Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-31
LATEST NORTHERN TyTELLE.
GEEGE.
oi,paf,ae, 70 csa-re-fseprss,eq~ Pres.

Oi.Dafrse' 70 fhc Ea1rk-Ezapr5AeaH Pres.
NGw }oUI>. October 2f-Thc brig Grenada.
ltOm Aueyltas i0r rev l0rk, was captured on.
the 18th, in latitude 3, longitude Il. at midnipbt,
by the pirate salie, from Charleston.
The Higate Niagara arrived at the mouth OF
the Mississippi on the 18th. The sloop-of-war
Dale was spoken on the 10th in the gulf stream
cruising.
WAsHSGToN, October 2i-CoL HAYS. Of
Kansas, arrived here to-day as bearer Of dis
patches containing certain charges against
capt. ihiuu, commander of Fort Leayeuworth.
thr principal difficulty is lis refusal 10 fin tL.
acquisitions of teen. Laue-
The following are To- be- assistant adiutant-
generals: Capt. VIM. II. Schlattcr. 90 report to
Gen. Wool at Louisville Capt. Fred. Erefier,
to report TO cen. Wallace at Paducuh.
lis supposed that the rebel steamer PAGE ran
ont at Aqua Greek in the darkness and for on
tuesday night. She crossed over to the Mary
land side yesterday afternoon. aud Capt. Parks,
with MS glass, could see chat she was crowded
with men She was observed to make but one
tup. she Is protected by the rebel batteries.
The Page while on her trip fred three shells over
10 the Maryland shore in she direction Of the 81
regiment OF Siclles' brigade. Several small
boats have baen observed entering at or near
the same point A schooner with wood. which
ran the blockade yesterday, heard firing between
the island Belle and Matthias Point batteries
quite distinctly on Tuesday night.
I arm informed by the highest authority in this
government THAT the published statemeut in a
Rev York pepper to-day THAT at % cabinet meet
iur yesterday all The members ottaat body pre-
noanceI Judgment that Cen Fremont should BE-
superseded, and that the order to This effect be
issued to-day. is untrue. No snch decision was
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been issued The facts are that the condition of
affairs in Gen. Fremont's department was dis
caSsod ln Gle cabine- yesterday. Some Of the
members were in iavoC OF deprivinG him Of his
command immediately, and ordering him here
% be tried bF q court martial. Others opposed
such action while in his present position in the
face OF the enemy. The subject occupied the
President and The cabinet for several hours.
when they decided by g vote to leave the whole
matter to Che decision Of the President. The
latter iuds the question very dificult 10 settle,
HFoLFIng as Il loe7 not only the great peeuUi
AIRY interests 0frhe government, hut perhaps iul-
medISte and important military results. To-
geiHer with the law officer OF the government,
Lewu give Che subject a thorough uvestjgal.On,
and decide il in accordance with the facts.
tassius ~ clay, the minister to Russia, has
ntultet tp the government that, in VieV Ofthe
threatening attitude Of the rebels, he would pre-
Ser to surrender his present commission as rep
tesentatiYe % Russia and enter the army IN
active defense Of tae government The cabinet
luS the subject under consideration and Ken
tuc-ians ha,a are susious for the return Of the
gallant Cassius.
WHEELING. VA, October 2I-The election
for the division OF the stats, as ordered by the
Uciusaca ct the last convention, came of
throughout Western Virginia to-day The vote
In this city is not fun, but Overwhelmingly for
tue division. l'rports rom the interior, as far
as received SNOW still greater Hnanimity for IL.
-hrty-nne counties are included in the new
State.
CARO-, llL., October 2I-CoL Bui0rd and
Capt. Dreshsr, of McClenand's staff, accompa-
MED by several other gentlemen, went to Co
ilmJUs yesterday on the propeller Sampson, for
Che purpose OF exchanging prisoners. The
party were cordially received by Generals Polk
The town is Wei fortified. A battery Of eight
&-pouIasls IS placed "a. .Le uPE=r clG IF tie
town, and tTo :0.ts are berg built q mile and "a
half above the town. but no guns are yet
mounted The number Of rebels at Columbus
is not over 10000.
ST. LOUIS. October 2l-CoL Morgan. with
200 men al ,le IS;h Missouri and two pieces of
artillery, Ind a fight with some 100 rebels on Big
Hurricane creek, Carroll county, LAST Saturday,
killing l+, t7-Elg g. FUSoDgFs, and putting tle
remainder 10 flight. Morgan hai j. wounded,
incluLing . mortality. Martin Green has de
serted Price and is trying 10 raise another band
Of outlaws uE5rthern Missouri.
AsDecial 10 DE- S.. Louis Daa0crat from JEFF
tersoU City he 9TH, SAYS Col Wagner arrived
,0-t4r rom Upton, aud reports that It was M
n1.e,l and believed chat Lane and Montgomery
Lad Intercepted McCUloch, or some one assum-
Ing that name, En- his attempt to join Price, and
cut his whole army 20 pieces. The report is also
believed here.
We are reliably informed that there are some
1--WE hundred rebels c-ongtegatgd iuand aroaad
fHl1A, Galloway county. whose design is to
sszs some passenger steiner ferry themselves
across The river, and bum the Usage bridge, on
the Pacific railroad. Ay.gilaut aud formidable
guard VIII De kept up.
GREAT SNT LAKE. CITY, October 24-The {
pony express passed here at six p. NJ. with San
Francisco dates 90 the 10Th. Col Wright sue
ceei5 Gen. Sumner In command OF the Pacific
until Gen. DUIier arrives.
FORTRESS MONROE. October 23.-The steamer
S~pauiang returned from Hatterls Inlet last
night She brings uo news Of Importance.
There have been 30 military movements ia the
vicinity Of the inlet. A few DAYS ago six rebel
steamers made their appearance there but with
drew without making any demonstration