msnOer that he w6s utterly unable to
ct present form any definite idea Cf Bar
rett's affairs. Hs dOub5ed if any one
could ascertain the condition OF his
stfiirs accurately without the assistance
Of Barrett himself Mrs. Barrett had
promised him that her husband should
send him full statement Of his affairs
as soon as be arrived in Europe, if he
should then be in condition to do so.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23

TIE New York Evening Post pub.
fishes dispatch which AYERS that Gov-
error Tilden knows OF letter from Mr..
Boutwell,, when sscTe'sry Of the treSsu-
~, addressed TO Henry Clews, which
.fJFds gvou1d ioF the impeachment OF
Ganer-l Grant" We are hungry for
tina! letter. We want i. bad. Fetch y
il, 3r. T.lden, "fctch it out"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23

YyE PUBLISH to-dsy short commu-
ricai3r from Rev. Geo. c Harris, dean
Of s.. Mays protestant Epi.copsl), ,
which shows tha. Bishop Q Iintard has
all along b-ea treated in Englsud with
the defsrencs sud. respect Ofvh!eh he is
every way worthy, and that the Bishop
olLrud1a hsz bssn p1raoui in his st
t.-lo s.. We are glsd 70 chronicle tH's
contradiction 0f 2IumDs which we i0uad
repeated ia pspa-s We know to hsVe
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23

THE Ja.Per correspondent Of the
Chattanooga Tines Gays the Democrats
q Tracey City are going TO put Colonel
w. z. Colyar up IS their candidate for
Il lgAteT, against +. Y. Brown, OF Jesper,
mentioned SIS r publican or opposition
caudjia'e. The two leading Ilsnks in
Mr. Coiyal's platform are that the dog
law a1d the lease Of the Teaitentiary are
beneficial 10 the State aad should be up
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23

TIE Chattanooga Commercial is sgi-
Eating the compulsory education qUes-
ton, and sgrees with the APPEAL in
the poition it long sgo took, that " our
system OF snail, dssI-ald.slive col.
leges is q false one. A good common
school system would be worth more than
u small college on every hill"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23

THE Democracy Of Pennsylvania
fairly offset the work OF the Radicals Of
New YorF, by tire adoption OF q plat
form which, so fsr as i touches on na-
tional affairs, is all thit We would have
it. Our friends of the Keystone State
have d1ne well, ard set an example we
hope TO see fJliOwed by sll the o.her
Etsfas
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23

TIE Pecp'e sre beginning to take
some interest in the abatement Of the
Sidewalk ru'ssnce, and city officials
may make up their minds TO Know no
peace until Uniform and gJoJ sidewalks
% tln rItfn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23

The unexpected departure ofthe B;sh-
op of Paderborn tom Holland wss oc.
casiOned by demand from the Piussian
government to the Dutch government
for either his extrsdition or expulsion.
The demand was promptly acted on,
necessary orders at once to the stste pro.
curator who called upon the bishop, and
without stating sDy lessons, asked him
to quit the kingdom within fortnight.
and threAte 1irg extraditiOn IL he failed
g. comply. TIE bishop left on SAtur.
., Y, and Proceeded 10 E3Rlsnd, whence
be has alrs Idy formally declared ihst he
il tends eI1tiDUi z 10 conduct the ad.
n inisirati Jn Of his dIocete.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23

In order the mora perfectly to unite
the north snd the Eoatb, travelling
nsn" ncminstes Prof. David Swing, Of
Chicago, Illinois, for Dext President, on
az indePendeGt ticket. Meantime, We
tehfI!ly az, what IS George Francis
Train to d,9
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23
ADDITIONAL RIyER REPORT9

NASHVILLE, March 22.-River cOas
tiAues falling, with 80 Feet on the shoals.
ST. LOUIS, March 22.-Ariveds
Grand Tower, Memphis; City CT Vickss
burg, Vicksburg. Departed: Common
ealth, New Orleans; Grand Tower,
Memphis. River stationary. Weather
cloudy and warmer. A heavy snow fell
since four O'Clock in the afternoon.
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N8TABLISnED 1910.

