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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-26
NEWS -CLIPPINGH.

Three Thousand dollars, Kentucky State 6'7
sold at Soc in New York on Thursday.
It is believed hat Gen. Magruder will b,
brsvettsd fer his gallant conduct IN the fgbt
at Bethel Church.
A broker in Baltimore lately took SO 900 in
Virgins money to Richmond, and obtained !
draft on New York for the amount at seven
aud one-half Per cent.
The New York Times, ~ The 18th, SAYS there
are a little upward Of 40 600 federal troops
quartered in the District OF Columbia.
A Mr.. White, Of Maury county, Tenn, and
ms four sons made epventy-two dragon sad
dies in four days. This is turning out wo Z
rapidly. Mr. Whites sons are all volunteers.
The manufacture Of gas burners is about to
be commenced in CHARLESTON, S. c. Another
Effect Of The Lincoln blockade, and another
step TO independence. "Nobodv hurt. y except
toe Lincoln pstentees at the North.
Hon. Albert Rust is raising a regiment in
southeastern Arkansas for he Confederate
service during the war.
Washington dispatches TO the northern na
perssay that upon the result Of the battle being
known, secessionists did not conceal their
JOY and in Baltimore several secession Asgs
were hoistsd.
Green Bolls, a free man OF color, in Warren
county, Miss, has paid one hundred and fftv
dollars to toe government loan, and promises
to subscribe ore hundred more.
It is said that twelve Of The friends Of lark
son, who was silled at Alexandra have kn1nd
themselves by oath to STAY 1000 United States
troops to avenge him.
. Perry Davis, OF "Pain Killer no,oristr
was seriously injured by being thrown from
bis carriage near Bristol Ferry, R. l.. re-
Gently.
Rev. Dr. Turner, a native Of South Carolina.
many years a resident Of Georgia, and lately
2 pastor Of a congregation at Carmi. Illinois
has been forced Ito leave that place on account
OF hts southern sympathiss, receiving but
thiTty-siy hours notice to quit.
Lord Palmerston is very much broken his
attacks ct the govt are now much more frs-
quent ana more fierce.
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The St. louis STATE J5arnal INDUCES In
srsculslicns ar to The result Of The contest il
Missouri and expresses no doub,o OF the ternin-
a'ion. T. shrns that TIE Federal troops win
b. vsnquislsi IA that safe, because they
are mustered in he name OF the federal gov
eminent, hut because they are arraysi in VIC
lafion OF the constitution Of that government,
against the rights and liberties Of a great and
free people that Tie Independent existence Of
the Conf=ders.e States Govern rent will soon
be acknowledge By the States Of the North,
ard hs treaty Of peace viii include a solemn
gusrantee Of the right CT every individual
Southern STATE TO d5'srnins lis proper federal
relations by the free, IN certified, unswsd and
u1nol,stsd expression f the sovereign viii OF
their people. In zoe, desc ne commercial in
ts-ssts and kindred sihies Of the people
Of Missouri viii insurs a majority Of City
tasga1LzaEss in favcy OF adhesion to the
C5nfsirrais Sates.
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MILITARY MIN!

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By telegraph!
THE War news

WHEELING, June 25 The convention hai
adopted the present militia laws Of the State
II s~djaurns ta-morrow to re-assemble the hrsl
Tuesday in August.
WAsHEGroN, June 25.--A southern spy has
been arrested with full details Of the nu Lbsri
position Of the troops, and batteries in the
vicinity OF Washington.
Hseerstown and Hsrper's Ferry are desert
ed. Tue pickets have left Wil'iamsport, Nd,
! but Ger. johnson is reported seven miles back
with four regiments.
CArRo. June 25.-The steamer City Of Alton,
With 1860 troops and four six-poundsrs, has
departed for the Missouri river.
The Tennessee troops are reported marching
to Missouri via Arkansas.
MILWAUKEE,, June 25 Forty rioters are In
Jail. Their comrades have cannon, and threat
en- the jail. TIE mayor has issued a proela-
mation declaring martial law.
Kansas Cry, Mo June 25.-150O troops
left odsy for Southwestern Missouri.
FREDERcK, Nh, jane pa resolution
has been passed by the legislature, demanding
Of Gov. Hicks the return OF the arms OF the
State militia.
ALEXANDRIA, June IS Prof. Lowe has
made another ascension with his balloon. He
discovered that the southerners are also bal
looning.
CINCINNATI, June 25-The A. c. Taylor
dropped down the river yesterday. The Lex
ington and Connerlogs leaves to-day. 5000
troops are at Camp Dennison.
