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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-31
Movements or the EnfaaIry During th
Lnte Attacis On Port Hndson.

Prom the Port Hudson Courier
The 9Th Louisiana battalion of partisan ran
gers, commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Wing
6eld, were ordered TO the front on Saturday eve
ming, the l4sh inst, for the purpose Of recon
noi.eriDg the enemy, and reported at Plain s
Store. four miles east Of this place On sp-
prosching, they found the advance guard Of the
enemy about half nils south Of them, on the
Baton Rouge ard Bayou Sara road, which ex-
tended west to what is called the Springfield
road on the river.
Here the skirnishing FIRST commenced, and
continued until the darkness of the night put
stop TO further operations. 1t was resumed,
however at five o'clock, A. NJ, on Sunday when
the enemy contrived 10 hold their own for some
two hours, when they began to fall back
Col Wingfeld's men kept rapidly advancing
upon them till they had fallen bsek 30 the
Plains, where tbs cavalry were drawn up in
line of battle supported by some two thousand
infantry. Here severe and rapid firing CON-
mepced, but within twenty minutes the Yam
KEGS gave way, and our forces continued in pur
suit until they were prevented from further sd-
vaucing by the heavy rsins of Sunday night.
Our troops held the ground, however, over
which they hsd driven tho Yankees.
The stampede of their Rdvssce guard, both
cavalry and infantry, at the Plains, had such
an effect on the enemy, that notwithstanding
twelve miles farther, until they WsTs enabled 10
take refuge behind their bresstworks at Baton
Rouge.
O6 kenday, at daylight, our cavalry again
advanced, and found the enemy quietly repOs-
ing inside their breastWoTks, having left behind
them, in the woods and fields, any quantity Of
arms and ammunition, fine SWORDS, pistols
guns, blankets, clothing and provisiOns-sll of
which were well taken care Of by their pur-
suers.
Private Irwin, Of company E. attached to Col.
Wingheld's command, was found at the church,
bis leg having just heen smputsted by Fed
sral surgeon. The fact is mentioned as one Of
the few instances on record where an act Of hu-
msnity hiss been prsctised by the enemy du-
TiDg this war.
Out Of Col. Wnigfsld's command, one man
was severely wounded, three were wounded
slightly, and six were missing.
The enemy buried one of their heusenants
and SIX of their men at the church and sent in
nine ambulanees and two wagons to carry off
the wounded from the held
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9aiIg appeaI,
MORNING EDITION.
JACKSON. MISS
tuesday MORNING, MARCH 81


Some Of our brethren Of the press on the
Atlantic coast continue to address their journals
20 US al Grenada Win they be good enough to
change the direction to this city. By 50 doing
their fayors viii reach Us three.days ssrlier-an
important matter in this fast age.
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n The Chattanooga Rs5si announces the
death Of Cspt II. E DsGrsfamisd, which Oc-
CURED on Saturday, the 20th inst, from wounds
received at the battle Of Murheesbore', while
gausntly lesding his company ia that bloody
charge. Capt DsGrafsnried served in the
I54,h senior Tennessee regiment, where he en-
deared himself to The entire command BY bis
genisl and noble qualities.
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PARISH Of orleans.

James E. Durham. sheriff; J. S. Whisaker judge
2i district cfur Ezrs Hessnd judge Sd district court;
Rufus K Howell, judge 9Th district courts Wm. r.
Fish elrs 81 digrct court; q. T. Bsrens, clerk 81 dis
iriot COURT 4. Wnn Hal, clerk 9Th aud ; district
A. Watkins, n Summers Francis Correioes and n
Elspaugh board Of assssslrs Wn. r. Crane, tax col-
ector lzt districts ID. w Camp0sl, collector Cd
district; Charles Lang, collector % district; John
L Davies. tax coleeicr, 9th district; Chas Isard lst
district justice; Jro A. Hitchcrek ID dist jus lice; Edw
Muner Sd dist justice; J. Sundson 4fh dist Justice.
T. Irouei, 5lb district iusfiee; @. n Forney Gih
district justice; John y Bsrst Tth district justice; O.
w Austin, costsble I'd District jlees court; jose pa
6 BsHm, conAisbis 50 district Justices court; Lous
taetine constable sth district iu.ces court; Themes
HcMahon constab sth district ushess court; John W.
Nunday constable dth district Justices court; r. T. Nc.
CURE 7th district Justices ceurt; r. b. Crozart reeor.
der Of births and deaths A, Boiler Charles T. Es.
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Important frsna EurOPe-The G0unter
Check % EFench Intervention

