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Neueren uli3telIen Sert6ten sufulsr, ses
ltalten i6 Die Snttaneraneeleeenbetten etipas
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mnmten. -
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-09
Reports frosss Sac sOynl Family II Eng-
land at Home ard on tire Continent,

From England, since the death Of the Prince
cons1rt are heard rumors which may be taken as possible
shadows of coming events. The Queen is subject to hs
OF depression, which at times renders il impossible 70 ap.
proach her. Il is well known that the Prince OF Wales
gives little promise Of filing mp the void created by the
deCeas- of his father His tastes are OF a low order, ana
whenever left Co his own devices he il fond Of 6erdiug
with parues utterly unworthy Of him He is morbldly
susceptible Of Hatte y OF a gross Sind. aud his amours
are all, more or less, Of a vulgar character. Shortly DEE
fore the death of the Prince Cousort it is well known
that he visited Cambridge, but III is not generally known
that the conversations with the Prince OF Wales az Mad
danly were OF so unsatisfactory d nature as 20 give BIN
the most serious anxiety. On his return to Windsor b.
bTOOded over what had passed TO that degree that his
physician demonstrated; and only a short time before
his death be said 20 the Princess Alice that the answers
he received from her brother were Of a character so low,
20 depraved and vitiated, that he feared ali the pains he
hal b slowed on bis education would be found TO be
worse than useless.
It appears there is some woman in town who exercises
great influence over him, and once or twice the prince
stole away from Maddenly uuNnOwn TO Gen Bruce, his
tutor, to see her. Upon one occasion he was found out
but not until the train had departed. when a telegram
was dispatched to Windsor, and the prince was some
what surprised TO lind AZ the station, waiting for him,
one Of the royal carriages, with Sir George Grey in
attendance, TO escort him to the patsr families.
The Princess Royal, too, who married the Grown
Prince OF Prussia, has II appears, been uuIt-d 20 a man
of jissoute character. Sometime ago her royal high
ness was said to have srrained her ankle when the truth
WAS that her husband ia one of bis d-ua.en dfs bad
Ncked her down some steps TAe Princess Alice, after
her marriage, will live AZ Frugnorc, and as she is sup
posed 20 have inherited tie talents and disposition Of her
father IN "A great degree, she Will be a real comfort 70 the
Queen. But II is in the order Of human events that
turn should occur in tn tide Of life. The Queen has been
80 remarkably blessed, her happiness so continuous, hei
feelings 30 uutried, that a change seemed inevitable
Troubl0us times are looming in the distance for her AID
the yOuatry she reigus over. Lord Palmer5tOn il not q
De disturbed, I hear, 40 long az his health permits him q
WELD the power he holds. so co %seryatives are pledge
10 support him in any party struggle sut death or dis
ease may incapacitate him tomorrow, and then, with the
occupant Of the lhraue in such tribulation, trials Of n,
ordinary nature may begn.-P1ri' LatT 10 me Aeo Yor'
Herald
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From the upper TV57 we nave aoa'u"nal HE
formation OF the operations OF the enemy lh the
vicinity OF Island 10 and New Madrid when
gives evidence that 5De attention Of our military
authorities should be directed to TINS important
position.
Their positions on the Missouri shore are as
follows; New Madrid a battery CT I'VE hes-
" guns Fort thompson is manned WIN
the guns left by our forces on the l"h
uit; at Martin Iony.s' three miles oe.o" foTl
Thompson, they have planted a battery OF
guns and mog.ars, five IN number at fonl
Pleasant a large battery OF HsaFy Guns al asa
RIDDLES point, Hye miles oe.o" POINT f-7a7
AIT 9 small battery OF heavy guns ana al A.
DREW RIDDLES eight miles laTJaer down me
river, a iarEH battery OF heavy guns. lhelr aa-
vance down the river is prevented at this point
NV big5 water These p~1sifiops. SIX In number.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-09
THE VICTORIES aN TWE FIELD OF
LEILA AZ.

It is cur proud privilege this morning 10
congratulate cur fellow citizens throughout lhe
Confederacy, on the success that has crowned
our arms on the corse- beaped plain OF Shlloah.
For two DAYS have the brave soldiers Of the
south. stood the utmost efforts the finest troops
the North could make against them Men well
drilled. armed with the most perfect weapons
modern skill can produce, and in possession Of
those numerous advantages which the eIpendi-
turs of unsant-d millions, and free access to The
workshops Of EaroPe impa-t, were driven before
them in ignomiuious flight. Breast to breast cur
gallant boys stood before tie confident foe but
unawed by their swelling cohorts, their proud
array, their pomPous Pluoply, they charged
them with a weapon no art can pre-
duce, no money buy-.he chivairous attn5-
ute Of Southern COURAGE. With sparkling
eye, cheek uableucaed, eager step, and
u~afailing sJrL, they marched on the opposing
rauks-they bsdlsj their migldsst efforts, they
subdue5 their Ioitisst rage, they drove back
their serted files, aud taught the Wanting le-
giols that brave hearts aud iron wills, srunE
by a sense Of wrong. aal fred with the ardor
Of patriotism. cannot o- conquered. In the
pages Of history the hsrl-vou held of Sailoah
will have name among ta- eeat 5~4-s.e-gsounds
Of the world
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THE CRsCREFT RANGERS.

