Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-15

It viii be seen BY our dispatches that posi-
tions are being taken in Missouri. In response
to the call Of Governor JAcHsov volunteers
are concentrating at jefferson City, and hat
be viii soon be surrounded with a gallant
force sufficient not only to defend The capital
OF the State, but also to drive back lbe inva-
ders, there can be no doubt. The federal
forces are also moving. The first attempt to
Interfere with the State authorities will bring
on a collision that will unite the whole peo7le,
outside Of s.. Louis, in defense Of the rights
Of the State. Mark il.
We viii yet have not only 4 united, but also
IN entire SOUTH Federal sggressions will
force it.
q President Davis visited TIE camp o.
Col Barstow's Georgia regiment, near Rich
mond, en- The night Of the 81 instant, and The
sergeant Of The guard, R. F. HulehlBes, Of the
Rome Light Guards, not knowing the Execu-
tive, compelled him to stand until be could give
assurances Of bis right to ente- the lines. The
regiment vas highly eomplimenssd for it's
sOidierly appearances.
e-Dr. R R. DashieI, OF Jackson, Tenn,
has been appointed principal surgeon, and Dr..
John S. Turner, Of the same placs, assistant
surgeon, Of CO... VIM. H. Stephens regiment,
now in camp at Union City. Or. Narable, Of
this city, we are pIsasedto learn, has been ap-
pointed principal surgeon in Colonel John Y.
Wrights regimen, now in camp at Randolph.
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John Marshall, who was sent on to Richmond
by Gov. Clarke, Of Texas, to obtain the assent
Of TIE President for that young and chfyalrous
state being represented BY her troops in the
war In Virginia, has fully succeeded in bis
mission, and bat Texas viii be permitted to
furnish a brigade. This is an act Of Justice
which she well deserves.
r A commercial house in New Orleans
has received a letter froz their correspondent
in Gllyestsu, in which the writer Gays -four
sent to Texas hss been reshipped to New Or
leans because "the people have too much in
Galveston" This does Hot look mucn like
r~tarrins out tas Confederate States.
-Tbs stables CT col. -. c Burton, Of
Dyer county, Tenn, were entirely destroyed
5y fire q few days sinee. Several prsvious
attempts having been made to burn bis build
ings, and ihe fact that there had been no FIRE
abort The premises for several dsys previous,
svdesees the presence Of an iuesadiaFy.
~The ladies' Of Norfolk, Virginia. bav-
ing made complete arrangements for washing,
mending or making clothes Tor the soldiers
s~lltloaed in and about Norfolk, give notice
that hey viii be pleaasd to receive from the
different commands all The work Of this de-
FeTiption they nay wish done.
g. late Oregon Psper explains the para
graph published yesterday relative to the clit-
cal condition Of Sen. Joseph Lane, Of Oregon.
II is stated that be aceldtntly shot himself near
bis residence in Douglas county. The ball
entered the lower part Of bis breast, and cane
out Of the shoulder.
r. The Charleston Courig learns from
friend, a rich planter, that The prospect for a
full yield Of rice at this season Of the year,
was never better IN bis gection Of country, and
reports from every othss section are
dattering.
W The New Orleans board Of aldermen
have passed an ordinance sppproPria ing
500 900 FOR tho defense Of the city, and also
$50 900 for the support q INDECENT families Of
poor volunteer soldiers who have gone to the
An election was held at caBp Trousdale,
On the i2-h, for officers Of the last regiment to
be formed at that point, which rssulted-for
Captain Joel A. Bst.le; for I~ieuten-
ant e%sloBsi, Moscow Garter; for nsior,
Duffy.
A GooD AHsuaENT.-I Is stated that the
speech q Hgn, A Il. Stephens, delivered at
savannah, IN March last, has been rspubHshed
IN pamphlet form IN England, fsr circulation
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