Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-05-04

p pacs I1e The Richmond Eram'HsT learns from gen
R8sEs-sy an nan who has just returned from the North
@ylI-- was there at the time of the attack on
4rleston. that the first report that reached the
= E9Esaut yankees" was that BEAUREGARD had
CTUATAo whipped and the Palmetto city occupied
sssab ut tAie FedeTsls The effect of this news, the
5 Sss5 n F0'''s'insrs informant says, tremendous
ALso-A fas5ntinuss: "ihs telegraph wires flashed it
ze ma instant TO every town and village in haii
rooms q q ss thousands ofnewsbOys were out with their
s ke655e tri screaming themselves hoaTss with lie
10 tl,as p sCharlestcn tRken-BEAUREGARD played
es Of as ut For while the Yankees were wild with
Fi.ss abo Roy and delight New York was in ecstacss.
viii sslBusinass was for the time suspended and the
" Of P5a erses were cramuad with persons exchanging
0'a' congratulations sdding, with cordial shake Of
the hand, isn't II glorious news" All the news
- paper Offices were hesieged by crowds of men
and boys Yelling and hurrahing and even
"A - Greeley. in shis white coas" in his exceeding
lEs ,es great 10y was visible at the window Of his Of
abo1cs The scene in the streets iudescTbsbe
ps bfnls-one Wild suTging Of human beings,
PrsssSi frantic with JOY and excitement and jabbeHng
-,vray with a thousand discoTdant tongues The
- Gene, our informant thinks, eau be Hkened to
/ 7 Daa-sothinr r55ut what might imagine would be
4ra Of R Ye effect Of the news Of declaration Of peace
1esr fr Tsand threw into the shade anything ever wit
M essed in New York, not excepting the Jarore
hr Dsu ver tie visit Of the Japsnese embassy In this
pubic and 5estacy Of delight New York fell to rePose that
@ soqI7 S 80 10 light. but on the following morning, about
ans lr leven o'clock came a very different tale The
ssws came that they had been rePulsed ct
Esoy ths -halleston It fell Ike deathknell on the
n aSd Io,s u At frs It not believed, but gradually
o.a-s eas o. eosms confirmed by later dispatches The
person except = Of joy changed, and New York looked as
nv -----srious and gloomy as graveyard. Every one
sore q detected look, aud passed along silently
E CAMP ng their lips with kind Of feeling aternat-
= a. srookha between disappointment and anger Sc
A. Pefs5rs ssh grew triumphant, and, by side glance
~ | ly 70 y md smile, reminded the YanBs" of their
scoa xulta ions on the day before when they had
ressoss5 IN, Charleston TAKEN This recollection made
,l ss l. e disappointment more keen and with humi
by he easmy on the crushing. The Yankees we're
and 20 il Fr5ry blue They mute as mile stone
,. lie very name of Charleston horror in
------sir ear. The whole city parslyzsd under
ESls depression. Every department of trade was
= ,5i 5 ,f and the markets fairly wilted under the
oas haag eject of the news. Disappointment and gloon
Ty and al ang like pail over the city, and the change Of
% @ ~ I sv7 York from The day before was great as
ON the marriage feass to the death bed. One
all Joy and deight-suother all grief and
-, o. rrow To hide their humiliation the papers |
fsicar up tho story that the attack but re-
'lnoisssnce," bus this was ridiculous that
3E tsgas openly confessed the next dsy that the
ack was failure ard the movement against
bsrleston indefinitely postponed"