WAsHNsTcN, June 25.-W. D. Gallagher
has been appointed collector Of New Orleans.
He departs for Cairo to accompany the srmy.
The correspondent Of the Cincinnati Gazette
SAYS that there are 5 600 southerners thirteen
miles beyond PbillipPi, uniformed and well
armed 5000 reserve a. Huttonville 100 cav
airy are at Romney. The picket skermishing
continue.
Suspected persons are turned over to the
civil authorities, while guerrillas viii be shot.
LOUISVILLE, June 25 Passenger travel be-
tween the North and The South is entirely free
from delay or annoyance. Freight matters are
not definitely decided. There is g strong
movement here depreeating Romans enlist
ing men. The movement is regarded by the
UHionists as unnecessary aud uselessly iTTi-
tsting.
BooEvILLE, June 25.-Gsneral Lyon is en-
gazing wagons and horses. This indicates a
southern movement.
FoRrREss MONROE, June %. The ordi-
nance department have preferred charges
against General Butler for a violation Of he
army regulations in permitting Sawyer to con
duct experiments. Weather here is warm.
Thermometer 101 degrees.
ALEXANDRIA, June 25.-Prot. loves bal
loon having discovered a scattering camp 10
the vicinity Of Fairfax Courthouse, General
Tompkins' cavalry and several companies Of
"a ght Infantry proceeded there. It was rumor-
ed last night that the cavalry had been cut to
Fieces No official intelligence has been re-
ceived relative TO hfs operations.
Il is stated that Gen. Cadwallader has re-
ceiyed direct orders from Gen. Scott not to sd-
vance 10 Msrtinbnrg
The Europa brings sdvices that sixteen Bit
ish gun vessels have been ordered to join
squadron Immediately going to America.
lfalY's recognition BY France is Imminent.
The Debsts saws that if Au tria crosses the
MsTielo, France will Inevitably fight.
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rcvDrTfcy or sFFsIRs IL MIS-
SOURI,.

We are permitted to make The following ex
,-,-. from a private letter received by 3 gen
tl.naa in tbis city from a friend at St Louis.
The note is dated tie 2lat inst, and the
writer says;
Things ere bard here az present, The Hes
efsrss having full sway. WIS don't yoHr
psouip saus 10 some troops 10 help as clean
ther ont We have Sc disposition but not
ne arms to do IT,. Large numbers OF dead
D--b ara arriving daily from s~0utb-westeTn
M.s--r-i. although the fact is denied. lt is
rs7or-af That Ben McCulloch has been eating
Erztz Browns regiment r. pieces s1msW0ere
on the Southwest branch OF The Pdeihe raA-
road.
ire zasis f-o11e hsrs bad p fight with the
Hsssfsnz at B,a1vle-he Missourians to The
nrrb-r Of 800 making en- stack on a whole
r.vfuen- Of D1trh, and + they had not been
ordered 20 retire ] believe would have killed
every one OF them have not had a pop az
thea yet, bu- expect 20 soon.
we are not a ware that suF Preparations are
making b. our mfitsrv authorizes to forward
troops to Mszoari, neither would it be pru-
dent FOR us to rlke a public announcement Of
the fact, wee such the cass Wlgh cur col
umns. B1t OFT officers NAV fss. assured that
there are Thousands a. brave hearts in the
sou,s psu.iug FOR the opportunity, and
only awaiing orders, to march to the sssis-
lance o. th-zs who are sn3esvoring 20 uphold
the Southern cause. and resist abolition sg-
gressi51 wss cfthe Mississippi. Our Interest as
well dc our duty 70 our co lsborers in Missouri,
demands that they BE- assisted and We can
assure those who axe az the head of affairs,
that our soi5iers and citizens are beth ready
and willing TO afford it.
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AQUA GEEK.

On Wednesday night, between eleven and
tweivs O'Clock, a steam tug which bad been
keeping the PdUnee company during The dav.
fired two guns loaded with grape shot at Simms'
battery, on the bill. The FIRE was not return
ed by our side, for the reason that the tug was
out Of reach Of our guns, and that her shot
fell short.
During the firing, the Gordon rifles, which
had been sent to the spot By The officer com
manding, came up in the rear, and were near
being fred upon-ths party at the batteries
supposiBg them 70 be a detachment OF the en-
envy, which had landed. This thing ought to
be provided against In the future.
