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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-19
:. B. WOLFE. Notary Pabiio.

GRO. " L. CROCK. Insurance Agent and Average
Adjuster, Telegraph Building continues to receive
applications and policies for the above Old
sBd relsble uthern Insurance COMPANY at rates as
low As any solvent Company can afford to take. seq
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
FROM HARRISBURG.

H,RRIsBuRc, Penn, Thursday, May 10, lsol.
A private from Shippen Cameron County, named
Madison of the Buckta battalion, was shot ut Camp
Curtin accidentally this morning. He died instantly
George a. McCall OF Chester County was nominated
for Major-GeDcr, of the Penneyyaula militia, this
morning, by the Governor and unanimously confirmed
by the Senate. Mccall ~ a graduate Of West Point
and served on Gen. Wo,ths stall in NJ, sico. Subsa-
quently, he was Assistant insp etcr-Gener OF the IT,
S Army. For eight years back, however, he hasseen
a farmer in Chester County.
w. II. Smith Of Philadelphia has been appointed
SurgeoD-t;eneral
The Brigadior- Generals will not be appointed for
some days.
A belief prevails here in legislative circles that ex-
Governor Geury will be one of the two strongly
pushed Brigadier-Generas, on the ground that his
apIontnent will tend 10 obliterae past party dstinc-
ious and alec because oil his personal experience in
military mattefs-
Seventy-fve members aud officers Of the House
headed by Speaker Davis presented paper rendering
their services to ,ho Federal Government
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
MOVEMENTS OF TROOPS IN BALTIMORE.

DALiinohf, hiht io 'ooi.
Twelve hundred troops have just arrived by the
Northern Central Railroad and have parsed through
this city, en- route to ashngton They embrace the
regiment from Michigan and rome unarmed companies
No disturbance whatever occurred.
The troops from Ohio and some more regiments from
Pennsy ylvania hourly expected. There 10 fleet Of
transports at Perryville ready 10 bring them on.
The troops recently encamped on Federal He'll have
returned TO the Relay House. No movement toward
the reoccupation OF Federal Hill Las yet been made,
but its obvious advantages as a military position will
DOUBTLESS lead Gen. Cadwallader TO occupy it with
portion Of bis force.
Gen. Cadwallader's headquarters at For Nc
Henry. His troops encamped between the fort and
Locust Point, on open lots. They have tens and camp
equpage in abundance, and sre well supplied with
neces-,res by the citizens. Both officers and
more popular with the people than the troops at Fed
era Hill were.
report prevails here this evening that Rose Winans
has been released. lie was certainly in custody at
Fort McIlenry his afternoon.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17

gestures prominent among which were threats of the
halter These insrs however, Mr. Fl. generously At.
buted rather to want of discipline on the part of the
sentinels who should have protected him from such
treatment. Mr.. H. vindicated his declaration, when
examined, that he was nd spy, by declining to give
any information as to the nUNber of troops at Hapers
Ferry their condition. and the character and extent Of
their notifications that have been erected there.
This evening about O'Clock, the jst Rsst Michigan
Volunteers, $50 men, Col ID. B. Wilcox, three COM
panics from Pennsylvania, in al 100, arrived VIA
Northern Central Railroad and marched through The
western section of the city to The Mount Glare Depot
and took the cars for Washington. They presented a
spiendd appearance, fully equipped, ard accom-
panied by five bands They were received wilh cheers
and other tokens OF admiration.
The Philadelphia regiments have camp near the
fort. They in fine order They were visited to-
day by many citizens, who had pleasant nterco'ne
with them They have not yet occupied Federal HILL
but being convenient to t. can readily DO so whenever
such course should be thought exp edient.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
THE LATE COLLISION AT II. LOUIS.
MOVEMENTS on THt sECEssiONisfs.
ST. Lorfs, Thursday, May IL, 1861.

