Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-26
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SUMMARY Of NOrthsrn News.
P-ETERsBuRG. August 2i-The Express has
New York dates of the Doth, with intelligence
from Washington the day previous, the most
important Of which is to the government That
relating to Pope's army is particularly consid-
cred contra5and for a day or two at least.
McCIelan's army moved out from Harrison's
landing at three o'clock On the morning Of Fri
day, the 18th inst, and rescued Barrett ferry
at shutdown the same day, They crossed the
Chickahominy on 3 pontoon bridge ene-third Of
a nile long, and arrived ct Newport News,
Hampton and Fortress Monroe on Saturday,
amid great rejoicing at the " successful change
of base" They were not annoyed by toe firing
CT a single rebel gun. The Herald says it
stamps Mcclellan as a greet general
RObt Coles was arrested at Williamsburg
| Virginia, for moulding bullets.
Communication has been re-estsbGshed by the
Nashville and Louisville railroad. The rivers
are crossed in boats. A strong force is stated 10
be at Mumfopdsvlle and Bowling Green, and it
is thought the guerrilla Morgan viii be taken
certain in his next raid.
Three thousand gu~erillas under Quintrel at.
tackled q large body Of Missouri militia near
Lexington on the 10Th, killiag thrss hundred
and capturing the balance and many arms,
stores, etc. The Yankee commander. Major
Emery Foster, was mor,slly wounded. Great
excitement is reported to exist st Lexington, and
St. Louis, and many guerrilla bands are said to
be moving about within ten or fifteen miles of
ST. Louis.
Butler is to be relieved from command at
New Orleans, and Dix succeeds him.
Corcoran aud Wilcox were appointed briga-
der generals. Corcoran expected to reach New
York from Washington on last Sunday, aud
great preparations are making to receive him.
Reverdy johnson is appointed Lincoln's pri-
yate provisional governor of Louisiana.
The Herald says With recovery of Richmond
the rebellion everywhere win be substantially
ended, except in South Carolina, and to Butler
wiz be reserved the task of restoring that refrec-
tory State to law and order, from his headquar-
tiers in Charleston.
New York Market.
Sales Of cotton in New York on Tuesday, four
hundred bales at 46 a47c. Gold lis. Ex-
change l270l274.
From Europe.
The Europa, with Liverpool dates 70 the 9th
has arrived.
SiideIl had an interview with Thouvenal, sub
sequent to audience with the Emperor. Thou
venal is asserted to have alleged that the uuwil-
lingness of England was the principal reason
why France did not act at once in American mat
ters.
The Confederate steamer 29O inside her escape
from the Tuscarors.
Additional from the North.
MOBILE, August PA special to the Adver-
tiser and Register dated Tupelo, August "a, says
that Louisville papers of the 18th, and Cincin-
natl papers of the 10Th, have been received
Several new points in Kentucky have been
occupied by the rebel guerrillas. Richmond,
twenty-five miles from Lexington, is now occu-
pied By 5000 rebels.
Eighty Confederates, supposed to be on their
way to joia Morgan, were captured at Mammoth
Cave.
Bodies Ofcavslry, supposed to be the advance
of a large force, have appeared London and
Somerset.
Ball Nelson was Of Nashville on the 18th.
Trains were running through ffom Nashville
on the Chattanooga road. a large body Of
rebels have collected in jackson county, Mis-
sour, who are threatening to attack Kansas
City, The Kansas militia we're ordered cat ea
masss.
At an ovation given Colonel Corcoran at
Washington, Colonel Wilcox declared the re-
bellion stronger than ever. The Northern YER
sion of the North Carolina election says the Sc
oessiOn candidate for governor was defeated, and
that the UniOnists elected nesrly every member
of the legislature.
Cassius n. Clay has been assigned an imper-
tsnt command westof the Mississippi.
From the camp near Cedar Run, the report Of
scouts IS that there is no heavy force of rebels
within ten miles, and it is thought Jackson has
gone elsewhere.
RICHMOND, August 25-Tbe correspondence
between Butler and Phelps is published in the
northern papers. The latter made a Tequisition
on Butler for army secontrements, clothing, etc
for three regiments OF Africans. Butler replied
that he desired Phelps to employ the ~contrabands
in cutting down trees, and had ordered him to
furnish axes and tents. Phelps reported that he
was not willing to become a mere slave driver,
having no qualification in that way. He there
fore resigned bis commission, and asked leave
Of absence until it was accepted. Buffers re-
joinder asks if negroes are any better than sol
diers Of the army OF the Potomac, and informs
Phelps that his resignation will not be accepted
by him, and that he must see that his orders ae
faithfully executed. The matter has been sub
mitted to the Wa Department.
ca A dispatch from Harrisburg, Pa, dated
the 18Th, says: Two or three regiments are now
daily fraUsnOrfad n the seat If xvar The my