from the New York Herald, March 18th.
The advices received By the LAST European
steamer are highly significant Not only has
The tone Of the whole English press, with one
or two exceptions, become greatly modified in
5ur regard, out the French government journals
intimate their reserve. The MOnitesr publishes
Mr.. Stewards reply to Louis Eapolson's offer Of
mediation without word of comment, aud la
France, the organ Of tie Empress, and La Pa
frts, ssmi-oficial, follow It's example, laying en-
phass, however, on the declaration Of the Sec
Tetary, that peace could be soonest secured by
the South sending back to Congress the repre-
senistives to whose withdrawal the present ca
lamiious state Of things is owing
This change Of tone, SO fortunate for our in
teTests, has been brought about by the fact that
sines the Emperors offer of mediation was dis
patched very important and unexpectedssveut
Tho Polish revoluiion-has taken plao4 It
was believed By many that but for that timely
diversion Of his prcjseis Louis Napoleon would
By this time have carried out his design Of rec
ognizing the South The rebel emissaries abroad
were jUbsnt over the prospect, aud the conf
dsnes which the near realization Of their hopes
Inspired enabled them to effect considerable loans
on the security Of The cotton which they ex.
pscted shortly to hberete. In the South itself
The discoursg cement caused by the pressure Of
want and the !erribls exigsneies Of SO unequal
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a Msj Clarke informs US that the fght at
Pnchaioula was msde by soldiers in the service
who went cut from the camp st Brookhaven
The Yankees probably now understand some
thing Of the metla thss those they called CON
scripts" are made Of and the knowledgs has
cost them few lives
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Lis, Of Federal omeiala ia Loui.iaHa.

a number Of Louisianians have requested the
publication Of the following list OF officials now
acting in such portions Of the State as are un-
der Federal control;
Brigadier6eneral George F. shepley. military gov
eTnor Of Loaisiasa; Captain ] y Miller A. A G. and
acting mayor Of New Orleans; Lieut. A. G.. Blvles
A D. @ Capt J. O. Shepley, military secretary Sam
uel H. Torey eudAor Of public accounts T. G. A. Ds-
ter treasurer Of STATE Richard Alexander and Fl.
D. Baldwin, board Of health John Mann. Robert II
Tlford AMI Benjamin s, Ames, board Of examination
Of pilots; Edwin White, judge I'd iudria district
Of Louisara Wa. H. Kaight. Judge 2d Judicial district
rnnrl OF Lnni.iana.
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n The Memphis Balleiia Of the 18th states
shat heavy amount Of ammunition was for
warded to recruit the exhausted magazines Of
the DsKslb ana Chilhcothe. This would indi-
cate dissemination to make another attack.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-31

EF=It Is stated by she New York Herald, that
tie upper ten Of she African persuasion Of Wash
ingtoa have sought to effect an sHissts sordiais
with the minister from HaJti, but he declines
to champion their cause. He stands like the
minister Of any other nAtion-ths represesenta-
tive Of that naliou merely, and net Of any por-
hon Of this people He hss applied fOr & pew
at st Matthew's Catholic church
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- The Pot Hudson Courier states, from
Whist It considers reliable suthority, that the
Federal gunboat has sunk, never to rise again :
that she vas so disabled during Sundays morn
ing fight, that It vas with the utmost difficulty
she wss towed down the river after the action.
Her armament sank with her st the time she
went down, while the crew, We sre informed,
have been marched down 70 Baton Rouge.
We are glsd there is one less TO contend against
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~ We ere indebtd to Mr.. James Picton,
who has Just arrived from Riehmend, fox several
copies Of New York and Baltimore papers
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-31

DIscHARszD.-G- c. Kssr ard 5eorge ". Mccarthy.
Of St. Louis EO Eare arrested at tie Gayoso h0use ~
having large quantity q broken aad worthless bans
notes In their Possesaou. discharged, sfter being
examined
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-31

