Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-07-07
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITY.

Cincinnati, July 6: Cincinnatis, 8;
Athletics, 2.
Paris, July 6: Casenir Perier, states
man, died to-day.
London, July 6: Astysnsx ScevoIa
Bosis, the French sculptor, is dead.
Chicago, July 6: Base-bsll-H Hartford,
6; Chicago, 2,
London, July 6: The steamships Cas-
plan and Braunscwheig have arrived
out.
New York, July 6: Arrived-Steam-
ship State Of Pennsylvania, from Gas
gov.
Columbus, Ohio, July 6: Governor
Hayes returned from Philadelphia this
morning.
New York, July 6: Specie shipments
to day, two hundred and fifty thousand
dollars in gold coin.
Columbus, July 6: New Havens, q;
Buckeyes, l. This is the second defeat
of the Buckeyes by the New Havens
this week.
Paris, July 6: The specie in the Bank
of France increased ten million seven
hundred and forty thousand francs the
past week.
London, July s.: The home-rulers to-
day decided to submit the amnesty pro-
position to parliament on the fifth of
August next.
Syracuse. N. Y, July s: L. h. Jones,
| proprietor of a hotel at Earlville, was
shot dead last night by man whom he
had refused drink.
City of Mexico, June %: General
| Santa Anna died to-day, aged eighty
four yeats. General CsriIla died from
the effects of his wounds.
indianapolis, June g.: Harvey Bates,
senior, one OF the first settlers of this
city, died this morning, aged eighty.f0ur
years. Mr.. Bates was the first sheriff OF
this county.
Copenhagen, July 6: The king and
queen of Greece started for London,
where they will remain a fortnight t.
They will then visit Russia with the
Danish royal family.
San Francisco, July 6: A dispatch
from Virginia City reports great excite
| ment at the news of General CustaT's
death. A meeting has been called to
organize company of volunteers.
London, July 6: Bullion in the Bank
| of England increased two hundred and
| thirty-one thousand pounds during the
past week; proportion Of Bank reserve
| to liabilities, fifty.tw and One-ejghth per
| ceht.
London, July 6: In the house Of com.
mons, this3evening, Sir William Vernon
Harcourt, liberal, gave notice that he
would move q resolution declaring ii
expedient to amend the extradition
laws.
New York, July 6: DR.. Thomas Evans,
| of Paris, is here, and will begin this week
the work of raising subscriptions for q
monument in France of gratitude to the
great men who helped America in the
revolution.
Chicago, July 6.-A dispatch was re.
ceived from D. L. Moody this afternoon
dated South Vernon, Vermont, in which
he says he will be ready to commence
revival work in Chicago on the first day
of October.
Long Branch, July 6: The attendance
was light to-day. The first race-Jersey
jockey club, mile heats-was won by
Egypt. Time, 1:49t, 1:49a Shylocb
was second and Donny brook third in
each heat. The hurdle race was won by
Cornet.
Manchester, July 6: The Guardian o
to-day says: The cotton trade at Black
burn is so depressed that a general re-
sort to short time is stated to be proba
BILE. A meeting Of employers in NUrtl
and Northeastern Lancashire will short
ly be held to consider proposals affecting
both wages and hours Of labor"
New York, July 6: The funeral o
Colonel Marshall Lsfferts, who died OF
the second Of July on his way to Phils
delphis, took place today, and wa
numerously attended. The members o
the Seventh regiment and veteran corps
with which Colonel Lefferts was lonI
attached, were present In citizens dress
The remains were inferred in Green
wood.
Cedar Hill, KY, July 6: The Louis
vile. Mutual game to-day was witnesse,
by only nine or ten hundred persons
The result was as follows: Louisville, 7
Mutuals, /. Errors-Lc 'sville, 4; MU
tusls, s. Runs earned-Louisviile, /
Base hits-Louisville, 10; Mutusls 9
Time Of game, one hour and forty. Fl "
minutes. Umpire-Mr. Walsh. Tn
playing Of the Louisvilles was very bril-
liant.