Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-14

among the sick and wounded soldiers arrived
here by tbs steamer Daniel Webster this mora
ing, having been transferred from the steamer
State Of Maine Capt. Jos. Wager, Thirteenth
Illinois, wounded; AlOnz0 Harrison, Seventh
Michigan, sick; Sergeant /. D. Emerson, Fourth
Michigan, sick; Chas. Smith, First Indiana
sick.
INDIANAPOLIS, July Gov. Morton issued
a call this morning for eleven additional regi-
ment Of infantry and six batteries artillery, e
which hearty and gratifying responses have al
ready been received from prominent citizens ID
over thirty counties.
Al imposing and enthusiastic meeting was
held this evening in front of the Bates House
which was largely attended by cur citizens.
Eloquent and patriotic speeches were made by
Gov. Morton aud Hon. Il. w. Thompson, OF
Tere Hsute, which were greeted with great ap-
plause. The splendid band Of the Nineteenth
United States infantry were present and played
several national airs.
Later from RuroPe--AFrivaI Of the Eu-
ST. JOHNS, n. +, July u The Europa
from Liverpool 2Sth, via Queenstown 18th,
passed Cape Race at 2 o'clock Sunday night.
She was boarded by the Associated Press news
yacht and 3 summary Of her news obtained.
The sdvices per the Europa are two days later
than those By the Kangaroo.
The receipt Of the Persia's new 10 Liverpool
caused an increased excitement in the cotton
market and an advance in prices.
the London Times says in regard TO the war
IN America, the news shows that nothing much
can be expected before the fall, and it hopes that
means will be devised before that time to put an
end to the conflict.
The French Chambers had adjourned.
There were TumoTs that the Emperor Nspo-
leon was reconsideTing the principals of the
next Mexican expedition, and that the embarks-
ton OF the French Troops was Professionally sus-
pended.
FORT MONROE, July Fresh troops ar
rived here from Washington yesterday, during
the day, and went up James river on the even
ing Of the 4th. -Four small steamers, with fCur
baTges in tow, arrived at Fort Monroe this
morning, loaded with s~TtilleTymen, horses, etc,
doubtless found up the river.
A skirmish took place yesterday morning. near
our left wing, which resultedin the defeat of the
rebels. We took 1000 rebel prisoners, and three
small batteries. Oar cavalry then followed
them until they passed beyond White Oak
swamp.
Great difficulty exists in obtaining q list Of the
killed in the late battles, as comparatively fe8
cases exist where any one can tell whether the
missing were killed, wounded or taken pris-
oners.
For the last two days the rebels have shown
bat little disposition to fght, aud yesterday they
relinquished their ground and batteries almost
without resistance.
SECOND DisPATCH-The steamer State Of
Maine left Fort Monroe last evening for New
York, with 324 wounded soldiers on board, but
met with az accident to her machinery and was
turned back.
The Daniel Webster viii take her wounded to
New York, and viii probably leave this port to
night.
The Spaulding arrived here this morning from
HsrriSOn's Landing, with 500 sick and wound
ed. They viii also leave today for New York.
A rebel gunboat was captured yesterday up
the James river and brought down to HarrisOn's
Landing. l. was completely riddled with ball
holes.