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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-11
UNFURNIsHED ROOMS AND APART
nIENTS TO LET.

UNFINISHED ROOMS AND APART
MENTS TO LET.
AT WEST 2erH ST., IN PRIVATE HoUsE.-Two
modern improvements very low terms house aud appoint
ments first class
ORO WEST I7rH STA CONVENIENT UHFUR
for ga only small quiet family desired American pre-
ferred' no May moving.
HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WANTED.
In this City and Brooklyn.
A SMALL FAMILY WANT A NICE FLOOR UP
town. rem maSt DC WSdsaie West side preferred
A n AMERICAN MAN AND WIFE (No CHILDREN
n will take charge Of house. furnished unfurnshed'
would hire Rooms unfinished In private house
address or call ON G. f. NJ, At Baeys Market Broadway
A LADY WISHES A FURNISHED ROOM IN A PRT
"A yate family large enough for piano in respectable
j. c. l6 DOminick ST.
UNFINISHED HOUSE wANTED-wHERE OWNER
would receive rent in Board with privilege Of other
box l2e Herald Uptown Branch Office
FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED IMMEDIATELY-BY
FSHSi box aSSIs sO Der month
FURNISHED ROOMS .wANTED.--THREE ADULTS
desire second third Floor, furnished, for house
terms, &c ROOMS So A West 18th st.
WANTED-sMALL THREE STORY HOUSE OR FLAT,
IN pa snd Sood Tsdt sos
si7 Post on oiRce "'' S''' '''''' ''' -'''
WANTED-To RENT A WE'LL FURNISHED GOOD
w sized House above 18th st. and east Of 18th Ad
dress j. r., Herald Uptown Branch Office.
WANTED--A FRENCH FLAT, WITH GAS HOT AND
w cold and all conveniences for housekeeping
in good location; rent not to exceed S36 Address A.
LLERENA * CO., Post Office box ), l04
XNANTED-TN FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSE
w keeping between both ald doth I'd and Lexing
Address stating price which be reasonable
SOUTHERN, Herald Uptown Branch Office
IHrANTED-A BASEMENT FITTED WITH A BAKERS
w oven, in good situation. Apply at No Waverley
place.
VXTANTED-A HOUSE OR FLAT CONTAINING TEN
w rooms; location between 10th and 18th Address,
stating particulars and terms box l64 Herald office.
VNANTED-A HANDSOME HOUSE IN FIRST CLASS
w location, furnished where owner would accept rooms
and board for rent parties only, with TERMS
location, &c, K 5. H., Herald Uptown Branch office.
VNANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. THREE
w or four Rooms second floor Of private house
the side below 23d to exceed S Address
HAMILTON, SO5 Washington st.
I'm the Country.
WANTED TO HIRE-A SMALL COTTAGE OR FARM
W House, furnished or unurnished, either on Long
Island Sound the Hudson River is miles
from the city, state location and terms Address B. box
5,346 Post Office, New York.
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR
SALE OR TO RENT.

A NYBODY WANTING PRODUCTIVE FARMS IN
~ WescheSter, Putnam Duchess Rockland Orange
sullivan counties. Connecticut New Jersey bargains
and exchange communicate Immediately to 100 Park
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OF WEST s6TH sT.-GOOD DOUBLE AND sINGLl
I'll Rooms TO let, with without Board; terms mod
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-11

A CASH AND VALUABLE LOTs SITUATED 20
~. miles in Jersey exchange for good Merchandise
D agents Address r.. boy ll6 nerald nniee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-11

LNoR SALE-SEVERAL FIRST CLASS FRUIT AND
IL Truck Farms. In Monmouth county. n. j. from 30 10
% acres; good buildings; well ruited bargains
HINE A GRAY ST 9th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-11

A BRICK HOUSE. FINE ORDER. NEAR A BROOK
~ lyn ferry. 20 exchange for nice Country Place
New York worth about 5000 Owners send particu
lars. RULE Rroadwav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-11
FURNISHED ROOMS AND APARTMENTS
TO LET.

