Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-07-15
NORTmRRN ITEMS.

A special to the New York Post says it il
probable that Congress will adjourn early mex
week.
The New York Express endeavors to account
for the great rise Of gold in the Eastern cities BY
saying that fears of an export duty being i'm
posed are entertained. That journal says thi
is highly improbable, yet it has not the honesty
to say that the defeat of the g grand army " be
fore Richmond was the cause.
Agate writes to the Cincinnati GazeHs tina
Gen. Rousseau is expected shortly to take a di
vision in Buel's army.
The rates for cotton have been materially sd
vanced in Louisville within the past few days
Cotton classified as m%iddling is held at thirty
Eve cents per pound.
The United States sailing frigate Sabine, fifty
guns, has left the Brooklyn navy yard for New.
port and other places, to fill up her crew. She
has been in commission for some months, and
was ordered to Fortress Monroe some time since
but her crew being wanted for steamers, she
had to remain here.
The Louisville Journal Of the 9th says a dis
patch received late last evening from Adjutsnt
General Finnell, states that Kentucky will be
called upon for five new regiments of infantry,
and the proclamation will be issued to-day.
The following Confederate soldiers, prisoners
on Governors Island, New York, have died
R. A. Sawyer, company I, 33d North Carolina
J. Livingston, 37th North Carolina J. W. Jen-
nings, company I. 25th North Carolina W
Bailey, LIST Georgia volunteers Patrick Ryan,
Georgia volunteers GuilfOrd d. Baker, J. J.
Bushing and - Hoffman.
The Maysville (Ky) Eagle states that 8 de.
tachment from the provost guard of that city,
arrested in Flemingsburg a DIR. Hall, a native
Of Fleming county, but for many years a resi-
dent of Nashville. He is charged with having
violated his parole, and will be sent to Nashville
for trial.
A letter frem Alabama TO g Cincinnati paper
says: q left Battle Creek on Thursday. All
was quiet there at that time, except that every.
body was discussing the resignation Of the off,
GERS of the oath Illinois. The negro question
is intimated to be the cause of the difficulty"
The abolition organ of Memphis admits the
Federal loss before Richmond ia the late battles
to be ., O0O.\
bin has passed the Federal Congress for
the establishment Of a national armory at Co
lumbus, Ohio.
Resolutions have passed the Legislature
unanimously, pledging the State of New Hamp
shire to furnish her full quota of soldiers under
he late call.
Senator Grimes Of Iowa, has notice to-day Of
bis intention to introduce a bin authorizing the
President TO call on the militia of the States,
without reference to color, to aid in suppressing
the rebellion.
The Philadelphia Press has q dispatch dated
4 ;wbern, 2nd instant, which says General
Bunside's entire army is in motion against
Richmond.
The treasury note bill agreed to by the con-
ference committee, and passed by the Federal
Senate, is a compromise between the two
Houses. T~hirty-fve millions Of dollars are to
BE- issued in small notes, and the amount to be
reserved for the purpose of securing the pay
men:O Of deposits is to be $50, 900, 900 instead of
S75, 600. 600 as fixed by the Senate, leaving the
issue for circulation at one hundred million.
Col. J II. II. Wsrd, announced among the
killed in the Tribune of Monday, was alive
and well on Tuesday.