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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-13
srAEDNG ARmY AUrmeREZED.

The Federal senate passed the c~onscrption
bm on the lss instant, just as it came fom the
house. Severe speeches were made by the DEM
osras sgainat The measure the previous day ard
night, ibe Abolition senators remaining snsrt,
and in tie final vote psrty lines were strictly
dawn.
The principal provisions Of the new law NAY
b summed up ihus ell male persons between
eighteen and forty 6ve, excepting idiots ard
these convicted Of crime. are to be enrolled aud
sabjeet to draft by order of the President. The
supporter Of a widowed mother and the father
O. small mothsrlsss children are exempt IF
drafted All other persons drafted can be re-
leased from draft by paying three hundred dol
IsIs, OF less if The War Department shall decide
on q smaller sum The provost marshals who
are to Be appointed to enforce the CONSUMPTION
may arsst without warrant ali persons charged
with reasonable prseiices, but such persons
must be turned over Immediately to civil az
tloriies sor trial On these charges. The other
provisions Of the bill relate 10 courts-martial,
consolidation Of reduced regiments, etc, of no
geaeIal interest 10 the public at large.
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Ten No z Blaeksmiihs,
Ten no. W~sE1umRz=rs.
THeutF Sadie and Ha-uessnaEsn
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contracts for suca ezchsuse Ga invited Co -lrFard pro-
poses 60 tEe ut1srs -1eds ErtrlE tie cra- ies thev
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every p1E. IN a lire % abroad % tbs above psfn az
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H02 sale, a. Summit, His Hirp, on The New Or.
A Faas, yaoEsoH SID Great Northern Ezii-r1t, q.
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kilher furnished orunfurnihsd with al ascsrGT ont.
bIldrga negro bones vii cultivated gsrde3, vine
yard aad orchard, good wsters steam saw 8sIL corn
nil and cuisine, toFether with ore hun5red I'D twenty
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HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT uSsIs-a
sPPi AND EAST LOUISIANA
J~ACKs0s, March 10 .sg3
hEREAETBR no passports wiz ss e-aaisd 10
AZ p zsons &c rRg 70 Visit the ely al New Orsans.
BY srdoT Lestsnant General PzNBEzros.
J. 4. MORRISON.
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"
We a. Iess Eava some hiug Ike "A sUthoEi1-
tive dso.-rsti5n Of ihs LIECULE government On
lis psicy wi.b reesadio tie intervention cues.
lion. Tho senate comuilssoa foreign relations,
70 whom an Propositions on he subjees made
during tie lsto session O. Congress were refer
red, made, &. is sse5. q unanimous report on
the 2sh inst The documents Is said to reflect
Che harmomo1s views Of tae entire committee
Nessrs. SUsIgER- DAVIS, Of Kentucky, Eos
TER, HesDsBsos, of1issours WnNoT, Hicks
of Marylaaa, and D%ooErEELE, ali Republicans,
who are supposed 70 Tsprasen. he vaEious Poit-
iosl hues Of their periy. The preamble and
resolutions are called out By the late french cor
rsspondsncs
The rresmbls sets ferab the reception Of the
proposition OF mediation fomFfadeo, and says
thai although the intsr7enti2n may be regarded
as practicable by foreign governments, it may
lead 70 proceedings greatly tending to embarrass
foreign relssolss etci consequently it is the
dusy Of Congress to preven. Misunderstanding
by e declarafon Of OF nion. Tbs Is 2ano by
aseHss eff rsso'uioaz E asst Of which declares
die Congress has accepted foreign ms
d.seon on International questions, it cannot re-
csivs it from foroiga powers ia arrssting ZONES
lie tpouhles, and viii regard g proposition Of
foreign intervention as unreasonable and in-
admissible The second sets forth that the
United Slstea Libe LINCoLs government Is
Graphing with rebellion which IS seeking the
destruction Of thelepubhc. 70 erect a new power,
whose corner tone shall be aisyeryi and that
foreign In6sTfsrsace can but ad CHS undertake
ine and vii c-ensequsad7 Be- ieaAea Upon So
sn unfrendlv act The thTd asserts that Tie
rebellion was encouraged b. Tic hope that cet-
aen gas king; sad Aas ifitsnot sustained by
CHS hobe. !. nust yield to The autbodty of ibe
osiicass government; aid tlen foreign govern
meas srs sol6 tbsl i is ta4ir duty 70 frankly IN
form lie chiefs Of tie rebellion lhat their 81
tempt b fouu5 6 rev government With slavery
as Is corns7-st5ne, Is Offensive to cvihzahcn
and tha moral sense Of mankind The Fourth
expresses con6deaco il re justice Of The Fede-
rsl csuse, vhieh IS pools msi 70 BE- that Of good
zover-mns l5 human bsi . also err
nouaca aa tbs war VIII b pFosecuied yigoF-
eusly Tie 9Th ana last Dir CTS bat TIC ontHe
series 5s Transmitted = ain n sao listed
states 81 foreign CONFINES. tast tae dsclsrst3ns
and psosssa sss iolth msy Be o~2mmunieatsi ~
chem "a B ee5gernments 70 ahich thsy are &C.
c1sdlsd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-13

