Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-15
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The northern papers received by us date as
late as the 18th inst.
The euemy had Just received intelligence OF
he capture Of Port Royal, and blow over it
quite AS mich as they did over the Hatteras af-
fair, ~pronouncing it a great and glorious vic
tory g. asserting that " Bull Run is avenged
etc. The first intimation they received of it was
through a copy OF The APPEAL Of The 9th inst,
and IL was Immediately telegraphed from Cairo
al over the North, with a grand flourish of
uumpsts. The Chicago Tribune OF the 10Th,
announces that Gen. HUNTER, F~RENoNT's late
successor in the department Of the West, has
been superseded by zen. Halleck.
General BULL succeeds Gen. SHERMAN IN
Kentucky, the latter being removed by the
Washington despotism.
The St. Louis Republican, says that Gen.
Fremont had exchanged a number OF prisoners
with McCuloch and Price at Springfield. OH
ers were released BY the Federals on parole until
exchanged.
There Is grea; diversity among the west
ern papers in their opinion of the late battle
Of Belmont. opposite Columbus, some pronoune-
inc f. a victory and others a defeat. Gen. Grant,
L a private letter published in the Cincinnati
ga-ays. SAYS that it was a complete victory
the object of the expedition being 70 &c prevent
he enemy (Confeierates) from sending & force
.uto Missouri 20 cut of troops, I Grant had
sent them for d special purpose. and 10 prevent
m. go IL. 3 r. fL-# th. z-trrhE-r
troops fought brayely
A correspondent OF the -. Louis Republican
.s,, Than the rebels fought like ''gzr' but
were defeated.
The Chicago Tribune acknowledge the de5es'
IF the FederaIs, and SAYS tha, the rebels were
triumphant in this as in almost every other in
stance. and suggest, that the Lincoln govern
ment institute some inquiries 30 ascertain the
reason.
A paragraph appears in the New York
Independent, B%EECBER's paper, stating that III
: Stewards expressed conviction that the gov
eminent cannot succeed in this war-thar the
southern Confeder2cy sill be recognized and
nssce declared IN ninety days and That this rs
the object Of TutRLoW WErDS mission 20
Egrope The author or The paragraph, ir is
aid. mas been consigned 20 Fort Warren
The following account of the burning OF
Guyandoae Wrginia) by the Confederate GueF-
rIlas Is given as a dispatch in the Republican
C~AIIrPoIIs,N November n.-Guyandotte, Viz
rims. on the Ohio river. t~hiTty-SiX miles below
his place. was attacked last night by 500 rebels
and out Of $50 Of our troops stationed there only
ianut fifty escaped. The rest were killed OF
aiken prisoners. The rebels both male and
.erua'e. fred from their houses on our men
Three teamers which passed down last night,
we're compelled 70 put back. These steamers
started back to Guyandote this morning al ter
o'clock, with about 400 Federal troops on board
from Point Pleasant. but nothing has been heard
from them since. Three steamers passed up
since The skirmish and fepor. not a person 10 De
seen IN the town.
SECOND DISPATCH
C|ALLIr8LIS. Nov. 1.-The steamer Empire
CRY has i1sj arrived from Guysndotte. IheS Sc
c.-siUl portion 90 the Inhabitants, IL appears,
were booking for the aitsek, and had a supper
prepared for rhe rebel cavalry, who were headed
,r 1l notorious jenkins. and numbered 800.
E.rht oi oar men were killed and a considerable
number taken prisoners. The rebel loss is moi
AIo1.H Col Zeigier's 9Th Virginia regiment
rn their ariYaig fred the town, and the primer
ual IarJ 3 now IN ashes. The rebels left about
tn hour before the arrival OF Zeigler.
There was a great toTchlight procession al
Washington City on the 10Th inst, by Gen.
RlenLer's command, in honor of The accession
Of Gen. Mcclellan 10 the command Of the army.
They halted at McCleuan's residence, greeting
him with loud cheers. Secretaries Seward and
cameron, and Cen. Blenker spoke.
a Philadelphia dispatch Of he 18th inst says
that " the trial OF the PetTel pirates has again
been postponed on account Of the absence Of
Capt. Puryiance. OF the navy. Frank Alban,
one Of the pirates, died IN prison Of eonsump-
ton. He was 20 BE- q witness for Inc Prosecu-
ton.
The New York Post OF the 10Th say an
expedition IS prepared, If not already sailed,
which viii seal the hsrbors of Savannah and
Charleston against the exit or entrance of any
more vessels Ike the Tbeodora or Nashville.
Also hotiIla of thirty vessels Is now in thu
port armed and nearly ready to sail .or ihe Gulf
o. Mexico. The vessels are peculiarly itted by
sza. draft OF water and armament for hlUass,ng
me coasts OF Louisiana and Aabama