Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-05

''''S' "' Jas ~ "s up '' '"' 'DP 10 ""
have been taken TO stop them Immediately
~bHimPOTtnnt ana Ampr"Dnbie'
A special 10 the Union aud American from Bowling
Green, tonight reports that the Louisville Journal, OF
the Isl says that Scott had resigned that his chief clerk
had fed from Washington, taking with him ali the coast
surveys aud that HaHecA has superseded Mcclellan.
Disasters 20 the Federal Fleet.
wuuTSGrox. n. c. November Reliable intenf
gcuCe from GoldsbOro' headquarters has been received,
stating that the steamer Union, OF the Federal feet, went
ashore fifteen miles from Fort Macon on Saturday night
She had passed TO the south Of Frying Pan shoals, when
She was driven back by a gale. She was loaded with
horses gun carriages, powder, etc. Very little Of value
was saved Seyenty-fye prisoners we're taken.
a small Federal steamer was OF Smithvilg on Satur-
day evening with a flag, but she could net De- found yes
5erIay.
Intelligence from the feet Is thar Two of the %gunboai-
were beached on the coast OF South Carolina, and the
crews taken prisoners.
Movements Of the Naval Expedition.
CHARIFsros. November 4-Tt was reported thar the
Federal feet was attacking Tvb.e Island. near sayau.
uah. The Charleston Mercury. Of tbis morning. says
Can't. Lsbbv. Of a privateer. MS arrived. and reports the
brig B. X. Eaton. Of Maine. loaded with government
stores. was destroyed
The Federal feet passed ChAslcston bar yesterday
bound south.
The bleaching Of vessels on the coast Of South Carolus
is confirmed
sArANNAH, November 4-Thc reported eight At Ty
bee Is incorrect. The firing was caused BY The discharge
Of guns at For Pulaski. preparatory 10 al anticipated ae
ton At : o'clock to-day T7"eniyih1ee vessels were IN
sight Of Iybee' standing on PORT Roy al IN he Of os'iie.
Active preparations were making al sayonnah TO repel
the attack
Further Observation-Disclosures to the Fleet.
MoRur tyia INV ORLEANS November SPECIAL
orders for the feet, dated on board steamer Atlantic, oeto
Der 2j.say the expedition il under command Of Com
Dupont. and Is intended to make a descent upon The enc
mys coast. and probably under circumstances demanding
The utmost vigilance, coolness and i~utrepidty Of every
man IN the expedition. The sunboats and other means
Of Decentralization are believed to be capable Of landing
at once from 5000 TO 400 men Some OF the ~suTfboat7
will carry 100 men.
The expedition consists Of three bigades, commanded
by Generals Wright Stevens and Nieleaugh. with aruh
lery. Fun orders are gwen as 10 'ne m'o' o Ianulns
and how 20 conquer the ground and Il successful tney
are directed not 20 20 beyond supporting distance from
the shore.
FORTRESS MONROE, October 2a-Tbs feet sails to
morrow. One hundred thousand rauons are distributed
10 the feet and sealed orders gwen 10 Tue captains ''
several of the transports.
The men and horses on ooaf' various Q Ut transports
'uneIep gre''y U'"S '' b"' '" P
Inc OeuS" "e
me Ne" fofA iiefAl'' oi " ~ ." w
the expedition ""l Do ie"'zo" ''-' : IN
70 carry war INTO 'ht Cotton ''"''F' ""l'" -'o '"'"y
-ponsiDle ioF me feOr1'o"' d 10 p'ou1'o u.0.s1n4
uon IN the Hhuehfe C"hl7n'r@c amy ]" Virginia
"r' -. -, "a -.
uAlNNA AiNNN $50
49, -, - al I.,o,nd. and oh,is,e
=" - a. - =, co,,o, ana IN. .
8r;op,v of the blockade fourthIy. form a nucleus in ihe
Confederate STATE. near which the long supposed Loyalty
Good sense Of the people NAV ind a sale and appropriate
pxDrc,sfop. and encourage and stimulate this reaction
feeling. of which we have seen remarkable aud encouras
ipg manifestations in North Carolina.
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sa,o, ui-.s ,,,bor,y a., epplov no--aas bnt aa
IN III r,a.,.rs ,ba, Conc-sss vii, provfjeet,S
compensation for their loss, and if they survive, passions
are promised
The New York Tribune say one of its correspondents.
on board he naval 'APedioh' "''eS from i'Ai,i'n
poa5s tb.f the priyafr secretary 20 Com. Dupont had /