a The first case under the Federal confsca-
ton set, before the provisional cont at New
Orleans, came up on the 9th ult., on the hear
ing of an information against John sHdel, for
the seizure Of his property, and calling for its
confscation, under the act Of Congress declar-
ing the property Of rebels forfeit to the govern
msnt The Information. after setting forth the
authority on which it is based, to-wit the acts
Of Congress, asserts that John Sideni is at pres
ent in rebellion against the government, and is
in the service Of the sO-cslied Confederate States,
as minister or commissioner to France, proceeds
to donouuae his property IS forfeited aud sub
ject to ooafscajion for the support Of the army
gagged in putting down the TebsEion, and asks
for its seizure and sale, sfter due proceedings,
according to law. No decision was made at
last reports.
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oA-Rnn aaa ommer street,, Noble,
OIossn Forwarding sod General Conmfssion
Hhoies7e s9a rstaii dealers t. Famlv Gro
a1A Sinking Tobacco Sat- Shoes
1AAs psnapurss, bomeales. Cslic8ot Flax
1890 Anra4es ara every desc ipaon o blockade
avar rmhrnnm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-13

NEW YORK, February 25-The Africa fro
Liverpool The I4th, via Queenstown the Isl
hss arrived here.
The London TINES ridicules the lo-d nav
Tor bringing Mason into prominence. and show.
that the sfar was without significance. Htra
that MasCD's remarks about early rseoz1;f
20 far ahead Of the facts That when ths Fss
erals hrd themselves obliged 10 leave the Cot
iederatss Ia quiet possession Of their States. thsr
VIII b the time to discuss The QUESTION ofreeo-
nltion that MesOn has received no a~ssisiar
or encouragement except rem iuesponsi5isp
sons.
The Liverpool mass meeting 10 adopt an
dress Of sympathy to President Lincoln.
axad for ne 18Th.
Ihe French minister, writing from Wa-hir
ton, eDf0rees ss e necessity 10 the contnu
cultivation Of cotton that peace must becor
probable before the end Of Msrch oibsrwi
cotton cRitufs would Geese, and Il E imDossi5.
% say when Is could Be resumed.
he Polish insurgents SHOW continued set
lty. Austria prohibits arms and Barike scr
nom crossing the frontiers to Rassia.
Cotton closed fru and unchanged.
BEeadstDHs quiet and steady Circulsrs
port wheat duh dscinedfG2l Core d1li
downward white declined I0d
Provisions downward Beef declined .
Pork quiet ard steady. Lard easier.
Cgnsols 92sGg2E
TIE steamer Gibraltar, Gate sumptsT,) b.
sTived al Liverpool
y The correspondent Of the Chicago Tan.
mentions q Federal division Ten thousand siro1
which expects 80 move IN a few days TOm Pl'
Koob fs the Mississippi river, striking ss 81
S. Gsnevieve or Cana C.rs-Ea,u It.. ule-
destination Is ths Arkansas river.
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-3AJA tas dafe 81 bills muatte paid On 49,
\ { o. or g. the oHos Wlha three avs. q ~ 49,
S Si5 " Dc 'a' Oh
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ellfrs aad el zsas. ere rasgecn1ly ln-
formed taaf they csa lroel-o snF ameant Of BAR
soar lsssfat- quattg > ~ IL boxes ~ 81 as
raao1 prces q 10 tines viii pafzitaay arhyinz~
ssP asta in Jaessoa, aassnssT IS Ss1l
tsae aeqo 81. q LYNCH.
updstor-
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Z TT o REEF IT EaW.
toF MEMPHIS, TEEEEssEEj
AFIN9 lCCsted is Richmond. "a vii give b4
Al entire artertoa 10 the sstrifmsn- o. ssI7zrs' nj
o cher eiafus WIZ the coFsrnmaat.
He refer 90 the members Of Cos--sT and -#-a-
Rsler~'v IN ire s-m= r-h13T-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-13

