Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-06-18
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THE WAR 1--WE

LOUISVILLE, June 1.-THE latest New Or
leans papers are 70 the 9Th. Another hiadi-
son beat freighted with provisions. has left
Madison. She has been pursued BY an official
boat from that port and made to disgoFge.
Dispatches from a Philadelphia druggist 10 a
Loulaville house says that by agreement no
quinine will be sent to Kentucky at any price.
WASHINGTON, June I7-sscretary Chase is
consulting with eminent dnsnciers relative to
the revenue.
L H. believed that a revision Of tae tariff, re-
ducing duties and suspend.Dg the free list, will
be recommended. The National intelligencer
says tkat unless Il receives assiatanee from its
northern subscribers Ct must discontinue. No
official Instructions az to the fate Of the sa-
vanBah's crew, but the impression Is thatthey
viii be hung.
LoUIsyrLLE, Jnne ia large quantity Of
meat Struggled from Msdison, Ind, has been
returned. The movement compelling the re-
turn was passed by the southern rights men,
on The ground that the northerners having
established the blockade, they should not dis-
honestly receive a benefit By enhancement.
ANY idea Of local selfshness Is removed by the
fact that there is no bacon here with which it
could compete.
ST. LeUIs, Juns 17.-Brigadier General
Hook has been arrested at Chillicothe, Ohio,
BY the fedeTalists.
NEw YoRK, June 1.-THE cotton market lie
quiet, 800 bales sold a. Il @l4s.
Eight regiments leave here this week FOR The
seat Of war.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE war depart
ment has ordered the rebuilding Of the
Harner's Ferry bridge. Col. Stone occupies
Leesburg.
FoRrREss MoNHoE, June II The southern
light horse fred on three companies oat on =
cattle-stesling expedition. Three men were
wounded.
The soutberners are concentrating seven
miles above Newport News An attack from
that quarter is feared.
NEW YoHK, June 17.-Richmond letters say
that no provision has been made for the paw
ment Of July interest in New York. Yirginis's
Z obligations will be paid in Richmond IN Vtr-
ginia currency.
FORTRESS Monroe June 17.--Sawyer's Ame-
rlcan Fiaed cannon mounted at Rip Raps next
TO Sewel's Point. Col. Baker, Of Oregon,
has been associated with Gen. Butler in com
mand.
NEW YoRK, June I7.-Count Cavorer is
dead. The event has caused a profound sen
sensation.
It is rumored that Garibaldi will com to
America in the event Of no fighting in Italy.
GRAFToN, Va, June 17.-It is reported that
the southerners are moving on Romney. This
causes great excitement here, at Cumberland
and at Romney.
The rails Of the Baltimore and Chic railroad
between MaTtinsburg and Harper's Ferry have
been carried away.
TFROE OUR EXTRA OF Y~ESTEKDAY.l
LoUIsVLLE, June 17.-Gov. jackson will
make bis frs stand at Boonville, Mo.
Ramors are current that the convention will
be called together Immediately.
The State Treasurer, after a brief arrest,
has been released.
Ben. McCulloeh is reported at Fort Smith
with 10000 men; be is also reported to be in
Benton county, Ark, with 1900.
Twelve Illinois regiments are stationed
within two hours' march OF s.. Louis.
Two thousand troops are at BOonville. The
Secessionists have full sway both sides Of the
Missouri from Kansas tity to Boonville, and
are well prepared for fight.
In a skirmish that took place near hide
pendenee, it is reported the fedsFslists were
worstej.
Federal troops are moving west from vari-
Gus parts.
The patriots are burning the railroad bridge.
WARRINGTON, JuAe 17.-Arrangements will
be made in a few days to prevent the publica-
ton OF the OF the federal troops.
The President is working on his message TO
Congress. He will take strong ground in favor
Of the war, and will call for a large number Of
additional troops. The entire reserve will be
ordered to Washington.
LOUISVILLE, June HI is reported that
Gov. Magofin orders that no Tennesseesns
shall occupy any Kentucky island on the Mis-
sissippi river.
It IS also reported that a detachment Of the
State Guards has been ordere6to Columbus.
HA~GEEsTowE, June 17.-SiX hundred south
RODS are still at HaTper's Ferry. Gen. Wise
is moving to opposite here. Gen. McLelland's
advance pickets are again opposite Williams
port, Nd.
The southerners have destroyed seventy To-
comOtives.
ALEXANDRIA, June 1.-THE Thermometer
stands at 105 deg. in the shade.
FoRTRsss MosRoE, June 17.-Gen. Butler
demands 1900 additional troops. Artesian
wells are being bored to supply water.
NEW YoRK, June 1.-THE steamer Bisn-
vile has arrived from Havana. Sugar is IN
chsnged-stock on hand 10000 bozes.