been fhenelyto Bishop q lintsrd. How
ever misrepressnted snd misunderstood,
we know him to be one Of the most un-
firing lsborers Of his church, whether in
England, her colonies, or the United
Stntea
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23

The Little Rock Herald is Of opinion
tha. Sd far as the southwest is concerned,
the story is told. Missouri, Arkansas
aud Texas will sll give their electoral
Vote 10 eiJhe- Tiidsu, Hendricks, or any
other good Dsmocrst on q reasonable
DsmQaratic pIstlcrm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23

THE grsngers will find in to-dsy's AP.
PEAL q Letter frOU1 Postmaster Max
well, acd = synopsis OF Commissioners
WIigh1s experience in Europe that will
ilteTel Il them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23

WARHrEGTos. March q ] an.
For the GVLf &ates, Tennessee and the
ohio galley, Increasing c!o1idfRess,
a0aTo1eT tceather, sottheTly 10 easterly
O7inds, taltiHg barometer and tight rains
eeoep. IN tie eastern portion Of The Gu!f
States.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23

The members Of the Itisl riff assOcis-
ton have unanimously voted to accept
the invitation Of the National rife assO-
citation OF America to compete for the
championship OF the world. They have
also agreed TO challenge the Americans
through the Amateur rife club Of New
York to shoot a return match at Creed
moor in September, after the Centen-
nial match, on the same terms as the
DGllymcunt matches.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23

CALEB P. MARSH gave his testimony
before the cJmmittes on war expendit
ures in Washington yesterday, stating
that his testimony SIS hitherto printed is
fl Tie Main correct.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23
DIED.

GRANT-At the residence Of her husband,
L. D. Grant, corner of Seventh and Auctida
streets, Chelsea, Mrs. L. D. GRANT, aged thirty
years and three months.
Due notice will be given OF the funeral.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23

y NEw YORK letter on our second
page is interesting fJr what it contains
IN regard TO the relatives, friends and
partners Of two OF cur lsrgts! dry goods
lDuses.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23

TREASURER NEW sAys although he
desires 20 resign the ir.t OF April, he
hs' not yet spoken to the President on
the subiect.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23

ViHE regular meeting OF Mem ssEaes.
4 phis Encamp pTnenU, Nc. 80, will
be held this (THU RSDAY) even ssSssfss
ing at ~ O'Clock, for work in the 1s'~-1
Degrees and other business.
All Patriarchs are cordially invited.
Nv order JOSEPH LO-kt., e. j..
HT-GU r. CULLEN, scribe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23
MASONIC NOTICE.

A SPECIAL communication Of South 9
a Memphis Lodge, No. lis, will beNH
held this CTHU URSDAY) evening, March/SN
2}d at "a O'Clock, for work in the r. Z. CegIee.
All +. C's are fraternally invited.
nv order 3. +. HALLER, W. u.
BEN X. PULLES, Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23

A dispatch from Cleveland, Ohio,
yesterday says: "At an early hour this
morning. body Of armed men came to
the coal banks at Silver Cr,ek, in Tus-
csrsrAs valley, aud compelled the min
eTs who had gone TO work at reduced
price to quit work. Several miners at
tempted TO go into the mines and were
beaten. 1; is supposed the armed force
was composed Of striking mixers from
the MsssillOn districtn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23

WHAT has become OF the ordinance
ccea ing board o. public works? HAs
it been sm0thered between prejudices?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23

YosteraGy Of oottoI and gold: Nes0
J,rk, oot,0Ri l3Ie; Memphis, u l1-I6c.
As'g IOTt, goid o'osed a, lI4I; Hena-
PIE 49,.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23

ECRENCz Is in Washington, aud will
likely aPPsac before the house commit
tee charged with An Investigation Of
bis case, to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23
YaInahla Rn1ks for Sale.