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North ALABAMA ITEMs The court Of
county commissioner Of Limestone county,
Alabama, have resolved to levy a tax Of fifty
per cent. upon the amount Of The State tax Il
each tax payer, to raise a fund to equip troops
going from The county, and provide for their
families. Att meeting Of the citizens Of Msdi-
son county, 2li5 bales OF cotton, 1000 bushels
OF corn ami zoo bushels OF wheat we're sub
scribed to The Confederate loan. Z is said
$500 more bales will be subscribed.
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u O'Clock, M.-We learn from Captain
Lynch, who has just come over in the train,
that Yesterday evening about sunset, a man
who bad shipped from this place for the bat
teries and had just arrived, pretended that be
desired to battle, and for that purpose went
into the water just of the wharf. he played
abont for some time without attracting snT
notice, but after 4 while it was observed that
be was getting considerably ous from the
shore, and wss making for the Pdwnee, which
was lying of in the channel, when be was
hailed severa.times, but failing to "come to. .
our men on the shore fred THEN muskets ahead
OF him. Still needing not, aim was taken, and
it is believed be was killed, as be was heard
crying for help and seen floating down the
stream. It is Capt Lynch's opinion that be
was provided with life preserver.
We further hear that the Pawnee was
sounding off the bar last night but che passed
down the river early this neutrality-suspicious.
~iessburg (Ya.) Nsps, june 81.
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President DavI and the MARYLAND
COMMISSIONER.
The following is the letter Of President
JEFF. Davis TO the Maryland commissioners:
MONTGOMERY. MAY %. 1851.

%
MONTGOMERY, May 25, 1851.
GsNTLEhEN: Ireceived With sincere pleas
ure the assurances that the State OF MARYLAND
sympathiEes with the people Of these States
IN their determined vindiestion Of the right OF
self-goyernment, ard that tie people Of Mary
land care enlisted with their whole hearts on
the side Of reconciliation and psace.D
The people OF these Confederate States, not
withstanding their separation from their late
sisters, have not ceased TO feel a deep sOliei.
tude in ner welfare, and TO hope that at no
distant day a State whose people, habits and
institutions are so closely related and sssimi-
lated with theirs, will seek to unite her fate
and fortunes with thoss Of the Confederacy.
The Government Of the Confederate States
receive With respect the suggestion Of the
state Of Maryland "that there should be a
general cessation OF hostilf les now impending
until the meeting Of Congress in July next. io
order that said body may, if possible, arrange
FOR an adjustment Of existing troubles, bv
means q negotiation rather than the swords
but is at a loss how to reply without a repeti-
ton Of the language it has used on every pes
sible occasion that has presented itself since
the establishment Of its Independence.
In difference to tae State Of Maryland, how
ever, l again assert, in the most emphatic
terms, that its sincere and earnest desire is for
peace that while the Government would
readily eRtertain any proposition from the
government Of the United States tending to a
peaceful solution or the pending difficulties,
the recent attempts Of this Government 10 en-
ter into negotiations with that Of the United
States we're a tended with results which forbid
any renewal OF proposals from it to that gov
eminent
II any further assurance OF the course Of
this Government for peace were necessary, it
would be sufficient to observe that, being
formed Of a confederation Of sovereign States,
each acting and deciding for itself, The right
Of every other sovereign State to the same
seIf-setion and self-governmeut is necessarily
acknowledged. Hence eonquests OF other
States are wholly Inconsistent with the funda-
mental principles, and subversive Of the very
organization Of this Government. It's policy
cannot but be peace-peace with all laiions
and people. Very respectfully,
JFFF. DAVIS.
Msssrs MeKaig, Yellott and Harding, com
Maryland legislature.
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cosFEDEEArE arATEs oF AuERICk,l
TREASURY DEPharMENT.
Montgomery, March 2Ctl. 1881.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Montgomery, March 2Ctl, 1851.
N ACT to fix the duties "a tile articles therein
aame3.
SEC. I. TIE Congress Of the Confederate States OF
America Dc enact, Tlat an I'D vslorem duiy OF aacsl
per cent. shall Be Imposed on Che following named are
tcies imported frsm sbroad into the Confederate states
OF America. il lieu OF The dat!es row imposed by Isw,
to-vlt Coal, che Sc. iron In Blooms, pigs, bars. bolts
and slabs, and on al iron IN a less manufactured state;
also on railroad rails. spikes, dshipg pl-tes, and chairs
used in the constructor o. railroads; paper or al sorts
aud all meuufacfures Of Wosf Manufactured, Of al
sorts. HOWELL COBB President Il the Congress,
Approved Earch IS. 1851.
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
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-INALIEsABLE RieHrs.-To know a trade
or business without apprenticeship or experi-
ence.
To marry without regard to fortune, state
Of Lssith, position, or opinion Of parents or
friends.