~ respect desirable Room with every convenience
or two gentlemen. leo I'd av., corner 10th st.
A MAGNIFICENT FRENCH FLAT SEVEN LIGHr
~ rooms. elegantly and completely furnished mmedi-
atey 70 rent and Furniture for sale "A St Marks place
I'd Second bell
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REAL ESTATE no EXCHANGE.

TO LET-FACToRY, s7XI25 FEET CORNER BRIDGE
and John SITS, Brooklyn power can be furnished Apply
10 q. IL. BLISS. 10 Wall st.
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A NEAT FURNISHED HALL BEDROOM To LET tt
"A lady gentleman; only flight up 254 Yves
10th Mrs Ridden
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10S WEST 10Th sT-THREE STORY AND ATTIC
fOO high stoop brick House aiming fourteen
all improvements recently painted ghout and
pete order overlooking the grounds of the Episcopal
lege. Inquire of the estate Of d. A CUSHMAN liz 9th
av., Goth
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O11 WEST seTH STOOD DOUBLE AND SINGLE
I'll Rooms TO let with or without Board terms mod
00Q WEST s7TH ST, SECOND FLIGHT OF STAIRS
QUO nicely furnished front Room for gentleman and
terms
Q1O 5TH Av-ELEGANT SUITS OF APARTMENTS,
DID with without private table, thoroughly drst class
appointments.
OE0 WEST 18Th sT-Two GENTLEMEN, ALSO
OCC two ladies. can have Board. with pleasant Rooms;
single So week home comforts; English family
1I70 BRoADwAY.-A LARGE FRONT ROOM;
lady the lady boarded If desired.
A LARGE ROOM, SUITABLE FOR A DENTIST OR
"A doctor also large front Rooms let with without
Or o address No %sss st. References Refers s'''
A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED SECOND FLOOR
with scarf on Ssa%ergy Park also one large ro s
dress BOARD. box lS5 Herald Uptown Branch office.
A HANDSOMELY FURNISHED BED AND RE-
snall private family Address QUIET, Herald Uptown
Branch Office
A FAMILY GOING SOUTH FOR TIE WINTER DE
string the comforts Of home, Apply at No. I4l West 44h
St. between 9th av. and Broadway
MADISON Ay., NEAR 42D sT.-TO LET, WITH OR
M without Board the Second and Third Floors Of new
connodstons need address box $50 Posi- Office '''''
THE MISSES ENswoRTH, FORMERLY OF y UNION
Rooms to let with Board; reference.
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.
A JEWISH FAMILY CONSISTING OF GENTLEMAN
IN wife and grown sons, desire Board In first class
boarding house above 4Oth ST. west side Address JEWlS
box 1914 Herald office.
BOARD FOR GENTLEMAN AND WIFE IN PR,
- vate family with other boaders; terms moderate
References required and given Address, stating particulars
box 1913 Herald Office.
BOARD WANTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. A GENTLE
ID and his wife; below 42d st., between Sd and 9Th
terms exceed $40 per week Address K W. A.,
Herald Uptown Branch office.
DoARD WANTED-BY A YOUNG GENTLEMAN: PRI-
ID family preferred; 81 per week unexceptonabe
references given and required Address box 300 Post
Office
BOARD wANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE.
ID SIS per week first rate location, nice Room handsome
house priv family references Address H. A H. Herald
Uptown Branch Office
CENTLEMAN AND WIFE WISH BOARD IN Ex-
particulars. REDAsH, Herald Uptown Branch office.
DOOM wANTED-wITH OR WITHOUT BOARD, ON
IL Lexington between 3oth and 10th sts !;
references exchanged Address r., l22 Lexington
w ANTED-A NEATLY FURNISHED ROOM FOR A
w gentleman and wife, above 10th st.; Board for
lady only will pay monthly in advance If suited Address
giving full particulars and terms which must be low, A NJ
Herald office.
JNANTED-TwO SMALL OR ONE LARGE ROOM,
w with Board. for single gentlem an Address X. A..
Herald Office stating lowest price and location.
TNANTED-ROOMs WITH PRIVATE TABLE FOR A
w gentleman and wife, three children and nurse be-
Both and 10th and Madison and 9th Address
box ,270 Post Office.
XNTANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN, SINGLE ROOM
w with or without Board, with q widow single lady
Address c. MUELLER, station ID.
YOUNG GENTLEMAN IS WILLING TO PAY $50
weekly for home in strictly private family Address
HOME. box l75 Herald Office.
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A loo ACRE FARM IN CONNECTICUT; $40 ACRE
N Farm, Huntington. L. L. $50 Farm. Wostcheste
county all stocked exchange for Brooklyn city Prop
srty. T. OLIVER CARTER, 80 Nassau ST.. room / l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-11