~ A gentlemen from Poinfs Coupes reports
tnat the A5oifionisis have made their a1pear-
snce sgsin in the parish, and this time ca1risd
OF with thew aii the nsgroes, wagons, mules.
sie., belonglng % Mr. Emile EaneTes, who re-
sides on tle False EIYer. Ihsy have carried sr-
tilisry through the county, b wsyo of HmtsF's
lane, which leaa es tEs river 81 the Doint uhsrs
the transports are visible non this place ana
where New York aud Hsssachusetis regi-
ment have been landed Port Hadsoa Eeieg
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-31

TIE LArEsr.-Our newspaper dates are to ths p x
inst, FOR whiol indebted to the kind rauoz-
braces Of friends above.
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SCHOOLS junior city sshool sar girls rsopsHir
On Wednesday lsst-airs smith teacher.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-31

THz RIvER.-Oa ths 2-ih the weather was eiaar-
with q cool. braeins wind from The North The riyer
wzs falling slowly, bat With high water yet Business
was quite brisk tin. laidlag and the arrivals and DE-
Parturss Of bost gave matters quite 81 active ap.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-31

ESJoTED 4sELg Police Captain Brannaa ana
Lieutenant OBren. arrested dserer from the s,h Ms
s0uri sgiment, named R. ID letter written BY him 10
friend in Missouri was found "a bis pocket stating
what good tine he hai been havi8g about 1l-uphss
stealing hor.ea aaa sEIaylag ag-eealls r.d.s.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-31

S7SecfetaTy Seward, ia in5eavoling f1 catch
his razor, thal sas ialiar llom whers ha had
Plaee1 IT, cut tie palm Ct his had So severely.
that he viii probably require al smsaucusis to
% bis a1iiing foF some Hme 20 come,
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1nPeRTANr pnon poRT nUpsoN

The Moaoagahela at IFork-Tioo hundreG pound
Shells Thr0los into tks Batteriss-No Reply
from tho Eaemg's Guns Capture Of Prisoners
"A Conversation 10Th ike RsJeis-Nsl0s from
AdHiraI FaTTagui-Ths DestTuctioa Of II,
Iadiaa0Is
Special Correspondence Of tbs New Orleans Era
BATON R0UGs. March 2O-The sloop-of-wal
Monongshels steamed up yesterday afternoon
and took position below and opposite the bat
teries Of Port Hudson, where she opened FIRE
upon the enemy with her two hundred pound
rihed gun. Her shells fell plump into the enc
my's batteries, exploding with terrific noise.
The MoRongahels was completely out Of range
Of the rebel guns, and received no reply from
the batteries.
General Banks and staff, and Captain Alden,
Of the Richmond, were on board the Mononga-
hela at the time of the firing.
The experiment was highly satisfactory.
A detachment of our land forces has been up
to a point directly opposite Port Hudson, and
while there, held conversation with the rebel
sentinelS across the river. Our men received
the usual polite sAlutaton Of " d-d Yankees"
In view Of the scarcity Of genuine Chinese
tea in the Confederacy, one Of our soldiers pui
pertinent inquiry;
Il say, reb., he sung out, show do you like
sage teal"
Twenty or thirty gueriss have been captured
Among ether prisoners is Capt. Youngblood
Of the rebel signal corps. He has been signal
iEing mp and down the river for long time; but
be will now have opportunity to cool bis
young blood among the Yankees.
Capt YoungbloOd reports thst Admiral Fars-
gut lsy all day en- Sunday off Waterloo land
ing, about five miles above Port Hudson, and
that after q careful examination of his ship with
his glass, be was satisfied the Hartford had not
received any injury. He also reports that sub
seousntlv the Admiral steamed up and went
above MorgsnBs, near Point C0upees about
thirty miles above Port Hudson.
Captain ToungbloOd sso states positively
that the Indianols was blown up BY the rebels
during the prevalence Of panic, produced by
the appearance ofsoms object on the river above,
which they took to be another iron-cisd. The
rebels did not wait to get any Of her guns out
before the Indianola was destroyed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-31

