Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-13
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The following special dispatch was received
10 this city BY Col. Coleman
81 CoLUMBUs, June 12.-The City CT Alton
landed Il our town at half past eleven O'clock
this morning, flied with federal troops and
twelve pieces Of artillery, and took down our
Dag and trampIed it under foot, splitting upon
Il. They warned us that IL we uttered seees-
sion sentiments we would rue e in three days.
The citizens could not resist, but bid defiance.
The commander asked IL there was one man
who wanted It down. The answer was; Nc,
Columbus is all right for the South we don't
want your assistance Gov. Magofin has
been advised by a special messenger"
We learn further that the force numbered
Eve hundred, sad they returned to Cairo.
C%rEefNEArt, June 12.-To Cor. B. MagoBin /:
I nave information hat Tennessee troops are
under orders to occupy Island No. l, six miles
below Cairo. 10 accordance with my UNDER
standing with Gen. Bnckner, / call ueon you
TO prevent this step. Do you regard the Islands
on the Mississippi, above the Tennessee line,
as within your jurisdiction? and, II 30, what
ones, Respectfully,
rSigned. G. B. MCCLELLAN,
MalOr zen. U. ,. A.
BALTIMORE, June IA steamer from Old
Point Comfort confirms the defeat Of the fede-
ralists az Great Bethel. The southern cavalry
and infantry follower the retgestipg invaders
as Far as New Market bridge, this side of Little
! Bethel, which bridge he lying invaders burnt.
Tue southerners had six gnns besides a Bate
~. No further movement from Fort Monroe.
Gen. Pesrce, who had command 81 the Bethel
affair, Is a Massachusetts, man.
ST. Louis, June u Gen. Price, Gov. jack
son, Col. Lyon and Col Blair have held a con-
ference. The former proposed the removal
Of the federalists from the soil Of Missouri,
and the disbanlonment Of the militia. Col.
Lyon refuse. After a session of four hours,
the conference, without agreement, adjourned.
Gen. Ptice and Gov. Jackson went to Jefer-
son City on a special train.
ST. JOSEPH, June 12.-Tbe battalion under
Maj Culley, made up from The regulars at the
forts, is coming here. Another brigade is 60
ing 20 Kansas City.
EEw YoRK, June i2.-Ihe london Times
says that the charges made By the speakers at
tie Paris meeting, as also the iriitabihty men
toned, are groundless. 1t also alludes 20 the
violsnt animadversions Of the noFtherp press.
It says that the UDionists are encouraged be-
cause England closest be neutral
It further says, if this be the temper of the
northern press now, what viii it become a
month hence. Il concludes, urging a careful
avoidance OF oIsnses to either belligerents.
Lord Russell announced that The government
had determined to prohibit armed vessels from
bringing prizes into British ports.
BALTIMORE, June 12.-Marshsl Kane has
sworn in 1000 Sscessio1its ss special patrol
men at the special election. It 10 said that
B~onifant will be absent from Baltimore on
] nNarffnu Taw Faavfn~ q dawuHw nnna cav from
want Of nerve.
The Tines correspondent at Washington
says that Secretary Blair says General Butler
carried Big Bethel by storm last night.
Prof. Lowe, the b3llosnist, is experimenting
with bis balloon-it contains a t~elegrapher,
connected to the earth by rope and wire.
-Four additional Indiana regiments have been
accepted by the Government. The Govern
ment will accept all regiments that come to
Washington, whether by State authority or
not.
WAsHENGToE, June 12.-NothiRg was heard
up 10 late last night at the War Department Of
Gen. Buffers capturing 9 Great Bethel batter
les. The Tines report is undoubtedly false.
$4,000 cartridges were sent to the Relay
H0gJe to-day. The Department is perfeeting
the postal arrangements ia western Virginia.
The federalists are gradually pushing toward
Fairfax Court House.
SIX steamers are at the navy yard with steam
up.
ID H. Winter Davis district baltimore
city) the vote viii be close.
Il is thought that the Bethel victory will
greitly strengthen the southern rights vote
Cst Maryland's special election for Congress.)
The Mexican mails will be made up at New
York and sent to Havana by every steamer.
They will be Forwarded thence to Vera Cruz.
WHEELING, June 12.-Forty counties are
represented in the convention. J. Foreman ID
president.
HAGERsTowN, Nd, June 12-Gen. Psttsr-
sons division is motionless. The Maryland
house Of delegates has instructed her United
the Southern CenfederscJ.