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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-10

GNTRAEED from the Subscriber on uT aboutNsa
, : the 10Th ul N0ErUbsr tsv0 brown IAEEFFeEA
MULES The largest has marks on her back. ~
caused by paek-alde aI-9 d scar on one r ezlak$s
her hind legs. ard ~ i-ht color sTa1uj the nose. /
50 lost -1Tre HORSE, some two uaufl- since Said
h1rs- D. about fifteen hands high well made NO shoes
blaze u the face reaching down E1 the uu- usaer
and racks and b. ven Or Eat years old The above
reward wall De pa 8 90 any b -rsou delivering ur -td
animals uT for sugL information a- viii enable TO
get them zen dollars for the mus horse. Inquire
Iur me al the Chelsea Mills, Memphis.
d-LIR- u W NANnE
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Esss p. H C.srs & Cos column.

EF~ses p. II. CLARK & Cos column,
ESrSse advertisement of Ward A McClellaod whole
sale sul retail Druggists J75 and III Main street opgo-
s'.n Wasshasn House seq
EE-lLg attention OF the readers Of the APPEAL ia
directed .g tie advertisement Of G. W JONES s. CO..
Wholesale Druggists. No. ~ gaiu street apI3.Iy
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FOR THE WAR f..
A, ry AUTHORITY. RAISING A REGIMENT
] -N' nv.v. fba NNarT

AN BY AUTHORITY, RAISING A REGIMENT
E7or the War;
~ i- Co be- hoped that he struggle viii be short bnt
.fr long or short % is evident Llt The people
f ae south have 30 hsli t throns g. or consent b" bee
- ,h, ,t,fi-ut aycs Of northern d--pa-I-m.
,.ill -lsdy sccept the applicat on- Of ruch compa
fs So arr willing 90 devote thrm.elFrs 90 The cs-e O."
~ Coincidence uuiII iis ude peudelce is recog gn.ze1
iii furnish good and all that The reg iatIonr
I'Irw -s7 41....
Tho-< d-,lrne 90 Join tbe Regiment VIII address iht
-. ~ tr .--su1 or aopfv iu person. at this pa'e
JNO g BtRCH C. 5. A.,
Columbus, Ky, Dec. 5th. o. Aid 20 Gen Pillow.
fsE-1w ,,-
At.sbvIls Patrio' Memphis Avalanche West lelnes
sas Wing Chattan'ogt Advertiser and hno2Vl!' keI
i-rr insert three weeks and charge 10 Jnion aha Aii
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WANTED.
FLOIR

A SITUATION by o. Southeru Lady, as TEACHER
.o sfh ol or Goyernns-s In a Private TLmiiy
4 5drrss box 30 go Memphis Post Oidce.
deb 1y~
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18
A CORRECTION.

The statement Of DAD. C. Peters pubsbed YESTERDAY
morning respecting the condition Of the csnps Of de
Nsw-York troops, was not ia soy manner intended ~
bear the character Of an official document Dr. Peters
accompanied Dr. Mott IN the inspection Of the camps
exclusively bis private fsnd, and the person whs
took down the substance Of hs remarks, committed
ievous in imputing to them anything Of an o-
ca nature. We make tas correction as the reasss Of
DR.. Peters.
The following Is an extract Of noss from DE-. n0.a
% DIR. Peters, .
"I have re1J the report printed In THt TRisuss
shis morning with surprise and dismay kaving re-
Trained AZ home foa any reference 10 my nyss-
cations and labogs, until my 0hcal report ss0ale -
made, confess my astonshmens At seeing the whols
thing anticipated In print, and publshed with your
attached. l plast request you 10 make oomnu-
nicaiion 20 ,hs different evening papers stating en-
plicitly that you had no Office Of assistant under me-
and were in no respect officially connected with ny
Official visit 70 the camps; that your irp was simply
one Of pleasure, and that you accompanied me ~
friend, awaiting yourself Of my Government appoint
TO crafty you personal desire 20 see the e0nd.a
Of the army, ard that private conversation wtsh
friend was made tae occason OF acOmmunicaion whisa
appeared without your authority"
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18
SOUTHERN rrEMs.