P0RT HgDsoN-Ths latest intelligence from
ibis point is thal he expected advance Of he
eneny bas not been made. Oar scouts reported
Gea Banks forces occupying their original Po-
8 Oh near Baton Rouge.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-13

~ The coloTed gentleman who is the diplO-
msde representative Of the Republic of Hayti,
accredited by President Gefrsrd to President
Lincoln, arrived in Washington OIL the LIST, ac-
-companied By Lis secretary, and called to pay
his respects to Senator Sumner, chairman Of
the ssnate committee On foreign relations. He
win receive from government the courtesy
usually extended to diplomatic representatives
of foreign powers. So says 3 Northern journal
before US. "a ounce of civet,n etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-13

A gentleman who Witnessed :he enemv's ad-
vance against our position at Greenwood, on the
Yazoo, confirms our report Of the repuiss Of the
euemy gunboats By our batteries. ADattemptto
land infantry was also prevented by our troops
vho CALAMITY waaea to their waists to get a
Glance at the foe. The firing and skirmishing
continued tbIOagh several hours on Wednesday
afternoon, VIXEN tie enemy refined from his al
vanced position.
Ths feet consists Of soma half dozen gun
boats and rams, and twelve Or fifteen transports.
Tee infantry foreo was v%ariOnsIy estimated at
fve to eight thousand. After falling back, thsir
movements Indicated g purpose to land higher
uD the Tiver and en- the opposite banks. We
are pleased 10 learn that cur commanding of6-
ce-s, Of the srmY and navy, were vigiantly
preparing 30 Illustrate the designs Of the Fed
eals at 81 points.
SMALL BUsnEss-It sppears The senats has
ialulged ia he small business Of e~xpeIing from
tFe aoog Of thas body the reporter Of the Rich
mona Enquirer, and that fhs greater part Of two
day. aa, and the services Of a special com
mistse were necessary to put him out. If be
deserved expulsion he should have been uneese-
meniausly thrust outs if there was any serious
doubts about his deserts-whieh We suppose.
rom tbe grave manner in witch The attention
Of the ssaass was occupied On the matter, was
10 eass-iae interests Of the country would
ao. p7sbsbly have suffered had tie matter been
passed over. VIII not the Enquirer enlightsn
the pabl.e as to the head end front Of its re-
porers offending sgsinst hose most grave
ard potent seiRn0rs"
- A negrp eri, sixteen years Of age, Bith
no superior qualities spoken Of, sold a few days
sg5 e a succession sale in the Parish Of East
Fsliaiana. Ia fr the round sum Of iorty-fTe
hundred dollars. Lineoln's proclamation has no
PoRr HgDsoN-Ths latest Intelligence from
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-13

VICTORY n YRGIEA.-The Lynchburg Re
publican confirms the report Of a Confederate
success ia the Valley Of Virginia. The engage
men5 took place three miles below Woodstock,
and The forces engaged on our side were
the dh and liza Virginia cavalry. The charge
was led By Gen jones IN person, and the en-
envy, ossnumbers we have not learned, were
completely routed, with = loss Of several killed,
many wounded, and $50 prisoners. Fifteen of
tae wauaded had reached the hospitals at Mt.
Jackson.
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SUBSTITUTE

l8ARAL ~ sss VIII be paid Tor q coed snd Sc
~ e=pt4bs SUBSTITUTE uot hlbis 20 co1senp-
lua, Ere scrFs n she ConEasrsis Staes Aruy. For
Paaeaisss apply On psrsea r. 8T leite) to
p L. DASuRO.
49, F Boz 40. G nf1r rsr "
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Coon PRfCEs-Ehe Gazette states that at a
sale Of the slaves Of Mrs Mary Bullock, de-
ceased, which took place il Eont Of the court
house, In Raymond, on Saturday lsst, a negro
wonaa ffty years Cd, brought $475; q likely
boz, fed hand. brought S20l0i = likely
woman, with caild two years old, $2l55. The
slaves were known TO be sound, active and rsi-
abe, and hence wero sought for Terms, cash.
Od A5e's enancipa ion ideas, or his ability TO
enforce them, rs noa much feared in this section.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-13

u The New York Herald promises us " stir.
ring news from tbe army of the Potomac soon"
We are waiting for something to turn up"
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MUaES d 80
mrs. WELLINGTON,

