Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-11
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WAsIIiSG rOX, June . 1862 e C. Wask
bnIns, OF WiscOIsjE. and Capt VIM F. Msgru
! 1eT. OF the lst cavalry, Ters nominated b lga
disT generals to-day.
The bill esisblishi0g diplomatic relations viii
Aayti and -libeTtl, engaged the attention Of tn,
blouse o-day. AiacDg tLe speaker in ilyJT u
II were Maynard. of TEN esste, Thomas, o
aassAcl usetis, Reilly, Of Ponus lyauis, and
FessendeE, Cf Maine. Cr,tteDlen end C.. Y VIC
lsntly opposed it Thr former made speech n
t.e super Oiiiy OF the American OyyE sll Uiher
nations
he fa;e Of lhe N Ton to reconsider the vote
on The emancipation bill, will be Gcteim.aed in
tue House iO-nrOT!oa doubE!ul Three incm-
6ers are added 70 he conservative patty sipge
| The last vote: Sites, OF Psnnsy yvaLia A len OF
Illinois, Ihs new members and Col F,uke.
who vas sea oG the street hsrs 10 day
Had Ger. Fremont reached S,TsSbnsg yseiyr
hcnfs sooner. as hs promised - 10, O. hgi be
| lolloWed his original orders. Jickson yuull
| probably have been bagged
| Senator'S Ls!h2ui and McD5ug4l alone ya,rl
against the bill Punish:rg polygamy, anil aIi.ul-
| ing the laws AMI ordinances Ct Utah on the
subject, winch passed by thiTty-ssYen yeas
OH huudred and twelve petitioners haVe flied
claims with the Emancipation Commissioners
iOr one thousand line hundred and sevsarv
nine slaves.
The Baltimore American Of thi. morning Ia.
leasier showing tina, great revolution has
l.ken place in Maryland within year, ~ fsYor
Of tbs Uni1n.
The public lands q Texas, E,r The eontisea-
hon OF which Lane, Of Kansas. introduced \
b,li are said TO amount to one hundred millions
OF a-rfS-abOut halt the private property under
the old Spanish and Mexican Claims ca lhe
Texan government
ssVeiAl CdnsrersIneE, jgS, foM he White
House, Asrs they went from For, Monroe ca /
Hnnday, stpr healing q the battle. say thai J
tSo tTaiGs brought one thousand W Judd ON /
Chi kAhOminy, WhJ ~srs irA1sfelei 70 vessels 1
10 Do distributed tp 4 hsyeat hospital. Thos /
ia charge Cf then said many more u-rz 10 I
. n's' besides many too sssIvHsly wounded TO I
be mSved
The wounded said Gen Casey's division was 4
led into anbuseade, the sUeBy drawing them on (
by teGRed retreat until made vic inns By the
hrs nom ths woods On % Oh s.te, which 10
troops could stand. On Sunday the enemy were
driven at al points ON the line ot Efteru miles
long, KEPT Casey division, which gained no
ground. At four o'clock Gen. Mcclellan ven;
to Csseys troops and made speech in whica
he said the enemy WAS routed ct ali points tx
cept in their front Il they had done their du'y
they uOuld hAvr bsgged the whole rebel army
in siI hours.
The fighting r1sliuH j until SUNDAY a. aigiit-
trll, when, IL Is b. lieYsi 81 the Whie HSuse.
Csrsy's division sill had f,ile7l II Recover lost
gTeuud
On Monday b,tA s-1uls, we're bu1yipg the
dead. Among tie uoundrd wsIr Col Bnge-.
sen 81 IL GOV. Bsigs., lo;h N&ssschuseISs,
aud Gen. ID yeas
Major Dwight, Of the "a Massachusetts,, made
prisoner near Winchester, " hile earring E,r the
wounded pTiVAtes Of his regiments, WAS pafoled
by Jackson, and arrived here tonight, xith dis
patches from Gen. Banks. lie says the stories
about the barbAIi,y Of the rebels towards Uuf
sick snd woundrd are nDlOundTl, bnr filing from
The windows OF Tie iOnn, aud throwing hOt 0A-
ter at The re'TSsling soldiers was trHe.
IscksOh's force Is supposed tJ le nearly 80 O0O
strong. uhile Banks had :;aH la ire field Ie-
II Massachusetts guarded the r,ar, ard fought
during the march FROM New jiRn II Winchester
which lasted from dark on Saturday evening till
! O'Clock Sunday morning at dawn. From one
ridge. near Winchester, they kept The enemy at
bay Tor three hours Snd hslG killing many
more than tbey lost One rebel lionel admitted
The loss Of eight officers in his regiment
S8ItDn Is also here, having bssn relieved frum
cOamard at HAPeT's Hsrry, aith 900 raw
troops, who kept a. bay ard Iepulssd three times
their humber. The enemy was at least 90 QrU
stsOng composed of excellent Yirg lula, Mis- is
'ippi, Louisiana, Georgia aud Alabama troops.
who weTs bent on destroying the bridges and
itOres 81 HarpsI's Ferry, aud 30 disgusted Jack
'On that, Gnding himself obliged 10 retreat, le
'sirly cried
Had the rebels succeeded In crossing Il4rpel's
Ferry, PennsylvSnis sO1 i probably have seen
hem,
The number OF killed and wounded At Chick
.hOminy is 5000, not BON.