LOUISVILLE, KY. Wednesday. July H., issa.
A detachment from the Tompkins Zouaves was seas
70 the depot last night prevent further attempts 10
resist the orders Of the Surveyors of the port n resx
70 the shipment OF contsband articles over the
Nashville railroad. So 80 s s.-et.aE
The Journal suggests . change Of starting heurs
from noon and midnight 70 6 o'clock Ia the morning
and In the afternoon.
The Chief Of Police has prohibited noisy and bois
ferrous shouting in the street as likely 70 prodacs so
lisionsL ah
The correspondent Of The Losisviie Courier, fo@
Camp Boone Tennessee, on the l4th, says the Ken
tuckians among the Confederate troops there bsvs
plenty TO eat, but hard drilling. E
Camp drilling and the rsquisition Of enlistment foe
the war has scared off q few.
Per cosfra--TRe Jorrsai contains q statement eou
two young men direct from Comp Boone that whss
they left dessrtions were Of common occurrence, and
the woods shs Kentucky sids Of the river wss full
Of deseres from that camp and that about rag
gsd halfstarvei victims only were left ss the camp
TAe kRerpiLk Register Of the 18th nominatss Con-
molly y. Twigys Of Knox % the Union candidate TOE
Governor Of Tennessee. -
Richmond sdvices state that the Confederate Execa-
tive Department prohibits persons leaving the City
witbou! passports.
The Roisigh IN. c. Register, oftbe 10th, says toes
tho steamer winalow captured off Cape Hsstesas On
the 3d. the schooner Herbert Martin, Of BssnstsAs.
MAss.. with cargo Of sugar and moasses, valued "a
100000
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18
MORE TROOPS FOR WASHINGTON.
RocHEsrER, Wednesday, July II,

: RocHEBfLEi Wedne5dAyI JuIy 10 IooI' !
Capt. Fit1immons' company Of cavalry numbering
80 men and horses was mustered into the service o.
the United States, to-day by Lsut Marshall, o. 8.
A. The company isto be attached TO Col Van Aliens
Regiment and viii probably leave for Washington 70
morrow. Arms and equipmsns win be furnished amer
the company has arrived in Washington.
Lieut.. Colonel Mix is bers, and viii go with the
company. s.t ,so ~ ~ al .e,
Lieut. Marshall declared Chat u was ths finest body
Of men he had seen mustered - volunteers The rest
Of the companies Of this regiment from Western New.
York, win probably be forwarded nsxt week One
more win go from this city. go AA @~
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18
REVIEW OF TROOPS AT BALrIMoRE.
THE 18TH OF APRIL AFFAIR--HEW-fokk PARTIES
IMPLICATED.

lSIh Of hkhiL hSsNA~
IMPLICATED.
BnrrxoRK, Wednesday, July II, 1851.
There Is 10 be grand review Of oil the troOps at this
station exeep, those in the Fort tomorrow afternoon
a, Mount Glare. Msjor-Gen Banks viii be present
The troops consist Of the Massachusetts, 9Th, Col
Kinks, $50 men; the Nsw.York 18th. Col. smith.
1000 men; the Pennsylvania 18th, Col. Lewis, $50
men; the Pennsylvania 10Th, Col Lyle, $50 men, the
Pernsylysaia Goth, Col Pratt, $50 men the Pennsy-
yania 22d, COL Morebead, $50 mem the Boston Light
Artillery, Col. Cook, lIs men. Total t6s men. Five
banda of music will enliyen the occasion.
The famous Massachusetts, 9th, Col Jones now q
the Relay House. has orders 10 be in readiness for
homeward march. Col. Jones has accepted an invita-
ton Of Mai Newton, of the I'd Battalion Of Boston,
for an escor. on their arrival The identical Rebel Tag
which was Haunted before tho th on tia lth OF April
has lust been found in the Police Commissioners otce
by Deputy Marshal McPba and Is 70 be presented 70
Col Jones before bis departure.
The Boston Light Artillery viii leave for home in
day or two; also the Third battalion Massachusetts,
RiAes, Mai Devins commanding stationed since Their
arrival nere at the fort.
II is reported that Col. Fletcher Wsbsssrs command
of Massachusetts troops u daily expected TO relieve
Mai Deyins at the fort
MOst Of the troops whose terms have expired, ex'
press desire to reenlist Tor three years.
The Court Of Inquiry in the case Of Col Smith, Of
the 18Th New-York Regiment, adjourned to-day. II Is
stated that court martial ia likely 70 be the result
Further investigations among che papers found IN the
Police Commissioners Office, serioualy impGcats New
York parties In the 18th Of April affair. t
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18
FROM MIssOuRL

