Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-15
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The Harriet Lauc.
RICHMOND, November 1.-The \. y. Her
aid, Of the sth, reports that the smallpox had
broken ont among the crew of the Harriet Lane.
Reinforcement 10 be sent south.
The Baltimore News Sheet SAYS 5000 more
troops will be sent South. The rsmada trans
ports have returned.
Movements in East Tenn essee.
RICHMOND, November l3.-At Lynchburg
the following was received this morning from
the East Tennessee and Virginia railroad
JoNEsBoRo', Tenn, November I3-Ihe
| Union men have a camp of from one thousand
to thirteen hundred men at EHzabethtown, near
the North Carolina line, about twenty miles from
Bristol, and another of about seven hundred
! men near Strawberry Plains.
Both are increasing. and they threaten TO take
possession OF the railroad and burn the bridges
A report is current at Lynchburg that the
Cnionist shave taken Bristol, but 4 telegram TO
the superintendent Of the Virginia and Vennes-
ssee railroad here proves it untounded.
The last train Of troops which left Lynchburg
last evening for East Tennessee ran over a COW
near the Central depot, at 10 O'Clock last night
Four cars were thrown of the track. One man
was killed and six wounded.
RICHMOND, November "a. Cvis-New Oricans).
The western train, due this morning, arrived at
Lynehbnrg tonight, bringingthrough mail dates
as late as Knoxville, the 10th.
Passengers say It is reported that the damages
by the Union men are much exaggerated
Knoxville has been placed under martial law.
Latest frOnt Richmond.
The Virginia STATE Convention assembled
no quorum present
The Postal Department has sent agents TO
points where travel ami transit are interrupted
by the Unionists, to facilitate the transportation
Of the mails. The mail trains viii run only in
the day time. Engines and cars on each side OF
the burned bridges will convey the mail and
passengers
Nothing new from the camps, bur 1t is noticed
that all prominent officers ST. unusually cheer
fl to-day.
Forty-fve persons, taken by Gen. Floyd, ar
rived on the trains. A portion were taken while
holding the recent election in the Northwest.
The poll book was also captured, with mares,
notes, etc
An I~ncendiRFy Punished.
NASHVILLE, November 1.-THE Union and
American learns, through a private letter, re-
ceived here yesterday, that a son Of Senator
Pickeus, of Sewer comfy, was morally wound
ed while attempting TO burn the bridges at
Strawberry Plains, on the East Tennessee ana
Virginia railroad, on Friday night last. Young
Pickeus reports that another incendiaryr by tine
name of VIM. A. Ronald, a Louisville Lincoln
tie, was arrested by the Provost Marshal,
being suspected of visiting that place in the
capacity Of a spy.
Seriously Disappointed.
a special dispatch in the Chicago Jourla.
from Cairo says; We are in hourly sxpec'a-
ton OF hearing Of the capture OF Columbus, Ky"
The Fremonr 0tRcaIiy.
I~SDLANAPOLIS, Noyembe- 7.-SrronC dissat-
i~slaction is felt at the course pursued By the ad-
ministration toward Fremont. Every evidence
is discernable that the people Of Indiana are first
losing confidence in the present Lincoln Cabi-
net
Gov. Morgan, OF New lo- .snd Senator liar
rs have requested Gen. Wool by telegram to
delay his contemplated resignation aud to ,ou-
tiRue in his present command.
FrOIu Washington
WASHINGTON, November THE trial of a
number of persons indicted for treason in Balti-
more, took place to-day before Chief Justice
fancy and Yates. Much curiosity f. expressed
IS to the course likely TO b pursued by Judge
fancy in these cases.
It is not improbable tina. the lincoln goyaIn-
menJ will at an early day assume the respoosi-
biity Of an exchange Of prisoners.
Gen. Buell. viii be assigned the command OF
the Cumberland department, vice Gen. SHer-
man, who win return. mos. pro habIv TO Il com
mand on the Potomac.
IA Georgia Planters Convention.
MACON, Ga, Novembe- I3-The Georgia
Planters Convention has adopted sundry resolu
lions inG0ls.ng the defensive system OF warfare
adopted by our government They also advise
d ht7Nl -L IHafANE u'NN OF lNFulN per '"LLs On al
productions of the United State as soon as peace
is established; also, that the planters should
not, while the war continues aud the cotton crop
remains on hand plsnt a seed next spring be-
yond the required wants tor home consumption.
From the Atlantic Coa,i.
SAVANNAH, November r. - The Federal
feet is reported TO have passed Fcnaudina this
morning, southwark bound.
Great activity IS exhibited in strengthening
the city drteases. Confidence Is restored. and a
general feeling Of security prevails.
A special dispatch to tfs Charleston Courier,
dated Pocataligo, 18th, says q detachment OF
light dragons visited Beaufort by daylight, and
saw two gunboats lying a mile and a half below
the town, but negroes report thar Felrals visit
it daily and return al night.
-four advises from Washington, and the north
em cities generally, copied from our exchange,
$ Of four days later date than that received by
telegraph last night