Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-11
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NAN FHAHEHaCNs MAY @Ns-1tAs
yson Of John ;. Cdttenden), Major Longstreet'
N South Carolina, and Lieutenant II. z.
Me Neal. Of Texas, and several others have re-
and left for the States via Texas.
BA1rWonr. June 1O.-Maryland has been
attached to Gen. McClellsn's department.
H-.sArsro,gv, June 10 The southrons have
burned IN bridges at Point Of Rocks and Ber-
lin. The skifs ct the ferries have oesn seiIea'
and every ford is guarded.
W-AsHrNsrox. June I0.-Apprehensions are
fall At washington that the southrons will ed
yancs from Point Of Rocks, Nd, encouraging
revolt at Baltimore aud aided by Ma
viii attack Washington through
ma. They will be supported by a formid-
sbIe advance from Manassas Gap. Tue
weieht OF opinion, however, favors the eyaeu-
stion Of Hsrper's Ferry on the approach OF
ne Fedsralists. 1000 southrons are support
the AQUA Creek batteries.
It is reported that Gen. Dix, OF New YORK
resigned.
Vlrginians.
Secretary Chase will probably recommend 3
loan OF $3.50, 900, 900.
me movements from this point are Of such
A character as do not authorize publication
It is believed that the recent change OF posi-
tion Of the southrons since the Fairfax ColrL
HOUSE affair is deplored, as causing southern
movements which embaTrass the tederallsts,
Communication between Alexandria and the
southern camp is still carried on.
Ethsridge, of Tennessee, is spoken OF a.
Clerk Of the House ,u
Although quiet at the War Department, sun
on Sunday there was really more business
done than on any day since the war.
The Times' Paris correspondent says there
is no reason Why Hayti may not sosn excite
the eommiseration o: the French emperor,
Dreeiselv for the same reason that Dominica
excited the commissrstion Of spain.
LoU1svrLLE, June 1O.-Tennessse letters,
exc.nt Memphis, are delivered, but as orders
are mementsrily expected to send these alss
10 Inc dead letter Office, correspondents are
cautioned against entrusiing valuables to the
mail. Adams express company can only carry
letters when enclosed in stamped envelopes,
postage stamps will not do.
CNcrvEATI, June 10.-The A. o. TaTlor,
Lexington and Conewaga are having their up
per works razed, machinery put In the holds
and their sides plated with three inch iron.
NEw YoRK. June 1O.-The Arabia brings
word that a decree had been issued opening all
the French ports to import cotton and pork.
Prince Gortschakof, governor Of Poland, is
dead.
"a meeting u Al4HAANhno hae IANA FAeNN Nv
Paris $50 were present, one-third Of whom
were females. Minister Dayton said be could
detect no unfriendly feeling on the part Of
France towards the north. Mr.. Clay declared
that if ever the flag OF England became associ-
ated with the Confederate flag, Frenchmen, not
having forgotten st. Helena, would Join the
stars and stripes against England.
Gen. Fremont spoke mildly. DR.. McClin-
took followed, attaching no importance to nut
terings.
The Tfmes' correspondent says that General
Beauregard declares his intention to concen-
trate 10000 men at Manassas, 70 make the po-
sition i~mnregnable. When the federalists have
exhausted themselves be viii endeavor to effect
their dislodgement and viii advance and over
whslm them.
The government is in possession ot letters
indicating that there are many traitors at the
North.
Gov. Hicks has warned the government Of
danger menacing the Capital from Maryland.
He requests the full occupation Of Frederick
city and reinforcemsnts for Baltimore.
New YoRK, June 10.-The steamer Marion
has arrived from fort Monroe. She reports
having landed Hawkins Znuaves at Newport
News, where Mars 8h Vermont regiment.
Scott rife guard and German rifles were en-
camped.
RALErGH, June f0.-The Constitution Of The
Confederate States has been unanimously rati-
fed BY the North Carolina convention.
C~rNcrvNATI, June 10-The Indiana Zouayes
reached Cumberland, Nd, this morning.
WASHINGTON, June 1O.-Fede-al troops
reached Edwards Ferry, half way to Harper's
Ferry.
Abrother OF Jackson is reported az captured.
The n~on-payment Of the federal troops is
caused by the advance OF the pay rolls, not
from lack Of money.
The Rhode Island regiment has departed
southwark.
Mechanics are busy constructing wagons.
A large number Of horses are being drilled for
artillery service.
Ten thousand troops win be in Baltimor'
within sc hours; that city is in fermentation
All are prepared for vigorous measures. Arms
are stored in private houses. It is ,authori'
tativelv determined 20 lombard the city fTon
Fort McHenry on the first sign Of uprising.
BALTIMORE, June TO- Marshall Bonforf
saws that 1000 secessionists are in Baltimore
with concealed arms, waiting an opportunity
Arrests Of secesslonists and goods continue a
the Relay House.
Cen. Mansfield advised the Michiganders
who fired on the BaltemoreaDs.
Gen. Banks takes charge at Baltimore to.
morrow Col. Stone is advancing towards
Leesburg.
LOUISVILLE, June 10.-The following dis.
patch from DR.. Green, President Southwestern
Telegraph Company, to D. Flsnery, Superin'
tendent, is Forwarded as a matter OF justice I;
The Louisville ofi-e and the Southern line
Your reporter can vouch for every statement
contained in the dispatch from some month";
( Of personal employment in the Office here, and
] full knowledge OF its management as well al
the characters Of the gentlemen employed
Louisville % D. FioaneTy Superintendent New Or
leans
Your dispatch received quoting a letter to
Paducah paper copied IN this mornings Delta
accusing this office Of submitting private dis
patches to the EDITORS OF the Louisville Journal
IN replyI can say that I have no reason to be
lieye any private message to or from Louis
vile Office had been submitted TO editors o
Journal, or otherwise Improperly exposed b.
any one connected with the affair; a reason
able suspicion Of such bad faith would forfei
any employe his place in the Office.
The card copied in the Delta was copied By
the Courier here, and its truth or justice de
MED BY that paper. There has been but on
publication, and that two months ago, Of wha
purported 70 be a southern message to tn
Journal, and a thorough investigation Of tha
resulted in the satisfaction that it was not OBJ
tanned from any one connected with this ofic
OF with any other Office under our charge. N
inspection Of supergisorshiD or other restrie
lions have yet been established over this Office
(Signed) n. GREENE, Pres'dt.
Col. Anderson has declined to accept To
department of Kentucky. It has been attach
ed TO Gen. McClellsnd's department. BuckDeI
Of the State Guards, and Rousseau, of tn
Home Guards, have been to Cincinnati for con
ference with Gen. McClellsnd. The PARTED
lars have not yet transpirea.