SYRACUSE, No., Wednesday, July II, 1861,
company Of United States troops came here to-day
aud arrested quite number Of sscsasonists and took
them 70 Jefferson City, II s said that three or four Of
those arrested bad previously taken the oath but sfer
ward Joined Gov. Jacksons army and went sou'n VIVA
him. ceF ig 80 yufa 81 ~ 5ss.
The telegraph Iines west and soulh arc down 20,
night 80 generally that tho Company nss aoap''A'U
all hope Of repairing them for the present. ~.
majority Of The people wssI 9l psse, 0a Ssu ss'S'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18
ARRIVAL, or REBEL PRISONERS IN PHIL
ADELPHIA. f A. -.l

F,o- Ths PhssdslpAis Insaiyss, tigie
Last evening, Lieut.. 7. McFariand, d Company a,
3d Psnnsyiyania Regiment, Col. Ainear. arrived M
mi. city hom Hagestown, Maryland, with i've men
AZ prisoners who were captcred whiie DONG dut! -
a ,acLsf guard of she Rebel army near hsrtinsowg:
Tbey rers locked up at the Central station, and wn
bs taken 70 Fort Delaware to-day They are al
vnaro men natives Of Loudop County Firsinis. One
Of them had deserted twice from Jshnsons sfy Ana M
troubled at their arrest They state tbat they were
members OF a military company thai was formed a.
Mrt;nsburo at the time Of the John BEowa rad, snd
nat thew went into the Secession seryice 70 AVOID
being impressed. .., l.
They expressed hearty disgust with ths caass in
which they had been engaged and say that There are
In he ranks who VIII desert on the hrst opportu-
nitv. one Of them was member OF the company nat
arrested Capt Hesses Company, Of Col Maggie hegs-
ment few days since. On beng taken 70 Martins
burg they took Of their uniform caps and buttons and
gave them TO our soldiers.
The men who have them IN charge say that tho Gauss
of the poor fighting Of the Virginia tfoOps Is that every
nan OF sny worth In Virgins wants 70 be Q cavalry
sadier believing that the carrying OF unsket ana
walking o foot IL work only NJ for negroes and poor
white trash The Union people OF hsrtinsoafs arc
in starving condition. women eays some in'o sm our
portion Of Il would be sven 20 thsm 20 Keep them fro
nns ~ the prisoners informed US that be was ocked
nm three days in room in Martinsberg with MT. b. y.
Rhsa the reporter Of the Associated Press who was
confined BY order Of Gen. Patterson, beng dspsssd o.
'As use nsrs - psO Gsu Hcceau victory was received
ith great rejoicing IN Marfinhurg on Saturday ihs
destruction OF the locomotives a Mersinsburs was d91s
~ The rebels under the belief that the Gcyernmen ha
taken possession Of the Baltimore and Ohio ksrosa.
Ths couduct Of the Wisconsin Regiment n the hsht o.
HainesyilIs "a spoken very highly o. y INC msa' ~
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18
FROM GEN. MCLELLANs DIVISION.
sKIRSusH NEAR BARBoURsVmLE-THE REBELS