A FINE ESTABLISHED WOOL MANUFACTURING
n Business with valuable patent especially; will
change ifor Houses other Real Estate encountered
Address = ID DAVIS, station &.
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A NEWLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM TO LET
~ All improvements, bath &c. with a private family:
splendid location references required No 2o9 East 18th
Il near
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1876-01-11

A THREE VERY DESIRABLE FOUR STORY
IL. brown stone Flats West 49h ST., exchange fo
city country Property.
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IIyANrED-HoUsEs FLOORS. ROOMS AND STORES
w 20 let 70 supply demands, also City Property fol
Country Property 20 exchange, BY G. A. MUERRLE CO.
lOf Blocker ST.. New York.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-27
Liferarr OuriOsifY.

A lady occupied q whole year In
searching for and fittirg the following
thirty. eight lines from English and
American poets. The whole reads as II
written at one time and by one author
LIFE.
Why all this toll for triumphs of an hourF-
Young.
DR.. johnson.
By turns we catch the fatal breath and die =
Pope.
The cradle and the grave, alas! so Nigh
To be is better far than not to be,-SssOeU.
Though all mans life may seem tragedy. =
Spencer.
But light cares speak when mighty griefs are
dumb-DGnieJ
The bottom is but shallow whence they come.
Sir Walter Scott.
Your fate Is but the common fate of all -
LOnQfeLi0tO.
Unmingied Joys here do no man befan;-
SotGthaOeH.
Nature to each allots It's proper sphere
Con0TeUe.
Fortune makes folliss her peculiar care =
Churchill.
Custom does often reason oVerrule,-ROch-
ester.
And throw a cruel sunshine on a fool.-Arnl-
strong.
Live well.how long or short permit to Heav-
en.-MiLton.
They who forgive most shall be most forgiven.
Bailey.
Sin may be clssped 80 close we cannot see his
face e;-FreTlch.
Vile intercourse, where virtue has not place.
-SomervHe.
Then keep each passion down, however dear
Thomson.
Thou pendulum betwixt smile and tear
Byron.
Her sensual cores let faithless pleasures lay.
SIN Uet.
With craft and skill to run and betray.-
CrQbbe.
Soar not TOO high to fall, but stoop to RISE
MGSstnqeT.
We masters grow of all that we despise.-
Oh, then renounce that impious self-esteem
-BeGttis.
Riches have wings, and grandeur is a dream.
-CoWper.
Think not ambition wise because tits brave
ST. Walter 0dUenaia.
The paths of glory lead but TO the grave
Gray.
What is ambition9 Ills a glorious cheat
-RiLie.
Only destructive to the brave and grest.-Ad-
wha!'s all the gaudy glitter of a CROWN
The way to bliss lies not on beds OF down.
Francis QUaTleS.
How long We i've, not years, but actions tell
Watkins.
That man lives twice who lives the first life
Well.-HeTTfck.
Make then, while yet 20 may, your God your
friepd.-HeT1 tick.
Whom christians Worship yet not compre-
hend.-HiU.
The trust that's given guard, and to yourself
be just.-DdRG.
For, live how we may, yet die we must
f2hdkesDedTe,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-27

TIE committee on transportation o
the National Democratic convention a
81. Louis, have received notice FROM
over one hundred railroads, embracing
sll the leadir g roads In the country, and
many branch and side lines, that they
will convey ali delegates and others 3e-
sigaing TO attend the convention al
hRli-fare rstes. A number Of other roads
will commute rates to half-fare for dele
gstss and Centennial rates 10 all others.
Besides these numerous roads will
chsrge one snd one.fitth fare for the
round trip, and others name two and
three cents per mile each way.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-27
POLITICAL NOTES.