DAEoERoUs. - Ths BaJaia ssys that where tie.
houses have been pullsd down Shelby street. below
Talbot several ostsrzs have been Ied open and r-~
posed It is feared that some Of the neigbboring
children when al play, OF persons passing in the d
may fal In Tbs authorities are called upon TO have
them covered
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THE TAX QUESTION sErTLED-Tbs Baaeia OF tie
25ih says: We learn hat the present revenue Of tt
city Is not Al all equal 20 meeting TIE easnt szpenszs
To oovIate tbs dmeuity, We hear t staaad thas ns7
regulations vii soon b. adopted which " e rsquirs
that the owners Of al Improved real ssits shan pay
the taxes on thaiF 0Ha opery Tie government via
pay tie taxes ou al the properly the rents OF which s
eoIsets' and an application VIII Be made 20 ths War
Department to pay the taxes assessed the properly
70 be occupied as hospitals
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FISAscLL-Ths demand for coin was Esl.. quota
tions being % to IS premium Grsea5asks were eous
ing Ia freely for transaci5ns in cotton which continued
TO 90 on 70 some extent Tennessee rated as par TO 8
per cent premium Small notss o. Tennessee banks
moved freely. Southern money quoted 61E st 20 to
3D. Kentucky notes at to 10 per cent AID Oaio and
Iailana q 2 to 5 per cent. prsmlam-
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lia, Rafaa K Howell. samuel T. Torrey, D. c.
olidsy, Robert Watson, j. Q. P. Wedsratsudt WHa II.
Hunt board Of administrations Of ths charity Eospi Al
A. b Srgar. 4. L. Bernard. Charles Bartine, poles
j ~, right bank; E. w. Hook. g c. F0rsy, Peter
Steele. achoot directors rirIff hank
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70 laiItu Sie MIDI slet6 atsit S&tdfat ptfet
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Damn molten mir BON oneern Dtnsst reosn,
fubr Der 8raf fort oas @tfpra&, nst&ss mir
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Der @raf sius nun oaf bic interchangeable
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prOm.nass, bic sr in eout(ens @stuf&aft htddts
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fanb bites fsbr tswuuNsrnsnsrtR, rs mar urtst.
neG, ieltlunl, utu.
!, Certifying fotst.).
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Inter aue ben GonsrtFsu, bic i'm eaufs btefss
Summsrs BON 5arfenr sIOpOtatsu, NuFt.ru,
96uimetfsru, 6iuFlsrn, NattURateO ssonOusu
uno tunOert gncersu ssbaIteu rureeu, 1T elem
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SauIts. 8ct6iGtb 1u -stnsm @Onarte In pdrts
periammsIt sspsfsn pdren. Der 3wed bteter
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feitber Gdrupa rteierte, auf pier gu reeueirsu;
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restersnben NCnar&tn aus ,ulret&en. Bon tebt
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ports, @ttn uRo Ssantfurt etunetmen.
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tern uno. etnen BlnbeI 9nmpsn auf BEN Sudden
bate. GrfSIsret& TIM SanbeI, ME bic mstfsu
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tletnss 9rfhaft In Ntr pSuSensuGt," aber rpeI'
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CT Die 8stanutf&dt bee &urfirfen pom 5sfsn
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psrf&tebene cfene uno SetetnHt .3rsde fu&te !
er eruannte ben pftFs ausftbenetn NGpsr ans.
littm 3u 6tsfsm Yclsr. @ts Der &utfIvt taGe
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g1iutontn @uIben Belief. Ntt rem Sufttrtt
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quite Sntersfsu an3aIestn, 70 rae. nod sFe
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l6t6tr bslebut,
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lIi&teit pua &Sntssn uno 5arRtu Stprtsftu in
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[bte tn Bepuetistn iStts Btrtses, ben Ramtn
anfelm faatn Itse.n NIB ben b5ksr ntusenStn
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Ianrs.hnnn n,r-lAtn SID:

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.a,atiUntn ssmd&t, wtIas inesGsn, tOts 'r sn''
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ben @rOu pttnlsittns fur ftfs Na$t sH 9sF'
t&su&en. :
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Stsetnt.s Saptt.l.
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