NOV EMENIS on 1ilt SEtE>SiONi>I~.
ST. Lots, Thursday May Ii, 1861.
The testimony in the Of the Wslnui-ssreet
tragedy, on saturday evening closed esierday. The
following verdict was rendered:
Chat six of persOns shot IN Wslnut stree.
Killed by mu-kd ball- discharged by volunteer United
Sttos soldiers, der The command oi ocers unknown
to the jury, and that too Of The Ierso shot at the
same line were hicd hy pistol shots Grod by personf
unknown 10 the Jury
The Keokuk and Quincy papers say that hundreds
Of Union men bad been driven olt Of Missouri, under
orders ssued 10y the CoNcil of the Southern Legion.
A dispatch from ST. Aubert says that DIR. Lciyncr,
residing in Liberty oSnslnp, near BE Usage bridge.
ias been arrested and sent 10 Jefferson City Tor trAl
b. martial law, for raising company Of I'M IA volun-
ieers
A military cncamfuebt Of about 200 State troops al
st. Joseph, mostly armed with guns recently taken
from the Arsenal 90 libeny, was drereed on the lJth
int. En.istiug Of the Union M ths Arsenal con
tnues active about 800 having been received yeSter-
day.
Ii is understood that Hyde Park, in the northern
part Of the city, has been leased by the Government,
and that esmeni Of troops will be quarerod there.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
MILITARY AFFAIRS IN BROoKLYr

The lth Regiment is still encamped in Fort Greene,
snd thousands of visitors congregac there daily. Yes-
teriay ilaDy were admitted within the liner as -
prove inconyerient. Everything appears to be in
good order aud the men are con,ented with presenS
arrangement bur exceedingly anxious for the orders
10 march, The camp has been called Ode in honor
OF the Hou. Moses 7. Odell who has taken great
interest la the welfare of the regiment and has done
mach for the comfort and convenience Of the uien.
The avenues have been named after the Captains o.
popular members while the tents are distn-
guished by the oddrites OF Ho,l Irish Hotel Pea
nuts, Forty.acre Retreat, Big Thing on Ice, &c.
Among other attractions il an efigv hung upon tree
within the lines hbeled |" JET. Davis"
Yesterday afternoon stand OF colOrs was presented
20 the Feeiuent the part OF some Of the ladies of
Brooklyn. The ceremony took place At the corner OF
Willow aud Orange streets. The regiment was drrwu
up in ne and the band played the Star Spangled Ban
per, when the Rev. Mr.. Robinson presented the flag
To the officers, accompanied by patriotic address.
The Rev. MIR. Ipskip, the Chaplain responded, and in
his remarks said that when that fGg was buried tue
ltth REGIMENT would be buried without chaplain.
All the orders they now wanted were the orders to
march, and they were ready. THE was received with
great enthusiasm, and the band played Hail Columbia.
The regiment then coUntemarched amid demostrat
OF applause. waving of handkerchits by the ladies,
&C.. and proceeded 90 the camp ON Fort Greene. The
ag il ot silk with yellow fringe, and the staff 10 sur.
mounted by ball and gilt eagle.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
INTERRUPTION OF TRAVEL W ESTWAgD BY
THE REBELS.
WHEELING, Thur. day, May

WHEELING, Thur day. hl3v 10, lsbl
Passengers who have returned here this morning
who attempted 10 reach Baltimore by the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad report that two culvers on the
road, near Harperr Ferry, have been blown mp, and
the ,h removed. They were detained fourteen hours
The rebel troops that point numbering about 1900
were hourly expecting attack.
full regiment will be in camp at this point within
q few days-all Union men.
This Secestonists from Old Virginia have been or.
dercd 10 leave Wesburg.
A number of Secessonisis have arrived from below,
and report the temporary detention Of party of Nr-
yinans, including Judge Brochenbrough, member OF
the Montgomery Congress, at Gullipois, Ohio
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
THE ATTACK ON WASHINGTON DECIDED
UPON
BALTINOH

BALTIMORE, Thursday, May Is, 1861.
learn from gentleman who left Washington this
afternoon that the Government have received to-day
direct and positive intelligence from their agents in
the South to the effect that the plans of the South for
an attack on Washington were now nearly matured,
and that the attack would be made with an oyerwhelm
ing force.
In consequence Of this intelligence large additional
force win be called to Washington at once.
1t is said also that Gen. Scott has ordered the i'm
metaie occupation Of Arlington Hghts by powerful
park Of artillery
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17

