Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-26
ARRIVAL OF 4 STEAMER.
Volunteer Regiments Tor Mae Aenths
in Massachusetts,.
McCIsIIan Not 10 Resign.

Mcclellan Not 20 Resign.
From the Cincianati III quirer.l
NEW YoRK, August 2l-The Commercial
Advertiser ssys: A city iournal having given
circulation to a report published in Hartford
paper, that Mcclellan will resign his present
position, as soon as he has fully placed his
army IN its new position, we have made m
quiry of those il this city who are usually
we1 posted in relation to his movements, and
they tell Us that the published rumor is the
first they have ever heard of any such inten-
tion on McClellan's part. He has not been
heard from directly, however, for two weeks.
Rnmers Current ia New York.
NEw YeRK, August 2l.-The Commercial
AdUsrtiscr says there are various rumofs Of
disaster to Gen. Pope current in the city
to-day. We have in vain tried to trace them
20 any reliable source. We however, COR
versed with highly intelligent gentleman,
who is largely in the confidence of the Admin
istration, who left Washington last evening,
and who was IN conversation with the Press
dent and Secretary of War as late as three
O'Clock P. NJ, and he assures Us they had 10
such intelligence.
WAsHINGToE, August 2l.-1t is ascertain ed
from the St=te Department that the rumoTs OF
Intervention or mediation by European powers
are without foundation.
There is no foundation in the statement that
Gen. Dix is TO be appointed to command a.
New Orieans in place Of Gen. Butler, or that
lion. Reverdy johnson is to go there Mill
tary Governor
The rebel Major Filzhugh, Gen. Stuart's
chief of staff, has reached Washington from
Fredericksburg. He was captured BY portion
| of Gen. Bufords cavalry on Monday last
1 about five miles from louisiana Courthouse.
The returned prisoners represent, with great
! unAnimity, that tho rebel authorities are hy NJ
ueans relaxing their efforts to complete the
! foriiications around Richmond, upoa ten oi
/ which there are now as many laborers eI-
1 gagged es can work upon them with advantage
/ A colony of colored persons, to settle Cen.
trail America, is being raised in the District o
Columbia. Q4ige number are engaged il
| the enterprise.
The new Postage stamp Currency.
| WASHINGTON, August 2l.--Tne frs: pay
ments of tho neT postage sIasup currenc,
were made by the Treasury Department 20
day. The currency Is delivered in sheets.
which are perforated like those of postsg
stamps. The stamps are printed on bank noB.
paper, and are therefore more difficult {
| separation than the old stamps. The publ;
must therefore be cautious when separating
this curFency, and not mutil4ta the notes q
their receipt and redemption by tue Treasur'
Department ara snhisct 70 the same resuls
notes, naIaciyi If any part OF the note
missing, propor.ionate amount is deducted
from the nominal value. For soma days, pay
masters will absorb large share Of this eni
rency. The first delivery of the United State
notes of the denomination of one and tW
dollars was made to-day. These, as well a
postage currency, are delivered and distribute
by the Treasury in the same manner as th
United States notes.
Proposition to Enlist Two ThOusan
, Lake Sailors.
BUFFALO, August 2l.-The Buffalo Boar
of Trade have opened correspondence wit
the other boards Of trade of the lake citiea
> proposing to organize, by voluntary enlis
ment, for four or five months service, tw
thousand or more lake sailors who are unen
ployed during the winter months.
Order of Governor morton, of Indian,
GENERAL COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, I
, ISDIAEAPoLIs, August 81, 1862.
It is ordered that the time for the compl
ton of the enrolment lists by the Commi
sioners and the meetirg OF the board to dete
| mine exemptions from draft, be extended
the first of September. The time for maxim
the draft is postponed to the 18th day cf Sc
tember. Nolice of the change must be give
BY the Commissioners.
Ry order of @. z. Morton, Governor.
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