Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-03
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BLACK HEIUBLTCAN BISPATCHES
To THE NORTHERN PRESS,
special fieoatch to the CiFeianau Gazette.J


WAsH1NGToN, July 30.-The senate to-day
passed tie bin which increases, eJ ten per
cent. the. tariff rates ard The duties on sugar,
coffee and tea, as alluded to in yesterdays dis
Mr. Sumner is oF tie opinion that this step
will fpirre the government a broad very much.
Twentv-thrse regiments have passed through
Baltimore since the Bull run disaster.
Politicians and other civilians have been
entirely ignored in the appointment Of bFiga-
dier-generals, though the applications were
numerous. All who are now being appointed
have seen actual service.
CA1ao, JuIy 3G.-Advices have been received
from Bloomfield, Missouri, substantiating the
views expressed in nv last letter, relating to
the movements in that State. From foHr to
seven thousand men, who were encsmped at
that place, together with large numbers from
other localities, have taken mp their line Of
march for The border, thus augmenting the
column to a formidable extent.
A portion Of the Union City troops have
gone 20 Missouri, while others have gone to
Virginia. A considerable force still re-
msiu5
The 10Th regiment was mustered out of ser
vice Yesterday.
Recruits continue to arrive in large num-
beTs, and ali The regiments are filling up
fast
Special Dispatch to The New York Hersl4.l
WAsHINGToN, July 80 The navy depart
msns has received letter from command
Craven Of the Potomac fotilla, dated on The
steamer Yankee Yesterday, which saws she
found E concealed rebel battery at Miiborn
point. We opened ire-on them. which they
returned with rih-d cannon. OIe shot took
effect in a TebeI's house, bot did. not DO much
damsge. There is at least one regiment Of
rebels there, and they have mounted five rifed
cannon, and Eve more on the oPposi side Of
the creek.
The Freedom has schooner in tow, cap
iured while passing ovrT 10 White House point,
taking TIE JEFF, Davis mail and Express com
Psry, which makes regular trips between
Washing on and Virginia.
Nine employees Of the government were ar
rested THE morning, by order Of Gen. Scott.
/. is believed tbst there are DOW not far
from 100. 600 troops on The line Of the Potomac
and al Baltimore
Ohio recommends tic following brigsdierq:
Col. s eTman, Col. McCook, Gen. Bates, Col
ABsoTe, Gen. Sch!ojch, Gen G w. Morgan
and Col. Tyler. The names are in the order
cf references.
Il number Of eficers Of the Fire Z)uszss and
tue % h have reeigntd, and others will follow
their example.
The 25,h New York regiment has been push
ed forward TO Clouds Mills, five and a half
miles beyond Alexandria.
Col Z. D. Krves assumes command Of Col.
Peters brigade, that officer having been sp-
poiuted provost-narshsl.
Gen. Banks had 200 men in his commsRd
yesterday; six regiments have Joined hlm with =
in thirty six hours.
Col. Glr5on's q Massachusetts regiment is
still at Harpsr's Ferry, and nomen,. lily ex-
poets an attack, but feels ready for It,
Col. Stone arrived here to dav from Harper's
Ferry, having left there last evening. His
division is snoW stationed there. He says
Bauks is strongly posted and inirenched, and
can Withstand any attack, and is receiving re-
inforcements daily. Nothing is known of the
rebel movements.
Prom the Kew Yo,k world
a detachment of United States cavalry left
to-day for HarpeI's Ferry.
Gen. Mcclellan visited the senate and house
to-day and was warmly welcomed.
Lieutenant-Colonel Fowler, Of the New
York l4Lb, reported killed, is alive and in
Washington.
Special te tie New York T!nas.l
lam reliably informed that bo b Col. Hunter
and Col. Heintzs lmaE wounded in the late bat
tie, are 50 rapidly recovering that they wIll be
able to report for duty on Monday next.
WASHINGTON, July 3I.-Gsn. Mcclellan has
issued an order saying that he has seen w
mich regret, that officers and soldiers are in
the habit OF leaving camp and WISHING hotels
and other places in Washington, that their
time belongs 20 The country, and ought to be
devoted TO their duties as officers and soldiers,
AMI positively prohibits it in future.
IT'S are circulated to-day, and the names
0snent gentlemen given as authority for
them, that the confeGerstes have either com
menced movirg, or have made arrangements
for the immediate passage Of forty Thousand OF
their troops across The Potomac from the d.
rection OF Leesburg into Maryland. This cor
respondent, however, has no means of verify
ing The statement