He u1tsr ssos5 hare for ssI, ct Brsnd1r- q f-avs
~ E101 8ULrS. mares and hcrsts, I1st ron Ten
zee -mlL-LwI hAEMEA n ~
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Our Latest Dispatches

4sAA LA0NAEHN4An
CHARLESTON, March IA report is current that
Burnside has arrived and taken command g. Port
Royal Itis said thas this appointment was made to
compromise t1o dihesitss between Hunter and Foster.
Anaaher EsnsOr.
CHARLESTON, March R.-Ths news that Burnside
has AIKEN command at Port Royal, sad that an stack
on Charleston win be made within the next fortnight,
CONES from NeWbsn. Full credit is lot given to the
story, but the i'm rassion is very general that an attack
wiz nov take place.
CSafedeFate States Congress.
R%IcHuoSD, March i2-The senate was chiefly oecu-
pied to-day in the discussion Of the report presented
yesterday relative to privileges Of the reporters Of the
press The resolution reported by the committee with
drawing the privilege Of a seat on The door of the sen
ate gom the present reporter Of the Richmond En-
qai6sR was finally adopted. A motion to lay the reso-
lat on on the table was previously rejected yeas2 =,
nays IT.
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Al ExpesURE-Ns invite ereuaon 70 iho
ssths 6om Gel DssbIaE, ozPosipg tie inhuman
hss msnt s. which Consderao prisoners
ess rs 8 4aassl Pet wee subjected when
on Len ssg he nvsr Tie St oswolsh g
sae Una. ~ relaiains Asm eaPtves undsr
shy ci.camaeas ieuseI i4sa re tHne saPoia
ss5. IS but slgsty ceasmabs ia eompeison
viii - other ontgs . which Asy were seb-
iecsed Gen Sl doubtless kt secret
ssan s. ble lus able % venf s dis
spn.ia.aen afising fem the E An'eai infis-
~ rsor fm 81 enrlde Of bic victims,
"a LIS faore rt Fic1a borg sne to as shame.
= embrac55i IT,
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ATELK az wed firm Eow OrIsaa-- VIII me-
Lob 81 tie undsGiGn-d y selzi1E her ss5rs-.
ThEJ. ~ 8CDDECKE.
Fe1Ter's b tzery,
mni2- Pcr- Hudg~n. IA.
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K G. CHS rather mythicsl brotherhood
appears 70 have excited The young military gen
teasa who sruts By authority in the Abolition
" department. Of Indianapolis" BE is after
t5sr- lis suggested that he secure the SER
vices Of some Of tie know nothing dark lantern
voaries Of So 70 hunt chem cat" or, if dark
ness fails, that be call upon the remnants Of the
'svi5e svakos" Of go. Alignment Of smokey
lantern heroes ought to be able TO unearth the
mysterious cCngpirators.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-13

T. Every report mat reaches US confirms
previous Intelligence as to the extent of sickness
prevalent 10 the Federal army on the Missis-
siPpi Our accounts from Memphis, published
yesterday announces the seizure of several
more Of tho. largest buildings IN that city for
hospital purposes, and well informed parties
est mats tie numbar Of sick now there at from
twenty to twenty Eve thousand. 1t viii not
take long, 1t this rsss, for our foe to be whipped
vi lous . phys iaai contest.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-03-13

MoBHE March I3-Genaral Jes4ph E J0hnstoa re
viewed the army af Mobile yesterday. BHgadlor Gen.
D. w. adams, Of he Army Of Tenaessee, has arrived
here en- route 70 feiQn his command st TuIlahoma
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-07
LATEST NE WIS.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
r M-URFREEsBoRo.