.SERENADE ,FO MRS. LINC5<g1fN

Tie following note was presented to " "a. Linco,n
yesterday;
Hr,pauARrEas EsPIRE CRY RssiSRSv, Nav rs tes,
Mrs rKssIDKsT LrSDIS---Nsar~: Ths, offeess A. d.
Empire City Regiment syEesabe you prs .s r., s.n,sS
youu ny O'Clock tonight. ~ Ssder
ELtswoRru Secretary N>"~''"eN
Mr. Cole Of California, the bsss~r of the no:s
brought the reply that it would aiiarvi Ms. Lincoln
great pleasure TO be tho recipient "a ~ pogss an as,en-
ton
Accordingly at TO- h,s, nigbtls cdcersof the Eaps
City Regiment accompanied ty tie stsH officers of the
Excelsior Brigade drawn u, in line oppoe,ie the
apartments of the Presidents lady, wien the Regi.
mental Band Of the Empire City Regiment. led bv
Mr.. Kagsley, performed the following programme
strictly: 1.-The Aar-SpaEsloa Bsn,ser," :" Swallows
Home Eapd Fly"
number Of bouquets wsze thrown fsona the win
dows after witch the programme yas proceeded wiihs
Wicker Polka" Colsmba tbs. tiem Of ,he Cueau.s
" Last Rose of summer " Hail Columbia" Yankee
Doodle" "Old Lang Syne."
Tie officers of the Empire City Regiment then e.
corted the officers of che Excelaior B,gado to their
quarters to the air of she Boli Soldier Boy
The vote the aeoeptapss of The Emlire CITY Rect
ment to-day in the Militssy board =. Alhanv ..ooA
| through six ballots 10 foQows:
Far aeesptaser hgaia., sce.nA,.,.
Jones, Secretary OF SAAte. CoyeYnoy Mo,rsn
Dorsheimer. Ttossn laieyers ttio,s..~ Co..
| Richmond stats oxinetr uennston, Conno,rr
Lieut.-Gov. Campbell, who bas expr.sed himself in
favor Of acceptance being absent, the ,ep,ance Of ,Ls
Empire City Regiment was deferred, bat may bs con.
saerrd already decided according to the above vote.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
COL. ANDERSON AND THE HON. MR.. BRECK-
INklDGE
PnrrAnrLrnIA. Thursday. Nav Is. 1861.

PHLADyLrHrA, Thursday, MAY I6 1861.
Although every effort was made 10 guard against the
possibility oi sr error before publishing the statement
Of Col Anderson TO Gov Curtin with reference to the
Hon. Mr. Breckinridge, il has since been ascerainod
that while Col Anderron did make such statement it
waf merely rs intelligence which he himself derived
frm gentleman, and not official information, as The
dispatch from Harrisburg seemed to indicate IL ap-
pears that gentle the train mentioned TO Col.
Anderson thai be had been informed while in Pha-
dephia, by a gentleman from Cincinnati that Mr..
'rccknrdgc woad meet Col Anderson NJ Cncn-
natl 10 u.ke command under him TO assist in
organizing The Federal irops of Kentucky.
Col Anderson received the intelligence with much
warmth, Mr.. Ercckiuridgc was old personal
friend; bu; II is s,d hc remarked, ''the news II
almost too GOOD to be true. The fact Of Col. Ander-
sons mentioning ihe cir rumsiance 30 Gov. Curtin,
however. cane from an unqucstiorabe source.
Lorry!LLE, Thursday, Nay IS, 1861.
Adyices from Lexington aud Frankfort say thai
everybody in both places ridcues the report Of Mr..
Breckinridgc taking comIspnd under Col. Anderson.
II ii also universally disceded here. Mr.. BFeekn-
ridg, b whereaboui il net know D.
Street SAY that here i likely 10 h. difficulty
here between the opposing larsics on the advent OF
Col. AndcrsOn.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
UNITED STATES TROOPS AT ST. LOUIS.
THEY OCCrPy NIGHTS ABOUT TiiE CITY.

81. LOUIS, Thnfsdhy, May 10, I'bI.
Camp Springs in the western, Hyde Park in the
northern, and the bigls the Reservoir in the
northwestern par, Of the city were occupied by
United States troops to-day, precautionary and pro-
tective measure. The march Of the troops through
the city quiet.
Capt. Mcdonald, effort for Whose release
made h. babeau corpus. il in Col McArhurs camp at
Carsayyile, Ill. lie was taken across the river in
skin on Monday night, and marched under guard to
Camp Bis-el. An attempt TO rescue the prisoner war
made between the Arsenal gate and the river by n
considerable number of persons, bat the prompt ar
rival Of recDforcements and few remarks from Capt
Mcdonald himself prevented trouble.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
COL. ANDERSON IN CINCINNATI.