This company, composed of members Of the
No. . fire company of this city, and attached to
the I5srh Tennessee regiment, was in the hercest
OF the SIGHT on Sunday last. The regiment, as a
whole, won a proud name for Memphis, and the
Rangers contributed their share to the general
victory.
The casualties of t companies, so far as we
have been able to ascertain, were as follows
Klled-25 Lieut. NJ Roach, Corporal McLevy,
Pdvates John Lovrjoy, Wm. Bauer and James
Dounely. Womded-John Henuffer, Samuel
Cowan, Thos. Grogan, JEFF Garrett, David Ran
dolpb, Frank Lyons and Samuel Ellison.
Mr. Henn.ter was shot through both thighs
wound dangerous; Er. Covau received a flesh
wound in the arm; yr. GroEsn, flesh wound I'm
leg; Mr.. Garrett. DO. Mr.. Randolph, in stomach,
probably mortaliy; Mr. Lyons, flesh wouud in
leg; Mr. Ellison, one finger shot off. -
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1900 INEnN ~.

From the vicinity Of Union City we learn that
the enemy continues to provl around in the
neighb0rhood, in parties of from one to three
hundred. Our cavalry-fve hundred ia mum
ber-are scout in opposition. some four
hundred of the enemy's cavalry have been
hemmeii in between the forks Of the Obion river,
near Adams mil, in Obion county, by Col,
J~ACKs0E's comm. nd. The bridges on the
middle and north forks Of the river have been
destroyed, and, as tie rivers are not forbade,
our troops are confident of being able to make
the enemy capitulate.
The entire Federal force at Hickman on sun
day was a small detachment of cavalry. Al.
the artillery and infantry engaged in the affair
at Union City returned Immediately to HEX
man and embarked on their transports down
the river, leaving only their cavalry.
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
HGaH THG FIELD on Battle !
Z LATEST INTELLIGENCE!

Special 90 The Memphis Appeal
SHrLoAH, EAR GoHINTH, April :, Q O'Clock,
P M-The battle has ragged ferccly all day, and
night alone separated the c0mbatsuts.
The fEhtwas a much more obstinate one than
that Of the previous day, aud the loss on both
sides has been very heavy.
The enemy were heavily reinforced through
ont the day and seeing this, Gen. Boauregard
withdrew his troops back Of the Federal encamp-
ments. The enemy followed up in force, when
the battle was renewed. aud continued until
night-each side maintaining its position.
The Confederate forces first brought into the
hsId fought two days without i~utarmission,
while the enemy was constantly reinforced with
fresh troops.
April S.-Both armies have suffered too Sc
-iously to renew .h- fight this morning.
The enemy fell back last night, and we are
returning to our former liues.
The Con darat- forces are confident of sue
cess, and in fine spirits. ETTE.
From Capt. WiIRersOn'- Company.
Special % the appeal
CoBTNTH, April s-Jas. Weadly and George
Allison, of my company, were killed, and nine
others slightly wounded
JuHS WILKINSON,
IT,. o.. II az D. IT, vi
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does it follow that lac ostaems him stupid ana
unfit for business when he desires him to ioIoeaT
a purchase be thought of making, or to accept
q price he intended TO refuse. The members OF
the government are just Ike their fellow citizens,
liable TO error in action and imperiection in
reasoning. There is, therefore, no reflection
upon their honesty, uprighJuess, OF good mo-
lives, when au opinion is expressed in opposition
to any particular measure they may propose, or
to Che line of policy they are pursuing. Let
Them have every credit for good intentions, they
have earned a right TO iti but le. tbe.Emsasures
be uied ON their own merits, and received or
r.iact.l accordingly.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-09