The following is a special dispatch loa morn
ing paper - . Tho
enemy evacuated in haste during Saturday
night. 1t is reported they were terribly de-
merolized from losses, but they left no proper
ty behind them.
infantry and cavalry, and was following them
to-day. .,
spear first Tennessee brigade attacked
and dispersed their rear guard of cavalry.
Their loss in Wednesdays battle was 5,OOO,
several hundred on Thursday, over l,ZOO on
Friday, and ! 900 on Saturday night, includ-
Ing wounded and captured. We'have LOW
of them prisoners, also two Colonels ana sew
erai wagons.
The bodies Of Brigadier Generals Rains
and Hanson are here General Brecklnrldge
was severely wounded and General Adams
had an arm broken,
Major Claeuce Prentice IS wounded IN the
thigh.
The famous first Louisiana Regiment was
destroyed.
Oar own losses in all the engagements were
HOO killed about 5000 wounded and several
thousand prisoners One third OF the wound
ed will soon be able to resume duty
Our army was considerably deprecated by
stragglers, including Il number OF officers, wh'
will be disgracefully dimissed, several Tor de
sertion. go,
We had about twenty FIVE field officers kali
ed and as many wounded. Lieutenant Colo
mel Tanner of the 22d INDIANA reported xii
ed is wounded and Il prisoner. The Chiesg
board of trade battery which behaved gallant
ly lost foar killed & wounded. Looms Mich
igan battery lost one killed twelve wounde
and thirteen horses killed
A review of the field of battle since eva'
uated, shows that the enemy were much moi
forwidably posted than we had developed eve
before the terrific fighting.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-07
w~AsHINGToN NEWS.

NEw YonK, Jan 7-Washington specials
stale that seventeen men of Wyndham's com
mand we're picked up last night at Chantllla
nv excursionlsts from Stuarts cavalry di-
vision.
President Lincoln reasons for signing the
bill admitting Western Virginia into the
Union were as lullows:
LIST 1t was the correct policy OF the Ad-
ninlstratson to secure as much Tree territory
ma nussible and with as little trouble.
I'd. That as the Wheeling Legislature had
been r~ecop nized by Congress as the Legisla-
lure of the State Of Virginia that body had
the authority to adopt measures looking Ia
The division of lhe State, that the RESPONSE
hiity did not he with those who did not vote
against IT,
ID On the principle that he was bound II
take care Of his friend.
The opinions OF the President were ia wri
ting, and we're read 10 the Cabinet meeting.
Halt of the Cabinet we're opposed 10 thl
measure.
The House Military Committee met thi
morning and disposed Of u large amount q
business on hand
A report has been prepared and will be sui
mitied at the next meeting, in favor Of III
proposition Of Hon Ely Thayer for rAisin
10000 men TO go AS armed emlgrhnts I
Florida and be in the service of the Unite
States for nine months.
The House Naval Committee to-day hear
arguments in favor of the plan now being col
sidered Tor providing for bringing Of gunboR
into the lakes Of the West and East. Tn
important matter will occupy the attention
the Committee for some days.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-07
GAZING FOR THE wOUNDED

NASHVILLE, Jan 6-Over 600 rebel prison
ers and 10 commissioned officers we're brought
in this evening. Unofficial reports state that
~canonading was heard ten miles from Muir
freesboro.
Our forces are pursuing the rebels Bragg
may make a stand at Tallahoma
Our wounded is about 1900 Our whole
loss in killed wounded and missing will moi
reach 10000.
Rebel loss was double ours.
Wounds Of our soldiers are mostly slight
The best buildings In Nashville are taker
for hospitals. The wounded viii be cared for
News from the front is meagre aud unim
portanG
There is four feet Of water on the shoals
and the river is still rising. Weather cleai
and cold I.t
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-07
lReported for the Daily Empire.
New York Market.
Nrw York, January

AVN" ApNH1 ~ -
FLOUR-Receipts 5000 bbls market
dull and unchanged sales 10000 bbls
8 9OG6 90 supetine state G35@65O
extra state 5 s5@6 10 superior western;
6 4566 80 common TO medium extra western;
C eO@7 90 common to good shipping brand
r. H. O.
WHEAT-Nominal, quiet, unchanged
l 23@l "a Chicago spring l 34@l 80 Mil
waukee club; 45@l Al winter red ives.
tern.
CORN-None, dull, unchanged at sO@
sl4 mixed western.
OATS-Quiet at 67@7l common to prime,
PORK-Shade lower.
DRESSED HOGS-Shade irmer at 81
@53
LARD-Firm at 9i@l0.
WHISKY-Dull at 334@40.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-01-07
TO EIGHT.

LouIsyIILE, Jan. G Headquarters are ad'
vised that previous to the Murireesboro fight
a large portion of Anderson's troops mntinied
Mt Nashville and refused TO advance the re-
mainder about 800, went into the Eight under
%Rosengarten and Ward and behaved gallantly'
Notices have been sent along the line for
the arrest of a large number reported to have
deserted, aud their return to Nashville in
Irons.
Col Bruce captured at Nashville a very
large amount of valuable army stores from
the rebels.
A Nashville dispatch says some rebel pris.
ouers captured on Thursday and paroled had
been in Murfreesboro four hours they were
direct from Richmond, Virginia.