Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-04
Sajly appeal.
BEarrz-Es gPUTBLEGEN DISPATCHES
vo TTsE NORTHERN PRESS.

Special TO the n. Y. TribuHe.l
IyasH1yGroN. June % The financial Pro3o-
sifions Of the treasury department to be sub
mitted 10 Congress are three in number.
Fi-st-A national loan at Z 31-100 per cent,
Tedeemable in three years, not convertible
into bonds. nor receivable for government
dues.
seeond-A fsreiga lean, interest at 35-1OO
per cent
Tbjrd-The issue Of treasury notes OF small
denominations, interest 30-1O0 convertible
and receivable, to circulate as currency.
Mr. Chase viii also recommend a special
tax on tea, coffee, sugar, aud money to be
pledged for the payment of interest on govern
mant teb's
Tue president has determined not to enter
tain my proposition Of peace till the rebellion
is entirely subGUed.
Army officers declare it impossible to make
a forwsrl movement until more wagons ar
rive. One III 7usan1 will be Furnished on the
15-b of July.
Co-re775lds1es Of the u Y. Journal o. mmercel
The programme Of the war in Virginia, as
published by the press, il carried out with
energy, viii be the first chapter OF The great
war.
The Confederaies do not uHderrate The re-
sources Of the government, and only in case
O. their success would they assume the ofeD-
sivs.
Recent developments look as though Gen.
Scott did rot intend any forward movement
in Virginia during the summer.
specis to she Kew T-rk Tim-s.l
WASHINGTON, June 80 The contest for
the spp8kership is becoming animeted. Il is
thought Grow, OF Pennsylvania, viii be sue
cesstuL This would rule out FoTneY for
clerk, who mill give his aid to Blair or ColfaX.
There is nut little doubt that a new clerk OF
the senate will be elected in place OF Dickens,
notoriously hostile to the government, his re-
movai beng a necessity.
Tie last time Brsuregard was heard from be
stated publicly 0 bis troops that they should
be at Alexandria last night.
We shall not be surprised II the 4th OF July
is celebrated By driving in the rebel pickets
and clearing out Fairfax Court House.
Special to the New York Eerald.l
WASHINGTON, June 30 It il rspnrted that
the Misunderstanding between JEFF Davis and
Beauregard, and GeS. Lee, tha has been noted
for some time past, has occssioned the latter's
resigning bis position. It is certain that pri-
vste letters from Lee to bis old associates in
the e. S. army have disclosed bis dissatlsfsc-
tiop in the reb-i service.
Il isssid the steamer Freeborn was so Sc
verelv tceated in the recent conflicts that she
will be condemned. She is a neI boat.
I would seem that toe government does not
regard the occupation Of Hsrper's Ferry at
present ss Of aay great Importance, nor that
ANYTHING Of importance has been destroyed.
The Massachusetts, 1st regiment has applied
to the war department % permit them to cele-
bTa'e the Alb Of July somewhere on Virginia
soil The answer is Lot vet known
The impression is strong to- night that for
ward movement vill be made during the next
81 hours.
Gen. Mcdowell will not be superseded.
New YoEK, July IA let er in the World,
from the steamer Wvandotte, from Fort Pick
ems. Announces the capture Ct the privateeT
steamer Vim Il. Webb BY the Niagara, when
in the act Of capturing the brig East, of New
York. The Wysuiotte also captured the Eng
lish bark Etna, with cargo o. Tihed cannon
for the rebsls a Pensacola.
A gentleman has Just arrived here from New
Orleans who states that be heard there Just
before leaving and at points along tae route,
that The rebel government bad abandoned the
idea Of taking Fort Pickens and had with
drawn 2 cousidersb bic portion Of the forces
stationed there and dispatched them to Rich
uotid.
He saws further that some sppreheDsions
were entertained at New Orleans OF the land
inc Il large force Of UR-on troops in the vi
ciniiv Of that ci'y. Accordingly preparations
were being made for erecting proper means Of
defense. The Information, he says, wss com
muBics ted 70 bin by gentleman who bad ar
rived from Washington and who alleged be
heari &C from Gen. Scott.
