Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-09-29
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Northern TnteIligence'
,,oxyD Sentember 2S.-N0Ithern dates OF

Northern EnteIIigsnce'
RICHMOND, September 28-N9Tthern oateS oi
the 25th have been received.
Lincoln has issued a proclamation declaring
that all aiders and abetters Of the rebellion, and
all persons discOuraging enlistments, shall be
subject to marshal law, and liable to trial by
court martial, without benefit of the merit OF
kabeas corpus.
Lincoln was serenaded on Wednesday night,
and made a speech declaring that be had issued
his proclamation after very full deiberatiOn' ana
under a heavy and solemn sense OF the respon'
sibility.
The War in Rentucky-Buell Arrived
DISPATCHES from Louisville say hat the city
Is now considered safe. Buell. has arrived there
and seven brigades Of his army were coming up
to the city from the direction Of Salt river. The
| Federals have re-occupied Munfordsvile.
Northern GovernOrs' Convention.
At the Convention of the Northern Governors
there were sixteen present. It was held at Al
toona. Pa, on the oath. They rejected q proPo-
sition for the removal of Mcclellan, finally de-
cided upon an approval of the Presidents pro
clou.t;on. and urged the prosecution of the war
New York Money market
In New York, on the oath, foreign exchange
was quoted at l21, gold 1l9, and cotton DC
Additional from Kentucky.
CHATTANOOGA, Sept. 26-The Nashville
Union of the 99d reports that General Bragp
esptured Green river bridge and thirty-f five hun
bred prisoners on the 10Th. It also says Curtis
has succeeded in throwing his army between
Smith and Bragg, preventing their Junction
Green river bridge is a great loss to the FederaiS
The Fight mt MunfordsviIIe.
CHATTANOOGA, September 27.-The fight 81
| Munfordsville was brought on by Chalmers
brigade. which was aferward reinforced by
! Cheatham's division. We lost two hundred anC
/ fAv killed AID wounded. Colonel Smith anC
the lieutenant colonel of the oh Mississippi
were killed.
Reports from louisville.
A dispatch from Jacksonville, on the 22d
saws that the rebel generals, Bragg and Smith
have divided their forces. Smith is to hold
Buell. in check, while Bragg is to advance Oh
the city.
Bragg summoned Nelson, who is in command
to surrender. Nelson refused, and ordered al
the women and children to leave the city at al
hours notice.
Thousands of the citizens are crossing the
river into Indiana.
Bragg is some distance from the city, but al
vanciDg rapidly.
From Maryland.
The New York Herald acknowledges a heavy
loss near Sheppardstown, on Saturday, and says
the rebels were dressed like Union soldiers
and displayed a flag of truce to induce thu
Federals to cross the river.
Summers corps alone lost five thousand t"t
hundred and three at Sharpsburg, in killed
wounded and missing. a correspondent from
the battlefield, on the 22d says that the Federsl
are engaged in burying their dead at the rate 0
five Numbered per diem, and expected to &c
through that day.
Confederate EnvaIids Captured.
CHATTANOOGA, September 27.-The Yankee
cavalry captured and paroled four hundred Q
our sick, on the Doth, at Glasgow, Kentucky
They had been left in the hospital by Bragg
army.
Situation at Nashville.
The people of Nashville, citizens and soldiers
are near starvation. No stoFessor provisions cal
reach them from the North. The city is com
pleteIy invested by our cavalry, and the Yam
KEGS are still fortifying.
Gen. Hooker was shot through the foot by
rife ball. He VIII not be able for duty in a long
time.
Gen. Crawford's wounds are more serious thar
was expected ct first.
Col Dwight, of the 81 Massachusetts, wa.
killed. snd Col Kinks, of the 19th Massachu
setts, Is badly wounded in the shoulder and head
aud will die.
Gen. Doree was badly wounded ip the knee
In the 3Oth Massachusetts, Col. Wild lost al
arm at the shoulder joint, and the Lieutenant
Colonel, Adiutant, and eight captains wer'
wounded.
4 correspondent Of the Times says the slsugh
ter was awful, particularly among the officers.
From Ihe Potomac.
RICHMOND, September 23-We have no lat'
news from the direction of the army Of the Pc
tomac. Matters there are very dull.
Congressional Proceedings.
RICHMOND, September 26.-In the Senate
tie House bill wss passed to authorize the ex
tension Of the time for selling property for ta1e'
in default. Also, House bill increasing the sig
nal corps.
The CONSUMPTION bill from the committee c
conference passed. It provides for filing vaean
cies in the army by appointment, where officer
elected shall be declared incompetent.
In the House, q resolution was adopted re
ouesting the President to take steps to secur,
the release of citizens Of the Confederate State
held in confinement or duranee, by the govern
ment of the United States.
The House bill to establish places of rendez
vous for examination Of persons enrolled 70
military duty, was passed also the consc9iq
bill from the Senate, and Senate bill to bette
provide for the sick and wounded.
The exemption bill sent from the House t
the Senate was further discussed until adjourn
ment. The clause exempting all persons ez
empted by State laws, was reconsideTed an
stricken out-yeas AZ, nays 81.
RICHMOND, September 27.-In the Senate ii
bill from the House increasing soldiers pay wa
laid on the table, also Senate bill to organize tn
Supreme Court.
A resolution from the House to extend tn
session was postponed until Monday.
The bill to provide for filing vacancies in tb
army ocessioned by the iacOmpetency of officer
elected, was discussed several hours, and fnalll
rejected.
In the House q resolution extending th
present session of Congress to the 9th Of 0ctc
Der, and a resolution of thanks to Lisutenar
Brown and command, Of the Confederat
steamer Arkansas were adopted.
Senate bill to divide the State CT Texas int
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