The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1862-06-21


from Pamela TO Meridian.
Newspaper Accounts.
ARRIVAL OF .. II. EDAoNDsoN WITH FLAG OF
TRUCE.
from the Memphis Argus, June 161
Captain J. H. Edmondson Of this city, now OF General
fvseton Smith sta arrived yesterday with
Nag Of aud was conducted TO the Of
hts vst understand to procure consent for the
removal southward OF the forty Atty sick and wounded
tion Of the city Tho result OF his interview has not
trangpired. W
THE CITY YESTERDAY.
Unusual dullnoss pervaded tie city yesterday. No
business Of any consequence was transacted nearly all
che and shops closed and streets were
almost deserted midnight. Every body seemed
" keep In doors but few soldiers and they only moved
whom routed out Of shady by the fierce Of tho
nin, 4 yas sSsoy.v .ms,,,ro So ~0au smd ps sts'
nothing st all 70 what will be week two, every
body was convinced that warm weather bad last
estet-no one observed them.
szNEEssxE REsroRED--AN APPBAL FOR cLEMENcY.
Ttrom the Memphis Avalanche, June 14.l
In OF the Of Cornih of the federal
occupation Of Memphis is aseles 10 deny that Team
ocscay longer under tie rule Of tAe Southern
Seaevcy gay she has been abandoned that she has
e0gnered that she has been deserted that the
government reluctantly forced 10 abandon her
hack OF 70 kesp her. take either the secession or
thc same. Tennessee 10 practically under the oovernmenl
y ne "old Union," bs she there willingly or unwilling
ia the capacity Of sovereign State Money they
s~s IL, for they have none but its own men they
BOT lend 1t, for the armies OF sck and the fotiiia OF
Eoots them In force irresistible IN the past
n the whole combined the other seeded
States The ag Of the Union floats ever her chief cite
rivers and roads aud she to-day, 70 all practical pur
p scs much within the rule the 'tod Union" and
ss la removed from all power Of participation in the
new AZ Vermont or Massach sets.
n bs indeed the intention Of the government now
Aeldng possession Of the State TO place Tennessee In
tAs od Unonp in hsart sentmsnt as she is in real
of position. bo
wardcd by general liberation OF her imprisoned
tban BY thoufand acts OF Congress however AM
1st, unprccedsd or uns6companed BY 1t. Not fmily
IN the State but wo Dc at isa torccd recogzs the
nananimity which restored relative dear
would be rendered doubiy awaiting in Che gratitude
which we're an insult " our people 70 doubt Of It's
other considerations there are which ws might press
- showing that such act less wise than hu
name; but 'he subject 10 one that feel too deey
tsrested in not TO rcsuiGe II ~ some future day Let
brave aud gallant deprived VI their liberty
b restored 70 the State aud their family and rende
We that Governor johnson will give his carly and
anal attention 10 this humane act fail OF
sood 10 this state her people and the GAUGE Of justice
and right Who would not re,o'ce Al so sreat boon
mesng In 1cnBessee not to cfYsr prayers for their
dskvsrancs, and shed Of joy thsihappy res
s0sation 10 them OF liberty and freedom.
NORTHERN BUSINESS MEN.
Quite number OF business rom points north.
ward-princpay CVcinnati-have arrived in the city
during the past week, and arc preparing TO
Seoi.~os hSiS ~ ~A go - ""y'
THE MARKETS.
The supply Of meats anu Vegetables in the markets
.'sterday evening was much larger .han has been on
prices, We understand, have come down
HE POST OFFICE.
4a0 t Will be opened on tonnorr
~ Nai4o VIII act as Postmaster until
.gne ess cepts the appointment.
A STEAMER.
~N tN1 Ma been plying IN Hatchio river
NA TO the city yesterday morn
*Hf TfsILIGENCE.
A. iliS Argus, June 15
own with government freight
aeU Arkansas. sho win endeavor
aa, rs exceedingly doubtful, owing
lUr -ob,btion OF the "sap, holes
N.r#Ms...u 1Upi. The city, the thirsty public find
HM 1r he bats at the levse. All the
9 st upon this Memphis and "a.
Louis pacKv. ofors Tor freight aud passage
Ths buslIs aud activity upon landing yesterday, In
Fra gave the wharf decidedly business appearances.
Hay OATS and corn occupy considerable npon the
asvse.
CRAZY NAN.
[From the Memphis Argus, June 15.l
A CARD.--As q few lnanf- sting a disposition ~
seluss Confederate money dss 10 announce that win
be pleased 10 receive for Mi dobs due me for the
seven eight yeas, and In all business transscts In
future Those indebted 10 will confer fsvor by set
tlsns their bills in Confederate Treasu notes mI.d
aely. A. L. kraBRo, 81 b.
From tho Memphis Avalanche, June I6l
The town ialk yesterday, was about the orders Of
Colonel Slack who i've near the city AMI come
20 town evsy day 10 make their purchases and obtsn
ne spspsis were alta loss ~ deferminc whessy thew
were 10 be rsqisrsd to take the oath we uniostsnd
that the authorities construed II 10 apply 10 All oxcopt
wouen AID children. fe order for tina Suppression Of
Confederate money took every by surprise aud was
considered very hard by the great Of our psope
Who have Dosl ng else. Many who went 20 bed rich On
Friday night, swoke, 10 lind themselves poor indeed,
abe next morning Te measure is hard one, aud wiz
70 lose amused taking over the latest news
from the South and North.
ARREST or SUPPOSED spy.
woman dressed in mons apparel, was arrested in
the eity yes arGay posed TO be acting spy. She
rspie snted herself having been with tone al Polk In
tie Cosieals service. sho has been sent 20 The dag
ship
THE OATH OF ALLIE fANoE
v's slministorel yas day 10 h Mt cventy.lye or
hssfs aud soldiers late of the Confederate army
CAPTAIN tHhEs Il CASH.
geAsarn that though lhs sesiimgny IN Captain Cheeks