TO have a wife and children dependent on
contingencies Of business, and. In casa OF
sudden death, to leave lhsm wholly ubpfoyidsd
for.
To pat oH hirsling atrangers the Literary and
moral education Of your children.
To teach your children nc COED trade, hoping
they will have, when grown up, wit enough to
live on The industry Of sther people.
TO enjoy general sympathy, when mads
bankrupt by reckless speculation.
To chsat The government If you possibly
can.
To hold Office without being competent to
discharge it's duties.
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mat our uairing efforts to place in tae
b,r5s Of cur patrons on each mornins' the
l,ts.t and most reliable intelligence IRON
.ysrv point Of interest is appreciated we
80. sbuessut evissace in the unpreee-
5en.ss circulation TO which The AFPEAI has
srs.oss. TIE DsiIy APPEAL bss reached a
circulation Of csI h0usan& foaT hanaTsa' ana
sim new orders are being daily received ID
mia connection it were as wen to remind ad-
vs-Hsers jbst while our paper ia being Teao
nv for.r-tr5 tbouzanl individuals bfaFnishs'
= hotter means Of rsschiog the public thaa any
o.hsr paper IN The safe.
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BosToE P%uHcHAsIHe AHERIcAx CorroE
~ EUHorE-The British sbi P.Gsorgo A.Holt,
cleared from New Orleans, April :, with three
thousand FIVE hundred bales Of cotton for
Queenstown. She srrirs5 az fhe latter port
Aay2 h-r csrzo was sod BY sample st
hftssa cents, 10 Boston purchaser, and TIE
ship ordered TO rscr0ss ihs Atlantic for the
bea,dt o tbs NIassschusetts cotton mills.
7boiyis burt" says Dir. Lincoln yet all
t. Aercumiocuto hss been found rscsssary
10 49, e wlite slaves Of the North from
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FaHas Foz LrEeoLs's soLDrEss.-T1s No
Bile MsrczTB says several hanirsa Of Lineoln's
s0ltiers have already "i9oatedn their efarnsn
-inensionH, "s.y feet By two" We think
"eiaim' have been aid for a good many
more
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Resolved b. the Coniederate States Of America in
Congress assembled, Ihatthe President Of Couzress In
struct the collectors Of toe several ports % this C.ufei-
erscy. TO enforce the existing revenue laws against all
foreign countries, except the State Of Texas
HOWELL COB
President Il the Congress.
Icertify That The foregoing is correct co7y Of The
original resolution on die iu my tflcs, aud which was
adopted BY Congress on the l6th February 1861.
J. J. HOOPER,
Secretary Of the Congress.
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i has gradually leaked out that Baltimore
Is noth:ng more nor less than a nest Of seces-
sioulsrs. who 5ave quietly armed themselves,
sBs Who will act 10 copcsrt wit. the Confsd-
crate troops uan he trap Is sprung This
"frs In tie rear" causes great alarm at
Washington. as the government don't know
whom TO truss. The Nsrylaudsrs declare they
are " al UHion men ss long as they srein the
Unioa p bu. ubtaE Uuisu they mean lie the
question. The truthis the oatragss, i%ndigni-
ties and humiliation which have been hespsd
upon the glorious cd Catholic State Of Mary
end, have made seeessionists Of her bona fds
Uaion, conservative men. Is e any nder ?
No man Of any pride OF spirit can witness
these tbia-s without experiencing a feeling OF
resentment and revenge AID the future viii
Show they havs not bswad their neck to the
yoke except TO gain strength from is weight.
FALSFHooRs or THE UNIoRIsTs.
PEEvrioE, Of the Louisville Journal, pub
fishes the following, intending his readers
shall believe Il:
The dislniou ci'izsrs Of Tennessee, while
depressing the Union men, are themselves
subjected 70 p tyranny IN common With those
over whom they iyrsnnize. Gen Pillow has,
on bic oHn responsibilities, levied a heavy tax
OF -e counties in anticipation Of the Eve mill
lions ordered By the legislature. He sent one
Of bis military 0hcers the otssr day to Hay
wood county. fof instance, with order 20 col
lect $50 coo IS that c~ouHtF's shsra. the
amoant paid by each men to be set down to
bic credit IN the STATE tax. The officers ss-
sumed authority to- apporiion the $50. 900
among tie cil'zeHs according 70 BIS own dis
c@rsiioH. Upon some he vas particularly hard.
Gentleman, said be, If you 10 not meet the de-
mand wiii with three clicks Of he telegraph,
summon a regiment beTe and it shall be quar-
tered u~cn ycu uutil you pay. They paid. OF
course BE people are afraid 70 talk Of the
matter but What we have said is true.
