Daily union appeal. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1862-186?, 1862-08-22

Two Hundredand Ninety both succeeded in
escaping from the Tusearora. BreaditaHs
closed quiet but steady on the Sta. Provisions
Inactive, except bacon, which wss firm. Con
soils closed 93lige33 for money. Aneriesase-
curities frmer, but without quotable chang.
1t Is stated that Garibslai refuses to obeythe
proclamation of Victor Emanuel.
Il is also stated that he held council ofFar
on the 4th, st which il was determined 10
march on Rome, notwithstanding the Temsn-
STRANGE from Turin. The enthusiasm fer Car
ibaldi in Sicily was tremendous, and it was re-
ported that he would soon be st the head OF
fifty thousand men.
The Rebels Advancing into Kcntucky.
LExrNeroS, Aug. Is.-We learn, by q corr
Ter, that force Of rebel cavalry, perhaps thlee .
thousand, made their appearance to-day at
Richmond, twenty-five miles from here. THY /
are supposed TO be the advance Of the large |
force at London and Somerset. I
From louisville. /
LOUISVILLE, aug. I6.-Rumers apparently 4
wen founded indicate the occupation of sever I
al new points in Kentucky BY rebel guerrillss, I
who exhibit great activity. The names of the
places and number of the forces are withheld
BY order of the military authorizes. There is /
considerable excitement in the city from these (
rumors-
NEW YORK, Aug. l9.-There WAS recently
village named Donaldssnville, formerly the
capital of I,ouisiana, on the Mississippi river,
eighty-.wo miles shove New Orleans, which, 4
having become infected with rebel guerrillss,
who made business Of firing upon Union
boats, even upon transports filed with sick and
wounded, the Captain Of the slooop-of-war
Brooklyn, on the 9Th instant, sent word TO
have the women and children removed, and
the next day DonAldsonVille was obliterated by
fire.
From POpe's Department..
CAMP NEAR CEDAR Run, VA, August IL.
Scouts report no heavy force Of rebels within
ten miles Of here. 1t is thought jackson has
gone elsewhere. Col. Carroll was wounded
yesterday in the breast by rebel picket.
CongratuiAtory Dispatch from General
Hntleck to General Pope.
WASHINGTON, August 15.-The following
telegram hes been sent to Gen. Pope:
Major General Pope
Your telegram of last evening is most sat-
isfactory, and l congratulate you and your
army. and particularly Gen Banks and his
corps, on your hard earned but brilliant sue
cess against vastly superior mum ers. Your
troops have covered themselves with glory,
and Cedar Mountain will be known in history
as one of the great bsttle-feds of the war.
81. w. HALLEcK, General-in-Chief.
The Capture of the Captain OF the sa-
vannah Ram FingaI, OF Georgia. etc.
HILTON HEAD, August 10.-I write on
board the Arago, as we go down the bay.
You may state that Captain j. Pembroke
Jones, the captain Of the rebel ram, is one of
the prisoners captured on board the General
Lee, from Savannah. The vessel came for the
purpose, more than any other, of bringing
IhaS officer to spy out the channel. These
facts l have just learned
The Citizens Ordered 10 Arm and Turn
Gut Ea mssse.
LEAyENwoRTH, August l8.-0wing to the
presence Of large body of rebels in jackson
county, Mo-, and that neighborhood, ald
threatened attack on Kansas City, the Provost
Marshal of this city, under orders from head
quarters of the department of Kansas, has
ordered citizens en- nsasse to enroll and arm
themselves for military duty. Any one fail
ing to do so, will be arrested. Business is
mostly suspended, and it is thought there will,
be general compliance with the order.
The Federal troops lately composing the
Indian expedition, with the exception of three
Indian regiments, are supposed TO be at Fort
Scott, or marching North thence.
Nashville.
NASHVILLE, August ls.--Eighty guerrillas
gan, were attacked Saturday near Mammoth
Cave BY thirty four home guards. One cap
tain was killed aud all the guerrillas cap
tured.
Gen. Nelson is here.
The trains are running through on the
Chattan ooga road.
Thurlow Weed sails for Europe on impor-
taEt service for the government next week.
Is Death OF a Journalist
BALTIMORE. August l5-Robert A. Dobbin,
senior proprietor of the Baltimore american,
died this afternoon, in tbe fifty-ffth year of
his age, after a protracted illness.
An Imperial Heir Coming.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1s.-The Russian lega-
ton at Washington are in reception of the
news of the early arrival of the Emperor of
Russia's second son, in the United Stases.
The Rebel Forces at Cedar mountsin.
NKw York, August ls.-From an official
report made by Col. John S. Clark, Aid de
camp to Major General Banks, it is shown
that the total force of the rebels engaged in the
recent battle near Cedar Moantaln, was a.
9I3. Divided as follows: Infantry 2l,9l3,
cavalry $500, and artillery 1000.
Later.
Gen. Kirby Smith has taken London in the
rear Of Gen. Morgan, and will doubtless at
tack him in front and rear. Gen. Buell. is cut
of, and it is feared that he is in a precarious
situation, Communications ara cut off be
tween Kentucky and Nashville Bridges on
the Elgefeld road was burned last night.
Two bridges on the Kentucky and Edge.
field railroad were burnt today by the rebels,
over Red River. The track is reported to be
torn up this side Of Tulahama.
Two Federal ecuriers were captured by
guerrillas nine miles south of the city l&st
night. Their dispatches and herses were
taken from them, and they were then released.
They report large force under SGarns north
of Mur1reesboro.
An armed Reconnaissance towards Gallatin
last night ascertained thai Morgan had de-
camped in the direction of Huntsville.
Burnin G OF the Sky lark nsd Caiiie.