Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-04
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BLACk-H EFU PUBLICAN DISPATCHES
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Special to the Cincinnati gnquirsrl
CAiRo, July 1.-The principal excitement
here at present is concerning the three Years
enlistment. Gen. PTentiss and the other Off
GERS talk very pretty TO the soldiers, bur, as it
appears, vainiy. Republican prints say that
the war is a matter Of dollars and cents. and
it seems to be so around here. The tr7ons
have not been paid enc cent since their enlist
nent, and see no chance Of being paid. There
are claims IN this small town TO the amount
or near SzOU,OO0, and no "sighi" for the money.
II the payments would come along, it is posi-
bic that near h-lf Of the three months men
would go in for the war, but even that is not
probable. The three mOrths Will be I'd inside
or two months, and if the men are not paid
on, lt Is not likely tat One-hfth OF them will
enlist for three years.
Capt. Pitcher, United States army, il here
Tor TIE purpose Of wearing in the three years.
men. iT is a significant circumstance that he
went up yesterday to Camp Smith, the head
quarters OF the Chicago light artillery. com
pany A, to swear them in for three yeats. and
every man refused TO take the oath. They are
the best "crOwdo in Cairo. Nc one sbonia be
surprised al the course taken By the men Cfthia
|'A~N"NS ~ "Arb nave DCeI treated mUqf
shsmefullY, and feel it bitterly. When cgIo-
nel5 Of regiments have notbalf a dime TO buy a
newspaper with, what can be expected Of the
men? There will be a general STAMPEDE this
month, unless we have a fight CAS- we &c taiuly
"ill not) 7 some money (Which is not at all
probable.)
A lieut.. c%s'o1el, c. vilers by name, Of the
Eleventh regiment, (CoL Wallace'.) resigned
niE commission on Friday, on account Of q
ri H nult- NTH fh. T-T,u-4- a g.
A company from Fulton county, Ky, Of the
state Guards, called ont under Gen. Buckner,
came to Columbus the other day.
Two large companies (eau't tell how manv)
have left Columbus bound for Union City, to
join Gen. Pillows command.
The "spOrting'' business goes on, but
VIII not continue long, Instructions having
been received from Washington that viii
change the programme. Il il said that ali
the prominent Democrats in town are 70
be "hauied over the Goals" shortly. II SO,
look ont torS rafting among the dry bones,
for the Democrats Of South Illinois stand
where they have always stood. They know
their right, and will not suffer any military
despotism to impose upon them. We have
been cured lSDg enough and although we
claim TO be fully as loyal as any other peepie.
and know that we are, we cannot always put
up with insults, abuse, unlawful arrests, and
PNo'lCnu utuui4lDl. IT ENerH was
any truth in the professions Ct he Republican
party, We would work with them heart and
hand as we have done, bat when they dissrust
US and put ne down in every possible way, we
get "ttred." This is truth, all the feeling OF
the people Of South Illinois almost unani-
mOuslY.
BALTIMORE, July 1.-Ogr city is completely
under military rule. Troops are occupying all
prominent places in the city. The police COM
miaeInDnra and fuvo ofIa II 1fkfvarg v,u.J c=
Ger and Brown, were arrested, and are now at
Fort McHenry. Siicer was a custom house
officer.
The Baltimore and Ohio railroad paid full
interest on its indebtedness to-day, except
Northwestern Virginia bonds, which the city
will have to supply. Council is 10 meet on
Wednesday for that purpose.
The steamer s.. ieholas left this city on
Friday last for Washington. She had seven
ty-6ve passengers on board. including many
ladies. At Point Lookout, al the confluence
OF the Potomac and Chesapeake, a large num-
Der Of men, who sflerward proved TO be Vir-
ginians, cane abosTd 10 citizens dress, among
them Com. HOiliEs, late Of the United
States Macy. They seized the vessel,
placed H5llins in command, set the
passengers ashore at their several landings,
and then went out into the bay and captured a
brig bound to Baltimore with coffee, : bark 10
wv ~ . 14A a. bN at jus
ton, from Alexandra, with coal. They took
the prizes 70 Fredericksburg, where they now
lie.
This is a full confirmation Of our special
dispatched
WARRINGTON, July 1t is stated on good
authority that the morning c. the Alb Of july
will ind Fairfax Court House in possession Of
the federal troops. A column will move on
the place and drive out or capture the five
thousand rebels who now hold it,. The rebels
are running the cars within ten miles Of Alex
a1dria. It is said that at Fairfax station
slaves are covering the track with a large
amount Of earth.
The Mount Vernon reports shat while pass
ing Aqua Creek she discovered that the rebel
steamer George Page, had steam Up and was
moving about. The PioRser had steam up and
would Doubtless disable he again.
At Matthias Point all was quiet, and no a.
tempt aad been made to erect a battery, nor
were anv rebels Il, be seen.
1.-THE programme WAS carried out, CoL. Stone
tooa possession Of the Maryladd Rights and
RSSSA's Ferry to-day. One piece Of artillery
glacsHEhere will prevent the rebels from re-
cccrTtiog that place.
spscsi O. Ia New York T]ri5uHe.l
Major General Fremont received bis com
mission 60 day ia the regular army. The ether
fff7l EtAtlo q = EtIltutHNlBirA g ENIs NJ
Ci~iiau 10 whom be, therefore, ranks next.
No doubt need be entertained that the sup
preston Of The rebellion will be prosecuted
vigorously and without hating. The admins
trgtion does not intend TO lag behind the al
most universal demand Of the people.
To-day an order was given to supply The
whole force On both side of the Potomac with
extra TatioDs for six days in addition to th5ir
regular supplies.
IT, .s a. ---H-H o. HsE--
is, why has not Patterson pushed forward his
column and not kept everybody waiting (?
Government has decided to take him out Of the
way.
It is generally believed here the general adj
vance will be ordered to begin on the 4th Of
July.
| learn from a gentleman directly from the
West that On. Mcclellan commands a force
Of over 90 COO men in the heart Of Western
Virginia, aHd is experimenting in person
vitality important movements against the
rebels.
Gen. Fremont has instructions to nroceed to
Harper's Ferry to command the division under
Patterson.
W~AsHIveroN, July 2-Lieut. J.. W. Ripley,
chief OF the ordnance bureau, has to-day re-
ceived the brevet Of bTigsd ier-generai o.. S. A
The appointment il received with general ap-
probation.
Tue M1ItHt Of liiPEy o. Lue TITS niolu
Is. and regiment left Washington Yesterday By
rail Their destination is unknown.
NajSr-General Fremont has not vet been
assigned to a command. He expresses the
hope that be may not longer remain quiet.
Special to the N. =. Commercial Advertiser
Treasury notes OF the denomination Of $50,
and redeemsble in two years, are ahOat in
business circles.
The Republicans bold a caucus Tomorrow
night. They will probably agree upon a can
dldate who will be elected on the first ballot
Thursday. It is by no means certain who will
have the places. Col. BlsiT's military pres
tigr is much in bis favor for speaker.
The Virginia rebel convention has passed an
ordinance which declares it to Be treason for
any citizen Of that State TO hold ofire under
the federal government, after the 1st Of July.
PhiIHdaiPhia, pa,
4 correspondent Of the Baltimore Erehlnge
writes from Philadelphia, June 25tb, as fol-
lows
Everything here looks bad. The stree'sbs-