TIE government is determined to employ the
United States troops captured in Texas, now
Oh parole, cu daty that will not vislate their
OstEs.
TIE latest dates from Mexico state thai
there is no material change m affairs there.
TIE rebel Government has several agents II
Mexico and several OF the States, endesvoT-
inc to effect .beir Dur poses OF recognition by
creating public opinion in their hehaf.
l. anpPars that they are making large prom
fqee ana have already purchased several. .news
papa-s which are isboring In the interest OF
The rebel Government. Their recent machina
tieus are well understood BY Minister Corwin
WHO has exposed them to the Juarez govern
mert
Mr. CorHfu bad submitted the project OF tht
new treaty to the government, and expected al
early acceptance
FALTIEaRE. Jgly ], 10 A. X Since O'clncl
this morning startling proceedings have beer
going on here. DetaChmen's Of artillery an,
iuesnfrs have been sent to various sections o
the citv. sHd are now posted IN MOnumen
square, Exchange Place and in the Eight
ward, Broadway and other places.
Before daylight all tie members OF th
bosrd e. police commissioners except The may
or were arrested and sent to Fort McHenry
L Is ssid e plot has been discovered Of an in
Cen. Banks has jast issued the following
PROCLAMATION;
HrADQUsnTFRs DEPT OF ASSAPoLIs,
FORT HcBESRY, July I, 1851 I
IN rrrsnance Of orders issued from the head
ousrters of the army at Washington for b.
rir4sarva lion Of public peace in hia depart
fneUt. have arrested and do now dstain IN b
ous+ofv Of the United States the late member
OF tie board 0f police.
After the public recognition and pro es
a. T. A.
continued their sessions daily upon force
sr-l uuyFarranta ble construction Of my pIocls
nation Of TIE 28th ult; they declare that tn
pqljre law was suspended, and the police off
GERS and men put of duty for the present, pre-
ter ding 20 leave be city without any police o
nrrtection whatsoever. They refused 10 recog
1iza TIE officers and men necessarily select"
bv The provost marshal for lie protection, an
Rad suhi-ct 70 their orders, now and hereaf
fer fbs cid police force, a large body 0
armed men for 20 purpose not known to th
royernupnt, and inconsistent with its peac
and security. To anticipate any intentions o
orders on their part, have placed temp0raril
3 norton Of the force under my cOmman
within the city. I disclaim on the part OF to
government ! represent al DESIRE lntenlio
and purpose % interfere in any manner what
ever with the ordinary municipal affairs Of th
city az Baltimore. Whenever loyal citfze
csn be named who will execute its police las
impsrtisl'y and ia good Faith TO the Unite
States. military force will be withdrawn frOl
the central parts Of the municipality at ono,
No ssidier will be psTmi ted in the city exceT
HuseT regulations satisfactory to the marsha
and if any 50 admitted violate the munlcips
laws they shall be punished by the civil tr
bunas.
TSigned1 NATHANIEL P. BANKS,
Maj0r-G Army.
s,pefsl to Cin-inusti Commercial
WssEINGToN. July NO war news Of in
portance to-day. The only occurrence Of II
ierest was the capture Of two OF the secessio
cavalry. rith four horses, by a Connecticl
outpnst. near Falls Church.
An active canvass is going on for speak,
and clerk cir, Grow and ColfsX are II
nribeipal candidate for the former, and Ell
sridge and ForueV for the latter seem mo-
royaEsr There is decided opposition 20 Il
6l5hBmbug Of party csucuses and nomination
4 fjreet and open vote in the house viii prol
ablv be taken.
me end of northern regiments is evidentl
MT vet Several more regiments arrived t
day.
CsrRo. Jaly IA 4. H-Time flies!
o-fck succe sion, 2sy after day giides by th'
TprioA whose importance ip this stluggle car
~ be toe highly estimated The day th'
al nrocIaim the TERMINATION Of the thre
-,.rtr-for ghich the troops OF this brigaC
enlisted. Is fast approaching. Upon ever
.co.rfeuancr is,f BY every actjoa Of the gal
lat volunteers Fto for more than two Ion