Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-07
VOLUME XIII, NO. 251.
Aaairr in mi..ouri.


Special Dispatch to the Chicago Times
ST LOUIS, October 31-Jzues & Lscklsnd
late iadge of the circuit sourt, has been arrest
| ed and sent 10 prison, on charge Of disloya
I sentiments uttered in speech at a Democrats
meeting.
1.-THE s.. Louis Repa5Iieaa, Of the d, state
that Judge Lakeland, whose arrest is notices
above, was released. The conditions impose,
by Colonel Laigbton in releasing him from Gus
tody, were that he should remain within th,
limits of his own house, and have no communi
cation whatever with outsiders.
! Sample Orr, formerly a candidate for cover
nor, and at present register of the State Land
| Office, was arrested al Jefferson City By order
| of General Loan. BE made a speech condemn
ing the Presidents proclamation aud the assess
ment Of secession sympsthizsrs. He has always
been 8 strong Union man, and had all his uro-
perty destroyed in the Southwest last year by
the rebsls.
Eight prisoners have arrived from Cape Girsr-
deau, and about twenty have been released on
oath and bond.
and supposed spy, has been arrested IN this
city.
From the St Louis Republican, October I'll
ming of the army from Southwest Missouri.
Colonel s H. Boyd, commanding the advance
ct Patterson, state that after the recent success
Of our forces at Pittman's Ferry, Colonels
Lazesr and Dewey, with their forces combined
pushed on Is far as BolliuFeF's Mills, which
point is within FIVE miles Of Pocshontss, Arkan-
sss, where they fought Burbridge, completely
routing bis forces, and capturing large nun
Der of prisoners, including many Confederate
officers. Among the latter are Colonel Green, of
81; Louis, snd Campbell, of Springfield No.
A later dispatch from Colonel Lazear, dated
the 3lst ult., says he captured and dispersed
two hundred Boone's command
ACCIDENT ON Pacific RAILRoAD-Friday
freight train on the Pacific railroad, when near
s.. Paul station, ran OF the track, prscipitating
cars and engine down an embankment, and
tearing up the rails for some distance In con
sequence, the combination train from Franklin
was detained several hours uRtil the superin-
tendent had got another train to the spot, which
took the passengers, they walking across the
damaged portion to this side. The mail that
left Saturday morning viii also be detained
short time, but by Monday all damages viii be
repaired.
DEPARTMENT PROVosT MARSHAL GENE
RAJ s sOFFICE.-The releases Saturday morning
were Thos. Mccarthy, prisoner at Alton, uncon-
ditiOnsllyi JOS. W. Westlake, ST. Louis county,
paroled to await trial By military commission,
giving bond in the sum Of $1,000 TO remain
within the limits Of S., Louis county, and re-
port weekly to the Office; ". E. Jones, Pike
county, No, on parole and bond Of $1,000; Ds-
vid Z. Vance, Lewis county, No, on parole and
bond Of $1,000 on condition that be repair to
some ons OF the free States east Of Illinois and
north Of Indianapolis theTo to reside until further
orders from tne office, the residence to be re-
ported to this Cfice; Jas. W Gates, Henry
county, on psrolei John J. Wright, Monroe
county, on parole and bond of $1,000; Wm.
Folknie, Macon county, en- parole; Wm Blue,
Monroe county, on parole and bond of $1,000
James N. Paul, Rails county, on parole and
bond OF $4,000 Joseph CAmp5sll,i Marion
county, parole and bo1d Of $1,000; Joshua
Brown, Buchanan county, parole and bond Of
$4,000 John e. Parmelee, Washington county,
on parole and on condition that he enroll his
name in the enrolled Missouri militia in the
county where be resides Cyrus ". Parmeles,
Washington county, on same conditions.