TE1ffE undersigseI g stu Offering for sale hi
i library OF MiscellaHeous Books, and a5
extremely low prices. Pei-7F-s W'Hhlng ."
nnrcbase the v hole, or any psrI, are request a
10 call and examine the colsctiO ., which su-
bracssmauv OF the iuesr books n print.
mh5 +, W, SMITH, 32 Second 81,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23

ard fifty. So the amendment was lost,
and the original resolutions were then
adopted with dissenting voices, and the
convention adjourned,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23

OoR State Dem executive COM
mittee meets at Nalhvius to-day. Par
UcUlars to-morrow.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-23

The steamship ONO arrived at PhilS.
delphis Tuesday evening from Liver
pool, with thres hundred and eight = .e4
of goods for exhibition in the British Sec
ton Of the Centennial exposition.
, 1876-06-17
CHICAGO

ted to counsel for. decision, and both eaae and
opinion were read by tho ;.,. Cha'1men t;n,,,bs. hs
''tl,at ,hr Conference can only consist
IT one hundred dny elected preacllcrs; but that
as hitherto that legal Conference can have an
advisory council, ~ 1t always has had In tho
ottcr preachers who hare attended II, spoken,
und voted, and wl1Sc votcH IL Inns always, iHva-
rlnlly WITHOUT MI exception, ratified and cnr..
ilr,nel." In The np!hlo,l Of tho council the
legal Conference, wlcl, ClooKcs to allow preach
era not of the hundred to take part In its .lelsb-
eratlonH, ran, II It 80 wills, a. readily admit lay
men as well rs preachers to such aivtsury a,n-
vcrsatfons. The 1dtndnn 4lftthmiixt Which i,as
hcc. thc lratllnE ulvnrate ol the ,n"yStncnt fs-
pose that the time can bc fur distant when lny.
inca mus. be admitted to the 1our Of TIM Col-
ference. The same paper asserts that iiOne
striking characteristic Ut the present movement
ia that thcresls un entire absence Of all bitter
speaking and Offensive agttatlnn. Those who
advocate tl1c change ayc ardent lovers If Meth
odis,u, and Of Metl,oslIst tnInlssers. They are
anxious tt, secure such church organization as
will put the one they esteem the best In tho FORE
front ot all the CHURCHES af the world"
, 1876-06-17

btg--of as small-as = good sized doE, 4 present
to Prince Albert Victor from the Nawab Of
Tonk;. Cahuilee, another pony, 50 called be-
cause he was believed to come from Caboul, but
name Which swseps tie grotlnd, !. " Yasknnsi
origin; and Coo1lWsie tie splendid Arab Tint
carried of the prize at the hl,oW Ia 1874. This
magnificent charger was ridden all through In
da, and diaplaye1 no fear whatever ot The cte-
plnnts, calnelh, and other unnGcustnmrd beahts
with which ic was daily confronted, thanks to a
short course ot special training that he was
given At tho "Zoo" before the Prince sailed.
The Prince has Hlro brought 70 England the
only twie suffered deicat during long t.lri t,-
rcrr, and that will probably be trained ami
tested aguinst the racers Of England.
, 1876-06-17

The Medical Academy Of Rosna has held all
important meeting " vtnd!casc tic health Of
the cty. Drs. Lanzi and TcrEfgt seaa papers
emboQying stc results Ut minute analyses Ut air
uu4 utt.er sAn!tAry conditions In the ccntrl aud
suburban quarters, aud maintained that Rome,
during spring and winter, ra,.ks Wit. the
healtllest of ltaliun cities, anil u not only III
The gentre Of the city remuins healthy In sum
sncr and autu.na, though thu suburban quarters
expoaed u the campagna arc then decidedly
insalubrlous The KoHiAn cllslato Ia stcadlly
improving, as tho vineyards are built over aud
drainage extends. An animated discussion fol-
lowed. DR.. FantA1e4,nl contended that, even IN
summer. excavations aud drainage works d!ss
not, rs in virgin soils, produce malaria. Pr.
oi iuyess In the weekly health return. These, II
accurately read, showed the meau mortality
not to exceed "A per 1,oo0 D.. itltta proved
turns. numerous sclapsing ca4cs figuring as
ftvsh ones when rcs4l,nittrl 10 hospital.