Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-27

This gentleman, with his family, reached his
home st Huntsyile on Sunday last, disect from
Rtebmond. The Democrat says that he look
somewhat thin and jsded FROM ogerweTk a.
Richmond and travel, but res, home comforts
and the Wholesome atmosphere CT Huntsville,
will soon restore bis wonled health The Pres
ident has complimentsd hin waa-tbe Office Of
bFigsdier-genersl sndRvs learn that Coils. Bull
locks, Watts, lodges aud WheeleT's infantry
regiments, and Clanton's cavalry regiment,
are assigned to bis command. We doubt not
that Gen. Walker viii display The same talents,
energy and determination in the field that have
distinguished him in the Cabinet, We under
standhis command viii rendezvous here, and
eventually repair 10 Kentucky.
~ The Richmond Examiner says tbat 1t is
utterly impossible to get out Of, CT through,
Virginia into he North, unless under ciTcem-
s Stances Of The nest extraordinary nature.
Tee War DEPARTMENT. has perfected, By chain
Of sentinel posts, end BY an entire reformation
OF the passport system, tie much needed isola-
ton Of The government. The present practice
in the passport Office IS to Issue no passports
to 90 cut Of The State, evan in he exceptional
eases where the Secretary Of War may slow
Ct, unless with he condition OF thsir being
subject to the discretion and approval CT Tho
general commanding officers on tie line Of
the frontier. As the military ausboritiss have
been uncesaing il their complaints Of TIE
passport system, it's verF certain that the dis
cretion left with them Rills be severely ex-
ercIssd.
Ca Capt. Robert p. Blouni, of Sumter, Al
ALBANIA, has been authorized by tic War D..
psrtment 10 rsise, arm ard equip a regimen to
serve for twelve months. The regiment viii
be armed with ehot-guns and ridss, and will be
attached to The Brigade Of Gen. [. P. Walker
who will then have the regiments of Colonies
Thos. H.. Watts, Ghos. J. JudE, Edward c.
Bullock, the cavalry regiment IF Col James
Clanter, and the shotgun regiment OF C9!o"ci
Blount. T
e. was reported in chattanooga on
Monday evening last, Iat Andy Johnson had
been arrested in Paris, Bourbon county, Ky.,l
ard conveyed to Abingdon, Va, on the route
to Richmond. Passengers wIo arrived from
Nashville on yesterday state that the TumcT
was generally credited in that city when tie
train left. L true, there via be gFeat r~ejoic-
Ing among the patriots Il Tennessee who
have been betrayed BY this traitor.
"a A diopateh by telsglaph to the II. O.
PicayEne, Gated Wilmingtoi, the 24;h instant,
says: "a suspicious looking bark, which has
been of 'be coast severaidays, captured the
schooner Mary A. Fender, on Sunday, twenty
miles north Of the mouth Of Cape Fear river.
The crew escaped in a bot, and arrived yes
teTday.
The Pender was resrElng home frou
nhsTiestoa, WITH seventy i've easks ofl.ms for
Fort Macon Two Pi!os, i. is believed, bave
been deccysd on board lie bark.
MARTIAL LAw.-Gov. Moore, Of Louisiana,
ia reply to the request Of officers OF b First
Division, WHO requested him last week to le-
clare martial law in TIC state, says that he
does not consider hat the necessity for saeh q
measure yet exist; but that it was bis iLten-
ton to Issue an oder, at an early date, for the
complete orgsnisa' ion Of the militia, and
would enforce ths order 10 tie full extent Of