Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-05-04
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EEaeFE4H or ADEfsM NuMEf AaoUaea
RlcHN0g9. May 2I-Aboui one thousand Yankees
onssrsd Loeha C5url Hoase, a. 9 o'clock this 81, and
have, since that ttns, torn up the Central ralroad track
to Che distance Of four miles ia ths direction. Trains all
safe, also an army stores, fe latter having been re-
moved some days. This raid win prove f-ullsss to he
enemy except hjuring The track which can be repaired
In a short iim5.
RICHMOND, Nay 2L-Oue bitter from Hani on's
Crossing states Ina a conflict occurred yesterday, P d..
In tbe vieioHy Of ChaneelorgHis, between a brigade Of
Con. LesH srny and an advance column Of Yankee.
and r~esuitiDg in driving back the latter several miles,
with serious loss. Confederate loss estimated 81 about
one h@uairei, Nothing d,fnaie reiatvs to operations.
All accounts from above are Of e cheering character as
to The spirit Of cur army AID position Of our main
forces.
Rus.rond Collision.
NiLaiNGroH, r. O., Bay "A collision Of t-atns
occurred at Halifax station. On tho Wlmisgton and
"7'ion railroad, this morning. killing one soldier, and
w~oulding three rr four.
Good News from General Forrest.
cAAlHANooGi Hay IA special dispatch to The
Rebel dated Decatur, May 81, says Forrest o. doing alo-
ao1s work To has been G biting slaes ThusEay las..
10 aSat thirty ules from here. BE- captured a large
number Of pdsoaera- Ho has ssveateeu hundred Van
KEGS eqt of in the mountain s9urh Of here, and !. is
thought they VIII De cspsureL.
Stafuss rifles Of Edmoustoas regiment. engaged and
re-oos orr cannon from the enemy.
The Yankee have erac1a.sd T7s.rns,a O7r I,rs
is seven BILLED amd aiaet-eu wounded
Advancement Of Csyg-es,.
RIclEogD, Ray 2-Coarr7ss asi7snas vre die
las' night. psr nz the act relative 70 correctional
election IA Tennessee.
AnbTs the passage o. which have bsrs., fore been
reported by telegraph, haze been approved and .irned
ty tho P-a&dent, except the acts relative Q. ssF Of
hecrs and tie c37scdP.lon OF Ma-y.suG-u, which was
not signed.
There % nothing definite from FrsIsriezs5urg this
mornias. Tss weather is Gas.
--latest fssHs Virginia, the North and Enz-
;aue.
RICHMOND, May 3-No ain has arrived from above
to day. Nothing definite has yet been received with
regard to ;oday's operations in spotsyivzaia. We have
Further nevs, b1t the Secretary Of war Is too closely
engaged and no other person astho-izsd 20 approve
d-ts1atchss IS aecsssibIs.
@lsEcOND DIsFATCHJ
RtCHl9SD, Usy 3-Norihsu dates to tho lst IRE
received I,rs5si forcs has appeared at Mor-au-9w7.
Va, near the Pennsylvania lie, creating q general
sclre al along The border from Harpors Ferry TO
Wheeling.
Aruaor was cu-raas en- Nashville that Beekiurisgs
had killed BraF5, on account Of the latter zdyI-ing tie
execution Of Kentucky so d:ers.
General Curtis t~olsgrapls shat -bs rebels routed at
Cape GUarlsa1, or the % b, were pressed By McSsaI
aad Van Dover.
The steamship A-slo.Saxo1 which left LfvorBoo, on
The 16ils with three hundred and SKIS passengers and a
crew Of eisatyfolr men, was wrecked near C45e Race.
en- the 27.hiiu a dense fog. O4ly ssveuty.threo pas
seneers escaped.
The Baltimore and Obio railroad has been torn Up
twelve miles west OF Oazlsud, at which place the bridge
is buried.
fTHUD DISPATCH
R~IcHE0SD, Nay 3-The Yankee cavalry viii d
made the raid on the Ceatral. railraaI proceeded to
Fredericksburg railroad to-day. and took mp the track
at Ashland. It is also reported that an ambulance
train on the way TO Richmond, was captured by the
Yankees. 10 train has arrived from above today. No
ia-e accounts received Of operations IN spofsylvauis.
The latest reports Indicate tlst tha Yankee cavalry
have crossad the Central railroad in the vicinity Of Han
o-er court house, Northeast Of Ashland
The Wheeling papers Of Thursday state that both
UnoutoUn All Falmouth were ia the possession CT the
rebels.
Tie specie in the Wheeling banks has been sent to
P@Ii.s5urs.
Col Elicit has destroyed every gsist mill and DISH
lsry alorg the Tennessee river. The towns Of Ham.
burg and Esstport were also destroyed.
Tie Europa from Liverpool the 18th, arrived at Hal
Ifax. The London Times is very bitter on tie le-tsroF
Adams TO Admiral Dupont. exsmptme certain hips for
Mexico. from E1gl-uds carrying supplies and arms for
Mexico.
The Daily New ssy7 there csa bsno Doubt but that
sraiu-Ny iue5ess;ls.
Sire c Lsais, British Secr-te-y Of War. IS dead.
The Liverpool cotton market is buoy5ui. prices one
fourth to on-hat pence better. stcek $4,000 bales
inclu-ing tiJ-U American.