DEFEATED.
CIScrsSArI, wednesday Jelly ", 1851
Friday night a detachment of three companies OF
Col. Woodruffs % Kentucky Regiment attacked 600
Rebels between Mad River aud Barboursvtile on the
Kanawbs River, completely routing them. Ten or
twelve Rebels we're killed, and number wounded
The Kentuckians had one killed. General COxs
Brigade was rapidly moving up the Kanawha
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18
4 sMALL FIeHT IN MIssoURI.
RESULT UNKNOWN.

ss 49, Sr. LovIs, Wednesday, July ", 1861.
Mr.. Hayward, Superintendent Of the Hannibal and
g. Joseph Railroad just from Hannibal received the
following dispatch previous to leaving that places
j shi1 HuDsos, No., Tuesday, July 16, 1861.
Eight hundred Federal troops came up ahead Of the
passenger train, this merning as far as Myille, 30
miles above Sc Charles, on the North Missouri Rail-
soad, whsrs The track was torn up. The Federal
arovPs were 1sed into, when an sDgagemsSs ensucd,
isssnng IN the loss Of ssxen Rebels killed and several
itnkca prisoners. 0ne man, who was caught with q
snn II hiA hand, was immediately hung and another
tSho attempted TO escape, was ridded with rife balls
Hhs lighting stl continued when the passenger train
passeda up. The Esderals bad lost three killed. seven
seconded hnd 80 Of their horses had been captured.
sAhs strength Of he Rebels was rot known.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

FoRrusArk EscAPE;-oar readers WIN VIZ fssS ss~ asys
@ 81 sss sdsst shat 900 Of Sslomons resims3
mo wers left az gasrd in Nsosae, were = ~
81 the enemy aud taken Ps:oesrs. nsq,sey Sps ssf
Tscshe hy order of Col. seesi IN scos III
in Carthaes on the dsy q ths ~
*. AZ tss,fIe itssM although they were el. "s
hssrsee nos pan OF them was !, Ji.ss ss pss !sx q
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18
rHE RpIa amy wARwIcK

Bosros "Wednesday, July IL, 1854.
The brig Amy warwick from Bio Jsneiro via Henp-
ton Roads with cargo Of coffee has arrived IN ths
bay. She wss captured by tbs steamer Quaker Gig.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

OF the Missouri River, are Secsssoniss, and ssy sas
they wiii never submitto Lincons government. nor
wli tney SHOW the teiegsphs or railroads 10 remain
intact for the use Of LineoIns army,
Any Oh them say the oath they are required take
W ,no onHea eta'es troops s mere form Of words.
and not a. all binding. -, -
ns thought there vii! not be quorm psessn3 &c
meeting Of the State conveetion nsx. Monday.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

TaE CoxxrssrosfRs on EaIsEsrIos.-fos wsozy
.,s,smsut Of the Commissioners Of Emigration $50
forth that the nnmber OF emigranis arrived here "
July n was a. ,ssei same date in 1885, ssisi. 10
number of inmates in Institution on Ward isana ~
cs. Receipn for Communication Of passengers, ss1 go
rsc,ived 10 Jalyi7 sis0 oit7S Balance now N aAaa'
ere, ,5ee 90. e.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

Mr.. Gideon j. Tucker denies that he has been pTss-
ont at peace meeting ir this city, We should nave
saia that Il was at Nyack. The error was made 70
sranscribing the name of the place.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18
RUMORED RETURN or THE SUMTER TO
EEW.ORLEANS, WITH RIFLES, &c.
Frpn ~ Msmpha Asllaaehs. sl y


