Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-26

There is yet a ray Of hope that ere the close
Of the present struggle gallant Maryland, whose
sons and daughters have been groaning beneath
the heel of oppression, viii be with as, and one
of us Her proud spirit cannot be crushed, and
her brave men and wonen intensely long for a
deliverauce from their thraldom As an evidence
of the spirit prevailing in Baltimore, we give the
following extract from a letter written in that
city aud published ia the Norfolk Day Book. OF
the I4th instant
However, we have not yet despaired We see
the anchor OF hope dimly IN the distance, and
we pray for you and our dear ones night and
day. Some of our loved ones have shed their
blood aud drawn their last breath for our holy
cause we shall ever mourn their loss, and their
blood viii be avenged by heaven through their
brothers.
An idea may be formed of the sentiment Of
Baltimore By the scene on Baltimore street to-
day. Column atterc1lumn of Yankees marched
along, and on the sidewalks stood our citizens
AS they passed along not one cheer was raised,
not one voice to bid them God speed, butt stab
born silence was obseTved-Only broken by
some sneering remark at the expense of the
hireiings.
Our women God bless them) wore the red,
white and red IN honor of Jefs Inauguration.
Now / must close, but impress II on your
people that Maryland must soon be freed, OF she
win be an unhappy, broken-hsartNf sister when
you do claim her.
sanctum Of the -savannRh Republican.
The f]acerious correspondent of the Charleston
Courier, who persists in calling the handsome
editor of The Savannah Republican an " old gen
tIemsn - and a " professor, F" thus dagueueo-
types the editorial sanctum Of that able and ex-
cellent journal The description is true to the
life; for we have visited this newspaper curiosity
shop and seen for ourselves. The correspondent
-" Personne says
The +" Professor has said something about
"a well-ordersl Hfe.F For an old gentleman. it Is very
wei. ardsret-uueh better than Del -FIcnsa. / looked
in there tle other day and believe it viii not uufgvora-
Oily compare win any s-mi.4 JOS tuition ll the country.
H one were 90 make q catalogue t would run somewhat
as follows Skull of % historic dead man, grim and
FIastly small statute of Gov. D]gletLarpe done iu plaz
benevolent and dusty. chair uudrr the tabIe-fragluru
ury and dlapidated-good subject for = hospital for dis
eas-t furniture; halt 81 claret bottle, used as a flower
yas. for bouquets which t" Professor receives lebdula-
mallvi map of Georgia on the wall, brown and pain
fully obscure broken looking gLas, ovsrrhe chimney A;
piece ateNpi01eL shells fvaasot Aaias-s5 anil iuuuuer
able empty match boxes on the mauteI charcoal box
which answers iGT g -g.tt10U and waste basket. ink bot
tie with a ttl'w candle stuck iaiJs nozzle, library against
tie wall bosks So dHs'v they would pass for real estate.
champagne basket cgltsufs iu the vOcative bags Of
"ro0t- and Fertsi samples Qt salt. chairs, no two OF
cloth, once green. but now faded ont ike a shilling am
brOrFpes carpet very dim and mdistincL with an ou-n-
ing every Square yard 20 Keep the hoor in sight ceiling
patched ana rrlILFe borrowed umbrella cigar boxes,
pamphlets. paper, rejected manuscripts, old scraps.
musty files and exchanges lying aroani loose IL icon
fusion worse rout0uudei Such Is the a~rsbesqus pattern
Seat he professor 90 the round table m the center. sur
round nim Win eight or dozen gentlemen engage