The Memphis union appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-1862, 1862-07-12

re Ezsrs:ssr sArs Is bassis ASsla survsyed
throukh the cold rsin of Weaaeday morrlng,
presented scenes DO sh6cking % be dvelt upon
without anguish. The woods and nehss were
on The western side, covered with our dead in
all degrees of violent uutiiation, while in the
woods on the east lay in scout equal numbers,
the blue unifofmed bodies Of the enemy
Many Of the latter were still alive, having been
Iaft By their friends nindecent haste 30 escape.
Shells thrown BIZ the gunboats were eight
inches in width By twenty-three IN length.
The rayagess Of these monsters were every
where discernabls through the forest, long
avenues being cut through the tree tops, and
great trees, three TO four feet thick burst open,
splintsred into shreds. = ut. ,-.,.ssv ! -
CoSookD, N. r., July s.-Resolutions have
passed the Legislature ananimously, pledging
the Granite State to furnish her full quota Of
soldiers under the late call.
Neetings are being held to encourage vol
untesring in all parts of the State. sas5.ss IS s.
NEW YoRK, July s-At meeting Of the
directors of the American Express Co., held in
N. 7, July 9th, 1852, IL was unanimously re-
solved that any of their present employees
who may promptly enlist under the recent
call for troops, shall continue to receive one
half of their pay during the term of sarxice
in the war, and their situations resolved 90
them on their return. Two thousand are in
the regulsr employ Of the company ut an
average salary of over SIX hundred dollars par
annum. sasa - 8s5sisz haa eds 5.
WArHIxaTox, July "a late copy Of the
Richmond Ezdnsi1er says the rebels could cor
tainly cut OF McC lelIan's retreat, but il would
be far better to prevent his receiving further
supplies and starve him into capitulation. Il
says; 9 Fill up our armies and prepare for .
contest Is long as our eElemy wiz choose to
urge i. and let It be as ensRgesic g possible
Congregational. gsb as is :
NAsHrEGroN, July s--.Senafe.---Mr Fostsr,
from the Judiciary COMMITTEES, reported back
the bin 30 change the place Of holding the Cir
cult Court of the United States, 30 fsr as the
District Of West Tenuessee ID concerned. asr
Mr.. Foster also reported from the same COM
mittee the bill amendatory to the act to pro-
hibit the slave trade. The bill authorizes the
President to make arrangements with foreign
governments, and especially Denmark, for the
colonization Of captured Africans. a8E8a
Mr.. King, from the Military COMMITTEES, re-
ported bill for the employment Of persons of
African descent in building intrenchnaents and
On motion Of N. Sherman the resolution in
relation to quorum Of the Senate was taken
Mr.. Sherman argued the passage Of the res.
olution as . matter Of necessity 70 relieve the
Senate from the danger Of being left without
q quorum at any time by the Withdrawal of
one or two members He argued there could
be no constitutional obligation to the bill.
q Mr.. Carlisle argued against the passage Of
the resolution As giving TO two or three Ststes
power 70 lsgislste for the whole country. This
was entirely against the provisions Of che
The Presidsnt n,roe tenn had 4. pssr,sr read
| expressing his views on the subject, arguing
that according TO the Consultation no State
.onld he desfrovad that Ana ,,,,ort,rs s,rov;dad
/ for in tbe Constitntion roaant 4 majority =,
the whole number Of Senators from all the
States. BE cited various cases Of the action
/ OF the Senate a. precedents IN favor Of tht
question. q s''s2a7 ehasisa "a sishsgts-e u '
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e 1ssssESssv. mex eA sheuaa sAeyeA na'
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sane nnole -. M soss.1.lon. Hans
!nese s.oops, -hor mex iA.i, OF next sp,lng, ou
,a 80 Ans S.+so = On, 1AiIeo upol
iol 49, ~ = oni{ oAe naaa =
every s.1ss y - Ropul5saoh.- ~ rssor.lnI
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PIO. - ~ oo go - hna sns ws 81
birb wsses ,tsiro5 Sv lah IL h ,,ars 4; 4;
cult to raise 20, 600 troops 1t the present time
than i was to raise 2oo, ooo last yeaf. w
must and should resort TO draft II the MAJ
o. wealth does not wisn 20 shoulder maske
let him pay thousand dollars Tor substitute
Ia w 9 call upon Governor Morgan to move Il
THIS MISTER and st this very moment. This ]
no time Tor delay. We want promptness an
- ssislon: lsss ln r. e1ecu.lve prove equal
too early. Let as have DRAFT, and that IL
stnAtiy. Gtstet ls48
-, - - g.. ..x.J 500
n',.1 =, sAs ~lva' -
OAfk 1ASkf y uly 81 10 Great 6asbefL
Tlsn Eaverpool dates 70 tne ist passed he'
tnls a,sernoon. $3.50 ~ 1s.J