Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-16

NEW ORLEANS. March 15.-The bark
Slelpner arrived at the passes yesterday from
Rio, IN charge of the mate, who reports that
during the voyage the captain, second officer
and the boy died of yellow fever. The YES
sci Is now at quarantine.
Serious Accident on the Mississippi
Central Railway.
New ORLEANS, March Is. "A sleeper on
the New Orleans, Chicago and st. Louis rail-
road was thrown from the track by a broken
rail, at Abbaville, Mississippi Several pas
sengers were badly bruised. Senator Kellogg
received severe cut on the head.
Case for Judge Lynch.
CINCINNATI, March ia tramp who
outraged Mrs. Treusdale in the vicinity of
Newport, was arrested to-day, and has con-
fessed the crime. He is lodged in the New
port jail. Excitement runs high, and it Is
feared an attempt will be made to lynch him
tonight.
New York Bank Statement,
New YORK, March I5.-Bauk statement
Loans, decrease, s., 349, 700; specie, increase,
$367, 200; legal tender decrease, $l,420,-
400; deposits, decrease, 81, 729, 300; circua-
ton, increase, S99, 200; reserve, decrease,
$3.50, $50. The banks now hold s. S54, 975
IN excess OF legal requirements.
The Railway Ticket Agents.
New YORK, March 15.-The National as
ISOLATION of general passenger and ticket
agents resumed their session to-day IN the
Metropolitan hotel. The report Of the COM
adopted with some amendments. The an
nual convention will lbe held on the third
Tuesday In March, aud the semi annual on
the third tuesday il September.
In Distress.
BALTIMORE, March l5.-Captaln Vaughan
of the British bark Sagitta, lust arrived, re-
ports that on February 18th, in latitude forty
hUn anrth lNnrv 1tf1la I
west, he spoke "a United States man-of-
war, bark Iigged, with rudderhead and gear
gone. He could not understand the name,
but her commander deserted him and re-
quested that a steamer be sent to his assist
ance.
Angelo BsccesaIupi's Bad Deeds.
RICHMOND, Va, March I5.-Angelo Bac-
cegalupi tonight fatally stabbed his wife
several times. She was his cousin and pos
sessed considerable money, and he getting
control arranged to decamp. His wife sus-
pectIng his design when he left home, went
after him and endeayored to bring him back
BaccegaIupi thereupon stabbed her and ran
off. He jumped into the canal and swan
across, but was caught as he came out, and
wife's money found on him.
Bayard TayIOr's FunerRi.
KENNETT SQUARE, PA, March ID
Business at this place was entirely
suspended out of respect to the
memory of Bayard Taylor, and many of the
houses were draped in mourning. Governor
Hoyt and a joint committee of the State
legislature arrived early, also the grand
chorus from adjacent towns. At Cedar
Croft private burial service was held, the
parents Of Mr. Taylor being too infrm to at
tend the regular ceremo1ies. The funeral
procession then started f7r Longwood, where
the remains Of Mr. Taylor we're inferred.
the Csnadiae TaC.T QnestIOn.
OTTAWA, March I5.-In The course of a
speech on the tariff changes last night, Mr..
Iilley said the larger proportionate share Of
our revenues must be derived from the
United States than from England. Since the
United States abrogated the reciprocity
treaty, goods had largely been admitted free;
it was hoped this would induce the United
States to deal as literally by us, but this ex-
pectation was not realized. We would be
compelled to impose on United States
goods a higher share of duty than before;
but, coupled with this condition, that when
the United States were willing to take off
any portion of their duty, we were ready to
meet them. The governments were in favor
of reciprocity Of tie tariffs, in hopes of a
judlcious reciprocity of trade.
The French SituatiOu