Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-08-14
VOLUME XIII, NO. 1913.
Lats.t yYa.hineton Gain.

Special to the Cincinnati Commer-iaL
| WAsHISGTON, August s.-The stringent or
ders issued today BY the State and War Depart
men1s' preventing skulkers from getting rid If
military duty, are absolutely necessary. Thous-
ands OF cases are almost daily reported, while
tns rush to Europe has been at the rate Of three
huhoreq passports per day. Yesterday over two
hundred single, abie-bodied men left Baltimore
/ TX Congressman Bowie, arrested on ths
charge Of siding soldiers to desert, was released
today on parole not 70 give aid and comfort to
rebels.
The stamps and small currency issue under
FIVE dollars will not be issued from the Treasury
/ Department.
Army news from all quarters is quite meagTc,
/ though satisfactory. A.
To the Chicago Tines
From intelligence received at the War De-
pariment, it has been ascertained that 30 COO
Western troops Of the new levy Riu be ready
to 20 into the field this week. This report de-
lights the President as much as it viii loyal
people who are anxiOusiy waiting bis efforts 10
hurry up the end of the rebellion
By direction Of the President, Lieutenant
AlODzo Miller, 5lst Ohio, and Second Lieuten-
ant W. G. Hutchins, 18th Wisconsin, are dis
missed from the service of the United States.
Among the wounded at Malvers Hill are Cole
mel Gamble, Of the S:h Illinois battery.
To the Associated PressI
WASHINGTON, August 5.-Hon. Thomas F.
Bowie, Of Maine, appeared before the provost
marshal this morning, IN obedience 90 q parole
given last week, and was discharged, on giving
further parole not to give aid and comfort 10
the enemy.
VIM. Mitchell, correspondent Of the LIw-
renee Mass -iHsTicaH, was arrested at Airing
ton yesterday, by order Of the provost marshal,
on the charge Of writing letters accusing a
number Of the officers of the 18th Massachusetts,
regiment with incompeteney and neglect OK
duty. He was brought to this city AID con6ze5
in the old capitol prison
New YORK, August "A special to the Tn
5Hae from Washington says Richard Busted.
of New York, Is appointed brigadier general Of
volunteers, to report 70 Gov. Morgan.
Sc The arrival Of Csssius u. Clay is now hour
ly expected By the government. His friends
claim that he and Gen. Fremont are 10 have full
military control Of the territory west Of the Ms
sissppi"
A special to tie Uorld nom WASHINGTON saws.
'' A civilian captured at Front Royal some tine
since, and formerly employed IN the House Of
Representatives here reached Washington TO-
day VIA fredericksburg, having lett Richmond
on Friday last, where be mas been about the
city on parole for one or two weeks. He is uOt
able to communicate much, On account Of his
parole, but declares that Richmond has not been
ovscuated, and that there has been no signs Of &
pestlience, though thsTs is a vast amount Cf
sickness. The rebel army lies esst Of the city,
and he is confident, from what he has learned,
that It's effectiveness has been greatly ezaggsra-
ted.
Aspecial to the Tunes, from Washington. saws.
' Cassius NJ. Clay is talked Of as likely to BE-
sent to Cincinnati to asssme command Of the
new Department Of Ohio, Indiana, and Ken
tueky. Prominent kentUckiaus have asked that
troops shall be crowded into Kentucky as fast as
raised in Ohio and Indiana. They ask, also,
that the property Of rebels shall be seized aE
once, and that all refusing to take the oath Of
allegiance shall be driven South"
special to the Post, Washington. 9Th. saws
Many war runners are flying about the streets
to-day, but none Of them can be traced to any
reliable source.
Prominent men from Ohio. who have Just
arrived here, report that the first quota of vol
uuteeTs from that State is filed and they add
that, if the government viii wait until the 1st Of
October the second quota win also be filed,
without resort TO drafting.
Senator Dixon says that Connecticut win
i'll her quota by the end Of next week"