Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-11-19
LArR wAsmENGrON GOssFP.

/ Special Dispatch to the Chicago Times
/ WAsHIEGTON, November l3 Gen. Fremon
is expected here tonight, and viii be ordered I,
a command
| Richmond papers of the are here, ana
state that there is no longer any doubt that th,
Federal forces in North Carolina are moving OF
| Weldon, for the purpose OF breaking the rail
road communication frOm-Ricbmond 70 Charles
ton.
! Among other documents recently intercepted
on the way from RichmoT to London Is a tab
Ular statement protesting to show the number
Of bales Of cotton ia hand At the most important
cities and towns in the South.
/ Lord Lyons has made no communication tc
this government, snd Tumor is rife that he will
soon visit Richmond.
Gov. BouLWell, commissioner of internal rev
enue, returned to-day aud resumed his duties.
The business Of his Office is very great Just now
Gen. Hslleck is in front, reviewing Burnside
army
Gen. FIiz John Porter has arrived here. and
awsiislthe sitting Of tie court of inquiry in bis
case and The arrival of Gen. Pope, who prefers
the charges ssainst him. Gen. Porter is accom-
panied by BIZ, staff.
Gen Mcdowell not having been allowed a
court Of inquiry, as be demanded. the impress
sian prevails that ne viii soon be ordered to
some duty not strictly in the field.
Gov. Pierpont OF Virginia Gov. Gsmbla, OF
Missouri; Gov. WashbGme, of Mains, and Gov
Morton, Of Indiana, are now in this city on mil
tsry business with the government
D A Mshony, editor Of the Dubuque Herald
has just been released from prison here o.
investigation theirs were no particular charges
against him.
Lord Lyons visit to Secretary Seward aud
the President to-day was one Of courtesy simply.
Il seems to be known here that the rebel au-
thorities are bending every nerve to strengthen
the army between the Rappahannock aud the
Rapidan. Fioyd's entire free has been recalled
from Western Virginia, and if Hot already az
irving at GOrdonsvile, will have all been
gathered there in a very few days.
Rebel citizens Of Virginia sincerely believe
that Bragg is also rapidly moving up by rail to
Join Lees army.
The Star has information from the front this
afternoon representing that considerable por
ton OF Jac sens force is making its way over
the Northwestern VrgiDia turnpike in the direc-
tion of Cumberland, Nd but this is a. known
variance with the rebel plans, and cannot be
true.
The story that rebel iron.elad got into
Charleston hsTbor is now denied on good tounda-
ton.
Ksyes, late aids-de camp to General BicClsl-
Ian, is in town tonight. He is suffsri1g from a
severe cold, which has settled upon BIS lungs
and weskeEs his voice, SO that he can speak
with difficulty.
Il IS said that, in his forthcoming report. SEC
retaIy Chase will state that he will not be obliged
to issue any more treasury notes at present
EX-PEOvOst Marshal Kennedy Is bere and
was at the War Department to-day, with refer
ence, IT is believed, to lase cases Of false impris
oament.
To the Assoeal 4 Press EorthI
WAsHMGI n, November I3-The story
about an Allei ID iron clad which run the block
Gde Of Cbsrlt ton, is trsceable hare to an event
which occurred over a month ago, aud wbi,h
was seon after Published The Flambeau's
nfsd guns msde no impression upon the block
ade runner, simply because none of the random
shots struck her. Ths rebel steamer run BY the
Flsmbesu during the night Mach that is said
about the rebels being reinforced with iron-clad
vessels from Europe, hsd no confirmation at the
Navy Depsrtment, which is not Indifferent to
obtaining facts on that subject
Gov. Morgan and Collector Barney are here in
relation to the de!enees Of New York hsrbor. It
is understood that the proper departments have
scceded to their request for adequate and imms-
diAte protection and the requisite orders for
that purpose have been accordingly given
Lord Lyons returned to Washington yester-
day, and paid visit of courtesy to TIE Peesi-
dent this morning, in company with Secretary
Seward
GEN Fremont has not been ordered hither, but
visits Washington on leave asked for, and
gIanted a month ago.
It is sscertained, on inquiry, that no resigna-
tiOns have been received from officers of the
army Of the Potomac, since the change Of COM
msnders and that officers who are not disposed
to continue in tha service. in consequences Of
the change, will fud no difficulty in being re-
eved.
Commissioner Boutwell, has returned, partly
recovered from bis late illness, and has resumed
his duties in the bureau Of internal revenue