Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-05-27

We have the Commercial Bulletin and tht
Trgs Delta Of the 2Ist, from which we make the
following extracts

We have the Commercial Bulletin and The
True Delta of the 2lst, from which wemake the
following extracts
From the Bulletin
SUPPLIES OF. BEEF-We are gratifed {,
learn that the agent Of the committee OF 5ub5ist.
ence has succeeded in inducing the drOvers aud
cattle dealers at New Iberia 10 transmit then
live stock to this city, if no unforeseen imPedi.
ment should be presented Up to last Monday
200 head had been sent forward, and 1t was then
expected that 200 would cone on daily When
some arrangements are completed. which are
now pending, this amount viii be doubled. in
fact. it is anticipated that our market will be
fully stocked, and rule at low prices At the
commencement of the pastweek about l0J0 head
Of cattle were at New Iberia, awaiting shipment
Arrangements are also pending for an ample
supply Of eggs.
SEIZURE Or NEWSPAPER OFFiCEs-Ghe
! United States military authorities last evening
took possession OF the Delta orlce. and ordered
the suppression of the Bee. We understand the
cause 10 have been e publication in the latter Of
an article on the cotton question, which was
! copied in the EUeniHg Delta.
ARSENAL SE,zED-The State arsenal, back
| OF ii Louis Cathedral, was yesterday taken
possession of by the United States military su-
thoIities.
From the True Deltal
REDEMPTION OF S~HIEPLAsTERS To dsy
the city treasurer commenced Tedeeming tbs
shinplasteIs of those Who had deposited the Sc
curity required by the res luton Of the common
council. The rush was so great that the police
were almost ov~erpOweIed at times 4 fear seems
to prevail with many in this city, that each day
is to be the last-th&t tomorrow may never
COINCIDENCE the rush 10 enjoy everything that
IS going at once
TIE POLICE-In accordance with Inc pIocla-
nation Of Gen. Shepley, Who has assumed the
functions Of mayor Of this city by order Of Geu.
Butler, the police appeared II force IL and around
the City Hall this morning, to report to Capt
Jonas II. French, who is to assume the duties CT
chief Of police, by the same authority. There
was considerable uneasiness among the police
as 10 what would be the result OF a refusal on
their part to take the oath OF allegiance to the
Federal ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS It will be simple
dismissal, OF Imprisonment. Were we TO express
our opinion in reference to the matter, we would
say that refusal TO take such an oath will be dis
missal, and We would base that opinion on Gen.
Shepley'S proclamation. Had he intended any
more than this. he would have so stated.
CoLLIsIOS WITH THE LEvEE-The bark
NazaTene, which came up to The city lsst even
ing under sail, dropped anchor SO near the lsTce
that it is reported she came in collision herewith
with such force as &c nearly cause her to sink
She now lies Town the river. opposite the lower
part of the city. Our informant did not ascertain
with what the Nszarene is ireighted, but as she is
reported from Ship Island, the probability is that
she has coal for the Federal feet
ANOTHER STRANGER IN PORT-This fore
noon a Spanish brg-ofwsr (stesmer) passed up
in front Of the city, and is now anchored oPpo-
site Carrollton. In connection With her arrival
is a rather improbable report in reference to the
Metanzas, which left last evening for New York.
THENEw MAYOR-The military mayor os lis
city took his seat in the mayors parlor, in the
City Hall. Is q matter os course, be will have
many visitors on all sorts Of p~retexts.