Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-13

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WASIHNGToN, GrcautcT 6.-Licut Col Itey-
uJlds has been appointed resident agent at Port
Royal, under the general regulations relative to
securing and d~isposing OF the property found on
brought within the territory now aud hereafter
occupied by she United States forces IN the dis
loyal States. He has been ordered TO report TO
The Secretary Of The Treasury.
A bill viii soon DE introduced IN Congress au-
thorizing "a steam fire engine brigade, as d large
amount of government property has recently
been destroyed for the want of such an organi-
zation. There can scarcely be a doubt OF the
passage of the measure.
There are ~farly-siX persons from Maryland
and Virginia Iu the county Jail, arrested by con
stables ON the presumption that they are tugi-
tive slaves. A difficulty exists in the way OF
their immediate dis char-e, from the fact that it
cannot be asccrtaiued whether they ar. all con
Iabauds, and loyal citizens have a right to
claim a surrender OF their property.
BoSTON, December 6.-Orders have been re-
ceivcd at the navy yard to prepare the line-ot-
battle-ship Vermont tur service at once. II Is
thought She is intended TO take the place OF the
Constitution. for the use of the naval school at
Newport, being able TO accommodate a large
number of pupils.
The following navy HsUtonants, recently from
The East India squadron, We're consigned to Fort
Warren to-day, charged with dIsi0yalty w. y.
Glassgll, of Virginia Alex. Debres, of Virgin
ia; Julian Myers, of Georgia, and Delaney o.
Forrest, of Maryland.
Special to Tire New Yor, rasr.l
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49, IN ,Us, 'ornft,5 f~..Ii12rs and taut f.,
..,,.rf H. ri.n3y relations hat[ye4u the two
.,nni-ias
Tho work am the new military bridge across
tLa p.ton.. l. ,roorassipn ranilIv and win soon
he r.ady for usa
cs1.[s af ,ba R4nubff,sn members of Com
rr.ss Mil h. bsI5 toi,marrov EVENING. for the
49, nr o--.s;n- mon a line If nofcv 70 he
aI,Iprs5 In rs,.rarr22 t5 the sIave ouestfon'
I.t+a- ,,,s rs..iy,I i'm fLfs r.ty Yesterday
s,n, O. Inn. If fLa Fefsr.f a-Dv Viii,
mas rsninrsI "a G,Ee NIGHTS a-o. while ont ON a
s,-,o-nI avra1itso, lie i in iaI at Richmond
Al ne, NFp, y,rL regimanfS on this side of
,La - ,rHr bo ro5fere5 to-1s,. NORTH cr
a.. 80
'Ds O'I',.'.
NEW 1"RNr L1','9'ei D. Tic s,''LIi n"''5
nan mas aii''7u. que pIlnS' my ",2uS"i.u
Sta.l' OF arms p"''""S'' D" "''s''"' '"'
a77tgr f,"n, Port p,,,I says .bc 10Th New
VI rorf,,ant n,la . rer,1nof.-anc toward
49, c,n,r,inr tErsa hattsLiss and spiEinr
he grns They frt1rpoI ,,ler having aD7
a-agenad within twenty miles of Charleston.
A large amount of cotton was found ready
for shipment. but the rebels Were destroying
much of f..
One thousand conrabauds are about the forts,
and others are coming in.
E,srov D..ambar GA case CONTINUING
l1 i.,yar-[ 81 Mons hermann. the PrcsfIiCI-
-a-,r which Is pn exhibition al on. of our ieyg-
slry sores WINS hy SOM. means unfasten,d.
ami i-yyolrv fl, the y,lcp of SI5gu was stolen.
n+af+bsta63,ur tbe ease was constantly sur
r,nrIsI Inv a LARGO crowd If DroDle.
Iae British mail steamer. from Martinique.
r-.b arrived at ST. Thomas. the 18Th. and re-