The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-20


tsnan viii be transferred to the + rmer. Should such
be tho sincerely trust he will continue the wise
and concatory policy which has won for colonel Fitch
the esteem and respect OF our people
ANT -ABoLIrIoNIsM OF THE UNION FORCES.
[From the Memphis Avalanche, June IA
The reader may remember that in our ISSUE Of ysser
day made remarks on the anti-abolitionistic
feeling which cnaracterizes the Indiana troops
do command O. lionel Fitch. most pleasing us;ra-
ton Of the truth Of those remarks is afforded by an Incl
dect which occurred here yesterday Colonel A. Hodges
wealthy aud influential citizen Of Arkansas, residing
some twelve miles west Of Memphis missed six Of hts
Negroes who effected their escape from his planaton
and ed themselves for admtance on the federal
feet Tho were sternly refused and forced 70 return
home di comated The ready and liberal obedience ta
Colonel Fitchs published order is not only credtabe to
the discipline Of the Coonels command, but is most n
dubtable evidence Of the good faith In which II was s
gain from people for the of Indiana continuance
aud increase Of the confidence they are well disposed to
repose in them.
From the Memphis Avalanche, Juno IA
Yesterday was very quiet The recent southern ad-
vices seem 70 have nterfsred very materially with tho
"clothesne' operators, who SO delighted themselves
maneuvrirg armies and achieving trumphs Early in
the day COL Sacks command entered the city and took
position the outskirts The report that Fremont had
whipped jackson obtained but IL could not ob
tain very ready credeLce. The reported arrival OF Gov
Andrew johnson was talked about, and the fear
pressed that he might rule earuy and uriousy for he
Is known to be very positive one side or the other.
Several Of the stores were opened and business
showed evident signs Of Improvement. But as one
OF our shrewdest business men remarked 10 yes
tsrdav thara ara thraa uood whv
not be very brisk at there are no stocks
on hani second there Is no coed currency and third
=; ,as ,d ~ ho y ,s,on, Vo - " ndas drass
slness but ali together could scarcey fail to make
even 8 lively place as Memphis temporarily dull. The
a - a n ,I' =, ,; uo,,ay
in mercantile and financial transactions The market
people who now make people pay two prices for every
s M oy NJ ssa & S r Wy M a h, ,1 m ~ "S sn oy M ssu
from ruin But such will be the when the
growers Of cabbage dabbe in finance. The first federal
cvsy M * .ort. .S Sn o1t Ley @
sion which is not far Of Il IS said that Pope Buell. Snd
Grant are following eauregad and that Genera. Hale
~'a soon make A's nsadq~t'sers az Menspn.s.
rrron The SIam nbs arTs nm. 1a,
About ten O'Clock last night federal naval officer,
while IN one OF the parors at Puss Pettys bagnio on
n ths narlor sams tim: sna ,nose sho ;,nsssad .Se
firing say the parties had had no difficulty Forrest was
intoxicated The name Of the officer is Gilmore The po.
@ d E. & ston ,on y. ~ a o f'o anu A
THE pEMANI FOR ICE.
Never since Memphis attained the dimensions Of city
mas as tte demand existed or zee ~ al present. some
their dav sales amount 10 comparatve,v nothnc One
dealer informs that although this time year
sales amounted daily 70 between nlteen ana twenty
tha cold shoulder this season 49, -0o =
TeAc8raPhic accounts
MENfHs, June 10, 1867.
Iho boara OF Aldermen nave ADOPTED q arssouton ask