Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-27
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LANESN EEDM REESAt0LAs
osrres 5onds. &c Of tsa sotue aseister
WAFRNGToN, Fla, Sept. 90 -" Tattoo =
has iust beat bat as do not feel sleepy and
= don't know what else TO do, Until ''taps,o be-
iieVe [ viii dgUp you a few lines have no
fancy, however, for writing camp corres0on-
1 daHce, as one ts 40 cramPed tuat De Care not
"sDFoad himself," OF express bis opinion CT
sentim. ats" for fear OF Ga5iGg himself
prisonrE before a court martial, for violating
the "sTny regulations" or those terrible Gar
. ticlss OF war" Wrlll Tie army mUsL be
desPOtism, eE ases'slats rel, and soldieT must
grin and bear lis TigoT and iuiustica for his
e ccrGtFy's sake. Wrll, inus 5aCcsred. what
a can write about, OF wbaf say thst will not
"iet cst out Of 4 bag" that ought not to be
Shoesseaf Not much 20 De sure, hoEever.
THE scHC0NER-BURSES0 BUSINESS.
The daring soTtie made upon our lines a few
= nisbts ago has produced a marked effect.
Guards are wide awake, more alert and vigi-
: leRs than ever before; and well they may be
we have only two miles of g wide-awake,
, dsrlng, and fuil-0r hsht eRomv. who intends to
pouhee upon as i Es a tbuusa nd Of bricks the
hrst eaTk night that comes Believe me, my
BOY, he will. ''should hot rondero if this
very night, It Being elondy, there would be ''the
, vFrV elt nick to pay.0
Night before lass, moon shiny SIS q was. tie
Iancoinitps were FOUND creeping r0rnd Fort
McR2e after 0ET Tickets Marx HV word
50 s30n ss the "3sFk 0G ibe inonF comes
asain, We will be pitched In 0, about three
o'cilc night Tnat is the precise hour
when the BODY o. Trost relaxed and tie heart
most liable 70 panic and fear. Pitch iHta an I
army about that hour, and hey wake np badly /
frightened, and II pitched into "faet and fuTi- /
oas' before they can find their clothes and get F!
them on, your panic will whip them, unless
they are the best troops in he world. Fact /
physiological and military fact. All COED 4
| officers know o.
There are a thoussud ana ore (as gsusD /
camp rumoTs about The late sartis upon the 1
| navy yard. There is ealpabiiItv somewhere,
I and great Efforts bV those concerned to "nin /
/ th- basket" on somebody net themselves. 4 .
/ court Of iHGairy is sitting 60 inquire into the /
facts. There Is one thing that / can swear
( about il, that the schooner vas burnt, that
! there was "devii OF maHs" ard worse
kicked up, and that it walked me Up. ! smf0a
much accustomed to unnecessary alarms made
1 BY seatinels TO believe that their firing means
! anything, but when heard the howitzeIs bel
loving their thuud-rs, segan TO think that it
was "sgre enough fght.''
THE GRAND REVIEW.
Yesterday there was q grand review of the
| entire army nesT the lighthouse Il was
/ magnificent sight TO see. Toe army is we'll
uniformed now. and looks military. Like all
other reTieT days, It vas terribly bot, dry, and
dusty. The eXerti0n and fatigue oVertasked
the physical endurance Of large part of the
army. Iti5 saId-a camp Tuiaor, mind YOU
that three men died on The field, one hundred
tainted, and three hundred sank and fell from
exhsustion-"gin outs Isaw one man who
saw another who passed near one OF the dead
men. and might have seen hin, but didn't. Y0u
see DONE believe much ia camp Tumors, and (
let me advise you the sane. There is not a / :
sne-gossips in any country village In creation !
tnat can hateh more lies han iiy about as ,
camp rumors.
Bat still ] dsubt not that many Of the troops
dia "eaye M" yesterday l. vas bot enough,
and tee sand wss deep enough, 70 b. sure f.
Suca IN army Of stragglsTs az covered the L
aelas5 roads and everywhere afterth review.
