Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-15
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specisl from New orieansl
The following dispatch was received by Mr.
Poindcxter, last night:
NEW ORLEANS, October 1--we sunk the
Preble or the Yincennes. The Richmond and
another ship are on the bar. The balance Of the
heet went to sea. J. h. r
c. $. y.
Movements ia KentaCkY.
NASHVILLE, October l4.-Passengers by to-
days train report large additions to the Lincoln
forces in Kentucky.
The Louisville Courier, issued at Bowling
Green to-day, says that Rousseau, with 5000
men aud eight pieces of artillery, occupied No
Inns Bridge, eighteen miles from Mumfordsville,
on the 10Th.
The Courier learns that a large force is con
centraring at Lexington, with 4 yiewto a speedy
advance on Zolieofer's division.
Gen. Sherman is in Louisville, actively en-
gagged in pushing forward forces there.
Much enthusiasm exists in the North in regard
10 Kentucky's determination 10 make her The
battle ground.
She1man's column is being reinforced by one
or Two regiments from the North daily.
sherman issued an order at Louisville on the
oh, that the chiefs Of The different departments
and the staff of he military department are d-
racioI 10 estimate at once for funds adequat" 20
supply an army Of sixty thousand men.
TrsIiOrs at Pensacola.
PENSACOLA, October -, (via New Orleans. -
A party, consisting of Capt. Butler and his wife,
Gillett, late southern express agent, and prob
ably others, escaped from here 70 Fort Pickens
on Friday evening last, under false prcicnscs.
The United States ships hig. are now flying
al half mast.
skirmish ia Missouri.
COLCARUS. October H-Capt. Montgomery,
belonging to Col Tappsu's command, had a
skirmish with the enemy in Missouri, killing one
and wounding several very badly. They seemed
10 be regulars. Capt. NJ. has a very fine bur
nished rife and saher that he captured. The
enemy numbered about sixty; the Confederate
forces thirty-fve. The Federals fled, leaving
one dead on the field, who seemed, from his uni
form, to be q sergeant. Some Of the rest were
held on their horses by their comrades when
they retreated.
Movements in Missouri.
A dispatch from Jefferson City Of the Eth says:
Col Matthews telegraphed Gov. Gamble, from
Herman, that he had been compelled to suron-
der his camp of 100 men with three cannon, to a
.,,,.ri,- ogT.nr
Union men from Lexington deny that any
secession Legislature was held there.
Fremont left Jefferson City on the 9Th after
Price. 1t is reported he expects to concentrate
at Sedalia not less than $4,000 men and 100
pieces of artillery. Price is reported TO be re-
treating South.
Quarrel seward and the British
Minister.
RICHMOND, October l3.-There is 4 report
here, on The authority Of a gentleman just from
Baltimore, that Lord Lyons and Secretary
Seward had ruptmed their relations, and Lyons
had LETT Washington.
The tota! amount Of The contributions 10 the
soldiers fund, since the 81 Of October, SIS EePor-
ted 81 the passport o~ficecis $I92.159.
PorrigH--ArrivHI 81 the Norwegian aud
BavariaH.
FARTHER POINT, October 7.-The steamer
Norwegian, from Liverpool the 9Gth, via Lon
donderry the 9Th, has arrived.
Con~ols 93k
LIVERPOOL, September 25-Sales OF cotton
| $1,000 Interpretations and exporters taking
5000 bales. The marketwas excited, and prices
la higher since Friday. At the close, prices
had still an upward tendency.
Ad,ices from Manchester report q slight adj
vance on all descriptions of goods.
Breadstufs had Il downward tendency.
Flour was dull aud had declined. Sales Of
American 22a3Os. Wheat 2G3s. Provisions
dull Sugar firm. Coffee and rice had advanced.
NEw YORK, October 5+via Nashville, ID
The steamship Bavarian has arrived of Cape
Race, with Liverpool dates to the 25thuiL
The London Times city article OF the 25th ult
says that great excitement prevailed in the for
sign market, consequent upon the distinct repe-
tiuon ofihe announcement that France and Spain
would intervene in the affairs of Mexico.
Mexican stock advanced moro than two per
cent.
The downward tendency Of English funds
continued.
The Paris Patrie denies and the Eugish jour
mails r~esssert, that France and Spain intend in
PREVENTION in the affairs Of Mexico.
The London Times says interyentioni is with
The full concurrence of the American govern
ment, which viii issue notices of adoption in a
short time.
Under these circumstances spinners and man.
ulacturers are showing increased confidence, and
abstain from pressing their goods on the market
until prices rise in proportion TO the value of The
raw material.
The London Times city article attributes the
continued decline in the funds to feelings Of
disquiet at the prospect of operations at Man
chester the coming winter, and the influence Of
partial supplies Of cotton viii have upon the
revenue. London funds continue to drop under
this consideration. Consols declined on the
18th. The discount market showed increasing
and easier rates, generally three per cent, bui
choice bills were down to24.
LIVERPOOL, September 26.-Salcs Of cotton
for three days ending Wednesday, $1,000 bales
The market had been excited, and prices were
one-eightb higher than Friday. Sales TO ex-
porters and spectators were 5000 bales. The
market closed with an upward tendency.
Adviccs from Manchester were favorable. The
prices of all goods were slightly higher, though
sales wcre smaller. Breadstufs and -four dull
and had declined Cd. Sales of American were
made ct 27s 6da3Os Wheat fat and "a 81
lower; red southern los 6d81Is, white southern
l3sQl Us Cd. Provisions dull.
LATEST
LIVERPOOL, September 27.-Sales Of cotton
to-day 10000 bales; market buoyaut at yester
days prices; stock estimated at 81 900 bales, o.
which 445, 600 were American.
Adyices from Manchester favorable; prices still
tend upward. Breadstuf-prices have a down.
yard tendency, with but little inquiry.
GEN. JOHEsTON's STAFF-1be following
are The names and rank Of the officers attached
70 fhe personal staff Of Gen. A : Johnston,
published by headquarters Western Depart
ment, at Columbus, Ky. under date of Septem-
Der 2Gth. as the personal and departmental staff
Of Gen. Albert s. Johnston, commanding, viz
Aid-de-Camp-R. p. Hunt, lieutenant Con-