Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-04-09
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7 Special to tbs Memphis AppsaLI
sEyAroBIA. April s-Tae YauElss are rsro-tsI to
have made snotaer advance orl lispbi. bat how far
and in what numbe-sls uuknovu-
The Times Of tbs ed and 4h states that ofears from
Yekseurg brought sise11ragus a-easuts o. sbs Fed
era prospects, and expressed 1sr belief that ths oPsr
atoms up Yszo9 river and she bayou would be- failures
The canal was abandoned IL consequences q ths
deadly irs Of ihs Confederate batteries
dispatch from Wsshiugton. dated the % says .hs
Presidential limit for the return Of 5sserers had exc
Pirsd, but that scarcely taotzanl have reported.
i Adu'autGsn- Thomas was n Cincinnati and it5
announced that shoald be ieem proper other tfocpi
from the Potomac viii follow Bur1sides into Keus1c.
A dEpateh dated The ga ssys measures VII be- taksu
70 ascertain the deficiency in he uun5ers Of De ia
regiments, with view to Cling them up By an ea-y
draft.
special messenger has arrived fron England, bring
ing iupQrtaa, Dispatches to the English legation
The Memphis Arg1s or the 7h. says that en- saturday
General stsae's division moved from Ysans point 10
G-eonville.
Nothing new had been received from the pass at Es
ma 1t was ruuorsi that tie expedition was returning,
aai there indications Ct another Of The gn-
boats, but IN what direction was unknown
Its also gatsd that General Grant hsi planted t
t-ry Of two Parroit slghyfour Founders behind i45
lsvee, commandug the city Ct Tieksturg, and a. as-
sauIt 10 hsve been made on the 5h, but was d.
fsrrsd on sc,ouht o. che Hoim.
The Argus asserts shsrs are over Tires huu5r1d
Transports lgazsd in ts movement agsiuss Yeszb1rg
a dispatch from Cia-issvils. Taanss.ee das1 Apris
Sd aysths steamers Lizzie mar.ia and E.ipss were
drsd INFO at PsImyrs, Ga tie Cum1eria1d river. The
Eclipse was struck i've times ara 30 dlsa5led tLat Pc
hai 20 be to7red TO Carksvils b the ssrn. Is srn-
boat ST. Lair engaged the astackng party, but beg 5aF-
tsries were disabled ard she disabled also an
other steamer.
Van Dorm is crossing she Cumberland, and 8. uss
thought be Intended atsekins CIsrk-vils.
A 1Iarfreesboro dispatch, tf the 81 says tha. H1r-
but ct Memphis as ID the conn 7nd-rs o. both Csr-
bus d Cornlh, regsrt heavy frrs en- me Tennessee
river abs~- FLORENCE. The CoHfdsrses were building
boats and co1strueiing bridges w.,h visv Of crossing
tie Tennessee.
Van D'rn is reported at PsinYra, fhs Cumberland
sad the Confsdsrsfss srs bridging the Tsaaesss. t s.
Thoughts with the intention Of connecting their Tsuna-
see end lfl.sissippi arniss.
The STEAMER Canada had arrived with Europe datsE
to tie 2ai af March.
The siip Washington. from Calao. had arrived "a
England she reports having been captured by re
Aia6ams, and bonded FOR MY thousand dollars she
brought heF crew.
The Confederate loan ia ths English marse5 siess5
on the 2lst the bids having grss-Iy exceeded tso
amount offered and ranging from four ana haif 60 fva
snI half pr cent prsmiuu.
The London Times says there was bus little political
fsellur manifested and the great attraction promised
was evidently based on the prospects Of cotton s1se-
ulatloa.
The London News dsnounsss it d.rss'y as being as
graceful 20 England, and, giving powerful a.l %
slavery.