Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-26

reks j. esquire into tie pbf steal eoHPeSency |
osSAters. elthskAtsm sge OF casualties re-
feived IA GA public service. Among the cases
disposed Of are those of Majors S. nington
and Nauman, who, it is ascertained, are still |
efficient in the discharge of their respective
daties.
Archbishop Hughes, accompanied By Sacre- |
tary Seward, visited the President this morning. |
Retura OF HAIl's Arctic Expedition and /
Its Result
ST.. JOINS, n. f., August 22.-The bark /
Geo. Harry, Of New London, Captain Bud |
ington, from Frcbishers Bay, has arrived here, |
short of provisions, and Mr.. Hall of the new /
Sir John Franklin Expedition on board. The /
expedition lost one man the first winter out. |
He froze to death Mr.. Hall reports that, in
consequence Of the loss of some of his craft, |
he was unable to prosecute his mission to the
extent Of It's purpose. The expedition had
probably determined the fate of two boats
crews OF Sir John Frankiin's expedition, who
persisted in endeavoring to return.
Mr. Hail learned the fate of i've men cap
tured from Frobisher on bis first voyage, and
identified the exact places of their landing.
Mr. Hall explored pear q thousand miles nf
the coast, including the so called Frobishers
Straits, which proves to be deep bay termi
mating in lat 63o 4sN, longitude IS west. Mr..
Hall also discovered great giazier and noun
tain of fossils between HGdson's Straits and
Frobisher's Bay.
The George Henry was about to start for
the straits in October, 1861, bu: was prevent
ed doing so by zee until the esh instant. The
ships company subsisted thror last winter
by the hospitality of thu k=quimaux.
Rebel Strength In AZ kansas.
Special Dis, ateh the hew York Tribune
Cairo, August 22.-Lale intercepted letters,
August 5, from Gen. HIndman TO the rebel
War Department. state that he has le 600 well
armed infantry 5000 cavalry, and fifty four
pieces of artillery, at Little Rock. He propo-
ses awaiting an attack from Gen. Curtis, IN
stead of attacking him at Helena. He intende
to snnihilate Curtis, and then push vigorously
| for the Missouri river. He has received sup
| plies of arms and ammunition from east Of
the Missouri river. Helena is to be fortified
as q basis of operations. Siege guns have
already arrived. The health of the army at
| Helena is good.
Arrival OF the TeutonIa.
| CAPE RACE, August 22.--The steamship
/ Teutonia, from Southampton on the evening
of the 18th, passed here this afternoon en- route
/ fer New York.
| The Italian squadron had been ordered at
! Ancona to watch the Adriatic coast. Carl
baldi, with fEe hundred volunteers, was
marching in the direction of San Cataldo.
| Inc OBJECT appears 10 De 10 reach MeSslna-
Palermo was tranquil.
Garibaldi manifestations had taken place at
Lascalla.
| At the theater In Milan, shouts were rails ed,
| Rome or death =
The Garibaldi volunteers number 5000.
One slig BIT encounter took place between he
volunteers and the Royal troops.
Garibaldi occupied Roccea and Palmita, and
spoke as follows: "The present state of affairs
| cannot continue Igoagainst the government
because it will not let me go to Rome. go
| against France because she defends the Pope.
l will have Rome at any price. Rome or
death. Ii succeed so much the better ii
not will destroy the Italy which l made
| myself
The departure of volunteers from Palermo
had ceased.
-Breadstutfs-Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat quiet aud steady. Corn has
an upward tendency. Mixed Corn 29s Sd.
Provisiona-Beef heavy; Pork still declin-
Ing; Lard frmer.
Steamer Fired Into--Bragg at ohatta-
nOoee.
| CAIRo, August 22.-The steamer Chanspion,
on its last passage to Memphis was fired on
by guerrillas at James Bayou, just below htck-
man. she was struck by over seventy shots
No one Was injured.
The steamer Swallow, in government ser.
vice, was burned by rebels twenty miles below
Memphis, few Gays since. There is unusual
activity here in completing repairs on boats
a large mum Der Of extra hands are employed
Memphis papers of the 18th say Bragg il
und oabtedly at Chattanooga. AT last account.
Porter Cavalry were at Holly Springs, com
hitting depredations on Union men. JACK
sons cavalry, which were last week reported
near Coidwater, Miss, have fallen back te
Tupelo.
An Attack ON an Indiana Company-An
Obstinate FIght-surrender Of the Yea.
erals.
| BOWLING GREEN, August 22.-Capt Coed
wins company, of the Fifty-fourth Indiana
were attacked at Red River, yesterday alter
noon, by Ave hundred of Woodward's mer
and three pieces of artillery. After sn obsti
nate resistance In which Godwins men killed
seven and wounded from twenty to thirty re
bells, Goodwin surrendered. Our loss wa.
seven wounded. Our men were paroled.
Rebel slaves i'm Kentucky.
LOUISVILLE, Aug. 22.--Gen. Wrght's stat
have arrived. The General is expected to
night.
Gen. Boyle has issued an order that no per
son shall leave this city without pass from
The provost marshal. Also, ordered that 4
large mum Der of tugitives from rebel States
now in Jail here, belonging to rebel owners, b,
employed in preparing Federal defenses.
Slaves belonging to disloyalists in Kentucky
are also used for the same purpose.
SUICIDE from FEAR OF THE DRAFT.-Mr
Linus Leonard, of Sturbridge Massachusetts
com mitted suicide on the 18th inst, by hang.
ing himself By a rope from beam in the up.
per part of shed adjoining his barn. Init
nations were given to his family of such
purpose, after one of the assessors of the town