The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-12

nRa SUSAN, she wen knovnE sna popular
prima donna, died IL New York on the It'll
Instant. 80. "a -
Me-. and Mrs. Florsncs are ID New York,
performing 70 crowded houses.
TURKISH baths have bean introanced into
Montreal. y ks.7 ea. e SO teae9l '.a
A SPECIAL to tho New York Post says 1t Is
probable that Congress viii adjourn early next
week. a sl2aesse 491 'ssasao b&a 20
In New York gold has adgsaeed 10 twelve
per cent. premium, and in some cases yet
higher, there being rumors of an export duty,
which is said by the Erprsss to Se improbable.
TIE Richmond papers contain advertise
ments from aristocratic members Of The "chiv-
airy" offering as high as $500 for substitutes
for the war.
TIE CannelltOn( Ind ycOttOn min went into
operation again on Monday, after suspension
of many months. The proprietors have sup
| ply of 800 bales Of cotton.
| aAaArE'' writes 70 the Cincinnati Gazette
that Gen. Rousseau ID expected shortly to take
= division in Raell's army, promotion that
his gallant services have abundHntly won
| TIE rates for cotton have been materially
advanced in Louisville within the past few
days. Cotton classified ~ midaling ID held at
thirty-fye cents per pound. ~ . @o., ..a'-
| TEE Winter Garden New York, has baen
occupied 9TH Rob Roy. There b q new ac2
tress there, Miss Emily Thorne, who possesses
good looks. sings ballads and is versatile. s.
Tar 20 carry into effect the late slave
trade treaty with Great Britain, which passed
the Senate, creates three judges with salary
Of $4,000 each, and three arbitrator.
THE KsnderAosk Rough Notes ssys the health
of ex-President Van Buren, has not improved
within the past week, and very slight II any,
hopes ara entertained by bis friends Of his nlti-
mate recovery. sos 10 sa4aas assglat sf't esit-l
Miss MITcHxLL, who now conducts Miss
Keensis theatsr, has just been making herself
favorably known by her natural acting in
aFanchon, the Cricket - 4ss.,1@ -
The tobacco crop of Spencer county, Ind.,
is said 70 be very promising. The New Al
bany Ledger says the ratio Of acres planted
this year as compared with other years is four
or 1--WE 70 one in excess. The plants never
looked better, the season thus far being highly
favorable for tobacco. A large tobacco ware
H house is being built On sherivsr bank 1t Rock
1 port.
II The crops in England ara watched with
much solicitude, and at the latest accounts the
weather was unfavorable, producing slight
/ advance IN breadstufs. This country has the
tdespest interest in this matter, as an extensive
foreign demand for grain win operate raesi
J fayorably upon our national finances, checking
the flow of gold to Europe.aoae, Is aais.s.b a.
THE United States sailing frigsss .Sa.
bine, 90 guns, LEFT tho Brooklyn navy yard on
Saturday FOR Newport and other places, to I'll
J up her crew. She has been in commission
for some months, and was ordered to Fortress
. Monroe some time aimee, but her crew being
wanted for steamers, she had to remain here
TIE New York Tribune Of the 7th says
ls passenger Of the New Jersey railroad, By
J the train due at Jersey City ct loA o'clocl
! last night, reports that as the cars we're ap
Iproaching Newark, coming from New Bruins
: wick, the locomotive ran over COW, whicl
was standing between the rails, and throw
of the track. Our informant said that fou
men were reported killed, and that he la,
3 seen the bodies Of three Of them. The trail
did not get in ill sfters II o'clockts ,ss
. The United States steam, corvette Mohicar
+ ten guns, arrived ct Philadelphia on Saturday
from the Gulf. The Mohican had Just com
pletsd her hrst craise, which began on th
. coast Of. Africa three years ago. She cap
tnred the Erie, with 300 negroes on, board
) and, after returning participated calamity il
: the attack on Hilton Eead. Her crew viii. b
|. discharged and paid of, and her officers re
2 lieved. The Mohican was built at Ports
mouth, and is the second best ship of he
Il class in thu navy s 'ssaaa sal b lioaAlla bssg
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: SICKNESS AND DEATH OF REBEL PRrsoN
p xRs.-There is great deal of sickness among
the rebel prisoners ON. Governors Island, tn
: typhoid fever having broken out among them
: The following persons have died; 3. A. Saw
. yer, 90. i, 33d North Caroline; J. Livingston
sfth North Csrolina; 3. w. Jennings, Go. ]
2sth North Carolina; w. Bailey LIST Georgi
a volunteers; Patrick Ryan, Georgia volun
+ tssss dGuilEord D. Baker, ]. J. Buahing an
!. 20 Hoffman. The Government employs th
best medical assistance TO relieve these rner
"a and tsnts are now being constructed on tn
i Island for their better accommodation. Z.
= 1. sAnRrsr,--The Maysyille Ea0le states Ina
~ on Thursday o detachment from the Proves
Guard of that ci y arrested in Flsmingsbur
Il q DR.. Han, native Of Fleming county, bu
. for many years . resident Of Nashville. BE
charged with having violated his parole, an
: will bessnt to Nashville for trial. He denie
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