Burlington, Iowa, May %: The Re-
publican congressional convention oi
the Fifth district yesterday nominated
Colonel Stone, Of DesMolnes, for con-
Eress.
M'LeAnsborc, Ill, May 26. The Nine
teenth district ID Democratic congressional
convention, at MountVernon, yesterday,
nominated r. W. Townsend, Of Shaw
nsetowD, for congress.
New York, May rs: A Greensboro,
North Carolina, dispatch says that Col
OneI Robert NJ. Douglass has been elect-
ed delegate 10 the Republican national
convention at Cincinnati.
Indianapolis, May 26: The Repub-
licsns opened the campaign tonight by
a reception to EX-MinisteF 9TH, the
candidate for governor, at the = ademy
OF Music. He was introduce by Ex-
Governor Baker, and was follOwG d by
General Brown and other speSkeTs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-27
The Berlin Conference and Count An.
drassy's Note.

drassy's Note.
PARIS, May 26.-The Journal des
De6dts purports to give full summary
Of the note of the Berlin conference.
The preamble reeites that the powers
have the moral right to obtain the full
fIlment Of the engagement which the
sultan contracted in accepting the terms
of Count Andrassy's note, for on its full
fillment depends the maintenance of
peace. The sultan has as yet performed
nothing whereby Mussulman fauaticism
is encouraged. The Salonica affair is
due to the Porte's hesitation. The
memorandum states that the powers
have agreed upon the following points
FTst-A two months armistice, during
which it is hoped that an understanding
on the basis of the Andrassy note will
be reached. Second--The Porte to re.
store to the christians their houses and
churches, supply them with food for one
year, and exempt them from taxation
for three years from their return. Third
Such relief to be distributed by q COM
mission composed OF representatives of
the two religions of HeTzegovinia, with
a christian presiding. Fourth-Turkish
troops to be withdrawn, except from six
fortified towns, until the complete paci-
fication of the country. Fifth-The
HeIzsgovinians rot to lay down their
arms until the Mussulmen have laid
down theirs, and the reforms have been
faithfully executed. sixth-The consuls
or delegates OF the powers to superintend
generally the execution of the reforms,
especially the return of the refuge es.
The note concludes that II the armistice
expires Without the accomplishment OF
the reforms, such effectual measures will
be taken by the powers as may appear
requisite.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-27

could have the privilege Of the floor; he
went in with me; as passed up to the
chair / threw bunGle down carelessly;
IL ley there until the house adjourned,
and took il down in the lower private
room that bad; it lay there for months I;
II was 8 package Of maps, some
OF descriptive pamphlets and some
Of descriptive sketches; mean
some Of those that were made by
individuals and not published, showing
the coal fields in the Arkansas valley;
it was considered st that time by Cald-
we'll and others that there would be
quite q speculation in buying fhese
lands and those allotted off to show how
much could be got in one body; as sec.
tons wtrs tsBen alternately, is was hard
to get large tract together; a very few
thousand dollars would buy consider
able quantity Of them; | think the
company offered them at five or six dol.
lars an acre; this was sent to me as
prospectus snd general setting forth of
the merits and virtues Of the
speculation; did not give great deal
OF attention to 1t; hal come computs-
tions made as to the cost of hauling
to the river, how far Ii would be from
Arkansas river, and Eow much 1t
would cost by the time it got by rail to-
rhe Mississippi; the result OK the whole
thing was die not embark; that is all
there was in the story of the package;
there wss nothing more mysterious in
it than il should hand this book to the
chairman; it was delivered in a crowd
and carried into the house and thrown
down without care, and it lay in my
room with a miscellaneous lot OF
papers about year, referring to 1t
every now and then; Robinson never
delivered to me bond of the Fort Smith
and Little Rock company, either in
Washington or any other place; desire
to make statement as broad as it can
be in every shape and form, both inclu-
sively and exclusively. Mr.. Chairman
(White), am here; 1 desire to repeat
under oath, in relation to this
entire sixty-four thousand-dollarc charge,
that the statement made by me on the
floor OF the house is true in all its parts,
without reservation for the purpose of
evsdipg the iron-clad oath.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-27
DIED.

