Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-10-27

OR latest dates are to the 2lh instant. The
says that tie time Of holding the fall
sessions Of the criminal court having been
changed. II consequence Of the absence Of the
sheriff. etc. Judge Swsyre viii proceed to bust
ssess on ihe seccrd Monday Of November. Tie
Ezehanes Hal beng occupied by the military,
1he court VIII probably Re held in tie city coUn-
eli chamber
An Unusual number cf criminal ofsnses are
chrsnieled. Two soldiers stole a psir Of boots
each hom he store Of 2. Il TuA, en- Main
street: $ neeFo was arrested in Chelsea, who,
4ot coute1te5 with assuring awhite man that he
was IS GOOD q man ard as free e man IS be, IN
6arfook 10 hammer llese two ideas into the
-hite mans besd with a stick Of wood tie
residence Of LIZ. J. Cohen, who recently kept a
elothiug store in TIE city, was entered by a rear
window ard q box containing eight thousand
dollars. 81 iu gid aI3 silver, was carried of;
Tbomss Dixon, z civilian, coUfEedi in the Irving
Block military prison, ca tie charge of stealing,
zo into IN alteration with a secession prisoner
n var. when the latter stabbed him-wOUnd
sad bus not considered fatal a. Fort Pickering
sesg Frazcio.a's place, q Frsuchman, known as
Joe, cot into On s!ercstioD with some negroes,
which exc Of the lat.e- terminated by striking
lin 90 violently ever The head with billet Of
wood has be dieJ; on Court street, near the
e5rno-os lle alley, between Second snd Third,
az SIX O'clock, On the 23j, some soldiers, who
warein pursuit Of q runaway prisoner, also a
so.5isr, fred at Kim four OF Eve times. They
-Dis5od Hlieg theiE man, whom they succesded
5n re.sainq. but nre Of ihe bullets from Their
guns sboi Er. Esessel, who Lseps a dry goods
atgre, opposite Court Square, On Main street, On
Che leE, INJECTING Q painful, though not q serious
wound. These. with g sccgo Of minor offences,
saake up a respectable record CT crime fur ore
ssy.
a military commission has been organized,
aud a report Of lis pEocs e6ings is given. Nr.
HFashes, arrested and charged with being gusI-
r.Ila. was released. Geo. L. HAMS, Stephen
Davidson and WIN. Lilt.eiohn, charged with be-
-ng Confederate soldiers, were ordered to be held |
prisoner. Of war. n. Miller, charged with
e4rtrsband irsfic South, vas released on taking
s5e cath. J.E. Weatherford, who was At hone
HLu~.lIL alNA4 q WYNN 1870 81 1-AA-v-1 Nan
asd as q prisoner Of war, and Mrs. Hannah
Heuuirg charged with smuggling and being a
sny. was found guilty Of smuggling, bat not Of
sing & SOY. she had q revolver ard pistol
cartridge s concea led On herpzTson; also, military
as.toBs ard cloth On account Of her age de
lady was released. The property was confs-
mbd.
Three hundred and seventy Federal prisoners
passed Up from Vicksbug CT the 23d.
ne BHlaih continues its expressions Of
mock sympathy for the families Of many who
abzenl rcln .be cy 70 ihe Confederate ssT-
vice Oar u1lormation is thst 81 such viii be
rsyi5ed fer 81 lie true friends Of tbs South
10 vst gsmsin IL She city, if they are not dis
.a-bed for doing SO. Their ebaEity n the few
s.sncss aseai1g relief, hss bsen construed
a .oiiesl ogsnoe, undes tie rigorous policy
.bs salhortes- No claim to Federal charity
s. presented if the virtue Is net to be graded
A. 8 srins.