Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-19
The New YorK Trrbano'. r--ozrar..ne.

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Greedy continues to imagine his paper the her
aliic organ of Lincoln, n least we so infer aheI
raading one Of his war programmes. Here is
HE latest, pronounced with reference 10 the an
ticipated operations of the FederaHsts on the
coast. It is taken from a late number Of the
Tribune:
Ii IS understood that FlagLOFcer Goldsbo-
rough expects TO have not less than forty ships
If The Atlantic b~lockading feet collected in the
roads within the next two weeks. At present
ye have six higates, including the Cumberland,
(which is 6: Newport Aews,) VIZ; the Min
nesota ~(hagrh;p), the RoRnoke, the Sabine, the
Congress, the st. Lawrence, the Cumberland,
besides the Dale, ards number Of gun-boats ana
supplv shipe. In eli rot less than Us guns and
500 men. The Wabash i On the coast, and Is
expected 10 arrive. Of eourse the largest mum
.-sr OF the expected feet win be gun-bosts
lately purchased and now fitting out IN New
York aud Phijadclphic. The destination of this
t1exarpled squadron Is of course one Of the
-ccrects almost past finding out, aud not TO be
told when found out. Thai formidable opera
ions g7e % be undertaken on the southern coast.
there can be no doubt. lnssmuch as the late
Atlantic b~iocksding district has been divided by
erecting the Southern Atlantic squadron, Of
which Capt. Dupont viii be the fag-Ohicer.
the conclusion is that the ships which, according
20 Tep9r, viii eongTegate here, viii con6ne theil
opars lions this side of the dividing line, which
vii be the boundary Of North and South
Carolina.
4. s4vuii not be supposed that all or even .
majority Of the squadron viii be employed in
gpcc.al service. for il is doubtless the purpose o.
tbo g-oTgrument to enforce a more perfect block.
-1e o. ihe whole coast, which experience has
shown TO be one Of the most effective methods 0
crushing ont the rebellion. Still, there are Ger
ts.a cities and ports, The moral effects OF captm
ia- 81 1ich would be so great that II is fair 10 b'
presumed that I viii he undertaken. If ther,
- any one place which the loyal sense Of iht
laEd demands should be hnmbled and made {,
i-vi the ham Of the Federal government, il Is
.CAGrlez.y u. lis fan would be the fall Of tn,
chief pillar OF the rebellion. The result woulG
be commensurate with the cost, great as it
Wil Y be, though it need BY no means he 5,
great IS the rebels think OF the government has
been in he habit Of c0nceding. Surprising that
TIE governments intends 10 concentrate IFS ener
Eias in an expedition by land and sea against
Charleston, Sccgrding 70 the clearly defined sI-
rotation and wish of every loyal citizen, We
may readily suppose tbat such a policy win be
postponed 10 longer than considerations Of th
ssaeoa shall dictate. Bus the probability Of suct
al undertaking rests not alone on this presump
ton. There arr indications in the movements.
doiuc5. and So on, great AID small, here and
there, now and thcn, that point directly to suel
g. purpose. Grouped together, these indications
70 ibc I've Of Tie careful observer establish nor
than 2 probability, if they are not evon proof
positive, Of undertakings at an early day worthy
a. our government