Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-24
Correspondents TO be Excluded frem the
Lines of the Army.

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FORTRESS MONROE, August is.-To-dsy the
cid bridge across Hampton Greek was re- =
built, ana puntoon bridge was laid across
near il.
4 force of cavalry arrived st Hampton to-
day. A large number Of troops are eneamped
about tive miles this side Of Newport News.
A large baggage train is now atfHampton.
Gen BaTaside is row at Fortress Monroe,
and there is now some talk of his taking COM
mand OF the army now in command OF Gen.
Mcclellan.
That portion of this army must remain on
the Peninsula is evident ana between lamp
ton and Yorktown there are twenty acres
covered BY hospitals. At Hampton railroad
is new being completed between there and
Fortress Monroe.
sxneIsAt 1nx1ats Under the Tax Law.
WAsHIAaToH, August l9.--Tho following
Appointments under the tax law have been /
made for Michigan: First District q. |
Berry, Of Adrian, Collector; Joshus b. Bar
nett Of Adrian, Assessor. Second District |
Allen H. Morrison, of ST. Joseph, Collector;
Elijah z. House, of Pawpaw, Assessor. 1hlrd
| Distr,cJ-Ira Mathew, OF Albion, Collector;
/ whitney Jones, Of Lansing, Assessor. Fourth
/ District-Wa Warren B. Turner, Of Grand Rap
/ ids Collector; Alonzo Sessions, OF Seneca,
| Assessor. Fifth Distri0t-Giles Hubbard, OF
| nit. Clemens, Collector; Luther Stanley, of
! Burlington, Assessor. Sixth District-Samuel
L. Warren, Of Flint, Collector; Townsend
| Worth, Of Vassar, Assessor.
Rebels Reported to have Evacuated
haIGanOOga.
Special to tbs Herald
NASHVILLE August 1S.-The train from
Huntsville was fred into to dav, near Colum-
bia; q woman and chlld and two OF the Sd
Kentucky regiment killed
The rebel forces are reported 30 lave evaca-
ated Chattanooga, and are making northern
! movement. No houses were burned at ITALIA
tin by Morgan. The Union refugees from
GaiiaIfn have arrived. They are content to
remain here awaiting the issue of events.
Communication will soen be restored between
| Nashville and Louisville.
Prices Of everything had advanced % per
cent since the embargo.
The river is high enough for low draught
, transportation.
GEN. DIX 10 Super eede Butler.
Special to the Tribune.l
WASHINGTON, August POI have heard o
report of great Importance from the army
: What j. is 1 am not at liberty TO state, but ]
c ara led to believe some movement o. the high
: est consequence has taken place. will senf
e the particulars rs soon as / am authorized K
a do .
l. We are informed, and have reason to credi
e the report, that Gen. Butler will soon be re
e called from the Department of the Gulf, ant
{ that Gen. Dix viii take his place there, witt
o bis headquarters at New Orleans, and that
], will be associated in the administration o
J. local affairs with Hon. Reverdy johnson, a
= EBILAnELPHIa, August Is. Recruiting wa
+, very DISK to-day and if continued will 500
:, nj fallaaeipaia 2 quota Tor the first goo, 90
lnea.
e CensorsIa.p or the Press 90 be Enforced
it NAsIpEaToN, August I9.-Tha mind o
the Government is again agitated toI,chin,
the censorship of the press. Complaints havt
been made that news of important movement
by National armies IS prematurely published
~ some OF the New York journals. Genera
} Haiieck has determined 60 order correspon
i dents o0L Of the lines Of Gen. Pope, if not ais,
) OF those Of other Generals, and that an exodus
viii commence very speedily.
Delaware Onion state Convention
: DOVER, Delaware, August I9-The Della
: ware Union Convention nominated William
Cameron, an old Democrat for Governor
a Geo. b. Fisher was nominated for Congress,
| by acclamailOn.
! Great enthusiasm prevailed among the i'm.
mense crowd.
, | Rebels Moving from Cha,sanoor
| Knoxville.
NASHVILLE, August 2O.-Rumored evaeu.
stion OF Chattanooga, ana movements of reb-
els towards Knoxville and Richmond. Ae.
tiVity here IN military circles. Troops arriy.
ing. No mails North for several DAYS.
4 dispatch from Adjutant General Thomas
to Governor johnson says, Union East Ten.
nesseeans are held in confinement as prisoners
Of State Governor johnson has 4 CORES
ponding number of traitors for exchange.
!, Ofnccfs from Charleston.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2o.-The officers con-
lined IN the jail at Charleston, s. c., have ar.
rived here ali well.
Gen. Butler to Succeed Hunter
New YoKK, Aug 2o.-The ReraLl saws ad :
itorially: y We are inclined to expect that
Gen. Buffers next field of operations win he
South Carolina, and with the restoration Of
the old dag over the Custom House, Charles
ton will before long be under the wholes ONE
discipline Of Gen. Butler"
nTcCIeIisn's Army Safe.
NV York, Aug. 2O.-An army letter in
the Times says; The last soldier of the 70
firing army passed the Chickahominy at tzvo
O'Clock on Monday night.
1here has been no attack on the rear and
no loss Of any kind, and this retrograde mova-
| ment has been q perfect success