The last rail completing the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad was laid ten miles west Of Harper's
Ferry, on the Z9.h ull, since when four hundred
loaded ears have passed over the road. Nearly
two hundred ears filed with western produce,
loaded at the Ohio river, have reached BaLti-
more.
i was teIegl4Phe3 from Washington GA the
30:h that Gen. Shields wound at WinchesteI
wa not so severe as to render anputation nee
essagy, as has been reported.
l.. s. Baker, 10 rsonstme unieriiug ut Wash
iagton. has been appointed by the Federal gov.
eminent to take charge of all CONFIDENT pro-
arry Lhat may be captured.
Archbishop Hughes writes from Rome that his
bs7I,h is much improved. He wiz remain in the
Eternal City until after the festival of Pentecost,
.ha 5ar appointed lo1 the csuoniz4Gon of the
tweuty-tree martyrs who died in Japan,
According to the regular descriptive list Of
tine Boston Commercial Buietia, sixteen entirely
new counterfeit and altered bank notes were
detected 10 circulation for the week nding
March 25th Nine Of these were on bills OF
banks ia Esw England, three in New York
nree ia N=w Jersey, aud one in Indiana.
The Louisville J0urrai asserts that the New
York Cqrrqss.qa. which asks tine same mail
facilities "a the " abolition papers, is the Vgan
Of secret Democratic climbs Of the North, printed
upon The types Of toe suppressed Daily hs'os.
Water za a. upon toe Ohio aud Chesapeake
.r +t- .-f-. f..ath on the E9tt uIt., sad
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Confederate Troops NJ FoEt DonelsOn-
Numbers 81 Rallied RGd WoUndea'
From the Nashville Patriot
We are indebted to a private sou ce for tu'
following statistics IN regard 20 the Contsderatt
forces at the battles before Fort Doneison
They may be relied upon as more nearly ap
p~rozimatiug the truth, than any statement ye'
given. Ia fact, we know them TO be correct u
the main:
Numbers Engqgsd. KILLED and HouHdsd Of Thu
Confederate Forces at Fort D0HeSOH, febTH4Tl
18th, 18th, l4th and 18th, 1862:
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UnEoa Gay asir--Red rrai account.

CAIRO, April Col Buford, yesterday, ac-
conpsincd by the twenty-seventh and TorLy-ss-
cond Uliuois regiments, and 3 part Of the fl
tenth Wisconsin, from near Island No 10, with
8 detachment of cavslrysnd artillery from HEX
man. under Col. Hay, made a descent upon
Union City, after d forced march of 80 miles.
and fell upon the rebel camp at z o'clock in the
morning. They dispersed the entire force sta
toned there under Clay King, both cavalry and
infantry. They fled in every direction. Severa.
Of the euemyw were killed, and a number taken
prisoners. A large amount Of spoils were cap
tured, $50 horses, commissary and quar.ermas.
ter's stores, etc. Our loss was one man killed
from an explosion in q burning tent. The rebe.
force numbered zoo infantry, and between zoe
and 800 cavalry.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-09

FASHIONS La NODE-According to the Paris
fashions for the present month, the mode Of de-
creasing the width of the skirts Of dresses at the
waist is more and more adopted the bottom Of
the skirt must be very iull-sn ample training
skirt is quite inadmissible in the street-Only al
lowabie for indoors or carriage wear. Even
tariatau and tulle dresses are made with traius.
Every breadth is gored all silk dresses are sub
miltedto this rule Visiting dresses are no longer
made with plain skirts. That which constitutes
the true elegance Of a robe is the trimming
Velvet is no longer so frequently placed ia wide
bands at the edge of dresses, but in uches, pat
On in grocques OF rings Trimmings OF the same
material as the dress Is also worn. Narrow plant
ed a unces, SET In on threes boUlllOnnes. De
tween, or rows Of terry velvet. On one dress Of
black gros de Suede we notice an insertion OF
black guipure over velvet ribbon. Another robe,
silver drab MORE antique, with some Of the same
puipure over white t~affetas. The most costly
mateTiel seens not TO be a la mode, unless trim
med we may, perhaps, except MORE auuqe and
vslvet-yet these aR frequently ornamentsd.
G0dey for Apri{.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-09

e A letter from Hamilton, Bermuda, re-
ceived at New York, and dated March Dist
says Tne steamer Bermuda arrived at St
Georges, from Liverpool. The report is thai
she has on board fifty tuus Of gunpowder Ey
erythiug in regard to her is kept quiet by thos,
on board She has brought SOM passengers
and it was rumored last evening that Mr.. Slide.
was one of them. She viii leave as soon as sh,
obtains a supply Of coal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-09

wv - HHH- An
Governor HARRIS was present on the held
during the terrible struggle at Shil0ah, and
while there he played a brave and active part.
We learn Thar, in tine course of the action on
Sunday. a Tenussse regiment, ou being ordered
to the charge, showed some symptoms of waveT-
ing G-n JOHNSTON called the attention Of
the Governor 20 The fact. That gentleman at
one rode up co the regiment, addressed TO them
a few stirring, thrilling words, and, placing him-
sell at .her head o5d RED the charge The
charge was ma5e-it proved unsuccessful
Again be led them. and the second time the
enemy sto d the shock a third time he
brought them to the contest, and with q vigor
so determined, that The toe gave way and re-
treated. leaving a considerable number Of pris-
oners in tire hands of the Tennessee boys and
their gallant Governor
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-09

