Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-20
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~M'CLELLAN's ARMY NOT TO BE wITHDRABs-
WASHINGTON, August I4-Thoss who ought
20 know deny that a change Of hcClellan's army
from the Peninsula has occurred, and assert be
is at bis headquarters with his command.
a BRUSH WITH GUERRILLAs AT GALLATIN.
LOUISVILLE, August 1.-THE Nashville ex-
petition to Gallstin was fred into on is return
here, three miles from Galaen. One man was
killed and TIVE wounded. We returned the fire,
killing several rebels, aud Te-captured a wagon
load Of guns. Colonel Boone and command, 100
men, were paroled.
FROM MISSOURI
H~AEEIBAL, No, August 13-A dispatch
from HanneWell says a Federal officer, Just re
turned from New Market, reports that the rebel
Porter has disbanded his forces, and is now
among the hills, on Sabine river, with absut 20
men. About 300 rareated into Monroe county.
Proper steps have been taken to capture both
gangs.
LACLEDE, No, August l4-Colonel Gurter
overlook Poindexter's guerrilla's again, yester-
day, at Yellow Creek, Clinton county, and routed
and scattered them in utter confusion, taking go
prisoners. It is believed that Poindextsr's sfec
nv A"A~p - puAEcly Qd1lLNfEQs 16 EL4 Llb
remnant Of his band are fleeing southwark, but
viii doubtless be caught.
CHICAGO, August 13-The Quincy Herald o
the llth says an officer cf the Hannibal and St.
Joseph railroad, who left Macon City, No, Sat
urday morning, states that 20 rebel prisoners
were shot at Macon City that morning for break
ing their parole.
The same authority learns thai u other pa
rolled rebel prisoners, at the same place, viii
probably suffer a similar fate.
NEGRO BRIGADE D~IsBANDED, ETC.
NEW YORK, August 4-Advices from Port
Royal state that the negro brigade has proved a
failure and has been disbanded.
Atugitye contraband at Port Royal stated
that there were only 2000 rebels at Savannah.
he also ssid the ram was a mere floating bat.
terry, Of little power, with eight guns, and its Of
hcer5 were afTaid TO 90 out of Savannah river.
The rebels are known to be in strong force Oh
James and D&wTeskee Islands.
MILITARY MOVEMENTS IN VIRGINIA.
WASHINGTON, August I3-BrigsdierGe General
Casey has been assigned to duty, receiving and
encamping troops Is they arrive in the city from
the several States.
Orders have been issued by the Secretary of
War to the commanding officers Of ell armories
and aTsenals IN the United States to administer
the oath to all employed.
NEw YORK, August 1.-THE Tribune has
the following in an editorial column:
"McClelIan's entire army is making an i'm
portaHt movement, but to what particular point
we are not at liberty to Indicate. We nav er-
pect stirring news at any moment, and there
seems to be every confidence that it viii be such
as viii fill the loyal States with Joy"
The Tribune has the annexed
HDQs. ARMY OF VIRa1SrA.
camp near CEDAR Mountain, August l3, l5613
The rebels make 70 stand at the Rsvidan. but
ere retTestng on G0rdonsville by the Orange
Court House road. Gen. Buford, with cavalry
and artillery, and General MiIroy, with a large
force OF infantry, are pun. uing, and have al
ready crossed the river at different fordable
points.
The heavy rains Of Monday and Tuesday
have swollen the streams and delayed the cross
ing Of detached bodies of tho rebels. A portion
OF Jackson's infantry and considerable train Of
wagons are said to be still on the north bank.
having arrived by road parallel to the other
columns, and finding the ford impossible until
the river falls, 1t IS believed they viii be cap
tured.
Fortress Monroe correspondent of the New
York Tribune states that it IS believed the great
body OF the army of the Potomac is about 10
withdraw down the Peninsula, while the remain
Ger Te-embark on transports and proceeded down
the nver. That this is the plan now in process
OF execution Is the current impression, and the
result Of the best information to be had. Sue
cesslully carried out, it will prove a grea. disap-
pointment and peTplexity to the rebels, and the
restoration OF the army of the Potomac to a po-
siion Of actigty and usefulness.
The Times Washington correspondence says
Pope is pushing forward. Sigel and Mcdowell
are understood to have crossed the Rapidan. and
to be st Orange Court House. TIE rebels had
been expected to make some stand there; but it
now seems probable that we viii meet no oppo-
sition this side Of GoTdonsYile. Jackson is IN
der5tood to be making every preparation for de-
Tending that as a vital point,
Some approximations are expressed that the
rebel General Stuart, now with Jackson, may
make an attempt to renew his Richmond exploit
Of making a cavalry dash around the rear Of our
army, with a view Of breaking cur lines Of com
mUuica;iou. Tho bridge across the Rappahan
mock Is the only point supposed to be in danger
from such a movement. Measures have been
taken to foil an attempt of the kind.
GALLANT YoUTH-During the engagement
at Cynthiana, there we're many instances Of per
sonal daring and gallant conduct which have
been related to us, al of which we would like to
record if our space and time would permit
This we sincerely regret, as in all probability
few Of them win ever find their way before