TAYLOR-At the residence OF her brother
tn-law, Mr.. VIM. Crump, in Holly Springs,
Miss, on the l2Jh inst, Mrs. JENNIE TAYLOR,
wife OF Captain Nat G. Taylor, OF this city, in
the 3Ith year of her age.
She was a loving and dutifuI wife and
mother. After long illness she died in full
christian faith, and leaves q large circle OF
friends and relatives to mourn her loss and to
Sympsthize with her devoted husband and
children. ....... ..-.
TREADWELIl-In this city, at the resideD ce
Of his brother, A. G. Treadwell, No. 4S7 Shelby
street, at twenty minutes to eleven o'clock,
Friday night, May 26th, b. DEKALB TREAD
Treadwell & Bros, aged thirty-six years and
twenty eight days.
Due notice of funeral will appear in Sunday
morning papers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-27
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITY.

New York, Msy 26: Arrived-Steam-
or Maine, from Bremen.
Columbus, Ohio, May 26: Base ball
Buckeyes, = Activss. Of Reading, 2.
vienna, May 20: BaIon Won JOnchief,
of ths Se neral staff OF the Austrian army,
is dead.
o1eenstown, May 26: The steamship
Wyoming from the United States has
arrived.
Rome. May %: The parliamentary
committee on the Basle convention de-
cided TO Tfjs sct it.
London, May 26: A reward Of five
thousand dollsrs has been offered for the
apprehension OF the person who stole the
portrait Of the Duchess Of DeyoHshiTe.
Omaha, May %: Three wooden build
Iues on the northwest corner OF Thlr-
teenth street and Capital avenue were
destroyed by morning. No insurance.
Jafsyette, Indians, May %: The citi-
gems Of Lafayette, irrespective OF party,
tender q public reception ct the opera
house tomorrow night to EX-Minister
Odh.
New York, May %: 1t ia reported
that Samuel Sloan, president OF the D:l-
aware. II1ChhNduud anu NOoN0Ah AOoNt
bss been Eamed for the presidency Of
the Michigan Central, as successor to
Jay, resigned.
Omshs, May 20: Upon the NEST com
petent authority, the report that the
suallsox exists along the line OF the
Pacific road is emphsticRliy denied. No
cases are known but two among the en-
pIoyes in the rolling mills at Laramie
City.
London Asy 26: A Vienna special
saws that pTeliminaries Of the new ar
mistice are already undergoing consider
alton both ia the Turkish and insurgent
camps. The Porte hiss authorized
Mukhtar tashs 10 suspend hostiltties
whenever feasible.
New York. May 26: The agent here
On the MedIicott manufacturing COM
DsriS of Windsor Locks, Connecticut,
says there is no truth whatever Ia the
statement that Mr.. NJ edlicott has gore
to Europe with any of the company's
funds; he however admits the fstlu re OF
the company.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-27
RACE NEWS.
Baltimore Races.

