Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-09
Prom Easper's ForTy.
'0~Frespondsn e Of tn New YORK TimsAl
HIRPERa FEN. H.


HIRPzRs FzREY, T~hurslsy, Hsy y
| heard from eye-witnesses some intsrsstinq
Incidents CT GeG Banks, retreat from Slasbu-g anon
'hem, so- example, a woman ia WIaluusporf shooting
[hro1gh the street, and then being sa 3 dead Esrs,IfBg
she captain Of the men, 7hen he could ,.bgar DsL,,teer
bus events sus;eed 40 rapidly AID 50 ehsurs tIrlr Io-
callty, that ihs facts rnt places which have mad4 The
pulse Of the whole natl n bound a few dave zza ~ 80
old aud almost rubbed Gus Of the memcrv
Yet single word The story the Pablo has been
told u the rebel dtg OF truce 10 shros On Eca3v n
bis gusrd aud 50 get within pistol shot ofEnu- ma lie
oiack hsg, j. oOah -mcI 80 my sat, faotOn. The nm
Der Of the regiment returned uD 80 TUESDAY,. - Z Wa
Eld b. = person ! would ut Leslt1tz 10 t:ust 10 ~ordlEAy
natter, is 80 Incredibly small shat 7 cannot rrpsa. il
without Continent. FOriy-Gye Is SIC number gircu
The d.ssier La had tho sEtet ~ IRE, uOI b Gampeu.
the sp rit * the EielL OF III brave fallen u DE r rst
Maryland OAe hundred and hHy men uere rsrruitsa
IN BslimoTs On Tuesday, and l ain informed he rrgt-
ment now nambsS POO men tOL Ktnly's brcih~f came
mp hero yesterday on his way 70 endeavCr 10 81 posse
sion Of hs brothers body. Hs believed that he Colonel
uAs u;hlcssly murdered in Tie ambulance 10 whirh 10
lad bseu carried wounded.
Two civilians who accompanied iho retrsst-of Gen.
Banks, told me that from S~irasJarg 10 WineEesisF it
WA something Of a rOIte, but that afterwards al WAS
In good order. The rebels followed % about two miles
I ;his ide Of lf.rlinsJurg aad hzd forces living ia s.eb6sh
IN ihe woods on beth SHES Of the way, hiring upon our
troops rs hey passed, almost the entire dIsfguo, liz
doIted that the lOS OF tbs fifty wagons Is altr butsf 81
all 70 The panic among h negro 'eaustc.s. The rsb IS
waited in ambush uuiii he .rsiu had nearly passed ami
then dashing cut upon he rear portion, or near Lgrsu.
some o. she sxtrrml rear escaping.
/ setake rlyse.f now 10 cJ rent events AID i..rg-fs
The magnificent wO ird, FsskTibbcd hills. esylrogIuE
Us here, ara put 10 tho bs-o use Of covering robuIs.
principally cavalry, Ia uugucssed uumbsrz A Few
nights ago. lights were Esga along the ridge Of L,0ad1n
flights, rising rugged aad pefp sldicular Across th5
shenandoah, directly opposite 5 d close 10 our village.
One or tUO small fOrts zrD ERECTED, althOugh no batteries
have yst been p'an'et sal two eompsuies Of lt Mary
ISnd Home BiBads, Rtnt NJ tuesday nigh. 10 hurt iE8
gUsri lzs out, were set upon ~ a party Of AAh5y 3
e+yslry-H il suPp9set-H0m ambush, aud made TO d..
with The los OF Sergeant AerhinE killed, and will bnl-
: let holes through e-gH AID clothes Of oth4r ma 1f-
men were IT the disAdysutEgc Of knowing notb.nr Of
she roads and paths, even In the daytime, and they wsss
caught willis going through Z eui In the hill, and l-si
down upon from both sides Of tbs rosd 1t once. A
heavy battery oe5asiona!ly throws a she.I into TIE woods
Of Loudon Highs, and sometimes disturbed rebels ar5
Eeca running through tue woods lie disturbed ra.J,
Jlereat.
have cause 10 Know that a viyilaui eve 70 kent cas-
after Spes IN Ibis camP- Yesterday 3 sergeant, accom-.
pacisd b two nsa carrying liked bty0uo;s, tapped
yoar correspondent On The shoulder end said, " Look
hsrs, ! want yoa 20 60 With ms, and matched ms off
thrss blocks 10 The provost uasshais fl C. The tHIA
thoro began 10 question ne. 1 ASKED What was tie cb-
ieei Of bis questions. He lnhrmeI Es t.a. thew had
orders 70 Errss. all uSpiSGslOoking indy duzis 90 I
suggested that M passes would aasFer his purpose, Des-
hays. He looksf a. thsu, pronounced ihem tuficfsrE
/ explained the n~esssiiy FOR the rightly. that tie place
was fall OF spies, sHd I bowed uyssIf cut ninug any
apology fr beng virtually called a ugpIl!cuslookIc
Individual At least six times q day, in tho field. Oh
the road and IN the street, | wss stopped and examined.
This morning, hossvsr, l Felt somewhat reeonpaHzad
FOR ny yystefdayis experiences in seeing another Of your
correspondents, Ar. Armstrong, and a correspondent II
the Fl rail-, NJ Everett, brought in prisoners into tho
presence Of the gen raj commanding the post, a. suissi
Misery l9vcs eompanyi' And tho glory Of the fun
WAS, theye wore not Possessed Of any NIL arg pass or
any kind Of d5suuent Of which the general e5ald taxa
Official e1snizareo, and hs e7oily Informed Mr.. Arm
strong II hlsgpTiYste letters were not genuine, he should
hsng hiH< 10y wanted to so on further to Gen
Banks, bItAere thoy were obliged % STAY and give ms
their company for a faW hours Civilians sre not az
peeted 70 understand these things. aud I'll NOS siop to
explain. There il ~Emethilg IN being q mouop5lst Of &
l!tto knOUledgs.
Everything IS qust ho-e this morning. The sugmy
hat m1naeed US yesterday, has Epp-re4ly sioypsIto
think WHISTLER ii q best.
Gen. banks Is in 30 d spirits. His troops ditto. aud
well recovered from thsig late fatigue.