Our fellow-citizen Capa. j. c. MehADns. the owner
OF the Vieksburg Mail Line Of steamers, len New
Orleans on Tuesday and arrived in tbs sty yssserday
ne states that dispatch had been receiyed from Ser
wick Bay 20 the effect that the O. D. war sies,pcr.
Sumter Cart Raphael Semmee IAN account o. Wsess
running the blockade lass week We Pnbilsied'' nsa
returned, bringing fif,y-hve thousand knneid mes.
toosther with other aocozsrmenss and large numosf
n seems that the Sumter net near Cuha 40 Eagiise
vesae that was on her way 70 New Orlaans w thsse
srms which had been ordered previously They wefs
transferred 20 the Sumter and that vessel sad sI.el
u the Balize In safety. IL aa faSs Inst WIN fenses
great credit upon the gallant oeer. who
snl ID shows how elective tAneo'n's olocade "a
hs ssrps senl lsman inzouns shRi over tsn thcH-
sand hogshesds Of tobacco wero dispoeed d m New
Orleans in one day during Last week. The tobacco
;n,srded sor the wrench Market and the F.ench pDr-
chassrs paid Cor il In gold instead Of bs as hrrsoors
Ths information We believe, may be relied upon. Iss
tobacco mst DO taken 10 France aud VIII 80 there 10
Freaeh bottoms II Old Abes yessels undertake 70
prevent Il, the distinguished Rsilspitier will have
kght on his hands IN which "sonsbVdy Will be hars.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

shs.bed on the authority Of citizen OF New
ssbOu. whose name has been communica'eo 70
~. VaIlsDdigham.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18
THE FORWARD MOVEMENT.

THE FORWARD MOVEMENT.
THE REBELS ON THE Run AGAIN.
Evacuation of Fairfax Courthouse.
RETURN OF DESERTERS
They Want to Fight and are Sent On.
THE SPIRIT OF OUR SOLDIERS.
They Go Singing Hymns Of Liberty.
WOE! WOE! TO THE TRAITORS !
ADDITIONAL ARTILLERY FORWARDED.
ACCEssI0Es OF CAVALRY.
THE DISPOSITION OF THE FORCES.
Desperate Condition Of the Rebels.
THE ORDER FOR IMPRESSMENT.
ITS EFFECT UPON LOYAL MEN.
THEIR PRIvATIoEs III ESCAPING.
GEN. PATTERSON In MOTION
A BRUSH AT BUNKER HILL.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18
FROM WESTERN VIRGINIA.

HaAPkRs FERRr, Wednesday, July ~, 1861.
Cel. Asnly's haEylaad Regimsnt is guarding the
esnsi from Wilisnsport 70 HsPei's Ferry. . ss =
a party Of 4s Union men from Loodon County
orasd the yer AZ Point Of ROcks to-day, seeking pro-
oesaoa HON forced enlistment In the Confederate
army. More than 100 have crossed wishin the pas.
NV days 80 - sSsss sos -
: = xss saral uA be open 70 washingtoa on Friday.
Soai q much wanted there. as -
TaE SIXTH MAINE REGIMENT. -
Besros, Wednesday, July II, IS6i.s
esoek. y - 70 sSs"s'
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

