Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-08

It has been sun0Uncsd that Col. Fry, the rev
provost marshal general was at the battle of
Mill Springs, aud shot Gen. Zollicofsr. A gen
tleman who knew Col Fry when with General
Buell., says ihs is q mistake, and that the Col
Fry WHO put a stop 10 ZolEc0fsf's career was in
command Of 40 Ohio regiment
The Catholics have secured the passage Of a
bill BY the Canada Parliament, By which the
population Of that faith in Upper Canada will
have separate schools for the education of their
children,
Ia Sussex, England, formerly WHOM differences
arose between man and wife, and the former was
guilty OF violence, it was customary to lay some
straw and chaH before the door, to symbolic the
tbrasling that had isken place within.
Gail Hamilton says the man who gave rubber
boots to women did more to elevate woman than
all Che tbe0rizsrs, male and female, that ever
were born.
Ope reason given for fixing the age Of persons
liable 50 a drah at twenty instead of eighteen
years IS that President Lincoln's son is between
tirr5v two eeoa, and his mother eOuld not en-
dure the thought Of her son having 10 be- en-
gagged in tho service Of his country in such
dissgrseabe and dangerous capacity IS fighting
the rebels.
a married daughter Of Cave Johnson. at
Nashville, disguised her halEbr0ther in petit
coats the other day, and attempted 70 pass him
through the Federal lines in this graceful and
becoming Farb. Ualuekiy for the LADY. the
young man was detected, and both herself and
brother are under arrest, and wiz bo tried for The
ofenss
The Buffalo Courier learns that Charles T.
Brown (Artsuus Wsrdj has received very
nae offer, from experienced and responsible par
ties, to go to England with "eomic lecture "
tha date mentioned fer his departure is some
time in next September, and it is probable be
may accept the proposition,
The following notice was recently issued by
the French police who are Stationed at the ia
NOUS watering place, Dieppe:
The bathing police are requested, when a
lady is IN danger Of drowning, 70 siszs her BY
the dress, and not by the hair which oftentirnes
remsins in their grasp. Newfoundland dogs
viii govern themselves accordingIY
Eg The movements Of R3secrans are watch
ed a. the present moment with greater interest
than those Of his predecessors ELECTED. We
expressed the opinion upon the reception Of Ger
tain Tum0rs Of arsirograde movement on bis part
that no such design was really msditated Il
was barely possible that junction with Grant
and the abandonment Cf Middle Tennessee \
might have crossed the willy brain Of Fs1seorans;
but operations toward North Alabama, via Co |
lnmbis and Pulaski, were cat OF the nature Of the
CAGE There wss q time when the possession Of /
territory merely conveyed an idea of suhiuga !
tion. But that time has passed. Are the dis |
tricts Of Virginia, North Carolina, Louisiana /
aH3 this Siste subdusd because they ara oceu-
pied On the contrary. they are even more /
loyal than ever. That period has been reached /
where nothing but the defeat Of our armies viii /
effect anything for the esuse OF extsrminstion.
Rosecrans knows this full well and if ba ala
not an advance upon Huntsville would be SSH
a military iDexpoiieat. 70 effect it ne mus
osTry the railroad literally on his bsck-thaf is
he must 50 reconstruct and protect il a. be
moves forward, as to leave his rear in psresc.
railway conn uuicetion. Can be DO this Tia
answer IS R5ss given by Gen Forrest and Gen.
Van Dorn
Again, suppose he succeeds By ovsrpowering |
numbers 70 guard his line Of communication 4
and adVenees into North Alsbams he leaves
the army Of Middle Tennessee, meanWhilei far /
behind him, to take NashVi is, TO 60 into Ken /
tucky, or to Do any other thing which its gen
erals may devise
The result Of these conclusions is that Rose
Grams must advance on cur front somewhere,
and when he does he wiz whip him.-e eAaiis- /
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