Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-03
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Special Dispatch 80 the New YORK rr-s1
WASHINGTON, November 26-Ths clerk Of
TIE House of Representative has inst placed
on tho official roll Of the House tie name OF
Col. S-guT, rs the member from tine first con
gressional district Of Virginia. This district
was represented in the thiTty-sixli Congress by
K. IL Garnett, now a Ialid secessiIsist.
EE-Gov. Wicklife, member from Kentucky
has arrived here.
Gen. Mcclellan reviewed the regular troops in
the army to-day.
l. is true that Secretary Chase f-Yors an in
crease OF duties on sugars, non, woollon, and
some other articles. He viii set forth the rea-
SONS for these recommendation 10 his tO-thc0m
ing report.
Gen Mcclellan reviewed tine regulars TO-DAY.
On this side of the Potomac were 1900 infantry,
2zJ0 cavalry, and nine batteries of artillery.
NEW YORK, November 9i.-It is understood
that Capt. ID. d.. POrter's visit 10 this city last
week was connected with the outfit Of "a small
mortar-earrying feet.
Some twelve schoOueTS at this port, owned by
the government, and Glcea3y fitted for ordinary
ornaments, are now additionally strengthened
so rs to carry, some of them one. and some Of
them two gigantic moTtars, some OF them weigh
ing nearly $4,000 pounds each. These vessels
are nearly ready for service.
The government has just purchased Wander
bits Staten Island farry boats, Westfsld and
Clifton. They are the finest boats on any ferry
running rom this city, and capable Of carrying
from 5000 to 1000 men, with q considerable
battery while drawing but five or six feet Of
water.
INDEPENDENCE, N0vembsr 2j-This morn
Ing, Lieut-COl. Anthony detailcI a lieutenant
and five men 20 examine the cemetery in tb;s
they returned with fourteen kegs of
powder found concealed in q vault. supposed 70
be the same taken from Liberty.
All the cattle recsptured by the Federal
troops from the rebels at Warfensburg, are now
ON their way to Fort L-eaysuwarth The TWEEN
ty-twO BushThcckers who burnt the truiu arc
prisoners.
Gen. Price is at Pleasant IElI with $4,000
troops going west.
Col. Anthony captured to-5ay a lot Of govern
meut freight wagons, and one government
horse from q Lexington rebel.
WHEELING, Va, November 9Th accord
auce with the almost unanimous vote of the Ue0-
pie, at the election on the 2ith oflast msuth. the
TO form Q new State out Of Western
met 10 this city today. The attendance
unexpectedly full for tao opening, thirty
seven counties being represented John Han.
d Mason, was elected permanent president. No
business was done beyond Organizing and admin
the oath 70 the members.
NEW lORh, November ga Kew West let
says that the privateer BeauEegard made no
assistance. She was commanded by Capt. Gil
Hay, and was captured Gao hundred miles
rom AoaccO. She threw overheard most of her
ammunition, etc. She had met no vessels. and
had not even fired a gIu since leaving Charles
The vessel captured by the Connecticut
the schooner Adelaide, OF Nassau. aud had
several cases Of swords aboard, and her purger
Lieut.. Hardy, Of the Confederate army. Tho
teameI Isabel is represented as being nearly
eady for her armament at Charleston. She viA
'e commanded by Capt Rollins.