Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-01
Lnls frsn. sew erIeans.

10y 49,
late frsna Rev GrIeans.
Tie Mobile TrIHas has New Orleans pasor
of the I6ch nit. If there were military move
meHts adoat, these papers are very particular Il
saying nsthing about lhsm;
Ths military governor, Gan. Shspley, had is
sued an order recognizing the recorders court
Of the city.
The number Of deaths cHeialv Tssorsad 70
the week ending the 18Th, is Dos, Of which 8
were blacks and mUlst0ss. TbeTs is no yellow
fever mentioned in the racJfs.
The markets were doll The PicagHRs say
that reports end TumOFs were used TO- influence
them, and had bad SONS effect The coin mar
kst was 6rm and getting 6Tmsr. Gold wal
sold at 81 Tha whole stock Of cOttoR dill 10.
exceed 1900 bales, and holders were '~'slTanglJ
Inclined to increase their pTstsnsi5us.n Quota
tons sTe not given. No arrival ygilh the stspl,
is mentioned.
& marriage fsoms str had taken place tha.
Elf V. Hopkins, son Of Bizbop Hopkins. g
Vermont, to Josephine Beck Guido, daughter e
the oHeistIug clergyman. They are, We sup
pose, ell Yankees, RHd It is meet that New Or
leans (In its present sitUation) and Vermont
should shake bands.
TIE TTus Delta has = scztking article on the
rapacity and rScality Of the Ys1kss oficsfs
and tag civil r0gue5 WHO FL III tbs places whore
ne fighting is required. The following is g
brief extract
We have, In our days, srea many Of the lights
snd shadows Of poor humsn uatare, bat vastly
mora OF its shadows than lights; that IS. Ia
mesnnsss, is degradation, It's groveiiBg, envi
Gus, soglless and pitilss5 ebsrEeteis6c5. VIZ
have read much ct It's sUGsTings il war, in ossi
lsEce, IN famine, il civil sIife-but all that ws
have read or seen Of it, in times preceding thii
lhdeons, disgusting and unnatural conflict new
being prosecuted in this country, gave n, n,
earthly notion Of the ignOminy ald sbassmsn
it e7Eld possibly reach. We are absolutely Be
wildered ct times to c9mpgehsnd, from the ae
Hiors Of large classes Of men, whether what v,
see sad hear Of current events is 9 horrid dreaa
or . fearful reality; Whistler We ore existing IS
nation Of accountable Beings animated By love c
ught, Of JzstIce and humanity, or So = people Is
loose ToH every restraint, and with full s~ri7legs
If only claiming 70 BE Of tie wi1niag side o. IN
house, 70 give rein te every filthy and g~roveIia;
passion, and crafty it to utter suEfeis8g. Ths
wars so unnatural and s~tupen3ous as thi
should deprsve those immediately engaged II
them, seems reasonable TO expect, because sue
has been the experience Of mankind in AL ages
But this, in which this people are engage,
is clsrly an exceptional ore, for save in q YER
few instances, where the lowest and most bruia
Of rufaans have, through psfty prcdigscy
reached separate and independent command, thl
most l0aihsOme and ab0minabls crimes hay.
been the work Of tinsellsd and uHlinsells,
scoundrels, who have never been in a skirnish
or exposed their worthless lives to the hazard
Of equal battle.
There is more Of the same sort, but this Z
enough TO show what ous Yankee a Southerl
t~Tsitor) thinks Of the rest Of bis tribe. The pic
ture IS, no doubt, accurate.
The Era Of tho l6h gives the following in
terasting news from the Mobile blockadinr
squadron
b the arrival Of the Uait9d States ssssms
Tennessee in the Mississippi river. we are IL
possession Of tie following lata and i~rnpsrtsr
Rews rem the Calf ~b,ocksding squadron: T6,
steamers, both burning soft coal, Tere observed
one directly ahead, and the other On tho por
bow. The Tennessee immedissely gave ebast
% the one IN front Of her, aud was rssidly over
RsuliRg heE when she headed for Ship Island
Pass, and SUGGESTED in getting in before the
Iennes5ss could come up with hsr. Elsyer
shells were fred at her b. the latter, but they did
not succeed in disabling her.
As soon As the Fox was Inside this pass.
where tbs IeEnesSes could not follow her, The
latter joined the San Jscint0 in the pg5uis Of the
sthar steamer. H5f superior speed enabled her
n gain rapidly on the chase. who, seeing that
there was no other chance Of escape, ran in be-
hind the Chendsi5aT Islands.
II Inc meantime, me gGGb0at, Eugene, which
was lying at Ship island, seeing the others in
pursuit, came 70 their assistance. sad being Of
light 6r1fs wss enabled to follow tie rebel steam
sF In behind the island.
TRa chase had now become a very exeitfn .
one, al the vessels going at sheir utmost speed.
OR nearing the lower end Of the island, the Ten
nesses was nearly abreast OF the rebel vessel
and the Eugene was not mere than three miles
behind hsT, whsa the captain Of the chase gave
up all hopes CT getting away and ran her ashore.
an aTmsd boat was lowered tom the tennessee
snd sent off to the prize, BAT before It succeeded
in reaching her, tao EaEouio had steamed % and
taken possession OF her.
The steamer proved to be the AlabAma, from
Havana, bound to Mobile, with 2 valuable as
sorted cargo.
When the Tennessee reached Pass 8 rOatre,
she found thsre the gunboat DeSoto with the
pTtze steamer Aoutg1nsry Formerly the Ave
HolG which she hsd captured the same dsy the
shove events occurred.