They looked like a routed army IN retreat y
suPpase then be LRcoiHiles had opened fast
and furious upon the tired, exhausted, thirsty :
masses Of CET mab, travelling iaboiioas.v :
through the deep sand, how could they have =
"doube-F lcEean it % their distant posts |
Ihe taing sEss Impossible, It would d ave been {
"a sight co sseS al the batteries a. pckehs had !
0penea on them.
CCR EE7GHE0Rs.
Our near neiz6bors, the LigcoIbi;es in Pick :
ems, are showing theuseIVes noy every day. n
Twice dag they Grll by companies on the n
giacis Of be fort They have regiment cf :,
regulars Ia the iCrt. 7 couGle ea Msin- igat I
eopamnies. can see aud recognize their elf 4
sefent officers, down 70 sergeant msiIF TheiT .
Fticnf - atlal4cU4e ara EgGrF military
By the by, large snspOrt arrived last night I >,
z nd has been al! day landing things at The fort q
Some say It landed iaen- did It look nartic- =,
alaTiy 20 zee what il ig, bat il is dischsrsilg h
cargo. n
wouAy's DEVOTION. Il,
4 WCnan in camp IL e rGrs apis, q sight good n,
Tor sore eyes They are axe sHssi visits ss5ew tr
lEd far between" HoVever, / have several hs
iGes seea ore lately, ard sle comes unan 81
nest painful and sorroRfa mission, to see
brother who is under sentence Of death for pa
tTikiBg an othcey. He is fine looking Young in
nan have never witnessed q scene so har re-
owing 70 my feelings, 90 painfully impressive -
Is the prison scene, In which she first met him, pr
never beard p8ihos aud eiJouence equal To de
eFs. The spectators were in tears I ,gsq "a
eit fos by her and went to the prison. | an
suld Rot, for long tine, announce nv arri- a.
al, n1t stUot a. aistaace, held in I'VE hy tie tor
lneaiaf scene. II The dim light % the prison DC
be was kneelIsg by her brother, and uttering on
uch prayer as ! never heard before Afrisud Gle
I'd relative accompanied her, and 10 him at op
,sf announced myself Bot it was long before
{ could ak Coherently. "Ny Go8 and this to
war! was bis reiterated exclamation. wt
His sister had huFtisd to see him at the first Gu
otice Of ais s,-.3i0n. She has lsbored FOR ma
is salvation, n-Ta and spiri,Qal, with the ns
piTjt Of an angel. she obtained a copy of the tu'
Toceedinga Of the court marti-l, and went az vi
asst as steam could taFe her 70 Richmond TO nis
81 4 pard0n for bin. The President was gick Ell
Of she saw the Secretary Of War, and he sa- me
ised her to come back ana get petition for rig
is pardon. Back she came. and WITH great INT
iiHcutv gCt one RumeTously signed BY officers, feI
me ofieeT nf high rank refused to sign it. so'
be seemed much detected az this. ami asked no
le what sh should DO. replied, "Go 70 him pm
ourseify madam, ard he Will sign it. know deI
l8t you are irresistible, aud no man with
cart 10 his body can say mo- % you3 had gre
sDed i myself against my views Of miiftaTv ina
Izcipline, but would have torn the "arEirles cut
war into atoms rather than grieve that the
o6le woman By refusing her request. She ma
loE my advice, weht 10 person 10 tue TecUssEt low
HceT, ard nc signed u. She started that same pro
sht 10 Richmond again 70 p.ead for her dec
.otheT's iife. He was TO have been shot to- NJ.
" at noon. This morning an order came ina
)stponiDg the execution Of the sentence. | Tue
Ok for her soon again from Richmond val
eaven speed her Efforts Shs is a Vonne In
sIied woman, and lucky is the man who has '
Cd wife. She is, indeed, level and if her or
other hGs ang more IKE her at home shall 90 sou
see them when this war is over. sou
PIPALEE. pos
p S.-t soldier Just now reports that five !
7R died from exhaustion on review day. He OF
ready 20 swear 20 it and I ana sure be be- NeoE
ves It. am "doub'ing Thomas" must real
7sef see and feel g fact paIpablv with nv and
N senses before believe tin camp. text
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