CNcINNhTI, Thursday. Nay 10, ISoI.
Col. Anderson arrived ihir afternoon. He WAS me-
at tho depot by the Mayor and the hoSpaiies Of the
city rendered. Col. Anderson -ep!ed III few words
He was then escorted through tue pginca al streets Cy
the citizens and military. There was an iinmsnse
throng Of the populnce generally along the line OF
march, and Col. Anderson erected with n most
heary expression Of welcome He il the guest OF hir
brother Larz Anderson.
At Camp Denison the soldiers We're drawn up in
line and presented arms as the t.s,in passed.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
THE TROOPS AT ELMIRA.' b

ELnIR,, Thursday May 10, isol.
There are now at this rendezvous ninety companies
of volunteers seventy of which have been formed into
regiments and officers elected viz; Buffalo Regiment,
Col w. +. Rogers; Syracuse Regiment, Col. +. l..
Walrath; Rochester Regiment Col. j. y. Quimby;
Utica Regiment Col. W. II. Christian; Ca!uga Resi-
meno, Col j. s. Clark; 0swcgo Regiment, Col. L.
Sullivan and Southern Tier Regiment, Col. IL. G.
Hoffman.
Other regiments will be forrsed rs ias. NJ possible
All the soldiers in good spirits.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
THE ARREST OF MIR. HASWELL AT HAIR
PERS FERRY.
BALTIMORE, Thur-day, Nav IL, II

DALIihOht, ihui-ud!, NAY io, i7'i'
The engineer from New.York who wa, arrested
three days since at IIarpers Ferry a spy, was
Charles II. Haswe have seen him this AFTERNOON,
and learn the following particulars: Being detained
at Harpers Ferry for hours in consequence Of the
train not connecting he was recognized by II person
who represented hin engineer and consequently
craftsman, and also az II member OF the New-fork
Yacht Club which had offered yachts TO the Federal
Government. Added to this Mr. lIaswen had gwen
to person "a copy Of The y. y. Herod, in which was
u diagram OF Harpers Ferry Upon there allegations
be was arrested aud placed in the guard-house, and
after examination NJ headquarters, romanded to
the gllarl-housc aud ordered TO be furnished with
bread and water. Liberty, however, was given him
to communicate with bis friends.
Col. Mlsse. ad-de-camp, obtained revocation Of
the order confining him to bread and water, and Capt
Clark on the second day succeeded in obtaining per-
mission to him to private rooms, with liberty
TO procure his meals from a hotel.
On the evening of yesterday the 18TH two messages
were received a, headquarters from the friends Of Mr.
Haswe which effected his release, and be is en-
route for New-York. lie expresses unqualified grati-
tudo for the kindness shown him by Cols Masse and
Mcdonald, aid. TO n Commander n-Chef Of the Vir-
ginia forces there and to Col. l.. W. Washington,
Cant. w. l.. Clark, and Lieut.. c. =. Harris The
courteous treatment of these gentlemen, and their
efforts ia procuring his release and mitigating his I'm
prisonpen seem almost 10 have atoned in the mind OF
Mr.. Haswel, for the annoyance to which g was sub
iscied. For many weary hours he was coniined III d
dhouse exposed by windows ON three sides to the
rude gaze Of crowd who tunied him with worda aud
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
EROM ALHANYr

ALBANY, Thursday, May 16, 1861.
The following special order No. LEI, has been issued
by the Adutant-Gcneral Department:
Compsrrs of volunteer regularly accepted but at
tachsd organized regiments will forthwith as,ignsd 70
regiment Of depo and elections for Field
Officer. he held
(signed) j. MEREDITH, READ jr. Adjusaut C eueral
By order Ct the CoumaDder in'CDief
Under this order two new Regiments have been or
ganized Eluira, the 0swego Regiment, COL T. Sui
liyan, and The Southern Tier Regiment.
The State Board to-day organized MAJ. Gen. Dix's
Division consisting Of the first seventeen regiments.
Tney also osganzed two Brigades of bis Division
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.

BILLS
BosToS, Thursday, May l6, 1861.
The appropriation bill for $3OOO,OOO for State ex-
penses for the war; well as the 81 OOO 900 loan bill
to the General Government passed both branches of
the Legislature to-day. unanimously. The bill for
the organization of Home Guard also was passed
Tomorrow, the Legislature, by invitation of the Gov
ernor visit and inspect the troops in garrison, which
uumIer about 3 900 men, II is now doubtful whether
the Legirature adjourns finally this week as the bust
ness can scarcely be completed in season.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
WISCONSIN LEGISLATURE.
Madison. Wis. "Wednesday. Nav Is.

MADISON. Wis, Wednesday, May Is, 1861.
The Legislature of this State convened in extra $685.
sion yesterday. Gov. RaDdals Message recommends
that six regiments in addition to the one now waiting
orders, be put into camp and equipped by the State.
Also that 81 O0O 900 be appropriated for purposes
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
FROM AUBURN, n. z,

AUBURs, n. u, Thursday, May 10. is6i.
The Cayuga Regiment rambered niueeen was or
zanized at EImra last c, eniug The following cIfcer
elec,ed Col, John 5. CLARK Lieut.-Col, Char
ence A. Seward, Major, Jas. II. Lede.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
PENNSYLVANIA LEGISLATURE.