Here 10 Tennessee It IS unnecessary TO make
any contradiction Of The above but that our
Kentucky readers nay not Be nisled, we would
say that ibe Imaginative brain OF TIE editor Of
the Jourzai never eoiEed a greater fsIseaood.
No seion o. Gen. PuLow has ever been OF
such q character as to have warranted a
charge # ths kind. The al assertion IS one Of
prelticer best Ties.
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ANOEEFEH SRFHMTSH REPORTED.
The Dispatches received from The Eorih last
night, indicate anothsr triumph Of the Con-
fedsrate troops over The federal forces near
Fairfax Court Hose. IS tbis report reaches
us through The enemy, some importance nay
be attached 10 10.
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jes5 tEau8w
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Cor coIT-Tbe Goliad CTeras) M,sssag,r
Of the 2stL ult., Gays,
VIC learn that Co Colt, tie Inventor Of The
celsbrated revolver, has purchased The own Of
Lamsf On cur southern coast. He owned one-
Iolrth interest before, and gave $500 FOR
iha other elalns.
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lust arrived from 81. Louis a lot o. -a,a
y sadd e, Artillery ard Cavalry HORsFs n IN
Eeek's Stables. Irqlire OF g. ". EIsBER. ~
on the premises. isss-sa
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A correspondent Of the Savannah Re-
pubilaau SAVE hat advicss from Europe show
that the sympst4iez Of Or. Msrksy, the poet
editor who visited this country a few years
aso, are sntireiy with the south.
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From OFT exchanges We are possessed Of
considerable information With regard TO the
various movements OF The Federal and Con-
federate troops in this State. When a de-
tachmsht Of the Federal troops entered Har-
pePs Ferry, after its evacuation, on the l4sh,
by the Confederate troops, they found it desc
late--the bridge, armory, and public works
having been destroyed, and the machinery re-
moved into the interior. It is supposed the
Sou bern troops have gone in ihe direction Of
MartiDsburg, to meet Gen. McCiellan's forces
entering the State from Pennsylvania. At
Bolivar, on the outskirts Of Harper's Ferry, it
is stated, a Confederate force is still sta
toned.
Gen. Wise has 5000 men in Stanton, and
another thousand On the march to the sam
place.
. The distinctions on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad are being removed by the United
States troops.
Il Is reported that the Federal troops cecu-
pied L%ees6urg on the 10th, after having been
evacuated BY the Secession troops, who de-
stroyed the cars, locomotives, etc, before
leaving.-Fredsricksburg (Va.) Recorder.
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DAEoEHoUs P~osfTIoH.-The Norfolk lVa.)
Hrrald, Of he zist inst, says:
Tie Ellsworth Zeasyes have to be punished
70 compel them to 20 on guard a. Alexandria.
Nine were killed on Friday night, and every
niglt one OF more h1ds himself a dead man.
Each takes leave Of bic friends when be mounts
guard, and The arsl thing be knows be is dead.
They say we have Indians about who shoot
hem With arrows. Let every one die a doe's
death. Jackson's brother and friends have
set d good example.
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JffF. DAVIS
Messrs MeKaig, Yellott and Harding, com
mittee Maryland legislature.
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FOF Alderman im second ward.
We are sutherized to snnouncs n. E. CcCHRAg Per
Alderman q the Second Ward, Il the ensuing efaofion
Thursday, June eth. 80 9ts
For alderman in sixth ward.
JOHN MARTIN, IL elected. win serv. 49,.
y u eL1-n warn, je75 q
For Alderman in Seventh ward.
candidate FOR AldeTmHn for the Seventh Wsr5 stfbe
erection to-UorrnW. f.oe y
For Aldermen in EIffd ward,
c. K%ORTRBCHF and " s, PICKETT ara esssiss,s,
for Aldermen Of the Third ward. 5e2s-9f
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Easily CoTroE BoEL.-A friend, returned
from Southwestern Georgia yesterday. repre-
sents toe croas OF all KINDS in that section IN 4
most fourlshing condition. Hr presented Us
with a weil-matured cotton boii from a pianta-
ton ia Baker coonty.-SaDanneh hsrs, le2s.
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Wn ssid tsat Col. Msgrader bad with
LIN 81 B. ~ Church bic ola force Ct regulars
who we're urdx bin ia the United States army.
they haTiHg assa i5GErer to JON their cid
lsaaeT s nay Gecouu's 10 part, for The
tsu SEE sssd viii which she guns were
msnaged q tie late fight