Washington telegraph. [volume] (Washington, Ark.) 1839-1871, 1862-07-30
Telegraphic,

luz lbluHy rull 10. -. ~
der.on arrived this evening and brings
the Memphis Appeal Of the 10th July.
From it we make the following extracts
ln the panic ensuing upon Mcclellan
total defeat, the governors of eighteen
States have rendered SOC. 900 men, as they
say to garrison and hold all the numerous
cities and military positions that have been
captured, and speedily crush the rebel
lior that still exists in several ofthe States.
The governors of Kansas, Iowa, Rhode
Island and Massachusetts, refused to sign
the tender
At the last accounts Mcclellan had
reached James river, twenty-five miles
below Richmond, with his broken and de-
morallzed army. 1t was understood that
be had received some reinforcements.
The Pitt-burg Express Of the p says,
gunboats, transports ud.sailing vessels,
the latter under cover Of guuboats, were
plying up and down the river with troops
which were All day embarking in the Vi
cinity Of Shirly. The banks Of the river
were lined with straglers, aud they could
be seen to rush eagerly to the transports
~ fast a they reached the wharf Several
hundred federal army wagons were seen
at Berkly, Charles City county, yesterday
They communicated with a small tug ly-
ing cut on the stream
The Richmond Enquirer of Tuesday
says, we have to hunt Mcclellan on each
morning after hi nights retreats, ~ men
hunt tigers In their lairs in the jungles.
Hence 1t is that for several days past the
morning has been consumed in rcconnoit-
ering the fugitive Mcclellan and finding
out his new position aud the battle which
=. ensues has THUS been delayed till evening
morning comes again when new hunt
takes place The process must be very
exhausting to McClellan's army. Maj
Gen Mccall had been taken prisoner.
IL commanded division, 5000 strong.
Of McDOwell's army The Enquirer
thinks that McClellan's provisions rnus,
bc nearly exhausted, and regarded il IL
| highly improbable that cfi :irGt aii could
arrive Ia time To save him
Richmond, July S.-ND intelligence
tas been received from the line, to- 1 y.
The city j. perfectly quiet, AMI the heat
to-day has been very oppressive.
Mobile, July ia special to the Adj
vertiser aud Register dated Knoxville,
July OH, says, information has been re-
ccived to-day that Buclrs army is cruss-
| luz the Tennessee river at Low landing
) miles from Gunt4rsvillc, jackson cpur-
4 ~, Ala. Whether he is On the way 10
Rome, ia, OF designs turning Chattauoo-
n il the rear by Wills Valley j. c1njec-
turc.
1t il reported that Morgan, federal
forces are removing from Cumberland
iap to Ky The Nashville Union >ays,
4 military governor will probably d. sent
10 kentucky 10 keep the >cccssiUni>r> IT
.h-t Stale ~ order, q, tie latter have be-
come very iaHllss siLcc th- removal Md
| federal Iruols further south, ana rlal Till
movement will probably BE- b;csrd up b.
q force vi 1000 soldiers
Mobile, July : n-Srrlmar Nltchcz
lias just arrived with NV Orleans date.
Of yesterday afternoon. Gen Saillr,
has been appointed military governor Ut
Louisiana, and Picayune Butler di.pl4-
ced.
Gimp Moore, July 1.-THE Dispatch
Vi .he capture Vi Baton Il u.e In cur
forces, j. i cgnard uf Cld Jake B-rkcr Ut
| Now Orleans, tor duaucial purposes.
Sam BARD.
Fri Monroe, July ], By mail ID Ba.-
! timure, July :.-tieneral Shields army
arrived here this morning, aud have pr
ceedcd Up tie james river They game ID
vessels yla Annapolis
EXTRACTS
Gen. Netherlands command, saws. the
\ Cairo Gazette, i nUw at dickson. Tenn
The cui,Or Ut tile Baltimore American
n.s been arrested 10y the federal au; hur-
lilcs and cOuhned. for preparing an az
count NJ tile late battle The Savannah
Republican says, Gen. llumpn,y Marshall
has resigned; his .ste command was turn
ca over u Geu. Williams, WHO. with MI.
forces, j. ia Irrcer Or Giles county, Va.
y letter from Europe, to the Hon.
john A. q urlcy, abolition mcn. Der o.:
Congress from ONO, cJntgius anuur
others, the following prediction: SiAt!i.
The hrst oi October next, If not at an
caller date, VIII tind the treDch aud En-
gllsh fleets Jn our shores, unless our ARM
is victorious ia the man time, aud tn.
rebels defeated. The visit Of Lord Lyon,
10 England, at this time, j. ia accordance
with the necessity Of this latter prograullc,
10 confer with the governments OF both
countries, So as 10 arrange the details of
the expedition
The federals have evident ! abandoned
any idea of al immediate attack unon
Charleston The signal rcpulse the met
with On james Island has made them fear
full Parties who have arrived ut SaYan-
nah FROM Hilton Head, where r!.ey had
| been confined sil &C the 18th of Nav. saw
that the federals acknowledge loss Of
l 100 since the battle Of james Isl.n I; also
that $50 of the wounded are now in the
hospital at Hilton Head. There is no
doubt Of the fact that the federals are re-
moving their batteries from James Island.
Two regiments had arrived at Hilton
Head, which looks as if they were afraid
Of moving on Charleston, as they origi-
nally intended.
Charleston, July 10--Thc enemy Ian
ded 10 force yesterday on the main land,
near Port Royal ferry, as if for another