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WEBBING. 18th April, 1861.
ON and amer tho l4th Of April, 1861, the passen-
j ger Trains will be run rs follows, viz:
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-09
Federal Intelligence from Kcn,ucky.

From tbe Louisville Journal
The troops now stationed at Birds Point and
Fort Holt are ordered into winter quarters.
EsCAPED.-Fve rebel prisoners escaped
through careless ~guarding-on Wednesday night
last from Mt. Sterling. Ky. They had just been
tried before The United States commissioner, and
we've 70 BIZ sent on 10 Frankfort the next NOM
ing.
ARREST OF A TRAITOR man by the
name Of Hogan, employed in the secret service
by tbe government, was arrested 40 CAIRO on
/ Saturday by Carson, the scout, for giving ntor-
nation TO the enemy.
ARRESTED And RELEAsED-We learn from
the Frankfort YeOaGH that +. Rains and Daniel
Boone, arrested on the charge OF treason by the
Home Guards. were discharged on Wednesday
under a writ Of ha5edS corpus after a nearing pc
| fore the Federal court now in session at that
nlace. The parties are residents Of Woodtord
county.
The North Michigan regiment, Col. Dnineid,
arrived al .Jcfersonville on Sunday and went
into Camp temporarily on the Indiana shore, op-
posite The water-wOrks. The regiment numbers
/ 9g7 men, aud was recruited in various sections
of the Sate-some companies being composed
! almost entirely Of farmers from the southern and
middle counties. and others Of lumbermen rom
the uineries OF the north. They are a fine look
inc body of men-exhibitiug all the evidences OF
health aud vigoT.
TXCTTENENT At BRsNDENBURG-lhere was
considerable excitement at and around Brsnden-
burg, Meade county, KY, on Friday nlght last
As the steamer Eugene passed down, caused by
the circulation Of a ru1nUr that an immediate AZ
tack would be made upon that point by the reh-
az, Al the request Of the commander OF the
post, Capt. Sayre, Of the Eugene, went with his
| boat 10 a point opposite Brandenburg and
broupbt over fifty Indiana Home Guqrds''whiie
| Csuf Cobb. With the Diligent, went after and
brought seventy other lndianians 70 reinforce
| he i9Diouisls Of Meade county, leaving an az
| gregate force Of five hundred men for the defense
| Of Brsndenburg. As the Eugene returned on
| Sunday the loyal citizens OF Brandenburg were
dwelling ia perfect security against rebel as
i-yrlfa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-09
A YnnIsee,s Opinion.

The Indianapolis Journal expresses its opinion
ofhow the campaign should DE conducted in the
following manner
A CONTRAST AND ITS SUGGEsTIOSs-Ex-
cept the capture Of Fort Hatteras there hasn't
been q single victory gained by the army Of the
East Every other fight Of any Importance has
been lost. ID The West every battle has been
won, except that at Lexington. Springfield is no
exception. The Federal troops were there COM
peIlad 10 abandon thelr victory to preserve their
communications. But one defeat has stained the
arms OF the West. Not one victory has bright
ened those Of the East And now it is manifest
that il the first campaign of this war is to be
anything more than q mastering Of forces, and a
series of scattered skirhnshes, It must be accom-
Hlished by the army ofthe West.
If Fremont defeats or d~.sp7rses che rebel ar
my in Southwestern Missouri. The war west of
the Mississippi viii 81 once be transferred 20
the seeded States, dragging home the Arkan-
sas and Missouri troops TO look after their own
homes. Then our army in kentucky can press
down into Tennessee, through this weakened
rebel force, paralyzine The rebellion there by re-
leasing the eastern end from lis grasp and arming
il for the hght. and cut off the main supply and
Ietreat Tor the rebels ON the Potomac by blocking
| up The Cumberland Gap. This will be a long
ENH DNNANn 1N"A@AE Nh- A'H' IVA -AAA AAAo
is al that can now be done. Ifrhere were only
10000 more men in Kentucky. If the army in
Western Virginia could only he transferred to
Green river, we believe that the movement
could be accomplished in two weeks. The
rebels fear precisely this result. They know
that "a defeat On the Potomac would not be
/ half so disastrous.
The enemy clearly sees that something can
be done in the West Iii justas manifest that
nothing can he done in The East. Mcclellan is
strong enough 10 hold the rebel army on the
Potomac mighty uneasy, and that is all be
need DO, if the other available Union forces are
only sent where they can more 10 some purpose
Every man in Massachusetts. New York, Penn.
sylvania, and the last. who is ready for the
field. ought to be in Kentucky before snow
falls, and the rebel army on the Potomac viii
scatter to defend their homes, and leave Virginia
70 our hands, or they will be locked up between
two large armies to die.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-09
uAp news FROm THE COAsT.

II win be noticed by Our special dispatch
rom Atlanta. that intelligence was received
there on yesterday that our batteries at Bay
Point and Hilton Head, and also the town OF
Pon ROYAL. some twenty miles distant from
savannah, had been captured by the enemys
naval fleet. This brings the m%aurauders within
ten miles Of the line Of the Charleston snd So
rsunah railroad, and an effort no doubt viii be
made to cut of communication between these
two cities.
The enemy force does not certainly number
over Ten thousand stroug, and we may look for
ward to their speedy d~islodgment in a day or
iva at most, unless they are heavily reinforced.
These forifesious Were very strong, and 1t no
doubt required vigorous fighting 70 capture
,ben. A savannah paper 3 few days since 81
lldad 10 them as follows:
FOR The information Of persons - a distance,
We may state thar the deteases of Port Royal
are Of 5 nature 10 resist "a powerful naval force
The earth works are the best Of the Kind or
tn Atlantic coast. aud the armam7nt consists
oi numerous guns. some OF them OF heavy cal.
beT and long range.
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practical good to the enemy. so long as they arr
kept from penetrating further into the country
They should, however, be driven from their foot
hold without delay, and at every hazard