Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-18
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FROM FORTREss MONROE.

IRON FORTRESS MONRoE.
FORTRESS MONROE, August 10.-Some M
mors sre aiost here IN regard to the safety and
quiet of Suffolk, Norfolk and Portsmouth, but
not much of importance has yet trsnspired.
The Union pickets have been twice driven in
within the past week. The first time it occurred
near Norfolk.
The steamship Baltic arrived today from
Beaufort, North Carolina, and reports ell quies
ia that vicinity.
The rumor that Gen. Mcclellan was wounded
at Malvern Hlli is Unfounded.
The boat brought down several discharged
soldiers and bands, which have been dismissed
FROM LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, August l2-Reports, not con
frmed at headquarters, indicate guerrilla raids
upon Calhoun and Rumsey, on Green river, cree
ating considerable excitement on the Indiana
border.
The steamer Yensugo, hence for Cumberland
river, with suffers stores, sunk at Scufietown
Sunday.
ANOTHER PRIZE.
Philadelphia, August I2-Arrfved, prize
steamer Ladonns, not Maudonns, as enormously
reported captured by the Unadilla, while endeay-
oring to return to Ogeeche river. The Ladonns
is a valuable iron vessel, with q general cargo
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10 AT BUFFALO.
BUFFALO, August 12.-Quite q serious row
occurred yesterday afternoon on the docks The
cause of the disturbance is not clearly stated,
but is understood to have been caused by IRISH
and German stevedores trying to prevent their
fellows from working for less than had been re-
Gently paid them. The rioters at one time over
powered the police, during which time Chief
Dullard and others OF the force were severely in
iured, finally several Of the ringlesders were ar
rested, but not until the officers receivers were
used. Two rioters were shot but not danger
ously wounded.
The mayor ordered The militia under arms,
but their services were not needed. A renewal
of the disturbance is expected to-day.
POPE REINFORCED.
WASHINGTON, Aug. l2-Ehe War Depart
ment has information from the army IN Virginia
in front, up 70 yesterday evening. Gen. King,
with his whole division, was then within q few
miles of the battle field, and doubtless has Joined
Gen. Pope ere this. No fighting has occurred
in that quarter since Saturday night.
FROM TENNESSEE.
LOUISVILLE, August PA Nashville dis
patch from General Morgan at Cumberland Gap
says DsCourcy's brigade and the 14th Kentucky,
on the 9Th and 9Th instant, had several engage
ments with Stevenson's division IN t0rce-the
rebels outnumbering US four to one.
Rebel loss, 225 killed and wounded, and Lieu
tenantColOnel Gordon, Of the 18th Tennessee.
taken prisoner.
Our loss three killed, IS wounded, so prison
ers. Two companies of the 10Th Ohio were sur
rounded by two rebel regiments and cut their
way out.
We captured a large lot of forage, tobacco,
horses and mules.
John Morgan left Knoxville on the "a with
1000 cavalry, en- route for Kingston. Kentucky
is to be invaded.
LOdr dispatches show that Morgan turned up
at Gsllatin, Tennessee, where he accomplished a
good work-EDs. APPEAL
FROM PORT ROYAL AND TIE GULF.
New YORK, August u-Port Royal dates of
the 2Sth state that the g1nboat Uaadilla cap
tured the British steamer Ladonns. She had
been previously struck, while trying to run by
Pulaski. She has heavy cargo.
A letter dated off Mobile, 3lst ult., reports six
men deserted from Fort Morgan, reaching the
Susquehanna with considerable risk.
They had all their arms and Gccouterments, and
agreed to shoot one another rather than be re-
captured by the rebels. They report the garri-
son at Fort Morgan from six to eight hundred,
of whom are foreigners, and but little re-
will be made by two-thirds of the gar
rison TO our forces. Two companies of light
skedaddled from Shiloh garrison, Fort
Gaines.