HARRISBURG, Thursday, May ID, 1861.
TIE Legislature has adjourned sne dc. The Seratc
pasxed all the bills which cane from tho Eous, and
approved Of tho State Administration. Speaker Hall
,uade Io speech ut the adjournment. Napifsststoa oas
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
ago, and have been taking few notes since ny ssiv


here. There is great excitement among the Sou'hess
peacs-lortng fanatics who will hang every true Unioe
man that they catch. That is consistency and pssss
measures with vengeance.
Within eighteen days there have been seven nses
arrested here for expressing sentiments favorable TO tho
Unon--fve of whom escaped; but two pocr fsllcws,
it is supposed hung; but Of this ain nct Poss-
tive. Az for myself have to express the most srS
Secession views in order to be permitted 10 remain
here; and only remain that may make few obses.
vations of what the Secessioniss are doing.
L inelose you a bandbl-a call for troops BY tho
Brorn ReJeis fitting namefor such baud of ruth
less Williams, with that villanous old traitor ex- United
States Senator A. G.. Brown, as Captain.
There good many soldiers in and about here
There aboot 5000 encamped at this place. and ~
N,w.O Oleans, a distance Of 900 miles, there are about
II 600 encamped but think there is little danger a
their doing any harm. Yours truly, PaiLO.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
TIE SOUTHERN MAILS.

MONTGOMERY, Thursday, May 10, 1861. ,
Postmaster. General Reagans prciamai,eu is Issued
announcing that he w;il commence the control of the
postal service in the Confederate States the lst OF
June.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
THE SOUTHERN CCNFEDER.tCY.

Nkw-ORLrASs, Thursday, May IL, 1861
This report that Commissioners havs been cent from
Havana to Montgomery ia denied at Montgomery.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
PURCHASE OF STEAMERS.
ToRoNTo, Thursday,

ToRoSTo, Thursday, May IL, 1901.
TIE steamers New-York and Hoithernor, of tho
American Express Line, have been purchased BY the
American Government.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
FROM MISSISSIPPI,

Cerresp pondenee Of The N. Y. Tribune.
JAcKsos, Miss., May Q, 1861.
I arrived in this ho.-bed of Secession few weeks
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
STEALING OF TIE ASSOCIATED PRESS BOAT

SANDY HOOK, IhuIsday May 10, IS6l.
Three nan from Company B, Of the New-losk
Zouaves, deserted from here last night, taking the
news boat belonging to the Associated Press with
them. The Of the boat were bid under the boat
house. where it WAS thought it would be impossible to
find them, but Notwithstanding the de~erers managed
To discover them.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17

Of regard the part Of the members Of the Senate,
as he descended from the chair remarkably spon-
taneOus
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17

Nine Ny. Regiments for Fortress Monroe.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17

a Similar Proceeding for all the South.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17

stOppase Of Mails from Norfolk to Hampton
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17

THE REBELS III WASHINGTON.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17

EXTRA BILLY SMITH IN WASHINGTON.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17

They are to be Arrested at Last.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17

COL. ANDERSON AND Mr.. BRECklNRlDGL.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17

lie Says Virginia Will Not Attack the City,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17

FIVE MORE CALLED TO WASHINGTON,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17

All Virginia Wants is to be Let Alone.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17
the WAR FOR THE union.

THE WAR FOR THE union.
MILITARY APPOINTMENTS
THE REBELS III WASHINGTON.
They are to be Arrested at Last.
EXTRA BILLY SMITH IN WASHINGTON.
He Says Virginia Will Not Attack the City,
all Virginia Wants is to be Let Alone.
GEN. sICKLEs's BRIGADE.
SECESSION MOVEMENTS IN MISSOURI.
COL. ANDERSON AND Mr. BRECKENRIDGE.
stOppase Of Nails from Norfolk to Hampton
A Similar Proceeding for All the South.
Nine n. Y. Regiments for Fortress Monroe.
FIVE MORE CALLED TO WASHINGTON,
ATTACK ON WASHINGTON DECIDED UPON.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17

MILITARY APPOINTM ENTS
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17

GEN. SlCkLES'S BRIGADE.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-05-17

SECESSION MOVEMENTS IN MISSOURI.
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