Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-04-11

OFFICE PROVOST MARSHAL,
2. pnIIonE straaf March % lsE2

The Baptist church on Middl8str will be
opened ioT divine service on Sunday, the 3Oth
| inst, at / A. NJ, aud on each following Sabbath
till further orders The same church will be
opened for public worship at P NJ every Sab
bath till further orders. Chaplain j. b. Clark,
of the 23d Massachusetts, regiment, will otficiate
Rev. Horace James, chaplain of the 25th Mas
sachusets regiment, will conduct divine services
in the Presbyterian church, IL Middle street, on
Sunday. at II A. NJ.
The Episcopal churc7, in Pollock street, viii
be opened for divine service on Sunday, Both
inst at II An, and On each following Sunday
a. the same h6UT until further orders.
At the Methodist Episcopal church, divine ser
vice viii be held on Sunday, at ii A. NJ. A. K.
Raven, officiating clergyman.
by order OF Brig. Gen JOHN G. FOSTER,
Military Governor Of Newbern.
DANIEL MESSENGER, a. Q. NJ,
I65 Provost Marshal
The following we take from the editorial col
umls OF last Salurdsy's Progress:
The sacrament o. the Lords supper viii be
celebrated on Sunday (to-mouow) afternoon at
o'clock, Ia the Presbyterian church, opposite
Ger. Buusife's headquarters. r V Messrs.
Clark and James, chapsins Of the 2}d and 25th
Massachusetts regiments, viii administer the or
dmance Al persons VINO wish TO unite in this
service are cordially invited TO be present.
same tina. enabled Us 10 get lock at the New
bern Grab, or Progress Backwards, We are
also IN possession If tine imuacuate New York
ErsHing Past Of the i9th Uit which is very
mucn taken up with the affair at Newbern
After the battle Burnside issued a congratula-
Tory ,odrgss to lis troops, concluding with the
following paragraph:
The general commanding directs with pecu-
liar pude that, as a well deserved tribute TO
valoT in this the second victory of the expedi-
ton, that each regiment engaged shall inscribe
on its banner the memorable name Of New
bern -
The leading editorial is headed "Burnside's
late battle and is devoted To glori6cation over
the Newbern victory and those engaged in il,
who, IL seems, were mainly from Massachusetts.
ConnscicUt and Rhode Island. It says that the
coE.ba, al Newbern establishes, beyond a doubt,
the fighting qualities Of the New Englsuders,
who such is the Ho.taern account, were IN num-
ter5 scarcely equst, IT not inferior to those of
t.rs eremy, (COnfede, ates,) who fought behind
well cons TUcted entertainments, ard near a
city, from hich they could readily obtain sup
plies The Post says Burnside, who he'd been
often under tire, pTCununces Newbern the sever
EST tghl he was ever IN, inclusive, we suppose
Of Bull Ran, where n- stood in the lhickest "
Ia fact they maguify and blow over Newbem
amazing Toe following ilttir item may give
some information to our friend Pennington. We
cut it trom an account of tho capture of the
town Of Newbern:
a WARLulE COMPOSITGB.
Visits we're paid to tle principal buildings and
guards stationed over them. Tne postofice was
found deserted, Is also the Office Of the NewbeIn
Progress, she daily newspaper Of this place.
form, all locked up, contained the following para
graph:
TIE ENEMY IN SIGHT-The signals on
Nruse river, below our batteries gave news of
the approach OF the enemy yesterday afternoon
about i've o'clock 4 boat WIS Immediately
dispatched down the river, and on its return We
were placed ia positive information of the pres
ence of ten steamers and one large transport
(schOoner) in the river only about twelve miles
below Newbern and within few miles of the
lower batteries.
Everything was active and preparations were
busy here last night, and battle is certainly ex-
pected to-day, and the day will probably decide
Tire fate of NewDern.
Seeing which a sergeant of one of the Tegi-
ments, a printer, went to a case, set up and
added the following postscript:
SATURDAY, March l5.-Friday did IT, We
have taken Newbern. The enemy endeavorsd
to burn the town, but were unsuccessful, the 10
habItants using inc fire engines and other means
il their power 10 extinguish the flames
YANKEE PRINTER.