Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-08-22

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breast; Frank, servant Of Capt. Davis, legs
brulsse; Harrison, servant Of Mr. ROache, badly
bruised internally.
e The New York Journal Of Commerce Of
the 10th inst. gives the following as the last
weekly shipment of shoes from Boston tc
places outside Of New EDgland-the tota'
being 6.255: 1,755 cases to New York and
Pennsylvania; LOSS to the border slave
States; 1921 TO the Western States; 1876 tc
the British Provinces, and IS to Mexico.
Among those sent to the West, were 1,15C
cases for San Francisco. None, it win be
seen, were shipped to the Confederate States.
R The New York Times says, with a
grand flourish, thattbe "great loan to The feds-
raj government, by the eastern city banks, Of
one hundred and fifty millions was a complete
success" That false report was Of course
teIegTaphsd all over the world, but toe truth is.
says the Louisville Courier, those banks made
a forced loan Of only fifty millions al seven PEI
cent.
WORTHY OF NoTE.-Tne female servants oil
Huntsville, Alabama, have determined to send
a pair Of socks to each member Of Capt. C
B. MastiBe's company, the Huntsville Guards
as their Offering to provide for the comfors o.
their young masters. The feeling Of affection
which prompts this is of far more value thar
the gift.
O. The vicksburg Whig says that nearly
every lady, old and young, in Warren county
is busily engaged knitting socks for tie sol.
diers-and that the result Of their labor vii
soon be collected together, and sent on to tht
army. The worthy example should be follower
in every county, city and town throughout To.
South.
e. The Cincinnati Commercial says tba
all of the abolition regiments that are beiDl
senPto st. Louis are armed with improve,
Minnie muskets.
We are glad TO hear It. Some of Be-
McCULLoUGH's men are in need ef goo.
arms.
q The Memphis APPEAL .mourneth lik
the whangdoodie over the loss Of the freedom
Of the press in the North.-Ctn. Commercial.
Not SO much as you imagine. We Onll
commented on the fact as an ear-mark OF you
Lincoln despOtism, with the same indifference
that would have characterized our mention 0
a similar disgrace in BarbaTy or the Feejs
Islands.
A SHOT GUN CoMPANY.-Ths Savanna
Republicans says that Mr.. Geo. W. Lamar, 0
that city, is raising a company, to be afme
with shot guns, with bayonets attached, wit
an assurance that they will be received INN
distely into the service in Virginia. Such
company well armed, will DO a vast amount Q
mischief in a close engagement.
GT The National Entelligencer has a theor
that ex- Minister Faulkner ls not imprisons
because he intended to join the rebel army
but that be ia held as a hostage for Congress
man Ely and Messrs. AcGraw and Harris
non-conbatants, now in the hands Of tn
enemy.
e. Mr.. H~oIlibgswOrtb, who has bee
deputsd by the government to canvass Ten
~nessee in behalf Of the Confederate loan, is a
present in the city. he will speak at Rsleig
tomorrow, and We exhOrt our planters to turl
cut and hear him.
RT The WASHINGTON correspondent of tn
EsraH says a lady of that city has presents,
a splendid sword to General Beauregard. N
name is given, and it is minated that th
government has a watch over the "femal
traitor"
O. A southern exchange, in announcing
the false rumor that Brownlow's Knoxyil1
Wing has been discontinued by military au
thority, adds that ats editor richly deserves
similar fate"
CATHOLIC BISHOPS 1t is stated that at thI
cOnsistOry recently held by the Pope, slI
French, two Spanish and seven American
bishops were "procenised.n
e5The Montgomery MGiI is Of opinion
from the returns 10, that Shorter is eiecte'
governor Of Alabama by from three 70 fv
thousand majority.
CO The Hon. John C. Breckenridge reach
ed Lexington Thursday evening. He was re
csived BY a large crowd Of citizens.
U The Kew York World complains tina
the military spirit is dying out in the North
!, ern States.
"a The North Carolina state Legislature
is how in extra session at Raleigh.
Gy The Louisville Courier, Of the 10Th
says:
We convsrssd with q gentleman from 81
Louis last evening, who informs us that he %
certsihed from the officers and men in tht
Iowa regiment, who were in the battle O.
Springfield, that they lost one hundred and hPt'
in the fight. They also asserted that fully on
thousand were left on the field of BATHS.