BALTIMORE. May 26.-The mile dash
was won by freebooter; Fraud second,
Nav d. third. Time l:4G. The handi-
cap purse, one and 9 half miles, was
taken by BurgoO, Resolute second and
OssRe third. Time 2:424. The next
rsce was q two mile heat, and was won
by Victor; Joe Germs second, Hoaxer
third. Time 4:4l, 4:43. The sseeple-
ehsse. shout two ard q half miles, was
won by CIronet; Bullet second, Colonel
Nelligan third. No time taken.
Al Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, May 28.-Third day Of
the Chester park races. Weather hne,
track in good condition.
First Rdce-Purse $50; second horse
$50: three. .qusrteT-mils dash; ten en-
iries. sight Started; won by Lady Clip
ner. beshag st. George, Larry Hart and
Tsck HarkaYay in the oder named; /;
fhe others not ptscet. Time, l:l7a. The
yvioner was the favorite In the pools.
Second Rdce-Mils heats, for thres-
vesr-olds; thirty rominstions, eight
starters Bombay won the ArHt heat,
Harry Hill second, Dinsmore third, Crit
fourth, Mslmistic fifth, Nina Douglas
sixth: the Others not placed, The second
Leat wss won by Grit, Bombay second,
Hin third, MRlmistic fourth, pinsmofe
6ftb Ii G,,ldsberg, sixth. The third heat
rTss hefwee,7 Grit and Bombay, and
WAS won by tn letter by half head,
Tjme, I:47i. I:45s. AZ. -,
Third Race -Two.n1lis cssn, IoF 81
ages; three entries, all Ei$riSd-boo
Woolley, Sue Wynne and Camsrg2.i
won by Woolley, CamsTg0 secoro,
Wynne third. Time, 3:44i.
In the pools tonight for tO-mOrTow's
rsses. in the fiust race Woolley js first
choise. Brakeman second, and Phillis
frir1 In the second race Novity Is the
fayoriie, Carrie Auderso9 second choice,
and Emma Cobb and Wsr Jig alter
rstalv third and fourth. In the third
race Lsrry Hart was first choice, Gold
Mine second, and Cruissn third.
This, from the s.. Louis Times, is the
hest summary Of thesilver senator's TWO
dsys speech we have seen:
senator Jones has silver 20 sell,
And Seostor Jones
Don't make any bones
q telling the country to buy,
Atdgures remarkably high,
me silver that Senator Jones has 70 sell.
THE SUNDAY APPEAL is the BEST adj
yertising medium In the State.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-27
About the Suppressed Facts in the
Emma Nine Business.

LONDON, May 26.-In the house of
commons this afternoon Philip Colan,
liberal member for Dundalk, gave notice
that on Monday he would ask Disraeli
whether in view of grave disclosures
made before the foreign affairs commit.
tee Of the house of Representatives at
Washington concerning certain Brit.
ish subjects, showing fraudulent SUD.
preston Of facts and Misrepresentation
in the prospectus of the Emma mining
company, the government intends to
ask the law Office Of the crown for an
opinion regarding the propriety ofIinsti.
tuting criminal proceedings against the
persons implicated.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-27
Supreme Effort Will be Made to Sup
press the Bulgarian InsurreetiOn.

LONDON, May ga dispatch from
Constantinople says that the memorau.
dunn Of the Berlin conference has not
yet been officially communicates, but 1t
is stated that the Porte will reject it and
ssk the European powers to Keep with
in the limits OF the treaty of Paris and
not interfere in the internal affairs Of
Turkey. The Porte intends to call out
all the reserves 6nd make q supreme eff
fort to suppress the insurrectioD. 1t is
rumored that the sultan, ,on learning that
the cash in the treasury was not suffl.
cient to meet the requirements Of the
public debt, promised to advance the
necessary funds from his private purse.
The Courier de Orient asserts that In
that part OF Bulgaria where the insur-
rectiOn prevails one hundred and eight
cen villages which contained one hum
dred thousand inhabitants have been
burned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-27
WEATHER PROBABILITIES.

WAR DEPT, OFFICE CH. SIG. oEFICKK,l
unsAIEsrOh, May ~, an {
For Tennessee and The Ohio valley,
falling and stationary barometer, tci'Ids
mostly from The northeast TO sotItheast,
slightly SOarTaer, partly cloudy iSeather
aad possibly IN fO-DleT occasional rain.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-27

PARIS, May 26.-At meeting Of dele
gates from forty-four workmen's socie-
ties it was decided not to accept the
governments subyention for the expen-
ses of visit to Philadelphia to the Gen.
tennial exhibition, subject to the condi.
ton that the government shall select
the delegates. ...l
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-27
CLOSING RATES

Yesterday cf cotton and gold: NeW
York, cotton, llie; Memphis, lie.
Ne10 York, gid closed at 1921; Mem
s.bss T1Ig
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-05-27

WASHINGTON dispatches say that the
senate bss confirmed the appointment
OF 5eligman Brothers to be Z nited States
agents In Europe for the navy depart.
menG