PERsoNAL-Among the arrivals in Richmond
Yesterday were Hon. WIN. NJ Gwin, late Sena-
tor from California. lie ran the blockade from
Washington, where he was All object Of suspi-
cion and hatred to the ruling powers. DR.. G1ln
is a native of Virginia. Capt. John II. Morgan,
who has been justly styled the Marion Of the
war for his deeds of chivalrous daring in Ten
nessee, also arrived in Richmond from Lynch
burg, via D~soviils aaiH, yesterday. He viii be
welcome d" as flowers IN Msy.'-ElCtatsad DIS
mitch. ADrI T..
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C0TyTRY REsIDETCF F98 RzyT !

OEFsR for rent. for -T-'rs months So
Z 1o-E I-s raai6 COUNTRY SEAT -1at U7
eng s51u ty- We sCr=s OF grO.li- ua-r eH t
-V -1a. WIN exc eng improve -
containing eight rooms wi-1 sl nee say ca.val.ec-
Css, ua- f-1lr tsces -H~ra1hery eye I.- properly IA
Situated WITHIN a Gw miles Of -a- 9 sud mra Ea-e.,
atjaui G ra 'rcat station altvL .a -7--i % Owe
90 good tenant, ON llv1rs5 ms. If aaEv srafer-
d0u be L..e 10 mo a- che Merclll-s Ezcdelge.
sr3 JeH S. THOT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-09

CONTRACT BY TE~LgGRAPH-A short time
ago a question was raised in one of the law
courts at Berlin as to whether a merchant who
has ordered the purchase Of shares by telegraph
could refuse payment of them, afterwards, on
the plea that there was no written contract
The court decided that the Geographic order
constituted an obligation equivalent to a writ
ten contract
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-09

CATHOLICS IN IRELAND-Tbe Catholic cler-
gv in Ireland number four arch-bishOps, twenty
nine bishops, 1895 parish priests, and I4Jl
cprafes. etc, The Catholic population, accord
inc to the last census, is 4 ,490 $50. The Cath
Ole places Of worship in Ireland number 1889.
There are 81 converts, l6l nunneries, and III
monasteries,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-09

" Three Confederate prisoners escaped from
the hospital at Indianapolis on the 18th ult,
Their names are Walter G. Thompson and Jos.
Woolfo,kso of the ID Kentucky cavalry, and Sam.
Lindsay, Of the ID Kentucky infantry.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-09

The following list of officers Of the Federal
army, captured at the battle of Shiloah, ON Sun
day last, has been furnished us by the officer in
charge, as handed him by Gen PRENTIss. The
latter gentleman is at present enjoying the hes
FATALITIES of our city-ehet ar under the circum-
stances he boosted of q year ago he can now de-
,ernine The list is not complete. Gen. P. had
no communication with other dstachmeuts that
have aulE.l
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AtA q lA- Oh inst s-C 8 r1ale HORSE E-
saddle and bn'ls. stolen. The hHgTe D. abort ArL y
ton years Old, the ugtt eye Uns1u1c and EaILLLl-
ON only one shoe ha on his rghr fore 58.- Th-
above reward vuI b. pad fer them. or Er inEr-aE-u
so that / may get lIu- T. 3 ANDERSON.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-09
HEHPHB BELL lid BRASS W0RhS,
C9isssoss Street,
Fourth door below Union ST., Memphis, Tenn.


HFANtFACTUREES Of end dealers u ER tSs
vi WORN Of every description, sJeeu. Gas. Us-sr
ana Lager Beer Cocks ot-sm and Water G1a-e-.
Military Ac-outrements, SpIr-s Sjirfula, belt Csas.
Holster hurtons, r. esles, Rings, bUdo Bits. Holster
ups, Sword fuUuiHEs- Gao Thinning e OLA
-as Patent Lead Pipe Coupling; Grra- |st=l. ssr
Metal Sewing Machines aud other nae maein--v
carefully repaired. gLarQ-isr- ad gas Fr-s-rlr
ceaned, rsglt and brouzaL Railroad aI azubos.
vosk done al the shortest notice, AID on tee l1u-a-
tens As both aem6ers Of eur firm arc DTa1t ea mem
our Mr.. OEars having been engaged I'm r1e ua1afsc-
tufe # military aCc0Htrtmerrs tor may We r. we viii
undertake 20 get up Acv srrc ordered either Hlm
sample or dra1ght. W. re posEsret o. do any susunt
If br7Fs Casting, Of al Enl, IN s yld NOT surs-ss-f
Easr West. North OF $ 18th, md on tle shortest ao.i-e
Al orders Hu-d by thE lime specified wll1ar f4-
Cash paid for ed GaaL or taken i exchange.
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