A BRUSH AT euNKeR HILL
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

GEN. PATTERSON IN MOTION
New-York daily tribune., 1861-07-18

the Federal troops put their grain TO their own horses
This morning tho troops at Fairfax were drawn up
ON the west side of the town, and the people there e1-
pected battle was certain but at 9a. N they made
preciptate retreat leaving five quarters Of fresh beef
shovels spades tools and camp furniture behind them
in their haste The entry Of the Federal troops into
Fairfax Is said by these gentlemen 10 have been in
spiriting beyond description. The main street was
filed as far as the eye could see with the sodiery
marching with fixed bayonets and loaded guns cheer
ing for the Union, and the bands playing the Star
Spangled Banner.
Az soon as the 5000 infantry In column bad passed
the cavalry which were in the rear the artillery being
in front, dashed through the town gaop, in chase
Of the Copfederates They followed them four miles,
toward Cen,srvillo but the great heat preventing
forced march of the infantry, they returned
Its understood that Centervlle Ia to be defended By
the Confederates, and that Gen. Mcdowell viii march
on Il Tomorrow.
The other columns Of the advancing army are rcrth
and south Of Fairfax. @
A few buildings were burned by the Federal troops
mile beyond Farfax, on account Of rumor that q
soldier had been fred on by them. No buildings had
been burned at Fairfax although the soldiers. IN the
FRS, aush Of excitement, had seized many things n
dul aOout bao uVuhooI ASos va "aA~e "~He
their owners sa4
Gen. Mcdowell was, however, placing guards ell
over town. Col. Marston Of the Eew-Hampshire ID
placed guard around the CcaEtHOuse building 90
soon a. be entered the town. H 90
The column which occupied Fairfax was composed
oftwo brigades under Cols Pointer and Burnside, snd
contained tive batteries Of flying artillery, the two
Rhode Island regiments, the Nsw-Hampshirs Cd. the
Eew.York 9th and 7lst, eight companies Of regular
soldiers Ave companies Of cavalry, a1d perhaps one OF
two othor regiments. ga &
= SPECIAL DISPATCH PROM GEN. MCDOWELL.
Fl wAsaISeros, Wednesday, Jdly II, 1861.
The following dispatch was received tonight at
headquarters Of the Army; .aa ~
FAIRFAx CoURr House., July II, 1861.
To Col. r. D TowssEEp Fcadasaysrs Of Ne d,mV
Wa bsve occupied Fa!rfax Court-House and driven
The enemy toward Csnl'eville and Manassas.
We bays au 9llseg AND thgee usa siigb'; wodpsed,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-11
The Loan and Force Bill.

Washington, July 10th. The bill which
passed the House day authorizes the Secretary
of Treasury to borrow on the credit Of the
United States, within twelve months from the
passage of The act, IL sum not exceeding $780,
600 900, for which he is authorized to issuc GER
tifcates Of coupons on registered stock or Treas
ury notes to be on interest not exceeding per
cent per annum, payable semi-annually, ire.
deemable for twenty years, and after that perl
cd redeemable at pleasure.
The other bill which passed the House, pro-
yides that whenever it shall in the Judgment of
the President, by reason of unlawful combina-
tions of persons in opposition to the laws Of the
United States become impracticable to execute
the revenue laws Of the United States, and col
lect duties on imports by ordinary MEANS in
the ordinary way, at any port of entry in any
collection district, he is authorized to cause
such duties to be collected at port Of delivery
i'll said district until such obstruction shall
cease, and in such case, Surveyors at ports of
delivery, shall be clothed with all powers, and
be subject to all obligations of collectors at
ports of entry. a Custom House for any dis
trict may be established either on land or ship.
board for the collection Of duties, in cash. The
President is empowered to employ such part of
the army, navy or militia, as may be deemed
necessary, and if duties on imports cannot be
efectually collected, he can close the ports of
entry in districts, by proclamation. The Pres
ident may, in his discretion, license and permit
commercial intercourse with any other port of
State or Section, the inhabitants of which are
declared in a state Of instruction. Vessels
found at sea, or in ports of the United States,
fifteen days after such proclamation has been
issued, shall be forfeited. The forfeiturcs and
penalties incurred by this act, may be mitiea-
ted or RENTED in cases where special circum-
stances may seem to require it.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-07-11
Later from Eurone.

Farther Point, July 9, Steamship North
Briton, from Liverpool 9th, passed here to-day
en- route for Quebec. She brings lSG passen-
gers and $25O.O00 in specie. She came through
the Straits of Belle Isle, and met great deal
Of ice.
The French Senate has passed bill establish
ing postal service with America.
alt is stated that the new Sultan of Turkey
will make daring attempt to arouse the long
dormant energies of the Mussulmen population
by working on their fanaticism, and that the
Christians will be the first to feel the effect Of
the change of rulers.
There are rumors aAoat that the Pope's
health is in Il worse cond ition than the people
generally suppose.
All the London morning papers have leaders
on Mr.. Cobden's speech. The Times says he has
modified his views considerably on the subject of
national defenses, and controverts in friendly
tone some of the opinions on which the Times
still differs from him
The Empress of Austria has gone to Corfu
for the recovery of her health Her departure
threw quite gloom over Vienna.
Breadsiuffs quiet but steady.
Provisions dull